Forest Service Declares War on Insects in Ashley
A six man crew under Ashley forester Ernest Hirwh trained in insect control led by L W Orr Sr aimed to curb pests killing timber in Ashley national forest. They will seek funding after assessing infestation using burning spraying or chemicals as needed. Renowned for timber supply, the forest saw 31 million board feet of loss to insects over 11 years, far exceeding fire losses.
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Ashley National Forest
Ernest C. Hirwh
Ashley Forester
L. W. Orr Sr
Ogden
Hele-tn
the Rock
Ona AL Harrison
Ashley
Trmed
Aahley National Forest
Newlywed Thornes Home After City Visit
Mrs Lawrence Thorne and Venla Jean Ericksey guests greet at Baldwin Park home. Danna Smith received medical treatment during Salt Lake City visit by Mrs Alma Prace and family. Thornes held Sept. 2, at home with 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smith
Danna
Salt Lake City
C. H. Thorne
Baldwin Park
Cal
Lawrence Thorne
Venla Jean Ericksey
Lawrence Thornes
Local Social Roundup and War Casualty Note
Randlett and surrounding residents share weekend visits and social events. The piece notes a Spanish American War casualty total of 500 killed in battle and 2000 died of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Blood Typing Clinics Boost Uintah Basin Donor Pool
Members of the Uintah Basin Medical Association pushed a public blood typing program after bleeding supplies thinned. Public health nurses and doctors ran nine clinics with 510 persons screened, funded by the Uintah Health committee and Utah Department of Health laboratories. The walking blood bank idea, proposed by Dr. G Albin Matson, has grown through cooperation with EDS Hospital in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Uintah Basin Medical Assa
Establishei Smalg
Uintah Health
Spop
Hou
Division of Laboratories
Utah State Department of Health
Utatah Health Committee
G Albin Matson
University of Utah School of Medicine
EDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Victor Karten Markets Sheep at Denver Stockyards
Victor Karten and Carbon County Sheep Co. sold several feeder lambs at 23.90 dollars per hundredweight at the Denver Union stockyards. The week saw a steady market for choice feeder lambs despite buyers showing resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Karren
Carbon County Sheep Co
Denver Union
Market Bulletin of Producers Livestock Marketing Usn
Education meetings to unite Utah and Colorado on Echo Park project
A series of educational meetings begins Oct 3 in Craig to align state officials and residents on the Echo Park dam and Central Utah projects. Officials claim the venture could cost about 2.06 billion dollars, with the dam alone valued at 150 million.
Uintah High Names Class Leaders
Edward Davis was elected senior class president at Uintah High. Other officers include Dustald Hacking junior president Max Timothy, Doug Brady and more. Also noted is a Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce water problems meeting set for Sept 22 in Salt Lake City with two Vernal representatives to attend.
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Los Angeles
Cal
DeVere Dennis
Downey
Derald Ericksen
Alveritta Kloeppel
Stenry Kloeppel
Uintah County Hospital
Ashley Ward
Mixa Barbara Preece
Warren Richardson
Gwen Goodrich
Merlene Davis
Weene Collett
Warren Jones
Tony Boris
Man MccCurey
Cody
Wye
Ronald Preece
Ronald Batty
Donald Batty
Nor Maslem
Leland Pre
Salt Lake City
Rey Chivers
Wateat
Col
Chivers
George Dale
Richmond
Mroo
Thomas E. Kidd
Barbara Preece
Provo
Brigham Young University
Ashley Ward Mia
Edith Winn
Ray Pace
Harlan Morrison
Erma Collett
Adora Preece
Frenna Anderson
LuRae Collett
Norma Haslem
Smith
Kenneth Harris
Altamont
Frank McMullin
Albert Harris
Richard O'Niel
Brigham
Reed Taylor
Vernal
Ralph Taylor
Late Pickup
Dan
Ivan Shaffer
Randlett Mia
MIA
Stake Union
Roosevelt
Glen Alfred
Ballard
Allred
Mary Helen Harris
Ford
Frank Jarman
Ervin Young
Logan
Utah State Agriculture College
Bishopric and Relief Society
Roosevelt Chapel
Grant Jarman
Jr. College
Price
Edward Davis
Harold EB. Davis
Atv Uintah High School
Dustald Hacking
Don Hacking
Max ‘Timothy
Tom Timothy
Douglas Hrady
Lowell Brady
Agenlows
Carole Murray
Donna Winward
Estella Jenkins
Don Millecam
Dawna Hall
Max Haws
Merrie Murray
Marie Morkley
Kent Taylor
Dale Fullmer
Glen Chew
Bonnie Chivers
Carrie (Nlder
Joe Murray
Dorothy Dudley
Noel Weeks
Sharon Searle
Joella Merkley
Ralph Tatereadt
Clark Barse
Tom Wardell
Laureene Christensen
Joan Hatch
Thera Merkley
Echo Park
Salt Lake
Echo Park plans huge shale investment and open house tour
Echo Park announces investment of more than 50 billion dollars to reach maximum shale oil production. Officials predict the industry will secure a centuries long air supply for the United States. A pilot plant held an open house drawing thousands of visitors as shale testing moves forward. Potential Utah expansion noted with rich surface shale promising lower mining costs. Four Utah men met with Secretary Kiug in Grand Junction to discuss the Upper Colorado River Commission budget and bylaws for 20 000 dollars annually.
