Utah agricultural report highlights station needs and research
The Utah Agricultural Experiment Station releases a biennial report covering July 1 1928 to June 30 1930. It details over seventy projects in agronomic economics animal husbandry irrigation and other fields and notes cooperation with Weather Bureau Forest Service and several universities and companies. It calls for a central owned tract of land more greenhouses and continued funding for the animal disease laboratory and fish and gum research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utaas
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Logan
Ase
Varius
Weather Bureau
Forest Service
Bureaus of Plant Industry
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
California
Wisconsin Experiment Stations
Amalzanmted Sugar Company
University of Nevada, Utah Extension Service
Utah Poultry Producers Association
Federal Farm Board
State Department of Agriculture
Munroe and
Delta Himt Feeders
Barrett
W W. Cardon
He College
Division of Publications
Utah
Duchesne County notices and civil case item
County records show transfers: Lydia Epperson to Winnie M Hussy with land description N4 SWY4 and improvements for 10.00. Ohn Leroy Pilling to Rachel A Pittle with Duchesne Townsite Lots 16 and 16. Nessie B Smith to A C Emert with Roosevelt Townsite Lot 8 Block 19 for 1.00. Civil action: Maxwell vs Maxwell for divorce, custody of two children and alimony. Radcliff, county treasurer, visited, heading home from Moon. Dart and Schleinitz visited town Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaon
Lydia Epperson
Winnie M. Hussy
Ohn
Leroy Pilling
Rachel A. Pillite
Islack Ib Duchesne
Nessie B. Smith
A. C. Emert
Roosevelt
Blattle Maxwell
Alvin Maxwell
Earle N. Radcliff
Carbon County
Howe Ater
Moon
Hay Shipping Ban Ties Victor Area to Top Infestation
District agricultural inspector J. B. Jewkes ordered all commission houses in Price notify against buying hay grown near Victory Utah. The white top weed has infected over 200 acres in Emery and Carbon counties and spread to others. Hay from Victor now requires inspection before transport and may be kept on premises if signs appear. Past warnings were issued years ago but no action, with some hay moved out of funds and halted shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jewkes
Aticutural
Victory
Emery County
Victor
Jewkes
Carbon County
Eland Hair Accident Leaves Truck in Flames
Leland Hatt traveling to Duchesne Sunday evening in a Chevrolet truck loaded with yee collided in Indian Canyons and overturned. He escaped unhurt as the truck caught fire near Duchesne and was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Leland Hatt
Indian
Flappers of 44 and the New Ideas
Fragmentary notes reference flappers in 1944 and discussions of marriage and single life. Names appear as Neals and Alpers among scattered phrases about buying ideas and spoofing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Iver
Fatal Accident in Indian Canyon Claims One Life
Sheriff Mitchell investigated a Friday crash in Indian Canyon where a Hupmobile Groupe driven by W K Yum with two companions from Spring Canyon rolled over a bank at Convict turn. One passenger died instantly, Yum was seriously hurt and taken to Price hospital, the third occupant suffered minor injuries. Dr Stookey treated injuries. Leon and White of San Antonio witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Indian Canyon
W. K. Yum
Spring Canyon
Ir. Yu
Price
Stookey
Jleonandl White
San Antonio
California
The Power To Tax Impairs Western Mining Industry
A 19th century letter argues that heavy taxes on mining threaten the industry, noting mines employ thousands, purchase vast supplies, and support related sectors. The writer warns overtaxing to subsidize other property can equal destruction.
Make Ready For Uintah Basin Dairy and Poultry
Guide on selecting exhibition animals and training for Uintah Basin Dairy and Poultry. Steps cover choosing well developed animals, leading and posing, conditioning without excess fat, feeding, barn care, and meticulous show preparation including clipping and washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Barneys
Think This Over Before the First Month of the New Fiscal Year
The Dallimore Sun warns that after the new fiscal year the government must cut expenditures to avoid a tax increase. Increased appropriations in 1931 and reduced federal income mean officials should resist new laws and costly programs. Citizens should support policies conserving funds and avoid tax-burdening experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Dallimore Sun
Congress
Freshman Registration Set at University of Utah
Myton report notes freshmen registration at the University of Utah will occur Thursday September 25 with previous students registering Monday September 20. Regular classes start Tuesday September 30. First year students receive special instruction Friday and Saturday September 26 and 27. Late registration incurs a fifty cent daily fee through Tuesday September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
AIL
Recorder's Office
Presidents
Flower Show at Dinty’s Tea Room August 95
The Annual Flower Show sponsored by LBPW runs 4 30 to 6 00 pm at Dinty’s New Tea Room August 95. Judging and prizes in yard improvement contest occur during the day. Anyone may bring flowers. ribbons awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vflower
LB. P. W
Dinty's
New
Libbons
Town Hall
LB. Prp. W. and Friends
Free Chance On A Bull At Basin Commercial Club
Residents over 11 in the Basin may register for a free chance to win a bull head of a herd. The sire is Director General Kormiyke 479715 with North Star Ozone Champion lineage. The dam Martha Nomestead Sartog 93727 has strong lactation records and praised by breeder Harriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelte Commercial Club
Basin
Foe
Kormiyke
Worndyke
North Star Ozone
Echo Sylvia Pontiac
Moserpit
Minnesota
Afoscript
United States
Martha Nomestead Sartog
Harriss
Grace Dull Association
Jersey Valletin
Bell
Drouth
Board of Trade
Utah Weekly Industrial Review itemized county projects and spending
A Utah weekly industrial roundup lists multiple local investment and construction items. Projects include a $50 000 Widstoe road, a $370 000 Midland Trail, ballast work and bridges, a $110 600 bond for a reservoir, a 22 mile railroad link, and various school, stadium, and street improvements across Brigham City Salt Lake City Ogden Nephi Castle Gate and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widstoe
U. S. Government
Garfield County
Bryce
Widstoe Junction
Cisco
Colorado State Line
Opguen
Ora Bundy Construction Company
Oregon
Doventy
Fourth Street
Death Curve
Medway
Stockton
Union Pacific Railroad
Brigham City
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad
Boulder
Osden
Mt. Ogden Stake
Vrove—City Commission
Fishince
Rock Canyon
Mt. Teasant
Spring Creek
Fairview
Nephi—Utah Poultry Producers Association
Price—Mun States Tel
Tel Co
Gupnison
Anderson and Hogan of
Manti
Trice
B.C. Lee and Son
Emery County
Inemul Castle Gate
Rolapp
Encouraging Signs In Accident Prevention Drive
A surge of attention to accident prevention rises among individuals officials and private groups. With automobile fatalities last year at a record 41000 new laws for financial responsibility and drivers examinations are being advocated nationwide to curb reckless driving and protect lives and property.
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Theodore
Basin Way
Tinta Lastnurs
Watrous
Floyd
Fred
Jeir Wakou
Geo. Tate
Pope
Vrb
Seat Kirkham
Rock Creek
Murdock
Salt Lake
Alisses Hel
Merle Murdock
BM. Popeins
Chris Werkeler
Nuumber
County Office News
L. Dart
Myton
Clyde Dart
York
Fritz Schleinitz
Winday
Eland
Neals
Heawet Arpeen
Royal ‘Theatre
Hanlet
Shakespere
U. of U
A. M. Murdock
Jos. H. Mardy
Hoosevelt
Dan Lambert
Institute
Wm. N. Smirt J
I. Claire Winslow
George A. Vearce
Cedarview
Geese
Prove
Fearce
Dan Nartrylas
Lunder Yard
Will Barton
Utah Weekly Industrial Review
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