Decentralizing Industry Sparks Prospect for New Rail Links
The article notes industries seeking sites and funding for new branch operations in Vernilia and nearby counties. It highlights plans for asphalt maintenance, a phosphates plant expansion, a heavy oil refinery possibility, and the Upper Colorado River projects. A rail line could unlock tonnage from these developments, aided by chamber committees compiling investment data.
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May
Ont Yery Door
Rusk
Colorado
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Split Mountain
Near from the Family Farm in an Era of Corporate Pressure
The piece argues that despite fears of corporate takeovers the family farm remains resilient, accounting for a larger share of farms and marketings. It urges government price support and public supply management, advocating central federal control to shield family farms from absorptive pressure, while noting high costs and past scandals.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Babson on heredity and Isabel Babson Memorial at Gloucester
Babson argues heredity is real but cannot be traced to a single ancestor. She recounts Isabel Babson, a 17th century Cape Ann figure, and explains the Isabel Babson Memorial's purpose. The column links ancestry to the nine months before birth and notes Europe’s common market discussion among six nations.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Tanbel Babson
England
Moalland
James
Islem
Isabel
Cape Ann
Main Street
Gloucesor
Gloucester
Rockport
Bermuda
John
Butony
Isabel Babson
New England
Issbel
Brussels
Lions Present 100% Attendance Pins at Vernon Lions Meeting
Dr. Jack A. Seitz presided as Vernal Lions Club awarded many 100% attendance pins for years served. Recipients include Keith Adams two years Paul Batty four years Larson Coldwell three years Metin W. Curtis thirteen years and others from one to twenty five years. Secretary Dee F. Anderson noted that fifty 100% pins needed for a district plaque and Larson Caldwell outlined Central Utah Project findings. An amendment pledging 200000 acre feet of water for future use was read.
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Jack A. Seitz
Vernal Lions Cross
Keith Adams
Paul Batty
Larson Coldwell
Metin W. Curtis
A. Gee
Whitney D. Hammond
Stan King
Lee Murray
Don Redfearn
Harald R. Sargent
Wm. B. Wallis
Lloyd Winward
R. A. Bryson
A. Demahr Dudley
Jack C. Turner
Art Schaefermayer
Glenn Cooper
Alvin T. Purdie
Teland G. Rex
Jack A. Seltz
Harmony. Sawards
Rulon
Hacking
Glade M. Sawards
Henry Schadermeyer
Wm. A. Jacobe
Alvin Weeks
Coke Jeffries
Dee F. Anderson
Larson Caldwell
Lions
Central Utah Project
Roland Merkley
Local Meeting Debates Amendment and Study Committee Motion
A motion to delete the amendment by Merkley failed while another motion to return the resolution to the study committee carried. Harald E. Davis and Wm. B. Wattis presented slides of a Holy Land trip. Lloyd Wiuward announced a September 23 to 27 Community Concert. Glade Bt and Elizabeth Sowards performed a duet with guitar accompaniment by Art Schaefermeyer.
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Whitney D. Hammond
Deleta
Mr. Merkley
Harald E. Davis
Wm. B. Wattis
The
Holy Land
Lloyd Wiuward
Glade Bt
Elizabeth Sowards
Art Schaefermeyer
Land Bank Association Offers Low Interest Farm Loans
Money and a lot more. A land bank association office can provide a repayment plan aligned with income, no prepayment restrictions, and no hidden extras. Improve, expand, modernize, or switch to new operations with all the facts. Contact your nearby office now.
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