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Vernor
Uintah Basin
Craig
Ward
Echo Park Dam
Uintah
Tal
United States
Utah
Mining Commission
Wennesday
Kiug
Grand Junction
Calo
Upper Colorado River Commission
Upper
Catorado River
Juvenile Judge Meets With School Officials
Judge Alder held a conference with Utah school officials on the open ing of school. He explained that under 18 students who have not graduated must attend unless a medical or physical disability justifies exemptions. Officials reported most eligible pupils are now in attendance with little difficulty anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
F M. Alder
Fourth District Court
Alder
Dam project faces regional opposition urges unity
Compact passed earlier in the year by Congress and state legislatures drew concern from Mayor Stringham and Mr. Ward. They called on residents to act as a unit to overcome obstacles blocking the dam construction, saying active cooperation is needed for project approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringham
Ward
Secretary of the Interior
Mr. Ward
Hospital News Reports Two-Week Medical Cases List
Miss Rayola Hodgkinson reports two weeks of medical cases at Uiniah County Hospital. Names include Bert Maxfield, Maxine Farnsworth, Harlen Wilkins, Beverly Mitchell, Richard Michi, Mrs. Charles Kenney, Alice Bodlly, Hugh Caldwell, Rosie Pehonech, Alvaretta Kloeppe, Mrs. Floy Calder, Suzanne Freestone, Charlene Rasmussen, Betty Leuzinger, Raymond Percy, and Rangely residents Betty Pete and Ronnie Phatis. Surgical cases include Dr Theron Remey of Los Angeles and Allan Hazel bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayola Hodgkinson
Uiniah County Hospital
Bert Maxfield
Maxine ‘Farnsworth
Gusher
Harlen Wilkins
Jensen
Beverly Mitchell
Apaleo
Richard Michi
Charles Kenney
Alice Bodlly
Hugh Caldwell
Rosie Pehonech
Alvaretta Kloeppe
Floy Calder
Suzanne Freestone
Charlene Rasmussen
Rangely
Betty Leuzinger
Raymond Percey
Betty
Pete
Ronnie Phatis
Sandra Alexander
Pearl B. Holman
Kathleene Robinson
New County Hospital Births This Month
Congratulations to families welcoming newborns at the newly opened county hospital. Names include Mr and Mrs Lewis Watch Jr with a baby on September 8, Mr and Mrs Charles Allred with a boy on September 11, Mr and Mrs Ira Robertson with a boy on September 16, Mr and Mrs C A Eaton with a girl on September 17, Mr and Mrs Gail Pitchford with a girl on September 17, Mr and Mrs Gail Alley with a boy on September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Robertson
C. A Eaton
Gail Pitchford
Gail Alley
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Forest Service
Johnny Rham and Sons
Colo
H. E. Seeley
D. C. Eccles
Madsen
N. J
Eccles
Shirley Sowards
Keith Gibson
Philadelphia
Alma Prace
Standard of California
T¢Sander Roosevelt
Blood Bank
Victor Karten
Colorado
Price, Nephi
Cralg
Great Echo Park
Central Utah
Uintah High
Ken Felteh
Brent Roberts
Adoree Preece
Gary Match Athletic
Janet Robbins
Hospital News
Theron Remey
Allan Hazelbush
United County Hospital
Mrs. Loawis
Charles Allred
WE Peoples Market
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