Sheep men to meet at Hotel Alt Lake Saturday
Sheepmen and Woolgrowers Association members plan a Saturday meeting at the Hotel Alt Lake to discuss public domain forest issues and prepare recommendations for hearings before the Pandas committee. The gathering follows a state convention urging regulation of public lands and forest reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolgrowers’ Association
Alt Lake
Sevuate Pandas
W. A. Crane
Organine
Ale
Utah
Utal
Ayodisrowitz
Forest Services
Mara
Tah Wooolgrowers
Doug Ft
Utah Farm
Bureatt
Senate
Geen Lo Ronesed
Ufeau
Nyer
Work of Growing Alfalpa Made Book Subject
Dr George Stewart of Utah Agricultural College wrote a book Alfalfa Growth in the United States to be issued in the Kurai Science series edited by L H Hyne Cornell dean. The volume surveys alfalfa history cultivation varieties and farming methods with data on acreage growth and projections for 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
Utah Agricultural College
United States
L. H. Hyne
Cornell College of Agriculture
America
Basin Pageant and Convention Draw Large Crowd
Thirteen hundred cars and about 7500 people attended the grounds Thursday with around 5000 registered. The convention featured a noted basin pageant directed by W. T. Rice and Miss Stella Richards, steady programs, celebrated dance pavilions, and strong club participation led by Basin girls and boys under Mrs. NM. W. Irsfeld and others. The Myton contribution drew favorable notices as the season highlighted agricultural imagery and stagecraft amid bright costumes and lighting.
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Basin Girls
Stella Richards
Vernal
Basin
NM. W. Irsfeld
Brigham Young Defies U S Troops in Utah Campaign
The article outlines President Buchanan's push to deploy four more regiments to Utah amid Mormon resistance, with Brigham Young rallying defiance. It cites Secretary Floyd’s motives for the expedition, allegations of fraud in war contracts, and the political clash between the Democrats and the new Republican Party over polygamy and slavery. Brigham Young’s leadership and warnings of martial law confront the federal force as Utah readies for possible siege.
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Buchanan
Utah
Congress
John B. Lloyd
General Scott
Floyd
Salt Lake
Winfield Scott
Ctah
Brigham Young
Prom Journal of Discourses
Department of Interior
Tilloyd
Confederate States Army
Repubilcan
John C. Fremont
South
Harney
War Department
Albert Sidney Johnston
No Indictment for Price Lynching Denied by Grand Jury
Carbon county grand jury, after examining three witnesses on Tuesday, brings total interrogations to over 120 as it continues the June 18 lynching investigation at Price. Jurors reported to Judge George Christensen that no true bill was returned due to insufficient evidence against any suspect.
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Carbon County
Board orders 20 percent rise in county valuations
The state board of equalization ordered increases in the assessed valuations for Duchesne Uintah and other counties. Only ten counties avoided higher values. Box Elder Cache and Davis face blanket 20 percent increases on all improvements.
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State Board~of Equalization
Duchesne
Uintah
Box Elder
Cache
Daggett
Davis
Emery
Garfield
Iron
Millard
Rich
Salt Lake
Se Yier
Summit
Tooele
Wasatch
Washington
Wonder
Uintah Basin Could Become Mecca for Tourists
U S Geological Survey engineer Ralf E Woolley returned to Salt Lake after attending the U S B I C at Ft Duchesne He screened Tad Story of Water a film from the survey and visited the Jensen dinosaur quarry noting damage from rains He urged a natural museum and covered exhibits to protect the quarry and attract visitors.
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Ralf E. Woolley
United States Seclorical Survey
Salt Lake
Ft.Duchesne
Woolley
Geological Survey
United States
Uinah
Myton Man Fined By Roosevelt Justice
Roosevelt village marshal fined N W Irsfeld and wife after a late night hold up at gunpoint for a single lit light. The case stood in court the next day and the guilty party paid 15 dollars. The item reflects recurring embarrassments and a harsh enforcement of traffic rules against women drivers.
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N. W. Irsfeld
Roosevelt
Mail Tonnage Rise in Uintah Basin Routes
Government mail service shows slight increase in weekly weight for Uintah Basin routes, with 333 337 pounds hauled last week versus 319 212 in early May and 360 070 in February. Twenty trucks covered about 23 000 miles in July and June as operation continues.
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Star
Frank Davis
Government Mail Service
Uintah Basin
News-Advocate
Utah Early Potato Boom Brings Huge Payout to Farmers
About $300,000 has been paid to farmers around Ozilen in the last thirty days for the 1925 early potato crop. Returns rival wartime prices and are the largest on record aside from the war period. Some growers earned as high as $300 per acre, with prices from $2 to $2.35 per hundred pounds. The rise is due to a 100,000,000 bushel drop in the national yield and Utah sharing the early field with Idaho.
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Ozilen
Utah
Idaho
Farmers' Irrigation Co Seeks Water Rights at White Miller Lake
The Farmers' Irrigation Company of Bluebell applied to the state engineer for permission to appropriate 500 acre-feet of water from White Miller lake to irrigate 320 acres. The plan covers spring irrigation April 1 to May 15 and late irrigation July 1 to October 21. Diversion uses a wooden floodgate and an earthen canal.
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Farmers’ Irrigation Company of
Bluebell
White Miller Lake
Utah Seed Show Planned By Utan Growers
Utah seed producers will showcase alfalfa seed at the International Hay and Grain exposition in Chicago. The Utah Farm Bureau Board will sponsor a pure seed show to highlight state entries, boosting Utah's position in the national seed trade and supporting Millard County and Uintah Basin producers who account for about two thirds of Utah’s domestic alfalfa seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Chicago
Utah State Farm Bureau
Millard County
Uintah Basin
Federated Seed Service Party
West
State Farm Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Harden Bennion
Idaho
State Engineer Asked to Settle Uintah Daggett Line
Daggett and Uintah counties ask State Engineer George M. Bacon to settle their boundary dispute after county commissioners failed to agree on the line. Funds for the proposed Vernat Manila road through Ashley National Forest are linked to the boundary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
Daggett County
George M. Bacon
Daggett
Uintah
Ashley National Forest
Bacon
Uintah County State Road Funds Report Shows Decline
The Uintah county state road fund balance stood at 10142.51 dollars as of December 31, 1924, down from 16416.65 dollars on January 1, 1921. The four year report, filed with the state auditor, notes accounting system issues but finds existing records in good condition and urges tax roll recording for permanent records.
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Uintah County
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Brig
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Army of the
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