Steam Shovel Progresses on Duchesne Antelope Road
A steam shovel moved from Ward dugway east of Roosevelt to Red Creek area to prepare approaches to the Red Creek bridge, with grading and gravel work advancing on Duchesne County roads including the Duchesne to Antelope stretch and other near-term surfacing plans. Engineer Verne Gilwyn oversees the state's segment of about 5.5 miles while other crews finish tasks from Tabone Plate to Fruitland and Wasatch County sections.
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Ward
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Hed Creek
Red Creek
Dickerson Hill
Duchesne River
States
Antelope
Ducechesne Bridge
Antelope Bridge
Verne Gilwyn
Wieder
Tabone
Fruitland
Duchesne County
Prattland West
Thepetek
Wasatch County
Daniels Coayon
Arte- Jope
Ungraded Notes from July 5 Meet Mention Toward Janitor Supplies
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Saturday event with references to a meeting, transportation, and a clerk who rejected items for Tol. The text mentions a five notice and a potential involvement of HMM officials, with scattered names and incomplete phrases.
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Vie Commie Geome
Auditors Visit County Treasuries to Tighten Tax Funds
Glen Jones and Charles Motner deputy state auditors spent Monday and Tuesday at the county treasurer office checking the state portion of county taxes. State Auditor Ajax plans closer scrutiny to prevent losses in Salt Lake and Tooele counties, aiming to eliminate recent discrepancies.
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Treaami
Weurena
Madsen
Vit Lake
Cox Wade
Neola Geoparativie Bull Association Plans Breeding Drive
At a meeting in Nesta Lewis E Allped was named chairman of a committee to organize the LICKS and final arrangements for the bull project. The Rex Gardener Ray Allred bull, with dams averaging over 1200 pounds of butter, leads a high standard. The plan includes purchasing bulls and bringing a few heifers as foundation stock to improve Neola herd quality and supply breeding stock to nearby communities.
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Nesta
Lewis E. Allped
Bvm “Association
Mr. Olsen
D. F. Mitch
Neola Association
Rex Gardener
Ray Allred
Seed Growers Association Elects Officers
Uintah Basin Seed Growers Association met at the 100 F hall Tuesday and elected officers for the ensuing year. President FO Lundberg, vice president Nebeker, directors CA Larsen, W Rogers, W Peattre, Ira Bryan, and others were reported as adopted.
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Tanniugl
Lundberg
Nebeker
Directoys
CA Larsen
Moneta Community Notes and Weekend Events
A fragmentary Moneta newsletter item notes a large local gathering on the fourth at Moon Jake and Moneta winning a ball game last Sunday. Mentions visits from Miss Verda Alexander, Mrs PO Madsen, Park City outings, a film show, and a theater event with Bowete and Hnen at 2840.
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Moneta
Moon Jake
Verda Mexander
Community notices of illness and family events in local area
A fragmented OCR text reports several personal items from the community. Names such as Mey Savior Deas My Laaminne and Mee Willard Smith appear, with references to an operation and recovery. Local residents Mr and Mrs Morrel Prowa and Mr and Mrs Wuatten Foote are noted for visits and a baby boy born around July 6.
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Wuatten Foote
Dory
County Agent's Dept Announces Farmers Encampment Concert
The first event of the annual Farmers Encampment is a band concert at 6:00 p.m. July 15. Farmers in the section can depart Sunday afternoon or Monday morning to reach the encampment in June. There is mention of Colorado Agriculture College and dog and cattle disease notes with no treatment.
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Fet
Colorado Agriculture Collegé
Aern
Timiter de Guther
Asriculbural
Syeckeh
Kees Alice
Mary Ward Hinman
Te ‘Hinman School of Dancing
New York City
Mies Hitman
Extension Service
Forse
Jane Clutwh
Bean
Leroy Punk
Duchesne Unnty
Duidk
Loco Weed Poisoning Affects Horses and Cattle
A U S Department of Agriculture report describes loco weeds named from Spanish loco for crazy. Purple blue and white loco weeds common from Mexico to Canada cause nervous symptoms in animals with horses most affected. Early signs include dullness and gait irregularities, progressing to weakness and paralysis potentially fatal if animals graze on the weed repeatedly.
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Mexico
Canada
Calle
Cheep
Leo Vatite
Eheen
Wess
Stock diseases and SLE cures in farm ad culture
A radio talk by J E Newson cites Dr P B Dunbar on misused remedies in farming cattle and poultry. The piece mocks reliance on folklore like prune juice fish tea and kraut juice and notes widespread advertising by agricultural journals. It argues the USDA has simple parasite control methods and highlights the McLean County System as a cure-all approach.
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Sets Aug 7 8 9 Program
The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention executive committee met at Fort Duchesne and outlined the program for August 7 8 and 9 with speakers from the University of Utah Agricultural College and U.S. departments. Topics include education farm living standards rural education irrigation water and government supervision of public lands. An oratorical contest awards and local demonstrations on soils crops and health will accompany the program.
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Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
General Assembly
George Thomas
University of Utah
E. G. Peterson
Agricultural College of Utah
George H. Dern
Utah
Levi Kalgar Young
University At Tah
Don B. Colton
KR. H. Rutledge
U. 3
Department of Agriculture
Mica Helen Calder
Uintah High School
Everett Harrison
Duchesne County High School
Thomas O'Donnell
Clarence L. Ashton
A. A. Anderson
Timpanoas Ounce
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Schoge Hoard Mbc
Soule Auditors
Treasuties Beltor
Glen Jones and
Charles Motner
Ore
Ajax
Sal
Lake and Tooele Counties
Neola Geoparativie Bull Sociation
Seasa
Maike
Seed Growers Association
The
Boneta
Troin Park
Meneen
Onan
Mey
Jerie
Willard Smith
Price
Worl
Mrs
Morrel Prowa
Altonah
Lew Miller
Lon Caldwell
Upaico
County Agent's Department
Punk
County
Roy C
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United States Department of Agriculture
Reaegeibhal
Jifreds
P. B. Dunbar
Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rachael
Bill Jones
Miranda
Florida
Congress
Menher
Livak
McLean County
Dee
Henry H. Brood
State Road Commission
C. N. Jensen
de. R. W. Dunlap
Orst
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farm Problems of America
William Peterson
George B. Can
Georges Stewart
J. C. Hogensen
Range
Formling
Wm. Peterson
Drisen
Elna Miller
Afton Odell
Dr. Greenwell
Tintin Caulipolout
Emery Johnson
Tintah
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