Hillman Calls Attention to Bee Import Rules in Utah
Dan H. Hillman, state syfarist, reports foul brood in several Ash ley valley colonies and at Buckell and Mt Linnus. He met Uintah County commissioners and secured Ellis Merkley as deputy inspector for Winiru county. Hillman urges importers to follow two laws the Golden Rule and one from the state Board of Agriculture. The laws require notifying the board of any imported bees or combs and inspection for diseases with destruction of infected colonies. He cites a moral rule to avoid crowding yards within three miles of established apiaries to protect resident beekeepers and honey crops.
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Dan H. Hillman
Mr. Hillman
Ashley Valley
Buckell
Mt. I
Utah ‘Beekeepers Association
State Board of Agricultura
Willman
R. Powell
Riverside
Calif
Beekeepers’ Association of
California
Hillman
State Board of Agriculture
Utah
Board of Agriculture
Powell
Geekeepers’ Association
Uintah Basin Experiment Station Selected Site
The Uintah Basin Experiment Station location was chosen last Saturday by William Peterson director and geologist of the extension Service and BW Pittman associate agronomist. Forty acres north and east of the Uintah bridge between Ft Duchesne and Vernal will be used, owned by F C Lundberg. The land, mostly alfalfa, will be divided into half acre tracts for alfalfa seed and crop experiments. Lundberg will receive 320 dollars yearly rent. J W Carlson peat inspector will oversee the station.
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Duchesne
Lundberg
Uintah
J. W. Carlson
Uintah Basin
Certified Snedgrowers Meeting Set Saturday in Basin
A gathering to organize certified growers of the Uintah basin will be held at the Myiv commercial club Saturday night at 8. A request will seek a deputy from the state board of opticulture to oversee fields. Interested ASL attendees are invited.
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Uintah Basin
Myiv Commercial Club
State Board of Opticulturea
Ingnec Fields
ASL
Hardigan alfalfa to be tested in Colorado
Hardigan alfalfa will be tried in Colorado to assess its resistance to crown rot and leaf spots that have plagued local fields. Paul Brigham of Myton received a request from Colorado Agricultural College for a seed sample to evaluate its disease resistance, a strain developed by Prof Sprague at Michigan Agricultural College.
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Colorado
Paul Brigham
Myjton
Colorado Agricultural College
Sprague
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan
Memorial Service Held At Presbyterian Church
Special correspondence reports a Memorial Service conducted by the American Legion and Auxiliary at the Presbyterian church on Decoration Day. Commander Roland Krebs led. speakers Rev. S. A. Parker and Roy Wahlquist honored soldiers and workers at home. Music featured Beehive girls and local artists. graves at the cemetery were decorated with an impressive Legion rite.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Roland Krebs
Washington
Roy Wahlquist
Beehive
C. P. Dauwalder
A. Bjornson
Chas
Walker
R. Krebs
W. T. Rice
Francis Dauwalder
Chas. Walker
George Philipps
Y. T Rice
D. A. Dart
America
Uintah County cancels taxes on equity in Indian lands
At a Uintah County Commission meeting last Friday the board decided to cancel all taxes levied on equity in Indian lands sold to white buyers before patent issues. Dr. F M Ackley of Ackley's Park urged the move, which ends five years of tax challenges and clears titles once clouded by tax sales.
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Uintah County
Bofelde
Fetlan
Uintah
F. M. ‘Ackley
Ackley’s Park
Myton
Acley
Uas
Ft. Duchesnea
Brick Yard for Myton Planned Soon
Special Correspondence reports a brick yard for Myton, with H. L B. Stone returning from Denver confirming financing. Land hurdles remain but Denver capital is available to fund the deal and a small extra amount will be raised promptly. Stone plans a full report on his Denver trip next week.
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Myton
H. L B. Stone
Denver
Denver Capital
Brigham Youngs Visionary Ride to Great Salt Lake City
Biography recounts Brigham Young's July 24 1847 journey into the Great Salt Lake Valley with Wilford Woodruff, his recovery from mountain fever, plans for a temple and city blocks, and early efforts to establish a cooperative community amid drought and pest challenges. It notes the first and second exoduses, winter scarcity at Winter Quarters, and Youngs leadership in organizing the settlement.
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Brigham Young
Wilford Woodruff
Great Salt Lake
Utah
American
Richard F. Burton
Switzerland
Italy
Wilford Woodrail
Aft
Ian
Clayton
Jordan
Arisham Young
Brigham ‘Young
Asi
Drighamt Young
New City
Mormon Battalion
Florence
Nebraska
Salt Lake City
Winter Quarters
Twelve Apostles
Yse
Isaigh
Heber Kimball
Brigham
Young
Amortization Plan Adopted by Land Board
The land board approves an amortization plan for state farm loans. Borrowers pay semiannual 43.26 per thousand dollars, covering principal and 6 percent interest, with option to prepay any remaining balance. Forty three proposed loans totaling 145000 dollars were acted on, with some denials and grazing leases granted. The board may reconvene around June 11 or 12.
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Land Board
Juror Compensation Ruling in Utah Case
Attorney General Harvey H. Cluff rules jurors cannot collect workers compensation benefits if injured while serving. He states no master servant relation exists between jurors and the court under the compensation law. The inquiry from the industrial commission followed by J. Robert Hobnson’s investigation found no precedent.
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Harvey H. Cluff
Industrial Commission
Utah County
Cluff
J. Robert Hobnson
82 Foot Standard Rig Is Under Construction At Neal Dome
Work on the 82 foot standard rig by G. G. Phillips interests of Denver advances rapidly at Neal Dome. The derrick well has been dug and timber is being hauled from a local saw mill. Timber should be on the ground in about thirty days. Drilling will test sands different from those at the Vernal Utah Oil and Refining company gasser site.
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Neal Dome
G. G. Phillips
Denver
Vernal
Utah Oil and Refining Company
Bank meeting draws Weyton citizens for Myton bank plan
Standing room only filled the Bank hall Friday as J J Morey and Alt McQuare of Salt Lake City urged Weyton and nearby residents to back a new bank project. They outlined financing, stock as investment, and the role of Guaranteed Securities in converting short to long term loans, with a target to start the bank by early July.
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Bank Hall
J. J. Morey
Alt. McQuare
Salt Lake City
Weyton
Pttpass
Thes Ponsen
Mite Morey
Myton
Uintah Basin
Mr. Morey
Utah
Myton State Bank
Guaranteed Securities Company
Morey
Ihs
Duchesne County School District Superintendent Report
The report outlines Duchesne County School District progress over two years, noting rankings in population and valuation, per pupil costs, and state aid. It highlights teacher qualifications, salaries, facilities upgrades, and efforts to reduce expenditures while improving instruction and access for students.
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Duchesne County
Duchesne d County
Sonsen
Duchesnea
Provo
Logan
Wintalf
Uintah County
Duchesne
Jordan
Myton
Lygnsl
Teyneues
Tis
Board of Education
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M. R. Werner
Ladies Home Journal
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