Utah Veterans Face Possible $3.6 Million Bonus Shortfall
Utah veterans may miss about 3.6 million dollars in war bonus funds as the federal program winds down. J Paul, head of the veterans bureau, urges ex servicemen to apply for adjusted service certificates, with about 1,600 of Utah’s heroes already having died since their service in World War I.
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Utah
Gor Ins
Eat Ceterams
Salt Lake
Servica
J. Paul
Velegreau
Ulah
Thiah
Congress
Theoreeer
Paul
Paul Sore
Advice on securing Ligenst's care in vehicle registration
A Utah secretary of state circular letter urges proper completion and notarization of motor vehicle registration cards. It warns applicants not to mail cash, suggests money orders or checks, and explains extra fees for missing papers. Transfers must be recorded before 1928 license plates are issued.
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E. Crockett
Secretary of State
Utah
Chevrolet Announces New Low Priced Automobile
Chevrolet Motor Company announces a completely new line of motor cars to debut January first. President W. S. Knudsen says full official details will be released that Sunday with shipments already reaching dealers since December 15. Early reports promise improved design, beauty, ease of handling, and smoother riding at a low price.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
W. 8. Knudsen
Chevolet Motor Company
Yast
Detroit
Annual Short Course for Butter Makers at Utah College
The dairy department at Utah Agricultural College offers its annual short course for butter makers, ice cream makers, cheese makers, and market milk plant operators during the week of January 1 to 21. The free program, endorsed by Professor Gustav Wilster, promises lectures demonstrations and judging of dairy products with flexible, student guided scheduling to suit individual interests.
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Utah Agricultural’ College
Gustav Wilster
Manua Facinihigh
Salt Lake population rises by about seventeen thousand
Federal census estimates show Salt Lake City at about 135 700, up from 118 110 in 1920, a gain of rough 17 590 since the 1920 census. Ogden is placed at 38 300 while New York City is projected to exceed 6 900 600 by mid next year, with Cleveland approaching the one million class.
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Salt Lake
TeMt
Ogden
Junction City
New York City
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
New York
Oil Outlook in Uintah Basin Sees Bright Prospects
Edward K. Lovewell, geologist from New York City, told the Olden Rotary Club last week that Utah may become an oil state on par with California, Oklahoma and Texas. He cited a survey in the Uintah basin showing favorable prospects for oil locations.
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Edward K. Lovewell
New York City
Utah
Olden Rotary Alu
Hotel Bigelow
Lovewell
Tah
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Hoe
Uintah
Eastern Utah Bankers Adopt New Rule
The Eastern Utah Bankers association covering Uintah basin and Price adds Rule No 13 to banking regulations, effective January 1 1928. A charge of not less than 26 cents shall be applied immediately to the depositor’s account for each check returned unpaid due to insufficient funds, whether paid over the counter or by mail. the charge is not repeated on a previously returned check.
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Eastern Utah Bankers ‘Association
Uintah Basin
Price
Farm Relief Bill Hearings Set for January Sixteen
The revised McNary Haugen farm relief bill moves to the House Agriculture Committee with hearings slated January 16. Key differences include an emergency equalization fee applying to all crops and broader presidential nomination power. Disputes over the revolving fund size linger between $250 million and $400 million.
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
Haugen
Haugen Bli
McNary
Coolidge
Oregon
Hiaugen
Jericho Wool Kleeces Sell At High Price
One hundred thousand Neeces, weighing about 906000 pounds, from the Jericho wool pool, were bought this week by C S Tuttle and J C Loughlin of Salt Lake, representing Draper & Co of Boston. A flat 35 cents per pound was paid with 1 percent discount for tags. A cash advance of $1 per peece was made. Due to ideal winter range conditions the 1928 clip is expected to be heavier and shrink less than any since 1920.
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Jericho
C. S. Tuttle
J. C. Loughlin
Salt Lake
Representaives
Draper & Co
Doston
Jess
Santa arrives in school opera to a full hall
The Duchesne school staged the Santa Success opera Eiven last Thursday with 106 pupils under teacher W K Vernon. The performance featured prolog and scenes with fairies goblins and cheerful children as Santa arrives amid dancing flowers garlands stars and cooks. Mrs Vernon played the organ and Miss Mickelson the piano providing music for the successful show both socially and financially.
