Basin Grazing Lands Stocked to Capacity
Secretary of the Interior plans to permit more cattle and sheep grazing on public lands to boost meat production. District 8, covering much of the Utah Basin, is already near capacity with 270 million sheep and 15,000 cattle. Voluntary reductions have begun due to overgrazing, with some units trimming stock by 25 percent. Weather has been moist recently, but dry years may follow, prompting efforts to increase feed production. Rowena Richens plans winter in Salt Lake City after a trip to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar, L. Chapmen Ie
District 8
Uintah Basin
Dayle C. Naylor
Secur
Mr. Naylor
Duchesne
Green River
Iamond Mountain
Vernal
Jensen
Chayman
Rowena Richens
Velva
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Richens
Canada
Mr. Sie
Alberta
Salt Lake
Vernal Nurse Prepares for Mission to Norway
Miss Hodgkinson of Glines (Gimes) is set to sail from New York City on October 18 aboard the SS Guipsholm to serve as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A farewell program at the Glineswald chapel featured talks by Jesse A. Hans, Grant Hodikingorn, and Bishop Ernest M. Johnson, with musical numbers by the Glines Youth Chorus and Edyth Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayola Hodgkinson
New York City
Guipsholm
Norway
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Giineswald
Ward Dishoprie
Jesse A. Hans
Stake Presidency
Grant Hodikingorn
Ernest M. Johnson
Hodgkinson
Gore
Jesus
Glines
Lee Murray
Harold Cook
Chopin
Edyth Anderson
Oak City
Utah
Is Hodgkinson
Gimes
Vernal Lions Sponsor Walking Blood Bank Drive
The Ver nal Lions Club sponsors a walking blood bank in Uintah County with J Arden Josley as general chairman. A blood typing clinic runs Sept 16 to Oct 17 across communities, aided by Public Health nurses and county doctors who donate time. The State Department of Health testing will be free, aiming to type blood of adults and many high school students. Dr Ray Spendrove cites emergencies needing rapid transfusions and notes matching blood type is essential for safe transfusions. The article continues on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
VerNal Lions' Club
J. Arden Josley
State Department of Health
Dis Vision of Laboratories
S Wal
Ray E. Spendrove
Sheriff Delivers Asmon to State Penitentiary
Sheriff Hf M Snyder and Guard Forrest Goodrich deliver John Henry Asmon to the state penitentiary in Galt City after his Uintah county escape. He faced a term of 1 to 20 years for second degree burglary. Asmon and his wife were captured in Inter iaries to Verna Rangely La mar Cojo and Jefferson. Asmon was arrested in Wor land Wyoming where he was turned over to Sheriff Spyder Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. M. Snyder
Forrest Goodrich
John Henry Asmon
State Penitentiary
Galt City
Mondamralierean
Uintah County
State Place
Verna Rangely
Lamar
Cojo
Jefferson
Four Traffic Accidents Prompt Minor Mishaps
State Highway Patrol logged four traffic incidents in a two week span. On Sunday September 17 a 1036 Ford sedan traveled east off the road near Maeser center while a McKinlay car parked behind. Cook’s vehicle, headed west, collided with Watkins’ car and then the McKinlay car, damaging Watkins vehicle $140 and Cook’s car, leading to a reckless driving citation for Cook. A fourth accident involved a 1940 DeSoto driven by Ela J Richardson striking a Harley Davidson rider Lowell P Roberts at West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Maeser
Don
McKinlay
Watkins
Cook
Ela J. Richardson
Lowell P. Roberts
Sth West
Maln
Local Business Deal Fails To Materialize
Correction on Sept 21 Express: transfer of Ashley Valley Market to W D Granger did not occur. Granger will continue as manager of the Corner Store and Ashley Valley Market remains under Don Batty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
W. D. Granger
The
Express
Mr. Granger
Don Batty
Farmers tour Utah irrigation and farming sites in Escalante and Sevier regions
A Utah group led by veterans and farming officials toured Cedar City Parswan and Zion Bryce areas to inspect storage facilities a packing plant and a new irrigation development in Escalante Valley where 110 pumps lift water from wells to irrigate land potatoes are a major crop and a claim is made that more No 1 potatoes are grown there than in Idaho while a large turkey hatchery near the Sevier River was noted and water rights were discussed with land drainage plans in Uintah and Sevier counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asc
