How to Stop Worrying and Start Living in New York Tale
A New Orleans man, P W Treleaven of 8212 Milan Street, left for New York chasing riches. He enjoyed fast life but faced debt and despair after the crash. A turning voice urged usefulness, leading him to live richer through helping others.
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P W. Treleaven
Milan Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
New York
Long Island
Hudson River
Peter Trelengen
Peter
School Budget Revised to Include New High and Expenses
The school budget for 105455 was revised and accepted by the board at the regular meeting. Total estimated receipts and expenditures rose from 836,207.25 to 873,? and 775,101 debt service remained. Additional state funded social security and retirement contributions increased funds by 14,500 and 10,500 respectively plus 8,300 federal aid. Expenditures rose in instruction and capital outlay with 774,008.68 and 793,001 added for United High. Major increases: fixed charge fund 14,800 for retirement and 10,800 for social security. Debt service unchanged. One man’s gain portion noted.
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Totel
Patsats
Uni Semm
Fung
United High
Dairy Breeding Emphasized for Dairymen in Uintah County
Dairymen rely on quality sire stock to boost milk and butterfat, with the Utah Valley Breeding Association coordinating wide service. About one third of Utah’s dairy operations are served, and nearly all counties are covered. Hyde Park houses 25 high quality sires used in progeny testing, as a sire-proving program advances using DR Regional computing to compare dam daughter production.
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Uintah County
Ache Valley
Cache Valley
Hyde Park
Clair R. Acord
International Bugis
Prosperous Year Predicted for Utah Lamb Feeders
Alder K Barton Utah Commissioner of Agriculture predicts a strong lamb feeding season in 1954 56 with high demand for fat lambs and feeder lambs. He notes wool and meat needs in national emergencies and urges Utah residents to support the industry as September designated Lamb Month. Financing indicated by loan agencies.
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Alder K. Barton
Utah
International
East Lake City
Ten Year Beef Promotion Program Begins
A ten year beef promotion program began today to boost consumption by stressing economy cuts and grass fat beef. The plan aims to regain market share from seafood and other foods, doubling beef’s share of the food dollar and lifting yearly consumption toward international peers. Jay Taylor led the launch with state presidents and Utah leaders backing the effort.
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Tts
Jay Taylor
American National Cattlemen Assn
Hox
J Wells Robins
Utah Cattle Assn
Utah
Nefina
New Zealand
Australia
Decors
Farmers Bought Under Federal Social Security
Farm families will face fewer money problems in old age or upon the bread-winner's death. Starting January 1, 1955, farm operators and employees contribute to a fund for survivor and old-age payments. A farmer earning about $250 a month reaching 65 would get $132.80 monthly for a survivor couple, plus a lump death payment. Coverage begins for farm workers earning at least $100, with employers contributing 2 percent and employees withholding 2 percent. self-employed farmers pay 3 percent. Coverage starts in 1956. For details, contact the nearest Social Security office.
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Internal Revenue
Social Security
Beef gains ground in daily meals for children
Beef is urged as essential for children to obtain protein with daily portions. New beef products like beef bacon, beef link sausage, and butter steaks are expanding choices. These items join standard cuts as beef again moves into the American diet during its growth era.
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America
What's New Plastic Holders For Baby Bottles
New plastic holders fit over baby bottles to prevent breakage and provide wood heat insulation for warmed milk, offering safer handling and maintained temperature.
Dry Years Help Irrigators Despite Critics
James R Barker of Utah State Agricultural College notes dry years reveal benefits for irrigation. Even in drought, better gates and metering are installed and practices improve water use. Some farmers report higher yields with less water, proving waste reduces soil fertility and efficiency improves with prudent management.
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James R Barker
Utah
Barker
Save Your Tires Mr Farmer Warns on Tractor Tire Care
Uintah County Agriculture Agent Clair Ro Acord urges farmers to follow tire care rules to maximize wear. Key points include correct inflation per instruction books, regular pressure checks, avoiding grease, washing off chemicals, repairing cuts, using wheel weights, limiting speeds to 15 mph, avoiding overload on grain extensions, protecting idle tires from sunlight, and blocking axles when implements sit idle.
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County Agricultural Agen
Clair Ro Acord
Uintah
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