Utah Seed Rally Hails Uintah Basin Alfalfa Potential
A six day Utah visit by a Federal Seed Service party praised Uintah Basin and Millard County as ideal for alfalfa seed production. Experts from Michigan State College and Idaho officials backed Utah seed quality, urging protection against imported seed and proposing a Utah trademarked seed marketing plan.
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Federq
Salt Lake Tribune
Uintah Basin
Millard County
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C. B. Allison
MilMard Unty
Fimiere
Vernal
Congress
Proucers
Washingon
Anderson Gagon Couple Wed in Price Ceremony
The story reports the marriage of Miss Wesar to Earl Gagon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cris Anderson. The couple will reside in Price where Mr. Gagon is employed.
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Anderson
Duchesne Sales
Earl Gagon
Price
Inn
Wesar
Crnal
Cris Anderson
Mr. Gagon
Thelma Odekirk and Arlie White Wed at Home Ceremony
At a simple Friday evening ceremony by Bishop Billings at Mrs. Etta Odekirk home Thelma Odekirk and Arlie White were married. The bride wore a away suit with no attendants Only immediate relatives attended and many friends wish the couple happiness and prosperity.
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Bishop Billings
Etta Odekirk
Verbal Hearing on Utah Utilities Petitions at Vernal
Utah Public Utilities Commissioner Corfman held a Vernal hearing on Vernal Milling & Light Co. request to raise light and power rates. Evidence was presented and the matter was taken under advisement for thirty days. Also heard was a request by White Tul line DeMarshman Brothers to operate buses and freight trucks from Grand Junction to Vernal with a Utah franchise sought. decision deferred until the commission reviews the full evidence.
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Utah Public Utlitics Commission
Vernal
Vernal Milling & Light Company
Corfitam
DeMarshman Brothers
Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Utah Utilities Commission
Tease Iyitt
Utah
Utilities Commission
Drophlyctus Alfalfa and the Need for Plant Pathology
The author argues climate largely controls alfalfa seed production but stresses unseen factors. He highlights Phytophthora alfalfa as a pathogenic factor observed since 1854, spreading by spores on dust and water. The piece urges scientists to identify hidden causes of crop loss and apply broad expertise to agriculture.
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South America
United States
California
Utah
History of Utah polygamy and Brigham Young to statehood
The narrative outlines Utah territorial politics under Brigham Young, the Edmunds Act and its impact, dissolution of the Mormon church corporation, and federal efforts to end polygamy. It notes Woodruff's 1890 manifesto and Utah’s eventual admission as a state, amid tensions with federal authorities and internal Mormon autocracy.
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School of the Prophets
Salt Lake
Daniel Wells
Wells
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United States
Perpetual Emigration Fund
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day. Saints
Supreme Court of the United States
Wilard Woodruff
Wilford Woodruff
Court of
Governor Dern Leads Party Through Moon Lake Trip
Governor George N Dern and state officials toured Moon Lake with Sheriff Mitchell and local aides. The group fished briefly, then moved to Vernal and Uinta mountains, stopping at Trout Creek. Commissioner Madsen scouted sites for trout propagation along the journey. The party planned to reach the Ft. for an evening address.
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Col. T. Madsen
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Salt
Mitchell
Trout Creek
Uintah ‘Mountains
Madsen
State sets dove season opening across counties
The State Fish and Game Commission led by D H Madsen announces opening day for mourning doves September 1 with a closing September 15 and a daily limit of fifteen. Ten day seasons for sage hens blue grouse ruffled grouse and prairie chickens begin September 1 in Duchesne and Uintah counties with a daily limit of high birds twelve for the season. Quail or pheasant seasons unlikely and no shooting on game preserves.
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Fish and Game
D. H. Madsen
Duchesne
Uintah
Moffat Road to Be Reorganized
The Denver and Salt Lake railroad known as the Moffat road will exit receivership under a Denver backed plan. A reorganization committee will form a new company with 2.506 million dollars in new first mortgage bonds to pay debts and fund upgrades. Existing bondholders will receive income bonds or stock, and a 2.5 million dollar raise will be secured from bondholders to back the deal. The road has been under receivership for nine years.
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Denver & Salt Lake
Moffat Road
Denver
Gerald Hughes
Alexander Berger
Maryton
Lawrence’ C. Phipps, Jr
Nevada-California Electric Corporation
First Mortgage
Postage Hikes Hit Mail Order Firms
Witnesses told a congressional subcommittee that postal rate increases hurt distribution through the mail and drive business to other media. I. G. Freeman of National Clonke and Sivit warned that parcel post charges of two cents raised postage by 124 percent, cutting sales and forecasting further declines.
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Heafothe
Congress
I. G. Freeman
National Clonke and Sivit Company
New York
New Parcel Post Service
Ile
Fein
Senate public lands committee launches western hearings
Beginning at Salt Lake on August 26 the senate public lands committee plans a sweeping investigation of all matters affecting the administration of the public lands including oil The hearings will be held in most western states as part of the inquiry into public lands management and related issues
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Salt Lake
Senate Public Lands Committee
Bigger and Better Rodeo Planned for Myton Labor Day
The Myton rodeo committee promises a larger event with a graded race track at the ball park and new bucking shoots for horses and cattle. Twenty fresh bucking horses from Green River join the usual lineup, all unroped and in prime shape. Seven hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded, and the committee aims to make the rodeo a lasting annual celebration with solid entertainment.
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Myton
Labor Day
Ball Park
Green River
Basin convention drew crowds despite bad weather
The third Uintah basin industrial convention opened at Duchesne on August 12 and runs three days. Attendance is forecast to reach 10 000, with emphasis on basin wealth and a possible railroad by Salt Lake City and Denver interests. Delegations from Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Provo club attend alongside state officials and Governor Dern.
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Uintah . Basin
FL Duchesne
Jana
Interstate Commerce Con
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah Ciiies
Uintah County Receives Government Hunters
Edward Masmussen, assistant chief inspector of the U S biological survey, returns to Salt Lake after two weeks in Uintah County and western Colorado. He appoints two men to permanent government hunter posts in Uintah County as a poison campaign against coyotes continues on the Fast desert between the White and Green rivers to Hill Creek country. Coyotes and bobcats have increased with Uintah County lacking a government hunter for years.
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United States Biological Survey
Salt Lake
Uintah County
Colorado
Uintah
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