Advisory on grazing fees recommendations by Utah cattlemen
The Utah cattlemen and sheepmen from 11 districts propose grazing fee rules. They urge keeping the current minimum grazing fee formula, equal regional fees, and 25 percent of total fees for range improvement. They support cooperative federal land rehabilitation and plan to forward recommendations to the National Advisory Board in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Stringham
National Advisory Board
Kamen S. Gardner
Cedar City
National Board
Stewart Udall
Secretary of the Interior
County Fair Awards Highlight Home Arts and Crafts
The report details blue ribbons and sweepstakes winners across divisions including home arts crafting, mosaic work, and wool dress exhibits. Notable names include RENEE SHIMMIN and Dona Merrell with mosaic ribbons, plus many prize recipients in painting, jewelry, and photography as judges praised the fair's high participation and look forward to next year.
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Lela Uacking
Connie Fox
Maerer
Lana Peterson
Marie Peterson
Jensen
Kellene McConkie
Kathleen Hatch
Bonnie Jo Anderson
Maeser
LuAnn Harris
Randhett
Cally McKee
Susan Swain
Vernal
Renee Shimmin
Glen Walker
Karl. Swann
Frank Merrell
Frank Collier
Josephine Taylor
Yelyn Franciisen
Loene Parks
Ann Wheeler
Shauna Lemon
Brenda Rich
Eileen Busch
Elen Richardson
Gloria Smith
Jane Williams
Merlene Horton
Brenda O'Neil
Margaret,o'neil
Janice Risner
Susan Bennett
Donna Price
Cherryl Holley
Gwen Abegglen
Kathryn Swett
Lenette Got
Jack Munt
Mary Patterson
Lorraine Frozier
Myrtle Hansen
Larry Hodgkinson
Stanley Harrison
Gloria Ann Hunt
Edythe Shimmin
Marilyn Carlson
Dennis Lee
Leah Johnson
Evelyn Redfearn
Bob Smith
Martha Knight
Dennis
Lee
Jerry Dow
Terry Wall
Margaret Caldwell
Vicki Hammond
Kevin Patterson
Darlene
Dale Thacker
Edward LaMont Anderson dies. funeral held in Bluebell
Edward LaMont Anderson 63 died August 20 in Uintah County hospital. Funeral services were held August 23 at 2 pm in Bluebell Ward Chapel with burial in Bluebell Cemetery. He was born October 6, 1898 in Price Utah, served in World War II, and was a member of the LDS Church. Survived by a son, two daughters, 15 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and seven sisters.
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Bluebell Ward
Edward LaMont Anderson
Uintah County Hospital
Walter Remington
Gurda Seeley
Mine
Eddie Fisher
Leslie Goodrich
My Father
Old Rugged Cross
Jesus
George Nay
Leslie Gooddich
Bernard Winkler
Foster Merrill
Eerl Murray
Bluebell
Orle Cook
Delbert Long
James Long
Ray Long
Gary Roper
Muthford Matthews
James Hadfield
Mr. Anderson
Price
Utah
Joseph
Florence Snow Anderson
Myrtle Atwood
Joseph Anderson
Steamboat Springs
Cole
Ray
Leory) Sprouse
Vernal
John
Katie) Long
Grantsville
Olive Lord
Duschesne
Maude South
Ogden
Ella Pullum
Chlole Roper
Pocatello
Idaho
Mabel Allred
Beulah Myberg
Lapoint
Taura Thompson
Pleasant Grove
Anderson
LDS Church
Ella Pullman
Joe Blandford
Duane Blandford
Kim Thacker
Orem
Elsie Hadfield
Stan Perry
Midvale
George Roper
Tola
DUP Plans Annual County Convention
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers hold an annual county convention this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Uintah County Courthouse meeting room. President Kate B. Carter will be the special guest. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Sonny
Uintah
Kate B. Carter
Landon family shines as blue ribbons dominate crops show
Blue ribbons in the Crops and Garden division go to Dean Landon Lar aine Landon Joyce Landon Glen Landon Ross Landon Eddie Oaks Devier Dudley Douglas Winkler Bruce Cook Ody Jenking Willard Perry David Murray Mary Murray Eddie Deans Lonnie Deans Duane Clark Wall Earl Freeman. George Johnston wins sweepstakes in the flower division with Dolores Burke close behind. Johnston’s purple gladiolus arrangement named queen of the show. A total of 42 blue ribbons were awarded in the Dower show.
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Dean Landon
Laraine Landon
Joyce Landon
Glen Landon
Ross Landon
Eddie Oaks
Devier Dudley
Douglas Winkler
Bruce Cook
Ody Jenking
Willard Perry
David Murray
Mary Murray
Eddie Deans
Lonnie Deans
Duane Clark Wall
Earl Freeman
George Johnston
Dolores
Burke
Johnston
Gladiou
BLM Names New Range Aid for Vernal District
Gerald R. Muhlestein of Provo has been hired by the BLM Vernal District as a permanent Range Aid. A Brigham Young University graduate with degrees in botany and range management, he will work with district livestock operators on grazing and monitor livestock movements for potential trespass violations. He will be joined soon by his wife.
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Gerald KR. Muhlestein
Provo
BLM Vernal
Diigham Young University
Mr. Muhlestein
Mr.Muhlestein
Family return from Labor Day trip to Casper Wyoming
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Slaugh and two children will reside at the BLM equipment yard at 4th East and 2nd So. They returned to Vernal Monday evening after spending Labor Day weekend in Casper, Wyoming where they visited Mrs. Slaugh's sister Mrs. J. R. Woods and family and two brothers.
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BLM
4Th East
2Nd So
Wm. H. Slaugh
Vernal
Casper
Wyo
Maeser PTA Opens First Meeting at Maeser School
The Maeser PTA holds its first meeting on Monday September 10 at 8 00 p m at Maeser School. Parents are urged to attend to meet teachers and room mothers and learn school policies. Duane and Ferrel Htooka and Jamiloa are noted.
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Maeser Pta
Maeser
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Snnke Center
Uintah County Fair
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Copule Fox
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Pave King
Dave
United Park City Mines Company
Kennedy
King
U. S
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U.S
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County Fair
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J. Anderson
DUP
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Mandalay
Tastewell Pineapple
Skippy
Scott
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