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- Farm, Lumber Groups Hit Pact
- Inside Stuff
- MacDonald, Baldwin Hold Conference
- Mine Men Okeh Canadian Pact
- Tariff Reductions Granted under Newly Signed Pact
- Local News
- Woolman Hits Tariff Treaty
- Girl of the Lonesome Pine Goes on Trial in 'Gov' Ment Cote's for Father's Slaying
- Glass of Beer Hanson's Only Drink, He Says
- Taber is Reelected as Head of Grange
- M'Donald Reign Now is Broken, Says Successor
- Denver, Rio Grande New Setup Gets O. K.
- Club Official Urges Police System Shift
- U. S. Wind Delay in AAA Tax Test
- Metal Market
- Nations Begin Italy Boycott
- Italy Hospital in War Zone is 'Mae West'
- Japan to Slice China Again
- Tom Berry Says:
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- Stalin Opens Soviet Drive
- Man Admits Choking Young Boy to Death
- Chest Drive is Begun at East High School
- Pilot near Death
- The Devil's Walking Stick is Rare Plant in Garden of Murray Man
- Columnist Dies
- Floods in Coast Areas Subsiding
- Preece to Assume Post with Pioneers
- Funeral Services Set for Admiral Nelson
- Lionel Barrymore Passes Anniversary
- 30 Families Go off Poor Land
- Yeggs Hold up New Evanston Station
- Philippine Clipper off on California Flight
- Dies in Grave
- Mrs. Vanderbilt Asks Custody of Gloria
- Masonic Services Held for Printer
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- U. S. Coal Law Action Taken
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Murray Truck-Bus Collision Hurts One
- Orem Water Board Will Organize Soon
- Twelve-Ton Boulder Crashes down Bingham Hillside to Stop on Road
- Survey of Needy in State Planned
- Springville Water Main Change Rushed
- Board Will Become Official on Tuesday
- Club to Meet
- Tooele High School Names Most Popular
- Four Escape Lehi Automobile Crash
- Poultryman to to be Midvale Speaker
- Provo Crash Victim Treated at Hospital
- Safety Convention Planned for Schools
- Quality Held Flock Factor
- Civic Clubs Ask Two-River Survey
- Provo Will Rogers Fund Drive Started
- World Trip
- Principal Holds Artery of Crash Victim Closed
- Murray Has Cash Balance on Hand
- Disease Epidemic Still Prevalent
- Art Building Plan Prepared
- Four-Stake M. I. A. Session Scheduled
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- C. L. Smith Sees Business Gain
- Grant Dedicates Chapel in Sandy
- Five Drivers Answer for Road Violations
- Salina Lions Select New Club President
- All but the Auto Itself is Made to Disappear
- Exports to Italy Embargo Rapped
- Gunshots Injure Utah County Boys
- Du Pont Declares Special Dividend
- Visitors in Salt Lake Hotels
- Contract Awarded
- Daily Health Service
- Utah Crop Loans Set at $4,809,495
- Official Leaves
- AAA Payments Seen $200,000
- Seniors Win Debate
- Power Growth Told by Expert
- Health Values
- V. F. W., Auxiliary Plan Installation
- Rotary Club Speaker
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- Wealth, Position Thought by Girl to Cause Change
- Easy Daily Few Minutes of Exercise Wil Keep Hips and Waistline in Shape
- In Your Own Garden
- Points for Parents
- Vegetable Eating Age Depends upon Individual Baby
- Menus That Mean Health
- Household Hint
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Salt Lake Building Survey Started
- Floating Peril
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- Visiting Matron Entertained at Party Function
- New Sorority Members Are Honor Guests
- Monday and Tuesday Calendar
- Will Rogers Picture Holds Tense Interest
- Toscanini to Retire
- Watch Official Dies
- Personal Notes
- From Boston
- Walter Winchell
- Gem Theater Has New Double Bill
- Spectacular Drama on Broadway Screen
- Telegram Show Guide
- Salt Lake City Girl Speaker in Chapel
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- K. C. Plea Denied by Roosevelt
- Parents Urged to Go to Vocational Meet
- Veteran Third Party Organizer to Speak
- Clouds Again Hinder Meteor Shower View
- Students See Auto Precision Exhibit
- Services Conducted for Mary A. Lowe
- Food Agency's New Building Opens to Serve Intermountain Stores Area
- Utility Tree Cutters Are Held Criminal
- Reminder
- Missing Fliers Found
- Final U. S. Payment Made on Works Job
- Knox Favors Bonus
- Judges Scan Bridge Scores
- South Jordan Board of Trustees Named
- Bossy 'Blows'
- Coughing 'Crocks' Crazily Careen in Course Contest
- Cedar City Liquor Store is Looted
- 20 Workers Trapped
- Gun Toting Pastor Faces Death Trial
- Canning Work Pays Dividend
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- College Head Sees Trends to Theoretical
- Bureau to Adjust County Tax Studied
- Man, 78, Gets Prison Term in Morals Case
- To Name Naval Envoys
- Birthdays
- 200 Jobs for Christmas Mail Workers to be Let
- Noted Educator, Wife Visit Here
- Rain and Snow Cover State
- Telegram Story on Buses Gets Action, Says Official
- Back Tax Campaign Progress Reported
- Bruno Kidnap Trial Expert to Testify Here
- Leadership Course Set
- 2 Dead, 6 Hurt in Car Mishaps over Week-End
- Traffic Fatalities
- Deer Creek Dam, Dike in Water Discussion
- Chest Forces Continue Campaign toward Goal despite Rainy Weather
- Hospital Fund Shift Blocked
- Mine Contract Session Opens
- Local News
- State Masons Gathering for 66th Reunion
- High Masonic Bodies to Meet
- Fraud Charge Denied
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- Backseat Driving
- Gaels Chase Away Talk of Jinx with Triumph over Santa Clara
- May Ald Aged
- Utes Return from Battle Dangling Farmer Scalps
- Remember?
