Eighty Elk Permits Issued In Ashley Forest Hunts
The Vernal Express reports Elk permit results in Ashley Forest and surrounding Uintah County areas. Applicants listed include Vernal residents and nearby towns, with details of drawing outcomes and a note that all who applied but did not draw will receive a $15 despair.
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Reservoir Drainage Begins for Fall Fish Planting
Screens have been placed by the streams below the Crouse and Calder reservoirs in Diamond Mountain. Drainage will start as soon as possible with planting beginning within two weeks and completing in a month, said Alvin Kay, president of the Vernal Red and Gun Club. During the operation 180,000 trout were planted in Calder and 75,000 in Crouse. Local wardens Fred Reynolds and Udell Gar with the Indigenous club help aim to stock every stream and reservoir in Uintah, Duchesne and Daggett counties with a crew of five state fish and game trucks and eight men assisting at the peak of planting.
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Alvin Kay
Vernal Red and Gun Club
Fred Reynolds
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Pheasants Planted In Ashley Valley
One trick road of 700 pheasants was planted in Ashley Valley last week by Fred Reynolds Udell Gardiner Cliff Grandhaught Alvin Gardiner and Dee Curfew. Half were roosters and half were hens all roosters were banded. Birds released from the High Line Canal west of the valley to Jensen east. Officials say cover remains thick making it hard to gauge the fall crop.
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Whiterooks Griffins Spend Vacation in California
WhitEROOKS The Griffins and Verna Mocpes Frank Griffin family Roger Jer ry returned last week from a two week vacation at Salt Lake City and Batt Lake California visit included Nancy starting Occidental College with her sister and other relatives. Dennis and Mrs. Marimon left for Salt Lake City and many local visitors celebrated Mrs. Smiths birthday while the family prepared for school and trips.
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Hunt ES 24 Tentative Schedule Mentioned in Civil Case
The civil record notes a tentative schedule labeled ES 24 titled The Hunt, with details indicating an upcoming event or hearing. The fragment suggests the document references tentative timing rather than final disposition, awaiting further order or confirmation.
Mitchell Returns Home From Korea in Warm Family Greeting
Pfe Mitchell, son of Mr and Mrs Marion Mitchell, arrived home Sunday after spending 17 months in Korea. Relatives in Salt Lake City and nearby towns share in the welcome as local residents note furloughs and visits. Byron Horrocks heads to Norfolk, Virgina for service while others attend gatherings and celebrate birthdays and school events.
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Korea
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Salt Lake City
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Soil Conservation Efforts Expand In Uintah Basin
Three miles of dikes were built for Lewry Littleton and WY J Winterton on Green River flood plains while another stretch was staked for Thomas McKeachnie on Diamond Mountain to prepare for wheatgrass planting. Ivan Batty outlined a 160 acre plan to develop permanent pasture, and Soil Conservation Service staff joined a Roosevelt dinner event with Mr and Mrs Lewis and Mr and Mrs Thomas.
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Diamond Mountain
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Coin Banks to Be Givin Away at State Fair
Lithographed coin banks depicting the signing of the Declaration of Independence will be given as souvenirs at the American Can Company exhibit at the Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City. The display explains how cans are made and the canning industry’s impact on Utah’s agriculture and economy, highlighting $3,000,000 in annual benefits.
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Ogden
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