Seed Pod Formation in Alfalfa Under Varying Conditions
A Utah State farm study reviews how alfalfa flower stalks form pods under different conditions. It compares natural development to man made changes, noting pod formation rates, mature pod percentages, and days to harvest. Findings suggest fewer flowers per stalk reduce pod formation while higher flower counts boost pod numbers.
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F. Hig
Akso
Supermend
Fits W. Carlson
Uintah Aistra
Fintah
Abrah am Gines Found Not Guilty of Larceny
Abraham Gines of Tabiona was found not guilty in district court at Duchesne of grand larceny for stealing a red yearling calf owned by Charles Bertola. The case retried after a new trial was granted, with proceedings spanning March 13 to 20 as Duchesne court planned to move to Vernal and back, with other important cases likely to arise.
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Duchesne
Vernal
Vernal Lions Represented at Du Cuesne Club Luncheon
The Gate Way club hosted Vernal Lions representatives U J Sebold and R L Pixton who spoke on the Lions club aims and Vernal achievements. A committee will study forming a Lions club in Duchesne and report at the next meeting for potential regional cooperation.
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Vernal Lions
DU Cuesne
Club Meineing
Gate Way Club
Sebold
R. L. Pixton
The
Lions Club of Vernal
Mr. Sebold
Mr. Pixton
Lion Club
Vernal
Lions Club
Duchesne
Lions
Roosevelt
Duchesnoe
Jine
First cattle pass through Moffat tunnel by Sidney buyer
Henry C. Appel shipped the inaugural cattle car through the Moffat tunnel. The 950 pound steers fed on barley and alfalfa averaged $12.15 per hundred at Nebraska feeder yards. Appel, a longtime local stockman, recalls the rapid transit compared with the old wagon and slow rail route.
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Molfat
Sidney
Ienry C. Appel
Nebraska
Ar. Appel
Henry Appel
Jine
Walcot
Dengar
Via Grande
Corona
Moffat Road
Denver
Vina Basin Alait Schedule Change Announced
Superintendent Gyril announces March 13 changes to Vina Basin Alait routes. Service points shift to Gardockil with altered mail and truck routes. Drivers must adjust trips to maintain on time arrivals as road conditions improve.
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Gyril
Gardock Il
Biro
Fragmentary note on wilting flowers and pods
The record fragment suggests a plant condition where after the fourth day of wilted state the remaining blossoms were likely to wither before pod formation. The text hints at an assessment of flowering and pod development under stress.
Our Rights and Boulder Dam by J P May
Utah's federalism stance dominates Uintah basin with dense anti local sentiment over land titles and water rights. The piece critiques federal control of resources, cites Indian lands and irrigation issues, warns of Santa Fe compact limits, and argues Boulder Dam as costly despite alleged benefits and power profits.
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J. P. May
Utah
Uintah Basin
Blood
State Road Commission
Los Angeles
Ukiah Basin
Myton
Leland Bene
White River
Green River
Ouray
Colorado- Wyoming
Colorado
California
Insura Adlyantares
Congress
Treasury
Bees Die During Winter in Uintah Basin
D H Hillman state apiarist reports from Uintah basin show a poor winter for bees with many losses. Shortage of bee stores noted across the state. late fall feeding saved several colonies. State board of agriculture approves outside aid and direct state inspector involvement in inspections where local inspectors are unavailable.
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Uintah Basin
Hillman
State Board of Agriculture
State Department
Campaign to Eradicate Noxious Weeds Gains Impetus
A state board of agriculture meeting outlined an extensive weed destruction campaign. A committee of David F. Smith and R. D. Wadley will draft county level plans to organize interests for weed elimination, aiming to build public support and broader action. Dr. F. E. Stephens reported weed records and survey cards have been printed and distributed to district inspectors.
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State Board of Agriculture
David F. Smith
State Board
R. D. Wadley
F. E. Stephens
Fruitland Club Celebrates St Patrick's Day
The Wide awake club of West Fruitland held the third party in a series at Mrs Rozella Sweat home on March 17. The St Patrick's Day event featured a Pat and Biddy party with thirty members in attendance and a grand, glorious time.
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West Fruitland
Rozella Sweat
St. Patrick’s Day
DATES SET FOR MEETING BOARD EQUALIZATION
The county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization in the listed cities to adjust tax issues on specific dates. Duchesne June 6 and 20 Afton June 6 Roosevelt June 7.
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Comity
Board of Equalization
Duchesne
A Mylon
Roosevelt
South Myton District Election Date Set
April 17 set for the South Myton irrigation district election. Landowners to vote in three precincts at J. F. Stankey ranch N. L. Peterson ranch and Giles Wood ranch locations listed.
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South Myton
Aprie
Myton Bench Land Owners
Tth ‘Irrigation District
Beach Land
J. F. Stankey Ranch
Secon
N. L. Peter Son Ranch
Giles Wood Ranch
California Irrigation Bonds Debate Sparks Basin Worries
Utah readers wonder why California funding for irrigation may lock in bonds and privatize water. The letter argues state action and private capital should not replace government, urging clear accountability for basin development and water rights.
Myton Boy Hero in California Flood
Ree Forsyth of Myton earned heroic mention in California flood coverage. The Los Angeles Examiner notes Ree and two others acted to aid victims after the St Francis dam breach, including rescuing Bert Hunich and reviving him with dry clothing.
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Ree Forsyth
Tt. Forsyth
Myton
St. .Francis
California
Ree
Los Angeles
Roe Forsyth
Forsyth
Edizon
Bert Hunich
Mt Emmons Colter Celebrate China Wedding
Mr and Mrs C H Hartman of Mt Emmons hosted a china wedding party on March 19 at their farm home. Friends and relatives attended including Ira B Gannon C A Stanson S E Atwood Floyd Case and others. Guests received gifts and wedding cake was served in a pleasant evening atmosphere.
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C. H. Hartman
Mt. Emmons
Ira B. Gannon
C. A. Stanson
S. E. Atwood
Floyd Case
Robert Wells
Wim
Case
Ed Holder
Christy Anderson
Leroy Rust
Cime
SH Qeotisart
Feminana
Water Commissioner Appointment Set for April 2
Judge Tilman P. Johnson of lag United States district court schedules a 9:00 a m hearing on Monday April 2 at Salles Lake to review the current federal western commissioner report on Uintah basin water projects including Dry Gulh Cedarview and related irrigation matters. Objections or suggestions from interested parties should be filed in court or communicated through their attorneys or in writing at the stated location.
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Juige
Tilman Pe Johnson
Lag United
States
District Court
Salles Lake
Jyresent
Wester
Nebaker
Cors
Uintah Basin
Tn Epson
Cedarview
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