Uintah Basin Convention Program Nears Distribution
The Uintah Basin convention program, touted as the greatest yet, is on the press and ready for distribution early next week. Noted educators and Utah figures will lead sessions on irrigation, field crops, and livestock while entertainment includes music, recreation, and evening films sponsored by the U of U and BYU.
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Uintah Basin
Pnes
S .A. Widtso
Wii
Orson
Logan
Congress
George Stewart
Kenneth
A. Ader
Dean Wingrlewhure
U. OA. OC
Poultry
W. L. Warner
Extension Poultry
George Thomas
U. of
U. Salt Lake
Wm. J. Snow
Hisory
Provo
Arthur Molton
Salt Lake
Don B. Colton
Veral
Birthday Tribute for Judge L A Hollenbeck
Around 1 o clock on a July Saturday a gathering of former Temple students and friends met at his residence to honor Judge L A Hollenbeck on his seventy seventh birthday. Robert G Porter presented a fountain pen to the judge and spoke of it as a practical gift for the judge’s work.
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L. A. Hollenbeck
Robert G. Porter
Porter
J. P. Lay
Hans FP
Ottosen
Ollenbeck
Water Request Filed By Utah Engineer In HP Creek Case
Sere M Baron state engineer received an application from avid J Evans of Bountiful seeking 1.7 second feet of HP Creek water for the Dean Creek in Utah. The filing was recorded at the state engineer’s office.
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HP Creek Water
Dean Creak
Sere
M. Baron
Avid J. Evans
Bountiful
Utes Gather At Whiterocks For Sun Dance
The Ute tribe holds its ancient Sun dance at Whiterocks over several days with dancers in body paint and eagle feathers moving to bone whistles. Participants fast for three days and nights while stalls burnished with pine mark the ritual as a tribal feast closes on day three.
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Whiterocks
Myton Rodeo Set for September 6 and 7
Myton's fifth annual rodeo will be held this year on September 6 and 7. Committees outline a top program with aims to secure the best horses riders and ropers available in eastern Utah.
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Myton
Utah
Uintah Basin Seed Growers Elect New Officers
The annual Uintah Basin Cooperative Seed Growers meeting in Roosevelt re elected N L Peterson of Myton president and Ted Iowells of Inka vice president. Directors include Win Gentry Inka Ira Bryant Independence David Nicholson Roosevelt Wm Zone C T Beggs Myton. Secretary Nicholson reported on past year work and noted letters from Millard County seed growers urging cooperation with the National Seed Growers association. The group aims to fair seed pricing and discussed a potential bonded warehouse, with plans to be explored by the board.
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Uintah Basin Cooperative Seed Growers
Rtoosevelt
N. L. Peterson
Myton
Ted Iowells
Inka
Win
Gentry
Ira Bryant
David Nicholson
Roosevelt
Wm. Zone
C. T. Beggs
Nicholson
National Seed Growers Association
Millard County
Sane
Het
4-H Club Members Boost Livestock and Farm Projects
The Myton and Whiterocks districts report 4-H members raising pigs and crops with plans for alfalfa seed, cattle and sheep herds expanding to meet grazing needs. Indian stockmen are urged to sell in larger lots as cattle buyers visit next month. August 4, 5, 6 noted for U D I C activities and Farmers Encampment events.
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Mabel Post
the Post
Mytun
Lawrence Yump
Oscar
Logan
U. A
Ellen Sahikemoot
Anna Arrapro
Myton
Francisca Cesspoach
Elza Arrapna
Charley Tonangtes
Jig Familly
Tonanotes
Francisco
Albert Céssncock
Fannie
Clark
Jim
Grace Grant
4-H
Whiterock
St. Douglas
Bitter Creek
Willow Creek
Pawwinnee
Bing
Cotenuts
Ft. Duchesne
Pas-de-Calais
Myton Board of Education Meets to Discuss Ward Ireland Resignation
The Duchesne county board of education met at the Myton schoolhouse to consider the resignation of Ward G Ireland who is moving to Provo. The successor was not named. decision postponed to August 7 with patrons to be consulted. President Clair Prence will call local associations to participate in the meeting.
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E. G. Peterson
U. A. Phe
George Otis Smith
U. S. Geological Survey
Wash- Teton
D. C
Secretary of the Interior
W. S. Winder
Utah State Arm Bureau
Salt Lake
Herbert A Reherd
Westminster College
Eeline
George H. Dern
Earl Douglas
Ukgalt Lake
aMosaur
Jensen
I. L. Roberts
University of Utah
Duchesne
Board of Education
Myton School
Clair Prence
The
Myton Parent-Teacher, Association
Associa
Matson Tipton Dancers Star At Ward Hall Show
The Matson Tipton dance artists performed at Duchesne ward hall on July 19 before a large audience. Miss Tipton and Miss Matson led standout numbers with praise for Miss Marker and Mr Carr. The troupe, praised for precision, plans future engagements in Duchesne and a tour through Idaho and Wyoming.
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Matson-Tipton
Ward Hall
Duchesne
Miss Tipton
Miss Matson
Miss Marker
Carr “Marker
Carr
Heber
Idaho
Wyoming
Pioneer Day Program at Duchesne Celebrates July 24
A Pioneer Day event at Duchesne features a 5:00 am parade, 10:00 am program with music directed by Mrs. Leland Hair, community singing led by J. M. Mickelson, recitations, speeches including By Utah, and various solo and duet performances by local artists and students.
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Duchesne
Leland Hair
J. M. Mickelson
Elmer Dell
Martha Page Porter
Fae Jasperson
Utah
Ina Bates
Mildred Stevenson
Skermit Poulson
Orson Allen
James Hair
Jay Pope
Alton Jarson
Best Crop
Kathleen Bench
Prominent Oil Men Visit Basin in Texas Panhandle
W I Holmes and John W McGee of Texas Panhandle leaders toured the basin last week. They reportedly leased land and eyed the Leland bend and other sections. If acreage is secured they plan to drill this fall with a drilling outfit. Holmes, a Texas Republican lieutenant governor candidate, heads the group with several producing wells in the Panhandle. John Jr Crape, the drilling company geologist, accompanied the party and is a long-time local resident.
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W. IL. Holmes
John W. McGee
Texas’ ‘Panhandle
Holmes
Gil
Ae Texas Panhandle
Wella
Leutenant
Heket
Téxas
iesFerengon
Moffat Road Gonnegting Line and New Rail Link
Railroad investors circle the Moffat road as a pivotal asset with a planned receivership sale in August. Arthur Curtis James and Hale Holden push for control of the tunnel linking the Moffat line to a Western Pacific network, aiming to connect Denver area routes to the Pacific coast and expand the Burlington-Rock Island influence.
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Moffat Road
Moffat Toad
Arthur Curtis James
Central
Western Pacific
James
Hale Holden
The
Burlington
Rocky Island
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Jamies
Rock Island
Holden
Moffat
Dotsero
Denver & Rio Grande Western
New Railroad Group
Craig
Salt Lake
Burlington—Routt County ‘Sentinel
Locust swarms march toward Green River region
Special correspondence reports a vast army of locusts spanning two territories six miles wide advancing toward Green River from near Craig Califor near Mobert Wells. Locusts are black two inches long. farmers have tried poison with limited success. Residents worry whether Green River wells can act as a barrier.
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Green River
Craig
Calawait Ote Mobert ‘Ik
Wells
Arobetel
Garage
Myton
Fim
Green River Wells
Sonia
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