Hall
Raymand
Bucom End Frei
Aivoe
Ai Brom
Aiita Morell
Alara
Garr Bolton
Sienna
Markoyata Aor
David H. Mann
The
Utah Farmer
Jack Brosman
Tribune
Parswan
Cedar
A Ranch Agricultate
Escalante Valley
Agteuiasal
Pane Uintah
Udy
Zion
Anne
Sevier i
Peane
Road work progress in regional project report
A report on a road improvement project notes about 15 miles of road surface being prepared. It mentions Hretches up Aahtey canyon, a golf course area, and Maeser Road corridor. Statements cite Mr. Baity and Forrest Goodrith with the missioner Don Bal absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Don Bal
Bying
Forrest Goodrith
Glinea Chapel
Maeser Road
Swanee Singers to Present Program Here on October 7
Local event notice for Swanee Singers concert scheduled October 7 in town. Publicity references a Kiwanis Kids Day event with several hundred children participating in morning activities at the city park including clowns acrobats and animal shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee Singers
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Pe
Page
Sydney Montague To Be Heard by Knife and Fork Club
Sydney Montague, author and lecturer, will address Uintah Knife and Fork Club at Hotel Vernal in the main dining room on Tuesday October 3 at 7:00 PM. He plans to share episodes from Northwest Mounted Police service and discuss wealth estimates. The event, sponsored by the Lady Dons Club, raises funds for nurses’ scholarships for Uintah High School seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Montague
Knife & Fork Club
R. Montague
Anadian Motunted Police
Uintah Knife and Fork Club
Vernal
Tues Bays
Northwest Mounted Palice
Bis
Lady Dons Club
Uintah High Behool
I Lady Litas
Saint Mark's
Canning Center Processes 29000 Cans At Local Cannery
Community cannery operated as a public service by the school district has processed 29 000 cans of fresh foods, driven by popular demand and ongoing operation despite budget strains. Johnson, clerk of the board, notes the goal to break even while continuing the program started in the 1840s with government aid to educate residents in canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Ie Choad
Johnson
Jays
Ccanery
Good Big Game Hunting Reported For This Season
Fred Reynolds, game warden, reports deer harvests climbed this preseason with 73 deer taken by 100 hunters holding permits. South side of the river produced all kills. north side yielded fewer. Elk hunts were weaker with only 20 percent success, two of tent permittees taking elk. Antelope were in very good condition and numbers were solid. Sage grouse season runs September 20 to October 1. some permits remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reynolds
Gema
Vernal Junior Chamber President Joins National Leader Tour
Vernal Jaycee President Kenneth H Sowards will accompany Richard W Kemler national Jaycee president on a four city tour beginning Thursday to meet him. They will visit Gearva School and hold events at Lelon Hall with editor George C Vangin and other local leaders as Salt Lake Junior Chamber completes the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H.sowards
Vernal
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard W. Kemler
Junix Chamber of Commerce
Epista Arycee Ual
Tvill
Vernalto
Siden Beany
Rarer
Gearva
Agel
Silina
Lelon Hall
Northwest Scout Trip Lifts Spirits Amid Rough Weather
Six Boy Scouts from two counties, George Weldon Hall and Leos, joined a cross state flight to Moses Lake and Grand Coulee Dam. Merrellist Rich piloted the tour through farms near the area before heading to Pocatello, Manila, and back, despite air sickness from the bumpy ride. the event drew eligible participants and sparked lively discussion about the plan and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George "Weldon
Hall
Grand Coulee
Tipeyt
Spence Dam
Pocatello
Manila
Thidtan Bet'vico Range Manager Checks Allotments
Range manager Faul A Krause of Uintah and Ouray Agency reviews Ute allotments within the Thidtan Bet'vico Range near Vernal. Officials work on forest and wildlife management on the reservation purchased lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul A Krause
Ducheme
Uintah & Ouray
Andy
Wildlie
Ringe Ougelde
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Hie
Vernal Lions Club
Asmon
Farmers of ‘South
Vinish
Vintah
Vernal City
Claude Banks
Buel Benutt
Kiwanis
Aberglen
Mrs
Verdin A. Johnson
Ome Canning
Doyle
London
Kenneth Sowards
Jaycee
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