Death of Mrs Olive L Carrell Shocks Upateo Community
Special Update correspondence reports the sudden death of Mrs Olive L Carrell from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Upateo ward house with Bishop E B Murphy presiding and tributes by N A Mitchell Geo Bust and others. She was born in Dink Utah on August 8, 1864 and survived by husband and seven children. The piece also includes a letter from a local resident criticizing pupil transportation policy and school taxation for Hanna and Stockmore, urging improved local schooling and bus decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive L. Carrell
Upateo Ward House
E. B. Murphy
N. A. Mitchell
Sarah Durphy
Ricdy Barker
Walter KE. Hawke
Bicknell
Wayne Cousity
Geo. Bust of
Talmage
Mr. Hanks
Caineville
Hdwin L. Murphy
E.R. Murphy
Heigher
Roy Rust
Mt. Emmons
Chive L. Carrell
Dink
Utah
Wiliam
Lucinda Foy
Daha K Chiyet
Wayne Cnr
Minersvilly
Jammer
Minnie Todd
Novelte Dove
Cowhe
Davina Peetah
American Park
Delia Webster
Loa
Alfred
Gridley Colt
William
Duchesne
Fred
Tonopah
Myten Opera House Spring Dances Offer Ford Down Payment Prize
The Myten Opera House Management announces ten consecutive dances from May 4 to July 4 with the first on May 4. A crowd is expected to match the bear dance as part of a spring program featuring the Nighthawks. A 1929 Ford coupe down payment prize will be given away, with no obligation to win the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myten Opera House
Nighthawks
Tsn
Local Social Event Details and Attendee List
The article lists numerous attendees including Mrs Hunt, Mrs QO. A. Dart, Mrs W. G. Gentry, Mrs. Lee Coapui, Mrs. J. Re Tuttle, Mrs. Tt. Miter, Mrs. W. T. Rog ova, Mrs. Francis Dauwalder, and others. Delighted guests enjoyed delicious refreshments and a highly pleasant afternoon.
Alfalfa Seed Study Results From Delta District
Recommendations from the alfalfa hay and seed production committee cited in a Utah State Agricultural College extension service survey. Heavier soils and higher water tables suit seed production. apply water to thrifty growth without excess. Early bay cutting, fall harrowing to destroy pests, clean farms by May 1, and careful harvest to reduce seed loss are advised to improve quality and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Alillard County
Utah State Agricultural College
Millard County
Transfers of real estate during the week noted
The record lists multiple transfers including Curly A to Thel SWes for 29 percent, and Lance and wife to Clarence Wilson with townsite block details. Transactions mention estates, dates, and consideration amounts, including a $1000 figure and other sums, reflecting a series of property transfers in the period.
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Honman
Gure
Curly
Ghillistor
Jeter
Ted
JA Morrie
Witkie Feefert Lane
Lance
Clarence Wilson
Tory
Dalehesne
Consideration
State Highway Outlay Totals for April
Distribution of state highway funds for April totals 142,661.01 announced by the state auditor's department. Highway equipment 70,041.81 office expense 556.75 travel 764.78 salaries 3890.7 Suspense 313.69 Duchesne county 697.83 Uintah county 10,380.35.
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Uintah County
Federal jury returns indictment against Barker and associates
After a week of deliberation the federal grand jury indicted C. E Barker Frank Everett and D. L. Hitesman on charges including mail fraud three violations of the five and ten law and conspiracy to violate the Dyer automobile theft act The slate alleges a Salt Lake City base to move stolen cars from California and Montana into Utah with acts dating from 1926 to 1929 One car allegedly moved from Los Angeles to Salt Lake on September 16 1928 and another from Pocatello to Salt Lake The case notes sixty one cars traced to the ring and at least six other persons involved Federal officers report the suspects face further state charges
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Federal Grand Jury
Tillman D. Johnson
D. L. Hitesman
Salt Lake
California
Maho
Utah
Tarko i
Hilmeng
Pocatello
Bveerett
Wicers
State Road Board Dissatisfaction Over Colton Bill
Utah state highway commission voiced discontent Friday with Congressman Don Colton’s proposed highway bill. The commission criticized terms of the bill and its approach to replacing the federal aid system, arguing it would shift responsibilities and funding without clear benefits.
