Utah and regional notes in 1930s press digest
A mosaic of Utah and western U.S. notes reports on farm yields and taxes. Crews note Utah celery quality, New York population growth, Cache County Red Cross totals, Utah inheritance taxes, Ogden sugar show gains, Brigham City budget figures, U.S. livestock income, Cache County water project support, federal highway tree planting, Gunnison sugar factory activity, duck and goose bag limits, Vernal wool pooling plans, and Uintah deer herd trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Draper
United States
New York
National Bureau of Economic Research
Logan
Red Cross
Cache County
John A. Hendrickson
Cache
Salt Lake
Attorney General’s Office
Ogden
Brigham City
Washington
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Utah Water Storage Commission
Hyrum
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
King Ants Big City Plans Summer Work Holiday
King Ant in Ant Big City summons all subjects to the throne on Court Street. He unveils a plan to strike the royal scepter twelve times, prompting each ant to conceive new tasks and ideas for next summer, ending with a grand feast and celebration. The Prince and Princess witness the scene as part of the royal family.
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Ant
Ent
Court Street
Enid
Rescue of Lamb by Aid of Human Help in Derbyshire
A party of girls while hiking in Derbyshire Peal district England followed a ewe that had fallen into a deep trench. The lamb was stuck at the bottom and rescued after the mother sheep persisted in seeking assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derbyshire
England
Wesley Sermon Emphasizes Hearts Right With God
The passage urges focusing on sincere faith over contested opinions. It calls for loving one’s neighbor and following Christ’s example with humility mercy and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lord Jesus Christ
John Wesley
Modernizing old houses to current styles gains ground
The article argues homeowners should abandon outdated designs from Spanish American War era. It notes people fear modernization costs, but asserts upgrades are affordable with improvements possible for a few thousand dollars and can boost taste and function.
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Ines
Eax
Yesteryear
Co Operation to Bring About Highway Beauty
The Missouri highway program aims to tidy rights of way and beautify roads with trees and shrubs. Public pride and cooperation from chambers of commerce, farmer associations, and roadside operators are urged to adopt uniform boxes and displays. Progress could ease outdoor advertising conflicts and bolster regulatory authority.
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State Highway Commission
Missouri
Chambers of
Kansas City Times
Types of Hedges in Formal and Informal Garden Design
The text explains hedge varieties in landscape design, detailing formal hedges trained in geometric forms and informal hedges kept compact yet more natural. It notes formal hedges bound and screen spaces, can rise above head height, or be kept under a foot high, and are used to outline garden lines and paths.
New Hampshire Youth Plant Pine Trees Nationwide Effort
In New Hampshire boys and girls planted about 000,000 pine trees this year through a cooperative project with the New Hampshire Forest Qaocery Smith Hughes vocational agricultural teachers and Extension services. The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests awards books and prizes to top young planters, and all planters under sixteen become eligible for American Tree Association membership under a special national provision.
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New Hampshire
New Hampshire Forest
Qaocery
Smith Hughes Vocational Agricultural Teachers
Serviow
Society For the Protection of
New Hampshire Forests
Determine to Own Home Ambition for Every Tenant
The passage urges readers to own a home as a civic goal and personal benefit. It asks tenants if they have resolved to purchase, arguing home ownership fosters better citizenship, renewed life interest, and lasting rewards despite sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenant
Interest in Schools Lend Presence at Teacher-Alexander City Outlook
After sending a child to school, readers are urged to maintain interest by attending schools and lending support to teachers, as emphasized by the Alexander City Outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander City
Ore
Unnecessary Fire Losses Highlight Cheap Construction Flaws
Editorial notes careless building practices cause fire losses in the United States amounting to about 70 million dollars annually. It cites improper supervision and substandard materials as key factors driving the cost and urges stricter enforcement and better standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
California Fig Syrup Promoted As Gentle Reliable Medicine
A classic advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a wholesome confection for children. It claims the syrup strengthens underweight kids, restores appetites, and eases lazy bowels, citing a testimonial from Mrs. J G Moore of San Antonio. The notice warns buyers to seek the genuine product labeled California for fifty years of trust.
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California
J. G. Moore
Cliff Ave
San Antonio
Texans
Dorothy
No Cause for Worry at Diner Visit Says Journal
In a brief item the Louisville Sourler Journal notes a diner interaction where a patron asks about snails and receives reassurance that there is no danger. The exchange emphasizes a casual, humorous tone without incident.
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Walter
Louisville
Sourler-Journal
Air for Apples Aids Storage of Framed Fruit
Advice on apple storage emphasizing proper ventilation to keep frost longer. If humidity is high, sprinkle floors to maintain air flow and reduce condensation.
Salts for aching kidneys and bladder relief
An article promotes Jad Salts as a home remedy to flush clogged kidneys and ease bladder disorders. It advises drinking water, taking four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast, and describes the product as an effervescent grape and lemon acid blend with lithia.
New Home Movie Outfit Lets Four Views In Daylight
Popular Mechanics reports a new home movie device that lets daylight filming without darkening rooms. It allows crosswise and lengthwise pictures in the same space, cutting film costs by about 75 percent. The standard width film yields four vision impressions instead of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Out of Place Wire and Home Comforts Candor
In a Montreal Star exchange a couple toast honesty about a cake receipt taken from a cookbook and agree it should not have been placed there. They advise multiplying home comforts as the only reliable source of reassurance.
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Montreal Star
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Bonner
Hammermill Bond
Postiman
Photoscript Company
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