The Miracle of Building a Nation and a Home
A sermon-like meditation on progress, civilization, and the American dream. It argues that a nation evolves through effort and faith, not waiting for miracles, and emphasizes the value of sturdy homes, order, and purposeful living as foundations for future prosperity.
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South America
America
Pate
Sam
Uintah
Alf i Hag
Ter
Duchesne
Troosevelt
Illtesire
White House
Ag Order
Beauty
Mfe
Lfe
Colton-Odie highway bill signed into law
The President signed the Colton Odie highway bill directing federal aid to build and maintain highways. the Vernal to Craig link will be improved soon though no annual appropriation was made this year, with funds expected next July. Local groups say Utah interests misdirect tourists to the Lincoln and Victory routes, away from the Victory highway.
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Uintah Basin
Utah
Colorado
Vernal
Craig
Utah Automobile Association
Salt Lake
Lincoln Highway
Victory Highway
Orem
Salt Lake City
New Schedule Delays Uintah Basin Mail From The West
June 22 announces a rail schedule change by Denver and Salt Lake Western that delays Uintah Basin mail by about twenty hours. First class mail from Salt Lake to Duchesne arrives next morning. Duchesne to Salt Lake delivery shifts to late morning. air mail sees an 18 hour delay. Merchants suffer bread and yeast delays. residents urged to protest to Washington and demand Salt Lake departures rather than Price.
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Uintah Basin
Denver and
Salt Lake
Air Mail
Washington
Price
Chlorosis in Plants Reported by Utah Station
The Utah Agricultural Experiment Station at Logan releases Circular 85 on chlorosis or yellowing of plants. Dr. F B Wann cites nitrogen magnesium and iron deficiencies as primary causes, with excess water soil alkalis low temperatures and merit also contributing. Control methods include mechanical iron application and soil treatment with manure ammonia sulfate or sulfur. Copies available free from the Publications Division, Utah Agricultural Experiment Station, Logan Utah.
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Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Logan
F. B. Wann
Division of
Utah
Building a Permanent Home Stands as Sacred Influence
A statement urges a clear path to achieving a lasting home, stressing simplicity and steady care. It elevates the home as a sacred, beautiful shelter for oneself and children, contrasting with distractions away from a steady, protective family life.
Sheriff Mitchell Returns From Northwest Trip
Sheriff Mitchell came back Wednesday from a trip to Anell Island and points northwest. Captain John Smith and three prisoners moved to McNeil Island. Mitchell joined. The journey extended into Canada where he claimed to have avoided intoxication and saw only one officer, noting the lack of prohibition there.
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Mitchell
AfeNell Island
John Smith
U. S
Marshall
McNeil Island
Washington
Mntchell
Canada
Arey
Golf Boom Opens Duchesne Seven Hole Course
The town of Duchesne embraces golf as a seven hole course is ready for play and a country club forms with about a dozen members. Many players appear daily, with several showing strong skill in the early rounds.
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Duchesne
Red Cross prepares Christmas bags for service members
The American Red Cross plans over twenty two thousand Christmas bags for soldiers marines and sailors on foreign duty. Pacific Branch reports shipments by Army and Navy transport to China the Philippines Hawaii Alaska Guam and Samoa. Volunteers fill bags with art supplies diaries knives pencils handkerchiefs pipes and housewives.
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American Red Cross
Pacific
San Francisco
Army
Navy
China
Philipines
Hawaii
Alaska
Guam
Samoa
Med Cross
Reds Cross
Far East
State Road Commission report on condition of state roads
General: Earth roads dusty after continued dry weather. Routes include U S 40 from the Colorado line via Vernal and Salt Lake to Wendover with 344 miles, gravel and earth segments, several miles paved or oiled, ongoing oiling and grading. Between Green River and Price earth and gravel sections. construction near Green River and Price Canyon. many wash crossings unsafe in storms. Detours and closures noted on sections via Emma Park, Kyune Junction, Soldier Summit, Spaulah Fork, Red Narrows, and Thistle.
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U. S
Colorado
Vernal
Salt Lake
Nevada
Wen- Mover
State
Fruitland
Heber
Weber
Mills Junction
Wendover
Timpie
Knoolls
Knolls
Green Ritver
Price
Green River
Fall
Coloraid Line
Woodside
Castel Gate
Price Canyon
Emma Park
Enna, Park
Kyune
Soldier Summit
Spaulah Fork
Red Narrows
Thistle
Armer Profits From Father's Tree Planting
Stanley Mallet, a farmer near Payette Idaho, profits from his father planting black locusts on his farm. Using a small homemade sawmill he makes doubletrees from locust wood and sells fence posts and firewood. He removes side limbs from young trees to grow long clear lengths for double trees.
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Stanley Mallet
Payette
Idaho
Extension Forester
A. M. Sowder
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Mallet
Change in services at St. Paul's Church
Beginning next Sunday St. Pauls Church will hold a single combined service combining Sunday School and Morning Prayer. A class for younger children will present a lesson story. The hour is 10:30. This experiment will run one month to test feasibility for the summer schedule.
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St. Paul's Church
Fruitland Coal Drive Boosts Local Industry and Roads
A letter from J. May urges developing Fruitland coal in Duchesne County to replace distant supplies. The writer notes leases, a new road to the coast, and plans to ship high grade coal to Heber and Park City, boosting local employment and keeping money in the Basin.
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Fruitland
Duchesne County
Roosevelt
Ashley Valley
Uintah River Valley
Uintah
T. M. Mickelson
FE. A. Mickelson
Brandans
R. M
Elmer
Carbon County
Heber
Park City
Wasatch
Utah
Weber City
Flaming Gorge project draws Utah Wyoming delegation meeting
Delegates from Utah and Wyoming along with federal reclamation officials met in Sault Lake to discuss investigations of the Flaming Gorge project. W McPhail of the bureau studies power marketing while a site visit by Senator Smoot, Congressman Celton, and Elwood Mead is planned within a month. The project promises cheap power and potential railroad electrification.
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Utah
Wyoming
Sault Lake
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Flaming Gorge
Hr. W. McPhail
Bverau
Salt Lake
Smoot
Celton
Dey Elwood Mead
Bureau
Uintah Basin
Taxes and government efficiency call for action
A voice urges Americans to curb tax growth by treating government like private industry, ending duplication and waste, and prioritizing economy and efficiency over expediency to lower taxes. Until then, relief remains unlikely.
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Une
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Eden
Eve
Colton—Odie
Erbert Rubsen
G V. Dillings
Sheriff Mitchell
State Road Commission
Armer
Fruitland Coal
Flaming Gorge Project
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