Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-12-27 | Page 9 | Livestock Ranges in Fair Condition

LIVESTOCK RANGES IN FAIR CONDITION Temperatures In Salt Lake Far Above Normal Despite one of the warmest and dry t December Greeks fleeks o on record ranges in most parts of Utah are arc In fair condition according to the weekly weekly weekly week week- ly weather r crop and livestock report l Issued Wednesday day by J. J Cecil Alter government meteorologist Moisture is needed in nearly neady all al sections of the state so cattle am and sheep can graze away from watering v places but despite this difficulty most of the animals are in fair air condition condition condi condi- tion the report says sas It has been necessary essary to feed many however Temperatures in Salt Lake were far tar during the week and even at night the thermometer I dropped only a few degrees below freezing In the eastern part of the I state however the temperatures temperature fre frequently frequently I fre-I fre- fre dropped to or near zero at night Alter said The most favorable livestock conditions con eon in the state according to the report are in Blanding Price and Richfield although the ground is bare at the latter place