Truman lauds Utes for sound planning in approved relief bill
President Truman praised the Ute Indian tribal management of a three year rehabilitation program and a 1000 dollar per capita payment to 1679 Ute citizens from the Colorado Judgment Fund, under Public Law 120. He noted the funds will be divided among the Uintah Ouray and Southern Ute tribes for individual payments, land investments, and future needs.
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Harry S. Truman
Colorado Judgment Fund
Uintah and
Ouray Reservation
United States
Ute Indiana
Ouray
Native tribes hailed for planning on compensation use
A public statement congratulates the Indians of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation for solid planning toward their share of compensation. It expresses hope that the other two Ute tribes will soon finalize plans to use their allocations.
Summer Ranges Reported in Good Condition
The three Indian associations report their summer ranges in very good condition and cattle thriving. Repeated high elevation rains keep meadows green. An inspection near Paiute Reservations discussed Halogeton, a poisonous weed, with measures planned if found. warns stock operators to move cattle off winter areas and to prevent forest and range fires.
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SMCO
Witton C. Gutzman
Paul A. Krause
Ator
P. E Church
Utah
Uintah Basin
Gutzman and Krause
Wool and Sheep Farms Earn Steady Profits in Modern Agriculture
The Utah State Agricultural College extension notes rising wool prices and strong meat yields from farm flocks. It argues sheep require modest capital, open shelters, and light labor, with profit driven by gross returns per head, flock size, lamb value, wool price, death loss, and feed costs under sound management.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Russell R Keetch
Utah State Agricultural College
Extension Service
Soilsavers and farmers plan seed production crops
Pete Hunt killed bluegill to protect growth. restocking with bass planned. Senor Mortenson and T L Swain plant and level acres for alfalfa and wheat grass seed. Jack Nielson and Ben Dye harvest tall and stiff wheat grass seed. Many farmers plant fall wheat grass seeds. Uintah Basin favored for grass and legume seed production.
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Pete Hunt
Senor Mortenson
Roosevelt
T.L
Dec
Swain
Wellow Creek
Jack Nielson
Ben Dye
Uintah
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