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W. K. Vernon
Rausia
Duchesne
Santas
Santa
Former Uintah Basin Residents Plan Banquet on Coast
Former Uintah basin residents now living in southern California plan a January 15 1928 community banquet in Sycamore grove Los Angeles with T W Odonnell as toastmaster. A short program aims to engage adults and children as Uintah Basin association President Lyman Thompson asks Duchesne and other basin communities to notify friends and relatives in southern California.
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Uintah Basin
California
Sycamore Grove
Los Angeles
T. W. O'Donnell
Lyman Thompson
The
Uintah Basin Association
Duchesne
Southern California
Winter feeding experiments on AF Idaho points
University of Idaho animal husbandry conducts winter feeding trials at Aberdeen and Caldwell substations. About 500 Aberdeen lambs and Caldwell lambs and steers receive varied rations including alfalfa, barley, cull beans, beet pulp, and silage. Results to be reported at the annual field day in March.
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Aberdeen
Caldwell
Idaho
University Department of Animal Husbandry
R. F. Johnson
Assessors Meeting Aims to Equalize Duchesne County Values
Duchesne county assessors met Tuesday to review files and regulations guiding assessor duties. The session sought to more thoroughly equalize assessments across the county with attendees including Fred Musser Myton Charley Smith Roosevelt Ton and Rich Clane Wagstaff of Fairview and James Mickelson of Duchesne.
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Duchesne County
Quiet Grooming Ceremony Unites Martin and Naugel Couple
A private Thursday wedding at Harold C. Tuttles home joined John M. Martin Sr government irrigation employee at Myton and Amanda Naugel of Nermai. Rov S A Parker presided at the Presbyterian church. Present were both families. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
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Harold C. Tuttle
John M. Martin
Government Irrigation Service
Myton
Amanda Naugel
Nermai
Ofc
S.A. Parker
Presbyterian Church
I. R
O. Tuttle
Nich
Christmas Program at Old Town Hall Delights Community
An Old Town Hall Christmas program last Friday night drew a large crowd and featured a tree loaded with candy and nuts for children. Santa read letters from attendees, including a civic request to promote honey over sugar and syrup in the coming year.
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Old Town
Santa
Ak Santa
Wadleigh Retires as Denver Rio Grande Traffic Chief
Frank A. Wadleigh, passenger traffic manager of the Denver and Rio Grande Western, retires after more than forty years of service with distinction. He will be succeeded by J. De Tyder, who has been named general traffic manager.
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Frank’ A. Wadleigh
Denver and
Rio Grande
Western
Tha Pengion
J.de
Tyder
Wailleigh
Dry Gulch Cattlemen Buy Purebred Herefords
Dry Gulch Cattlemen purchase purebred Hereford bulls delivered to the Gentry ranch by truck on Wednesday. Members Orson Griffin Howells Albert Patry and W G Genty, part of the Dry Guliate Growers association, bought registered Hereford bulls estimated to yield strong calf crops. Total cost reported as six hundred dollars.
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John
HS. Winterton Brothers
Water Source Impacts Goiter Rates Across Utah Districts
A Utah Board of Health goiter survey shows districts using well water have lower goiter rates than mountain-water areas. Iodine absorption from soil and water depth influence iodine levels with Milford’s well water being notably iodine rich. The report urges iodine supplementation and notes sea foods’ benefits while listing district goiter percentages.
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Utah State Board of Health
Utah
Milford
State Board of Health
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Guiter
Weer
Ogden
Grautte
Boxelder
Nebo
Murray
Jarlan
Uintah
Alpine
Beaver
Millard
Logan
Salt Lake City
Davis County
Tintle
Park City
Wayne
Phite
South SanPete
Sevier
Garfield
Tooele
Provo
South Summaila
Morgan
Wasatch
Cache
North Sanpete
Duchesne
Kane
Mich
North Summit
Carbon
Governor Dern Speaks at Price Ward Funeral
Governor George N. Dern delivered the principal remarks at the funeral services for Neil M. Madsen held Monday in Price Ward, with county attorneys Oliver Clay and Mayor Frank Olsen among those attending. The service took place at the Price Ward Tabernacle and continued at Mt. Pleasant for the interment.
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Duchesna
Ghureh
Paurther Serelins
Ted
Mt. Pleasant
Toment
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BASIN
Assesson Mickeligon Antilpusies
Mantin-Naugel
Orson Sanson
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Paca
Roosevelt
Raley
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Prich Riers
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