Prizes Offered For Utah Corn Farmers In National Show
Two thousand one hundred forty five dollars in prizes are offered to Utah corn farmers entering the national seed corn show in Chicago March 2 to 7. A five dollar county prize and a million dollars in gold for the national champion ear are planned, with a thousand dollars to the entrant counting the most entries and to an organization displaying entries. Entires must be marked with owner name address county and state and mailed by March 7.
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Utah
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United States
Farm Bureau
American Society of
Sevenine-class notice from 1825 post office entry in Utah
Fragmentary 19th century note discusses Mary entry at Du shesne Utah post office on March 3 1879 and then veers into an essay on bringing up children. It cites subscription rates and critiques welfare workers views on juvenile behavior and labor, urging self reliance and work for boys with limited regard to strict religious instruction.
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Mary
Dushesne
Utah
L. A. Hollenbeck
New York City
Congress
Senator O'Donnell Proposes Uintah Basin Agricultural Station
Senator T W O Donnell of Vernal introduces a Utah bill for an agricultural experimental station in Uintah and Duchesne counties. The station would be run with the Agricultural College at Logan, overseen by a college trustees board, with $15 000 from general state funds to establish and operate the facility and determine its location.
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C.L. Funk
Cache
David Hirsch
Washington
Senate
W. W. Warnick
Utah County
T.W. O'Donnell
Vernal
Uintah
Duchesne
Utah
Agricultural College
Logan
O’donnell
Plan to form Uintah Basin honey company markets local product
A speaker urges forming a cooperative to bottle and market Uintah Basin honey and compete with outside buyers. He argues for finishing products, blending honey with butter, and applying Fordian methods to raise producer profits while expanding use and tourism.
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Geo. Madden
Tam
Uintah Basin
Henry ‘Ford
Ams
Henry . Fort
Utah Producers to Organize Livestock Cooperative
Pro ducers of Utah plan a state organization to market livestock efficiently from farm and range. Sevier County Cooperative Livestock association showcased strength on the Salt Lake market, with A M Mecomte and P G Willardson driving the effort. Prices attained were 15 to 25 cents per hundred higher than local markets, signaling potential profitability and market stabilization.
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Utah
Sevier County
A. M. Mecomte
Utah State Farm Bureau
Millard County
P. G. Willardson
Monroe
Nn Commission
Marketing and speculation shifts lift Utah stockmen profits
The report envisions a new cooperative linking small herds and large stockmen to boost earnings. Mecomte estimates state stockmen could gain up to three million dollars annually if the cooperative succeeds, transforming Utah farming outreach and market access.
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Mecomte
Utah
Nevada Senate Proposes 18th Amendment Convention
Senator A L Scott introduces a Nevada resolution to call a constitutional convention to amend the eighteenth amendment. If adopted, it would go to other states for ratification and, with two thirds, trigger a federal convention to propose changes to national prohibition. Supporters seek a substitute giving Congress power to regulate liquor imports and sales.
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Conetass
Specife
United States
Nevada
Senate
A. L. Scott
Lincoln County
Congress
Scott
Wyoming Legislature Passes Measure Excluding Arizona on Colorado River Pact
The Wyoming senate votes to ratify the Colorado River compact excluding Arizona. The measure seeks ratification by Wyoming if other interested states approve the pact without Arizona. A parallel Colorado senate measure was reported recently.
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Arizona
Colorado River
Senate
Wyoming
Colorado Senate
Utah Sets Egg Production Record At 30 Million
In three years Utah has surged to the front in egg and poultry production. The 50 000 egg record of 1924 attracted national attention as growth accelerated from importing eggs to domestic output within Utah.
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Utah
Tutt's Liver Pills and Pass Tone Ad InFragment
An old fragment promotes Tutt's Liver Pills as gentle for women and the elderly and touts Pass Tone. It also contains stray notes on vanity, business decline, love, and hints about miserliness and matrimony in a scattered, aphoristic style.
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Tutt
Yatt
Wool exchange to be incorporated in Salt Lake
National Wool exchange a cooperative wool handling and selling group will be incorporated in Salt Lake City. Utah growers participate while Provo Woolen Mills buys 30 000 fleeces at 50.6 cents per pound from American Fork district. Purchases by 1925 clip reach 60 percent in Utah 75 percent in Idaho and 70 percent in Wyoming.
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National Wool Exchange
Willl
Salt Lake
Utah
Provo Woolen Mills
American Fork
Waot
Idaho
Elhilu noo retires from public service after long tenure
In a brief retirement notice at the Union League dinner Eluhu noo formally resigns after fifty years of service. The announcement notes his roles and honors a long career in state affairs with formal expressions of gratitude.
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Union
Mr. Root
Ogden Stockyards Receipts Jump in January 1925
Receipts at the Ogden stockyards show a marked rise over January 1924. Manager Lester Whitlock reports cattle, hogs, and sheep up, with January totals of 26,739 cattle 32,952 hogs and 42,907 sheep received versus 15,099 cattle 32,107 hogs and 70,945 sheep the previous year.
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Ozden
Field operators plan big spring rosy prospects
The article discusses mineral and energy potential in eastern Utah and western Colorado, noting oil shale, gypsum, bentonite, Fuller's earth, and gold deposits. It highlights petroleum ventures, water power sites, and the role of geologists and patenting in the emerging resource economy. It also touches on Joseph Smith's spiritual legacy and early church growth amid prophecies.
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Green River
California
Bucyrus
Utah
Colorado
Western Mineral Survey
John Smith
Joseph
Asahel Smith
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