County Farm Bureau Grows As Farmers Seek Fair Prices
The county farm bureau expands with new members each day as Arcadia Antelope and Roosevelt host meetings. Leaders push unity among farmers to set fair prices, improve methods, and secure market information through local bureaus and specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotab
Arcadia
Jas C. Smith
E H. Potter
Musty
J. N. Jeeper
David Orr
Vety
Murdonley
Antelopa
Silas C. Smith
F. J. Wahlaust
Winty
John W. Carlson
Abraham Liddell
Joseph Neflyn
George An
Roosevelt
O'Donnell
Dan B. Ttn
Willill
J. F. Hoyt
United Test
Iway
Congress
Snt
Cali'ila
Farmer
Origaniza
Hayden
Newlawsmen
Uta Daily Assyr
Deelers
Bators
County Farm Bureau
Reed
General Officers Appointed for Uintah Basin Convention
Objections to a heavy lecture program lead to consideration of a pageant alternative. A complete list of the general committee members and their respective districts across Uintah County and surrounding areas is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Duchesne
Geo
C. Kohl
G. ¥. Billings
J. Mickelson
Katherine Firth
Fruitland
J. &. L. Carey
Tabtona
K. C. Jensen
Mr. Beauchamp
Talmage
H. P. Ottoson
Boneta
W. R. Grans
Mt. Home
Brig Stevenson
Myron
Elliott
Geo. Philipps
H. B. Stone
Mabel Wahlquist
Roosevelt
Monarch
A. Browns Inka
Florence Gines
Arcadia
C. A. Larsen
Midview
Arthur Watkins
Uintah County
West End
Horace Morris Tridell
Vern Allred
Wilson
Nellie Jenson
Gusher
Geo. A. Wilson
Maria Domgaard
Mort Duchesne
F. O. Lundberg
L. &. Thompson
Randlett
Lawrence Wall
H. C. K. Richards
John
Hacking
Rosella Oakes
Ed Hoeft
Naples
Albert G
Goodrich
Chascolvanson
Shley
V.m. Lbastian
Jonsen
Bester Dudley
Davis
Lide Jackson
Independence
Ira Ss. Bryant
Wool Strinkage To Be Tested By Federal Dept of Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture will test shrinkage and moisture content of raw wool from different regions to create accurate market value estimates. George T Willingmyre will lead tests at a Washington laboratory to develop charts showing regional wool ranges, aiding growers in deducting grease and dirt accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uitec
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington, D. C
George T
Willingmyre
Memorial service fills Myton Opera House for G B Cook
Charles Booker Cook remembered by basin residents at a large Sunday memorial at the Myton Opera House. Masons attend with a 12-voice choir singing Hymns and a eulogy by Thos W ODonnell of Vernal. Speaker extols Cook as a bene factor and principled leader whose death leaves a hard to replace void in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Booker
Myton Opera House
Unitas Basen
Charles Booker Cook
Zassiweek
Masonic Lodge
Ody
Cook
Thos
WV. O'Donnell
Vernal
Mr. Conlk
O’donnell
Ara Bard
Nuberstein
Dart
George Philipps
June Johnson
W. T. Rice
Harold Eldredge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Myton
Marcellus Pope
Prova Lodge No
Odd
R. J. Enochs
C. P. Dauwalder
Chas. W. Walker
Trances Dauwalder
Dr. Enochs
Unon
Myton Lodge
Ty. W. O'Donnell
Odd Fellowship
Frances Dauwalder
Vernal Wert Ghas
Tucker
T. W. O'Donnell
C. E. Hemstreat
J. Jy i Dobbie
H. A. Miller
Dell W. Colton
Benf. B. Kelly
Officials Gather Tonnage Data in Asin District Visit
D R G officials J P May of Roosevelt and Walter H Olin superintendent of the agricultural department accompanied publicity man DeRemer visited Myton and Duchesne this week. They surveyed tonnage in the region, toured the Castle Peak mine south of Myton and inspected Carey Act land nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRemer
Walter H. Olin
Agricultural Department
D. &R. G. Railroad
J. P. May
Roosevelt
Myton
Duchesne
Castle Peak
Ouray Valley Irrigation Project Begins Water Diversion
Ouray Valley Irrigation company starts a ditch from Dry Fork above the sinks to Deep Creek, with a 0.75 mile tunnel through Mosby mountain to irrigate about 16 000 acres in Ouray valley. A new Pehean Lake in Ouray valley will store about 17 500 acre feet for 5 000 acres, funded by an estimated $60 000 ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Fork
Vernal
Ouray Valley
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Thie Ditch
Dry Park
Mosby Mountain
Deep Creek
Pe''fean Lake
Jasper Pike Acquitted in Beaver Trapping Case
Jasper Pike, an Indian man, was tried on beaver trapping charges in the Ashley National Forest near Roosevelt Saturday and acquitted. He faced prosecution by D. J. Thompson district game warden, M. B. Pope district attorney, and I. H. Burgess county attorney. Thos W. O'Donnell of Vernal defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Pike
Ashley National Forest
Roosevelt
D. J. Thompson
M. B. Pope
I. H. Burgess
Thos W. O'Donnell
Vernal
Clarence Darrow Announces Retirement From Active Practice
Clarence Darrow, famed for saving 105 inmates from the gallows, declares he will defend no more criminals. After forty seven years at the bar, press criticism and public speculation accompany his decision to retire and live out his days in ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Darrow
Leopold-Loeb
Governor pays tribute to C B Cool dies in Havana
Utah governor Geo Stdern writes of C B Cool a longtime Uintah basin pioneer who died in Havana Cuba on April 14. He praises Cool as a man of high character democracy and Americanism and notes his work for the basin's development and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Cool
Havana
Cuba
Tany
Mr. Cook
Utah
Uintah Basin
Geo
St. Dern
Ford
iTyrum Smith
Ulé
Salina Sun Acquired by Dr. M. Markus
Dr. M. Markus, former editor of the Duchesne Record and publisher of the Tichfala Reaper, has purchased the Salina Sun from H. W. Cherry, who previously operated the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. M. Markus
The
Duchesne Record
Salina Sun
H. W. Cherry
Rev George S Sloan To Deliver Baccalaureate Address
The Rev. George S Sloan pastor of the Congregational church at Pocatello Idaho formerly of Myton will deliver the baccalaureate address of the Pocatello high school on Sunday afternoon May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Sloan
Congregational Church
Pocatello, Idaho
Myton
Pocatello High School
Death of Joseph Smith and Riots at Carthage Jail
The narrative recounts the 1844 Carthage jail attack that killed Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum amid the Illinois crisis. It describes a mob action after Smith and councilors surrendered, Smith wounded, and his death amid disputed accounts and later removal of bodies to Nauvoo and Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Law
Nauvoo
Carthage
Joseph Smith
Ford
Smith
Hyrunt
Municipal Commons Council of
Hyrum
Illinois
Jonser
Joseph
Rider Stevenson
Mormon, Church
Spraghet
Hyrun l
Har
Propert
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Imus
Large Grow
G.B. Cook
C. TB. Cook
Fay
KR. G
Asin
RY. Co
Yrom
George H. Dean
Dil Markus
Salina’sun
REV. Geo. S. Sloan
Myton Hotel
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
M. R. Werner
Lacies Home Journal
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