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Don B. Colton
Utah State Highway Commission
Coulee
Federay
Rudd
Atom Lodge Anniversary Celebrated with Odd Fellows
Mfion Le the 110th anniversary fes t week celebration featured Odd Fellows and wives pres ent, lodge members read papers on what constitutes a good Odd Fellow, Roosevelt prize presented for best paper, gold emblem awarded, program included talks and later social activities with refreshments.
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Veraca
Roosevelt
I B A N K Assures Wool Group Ample Cash
The Federal Intermediate Credit Bank at Berkeley will provide funds to market Utah 1929 wool crop, easing the need for immediate shearing and allowing growers to wait for favorable prices. Officials say enough money will be available to market the entire Utah output, estimated around 20 million pounds. Shearing is about 13 days behind schedule due to cold weather, adding strain to operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Wool Marketing Association
Utah
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Berkeley
James A. Hooper
Utah Ausocraon
Hooper
Berkeley Bank
Intermediate Credit Bank
Honper
Lake Lak e Chamber Seeks Rename of Boulder Dam to Hoover Dam
The East Lake Chamber of Commerce on Friday urged changing Boulder dam’s name to Hoover dam arguing the current name is meaningless and confusing amid plans for the dam located in Black Canyon. Residents and officials attended a meeting where the chamber presented reasons for the name change and discussed the project’s progress and local impact.
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Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
East Lake
Basiises
Idack Canyon
Ina Enn
Evan Nis Jrlon
WATEE COMMISSION TA KE ALP OLNTS hy ee PLES
A colonial era water commission decree outlines allocations of creeks and rivers, naming Walter H. Bnyih, Clark Oc, Menuty, and Tillman Johnson as commissioners. It details land grants and water rights, including 152000 acres receiving water under Sheeley’s supervision and Interior Department actions affecting Indian and white land allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watee Commission
Walter H Bnyih
Fey de
Tae Ceappoliied
Clark Oc
jMenuty
Lake Fexyk
Hs Tripalariee
Ani
Clawant Sx
Connie
Dintaly
Todovat
Fidee
Tillman
D. Johnson
Department of the Interior
Sheeley
Snow Delays Conditioning Of Uintah Summer Range
The Uintah summer range conditioning will be late due to heavy snow in the basin. Blaine Bentenson assistant supervisor Wasatch National Forest noted on his return from the district that deep snow remains. He met with Beck Creek Grazers to set sleep and cattle boundaries for the summer range, accompanied by district forester T. D. Phinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Blaine [Bentenson
Wasatch National Forest
Amon
W W Clyde Low Bidder On Highway Contract
The State road commission found W W Clyde of Springville to be the low bidder on the 4.25 mile Duchesne to Antelope road construction. The bid stood at 74 686.76 dollars and the contract will be let later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commissiome
W. W. Clyde
Springville
Duchesne
Antelope
Weather Proverbs and Seasonal Forecasts in Agriculture
An examination of old weather sayings and their relation to agricultural outcomes, noting that modern meteorology doubts precise seasonal forecasts yet acknowledges enduring adages. The article discusses how prolonged snow and cold springs affect fruit blossoming and grain warming, with references to historical proverbs and their observed influences on farming decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proverts
Wool Prices Fall Amid Market Fluctuations
In a rough report on wool sales, prices drifted with several lots cited at 21 and 2 cents per pound. Forecasts suggest this year’s potential price around 32 cents as buyers react to previous trends and market signals.
Arcadia Yearling Steers Bring Good Prices
Ralph Murdock bought two head of yearling steers in Arcadia last week, average price $85 per head. One steer owned by Geo Meranda, a long yearling, brought 10278 dollars and 9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Ralph Murdock
Arcadia Sre
Geo. Meranda
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Tommy Foy
Mas Gordon
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Mkeral Bay
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Tabiona
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Boston
Tabione
Poe Cistam
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Masini
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Oran
Aeton Gpr
Oppeis
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O. Tuttle
Geo. Elliott
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Duchesne County
Barket
C. E B. Barker
Frank Everett
State Road Commissioners
Colton
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IBANK
H.W. Harvey
Heber City
J. D. White
Paradise
Utah Woolf Marketing Association
Lake Chamber
the Chamber of Commerce Point
W. Clyde
Esamle
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculure
Taki Froowe
Sanjay J Miossems
Mons Velba
Masel Dunip
Youeh
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