Millions in Investments Forecast in Uintah Basin Gas Drive
Oil and gas firms forecast tens of millions more in Uintah Basin search for natural gas. Since a decade of drilling, operators in the Sun Oil and DeKalb Wildcat areas report gas shows in Wasatch and Green River formations, with new wildcat prospects and planned field development aiming to unlock substantial reserves and potential pipelines in the Bitter Creek Ouray and Ute Trail zones.
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Uintah Basin
Utah
Uintah
Robert W.burdits
Salt Wake Tribung
Paradox
Gaz
Hugoton
Tte
Ganda
Sun Oil Co
South Ouray
Sun
Green Iver
Wasatch
Ons
South Oura
Bitter Creek
Huyenshita Oil Corp
Oursy
Cireenriver
Uitter Creek
Ute Trail
DeKalb Agricultural Agsa, Inc
Iwwinds
Havenstrite
General Petroleum Corp
DeKalb
Green River
Mesaverde
Hitter Creek
Mesaverda
Uute
Ouray
Greenriver
North East
Alamo Corp
Wildcat
Ted
Thia
Texaco, Inc
Mountain Fuel Supply Code
Utah State Public Service Commission
Gate Canyon
Chapita Wells
Stone Cabin
Peter's Point
Ute
Ig 1
NE NE
Old Sun Oil Co
Livestock and water outlook from Uintah County agents
Uintah County agricultural agents report livestock in good condition with water on summer ranges. Feed is good except on Blue Mountain. No alfalfa seed harvest yet with prospects fair. First crop seed set fairly good. second crop weakest in years. Local labor adequate. Spring grains about 40 percent harvested with 20 to 50 percent yield drop from drought. State report says ranger and pastures across Utah benefited by recent rains and moderating temps. high elevation ranges show best improvements amid stock shortages.
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Uintah County
Blue Mountain
Utah
Dasin Manilas Rolo In Commando Action
Army Pvt Charles L Reed of Roosevelt Utah participated with the 101st Airborne Division's 327th Infantry in Exercising Eagle Dud dog Cumberland Gap Kentucky. The exercise featured cliff descents water crossings and patrol missions. Reed, a driver in Company A at Fort Campbell Kentucky, enlisted in May 1957 and is the son of Garland Meed of Long Branch Washington.
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Army
Charles L Reed
Mra
Ethel Meed
Twosevelt
Utah
327Th Infantry
Cumberland Lire
Kentucky
Pvt Reed
Infantry
Fort Campbell
Garland
Jaycee-ettes Hear Taille On Insurance Planning
Ralph Preece spoke to Vernal Jaycee-ettes at the Kiwanis Scout Lodge on Insurance Planning for the Family. Members planned a hayride party for early September with wives. hostesses were Mrs Robertson and Mrs Alexander. The next meeting on September 21 at the Scout Lodge will feature Martha Nelson with a slide on her Japan experiences.
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Ralph Preece
Vernal Jaycee-ettes
Kiwanis Scout Lodge
Wm Robertson
Earl Alexander
Martha Nelson
Japan
Crop Prospects Report Mixed As Weather Stabilizes
Alfalfa seed crops show relief with prospects normalizing while barley yields run strong. Temperatures hover near normal levels, sparking cautious optimism for harvest conditions and farm income across regions.
Ross Slye Named Road Engineer on U S 40 Job
State road officials name Mose Slye Resident Engineer for the U S 40 project near Roosevelt with offices at American Fork Utah. Slye to oversee 4. miles of US 40 and 2 88 from the US 40 junction to Fort Duchesne plus 12 2500 tons of gravel and 248 900 cubic yards of excavation for Strong Construction Company of Springville. He will head a Vernal assignment with 200 working days to complete the project for the Utah State Road Commission and will supervise field crews to minimize resident disruption. Contact Slye for details.
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Mose Slye
Roosevelt
Mrln Leonard
Wiairet
American Fork
Slye
Us-40
Rosevelt
Uintah River
Rhoosevelt
Umntah River
Fort Duchesne
Strong Construction Coy
Springville
Utah
Utah State Road Commission
Scaled
Road Commission
Vernal India
Syle
Hls
Sly
Maintaining Egg Quality Through Proper Handling and Care
Dr C I Draper of Utah State University advises on preserving egg quality from lay to market. Maintain litter and ventilation for floor operations, dust cages, gather eggs five times daily in heat and three times in cold, and cool quickly to 60 to 54 degrees with 80 to 85 percent humidity. Load and transport with care, market two to three times weekly, and avoid bumps to prevent cracking and value loss.
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C I Draper
Extension
Utat
State University
Logan
Ehiphaalzs
Draper
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Vernal
Impetia
Ros
Guall
Ellow
ARS
Tempatead
Bine
Ashley Valley
Kodiak Dow
Sia
Ashley Valley Appli. & Sport Shop
West Mai
Pion
Tjaycee-Ettes Hear
Ross Slye
U.S. 40
Albuquerque
Ry Fromtier Rlines
Texaco
West Main
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