- Cougars Conclude Grid Season in Charity Tussle at Phoenix
- Two Share Top in Copper Loop
- Film Will Explain Girls' Cage Rules
- Grid Fan Stricken with Heart Attack
- This Play Works for Aggies
- Ryan Needs Another Touchdown to Better Roy Hardin's Mark
- Turkey Tilts Will Decide Who Sits on Grid Throne
- R. M. C. Standing
- Tooele Gridders Guests at Dinner
- Aggies Obviously Eye Utah Tilt as They Take Game from B. Y. U.
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- Gophers Prove Tough to Beat
- White Pine Wins over Bingham Crew
- Hockey Results
- Fly Gets on Layton's Cue Ball, Hoppe Downs Defending Champ
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- Here's Load for Mailman
- Zeh Still Tops Grid Score Race
- Nipponese Netter Defeats Czech Ace
- Prose Draw Better
- 90,000 Fans Will Watch Stanford Vs. California
- Pacific Coast
- Provoans Slate Saturday Shoot
- Tulane Four Deep
- Unbeatable in East
- Thieves Take Auburn Funds
- Rejuvenated Trojan Grid Team Leaves Tuesday for Irish Tilt
- Salt Lake Keglers Beat Bingham Team
- Dutch Clark Proves Hero in Lion Win
- Youth Dies of Gridiron Injury Believing His Team Won Battle
- All America Squad Harmless Nonsense
- Carbon Meets Box Elder for State Grid Laurels
- Viking Crew Wins Tussle for Throne
- Many Coaches See Gael-Bronco Game
- Big Center
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- Pact Boosts Mine Issues
- S. L. Quotations
- New York Bond Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Bond Averages
- Rail Bond Buying Keeps Mart Firm
- Park Utah Resumes Mining Operations
- Livestock Market
- Fruit and Hops
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Canada Stocks Higher on Curb
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Metals and Money
- Wool Market
- Profit Felling Hits Big Board
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- W P A Women's Leader Arrives
- Engineers to Hear Technical Problems
- Sea Scout Training Course Scheduled
- Directors to Meet
- Rioters Rush Cairo Hospital
- Farm Output in State Gains
- Rapid Shifting Made of Utah Employables
- Hoover Stirs Political Pot
- Two Salt Lake People Held Up
- Father Coughlin Tells of Break on Policy
- Final Tribute Paid Amanda D. Neslen
- Opinions
- Teacher's Funeral Conducted Sunday
- Bandit, Taken in Holdup, Pays Fare for Taxi
- Ogden C. C. Hears Talk by Senator
- Conservation Group to Outline Program
- 27 Die in East Coast Storm
- Trade Upturn in Utah Seen
- U. S. Court Affirms Massacre Conviction
- Burial Rites Held for Theater Man
- L. D. S. Church Worker Dies
- Round Table Knights Plan ''29 Luncheon
- Sentences Suspended
- Building Gain Seen for 1936
Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-11-18 | Page 5 | 30 Families Go off Poor Land
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1935-11-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6zc9b3w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zc9b3w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 30 Families Go off Poor Land |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1935-11-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | 3 30 0 FAMiliES GO 00 OFF POOR LAND Fed Federal ral resettlement administration tion officials Monday prepared to launch two two- land use projects Involving in involving In- In acres of Utah land One project embracing acres at Widtsoe In Garfield county will Involve moving 30 families Camilles to new locations and retirement of the entire area from cultivation according according according accord accord- ing to L. L H H. Hauter Hauler of Berkeley Cal assistant regional chief of ot the resettlement administration One Onehundred Onehundred Onehundred hundred men will be employed this week to work under William I I. I Palmer on the project A central Utah project Involving acres of or rangeland in Tooele and Juab counties also will get et under under under un un- der way this thin week J J. J G. G Alleman project manager will begin work worl with 25 to 50 men and later expand to employ 7 75 persons This central Utah area Is located In excellent lambing ground and much of ot the work there will be to Improve range conditions Work Vork at the WIdtsoe project will Include construction of two reservoirs reservoirs reservoirs reser reser- 33 miles of or telephone lines forest roads rodent and erosion I control and spring and stream con con- Tho Utah projects arc are two of to be started throughout the country country coun coun- tr try this week |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zc9b3w/16453411 |