River Tunnel Work Drags Under Severe Flooding
Readings show worsening ground conditions near the western mountain section as water pours into the railroad tunnel. Crews battle a large, rising flow with temporary pumps, facing mud, rock, and debris while reinforcing timber headings and guarding the face amid continuous flooding for days.
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Groniud
Tie East
Sos
Vmen
George Avis
Ceneral
Fetunuel
Kck
Rie Ee
Apex Ithe
Utah Beekeeping Ties With Fruit Growth in State
Dan H Hillman states Utah bee colonies add greater value as pollen carriers than for honey. Pollen efforts of Utah bees may be worth over 400000 dollars yearly to fruit growers, as pollination is essential for deciduous trees. Beekeeping supports alfalfa seed and fruit production, though bees deserve more credit for pollination than honey.
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Dan H. Hillman
Utais
Utah
Vernal City Pays Water Bond Debt
Vernal City paid off $10,000 in water bonds during 1923 1925 per audit filed with state auditor John E Holten. Auditor notes records were kept orderly but urges denser receipts and current sinking fund accounts to prevent errors. End 1926 balance shown as $7619.68, start period $7076.61.
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Fie
Knight Ranch Sells 1926 Wool Clip to Mills
The Knight Woolen Mills purchased the Knight Investment company's 1926 wool clip from Blue Bench near Juab and shipped over 100000 pounds at a high grade AA quality. First shipments have begun and are converted into flannel pantings at the Provo plant. Patterns from the Knight wool were sent by air to President Coolidge and Senator Reed Smoot.
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The
Knight Woolen Mills
Knight Investment Company
Blue Bench
Jjuchesne
Provo
Knight
Coolidge
Reed Smoot
Honey Producers Discuss Marketing Problems in Uintah Basin
The Utah Honey Producers Association met in Honeyville on May 10 to address marketing and production challenges in Uintah Basin and eastern Utah. State bee inspector D St Hillman discussed industry issues as the cooperative handles large eastern Utah honey shipments by car load.
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Uintah Basin
Utah
Utah Producers’ Association
Syyfien
Awater
West Portal
Bluebell Notes and Community Happenings Report
The Bluebell area papers its social column with visits to Roosevelt and Provo, births and deaths, school and homebound activity, and a May Day note. Key names include Mr. and Mrs. Zera Mabhews Mayid, Mrs. Zena Mathews, Miss Jareece, Mr. George Powell, Mrs. John X. Anderson, Mrs. Roy Warren, and Mrs. Myrtle Holder among many neighbors across Bluebell and nearby towns. The column mentions a horse sale, a kinder May Day celebration, and card gatherings hosted by Mrs. Jay Pepe and Mrs. Ernest Schonian in honor of the Tate bride.
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Kert Husy
Jucept Anderson
Zera Mabhews Mayid
Bluebell
Parter Merrellan
Vic‘tor
Vernal
John
Goodrich Trac
Kenneth R
Joseph Anderson
Sidleast
Arthur _ Goddrick
Dry
Gulel
Coe
George Powell
Jareee
Jeferson Mathews
Mathews
Unpalco
Claud
Derrill
Trockville
Washington County
Utah
Otte. Johnson
W. B. Woodruff
Revella Kimbal
Roosevelt
Jay ‘Pepe
Ernest Schonian
Tate
Roy Schonian
Joe ‘Cowan
H.l Wart
E. Stephens
W.A. Paxton
J. H. Jifoch
D. C. Lockhart
Arthur Brow
Ernest Robbins
Guy Hollenbeck
J. Partridge
Jegs Johnson
Lawrence Pack
Charles Barton
Nelle Johnson
Hildur ‘Wilkerson
Bjornson
Nanas-xelgard
Ruth Christensen
Alice Todd
Nettle Larsen
Guy Sollenbeel
Nellie” Jonagon
Ernest Warritt
Ard Jirs
Fihur Orr
Koh Residence Remodeling To Become Modern Two Story Home
Mr and Mrs George Koh are remodeling their residence near Strawberry Bridge. They raise the roof to add a two story structure with three bedrooms on the upper floor and stucco outside. A sun porch in Spanish style is being added at the southeast corner. Jim Hatch and Clyde Parsons supervise the project.
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George Koh
Strawberry Bridge
Kohl
Jim Hatch
Clyde Parsons
Myton
Ting
American Legion
Mytouw
Legion
Myton Lumber Company
Roosevelt
Myron
Legion i
Hein
Legion and Auxiliary
Commercial Club
Ion
Navato
Uintah Basin Wool Prices Lead Spring Buying
Utah's Jericho wool fetched thirty four and a half cents at a B Harris Wool Co sale marking about half of this year's clip sold. Uintah Basin wool opened spring buying with Jericho top grade and minor grades at thirty five cents. The state clip is expected around fourteen million pounds with seven million already transacted.
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Utah
United States
B. Harris Wool Company
Jericho
Tha Iit
GeTakes Another Shot At Utah Basin Auto Freight Lines
Hearings were held this week before the public utilities commission in Salt Lake on three applications for an auto mobile freight line between Vernal Salt Lake via Heber City and Fruitland. Sterling Transportation and others protested rival bids. all three were denied, with Sterling to be heard again June 8.
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Vernal
Salt Lake
Heber City
Fruitland
Public Utilities Commission
Denver & Mio Grande Railroad
Sterling Transportation Communetr
I. W. Harper
Dennis Brothers
Sterling Company
Dr. Myers Leaves Duchesne for Spokane Vacation
Dr. F. C. Myers departed Duchesne last Saturday for his Spokane Washington home on a two month vacation. He may return to general practice or seek a position with the veterans bureau or Indian field service. Myers helped suppress the flu in Utah in 1919 and has 16 years of prior Spokane practice. He thanks Duchesne patrons for support and wishes them happiness.
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Rye Blaine
Migs
Clara
Caimé
Glen Mathews
Paleo
R. A. Murray
Breth
James Murray
Idaho
Mr. Murray
Ce Tooele
F. C. Myers
Duchesne
Spokane
Washington
Toigok
Veterans Bureau
U. S. Tndian Field Service
Volunteer Medical Service
Myers
Public Health’ Service
Thiank
Ramberger Nord Seeks More Time For Railroad Project
The Salt Lake and Denver Railroad company asked the Utah Public Utilities Commission for a one year extension after Interstate Commerce Commission permission and five years more to complete work to reach Uintah Basin. The hearing occurred Tuesday and the case remains under advisement.
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Salt Lake
Tabiona and Hanna Organize Commercial Club
Citizens of Hanna and Tabiona unite to form a commercial club with Frank Delway as president Johnny Joes as vice president Oscar Loveland as secretary and Tosa Cow as treasurer The piece stresses the value of a central organization to address local problems and the need to maintain active involvement.
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Hanna and
Tabiéna
Blye
Frank
del Way
Johnny Joes
Oscar Loveland
Tosa Cow
Seed notes reflect delayed seeding due to rain and snow
The article notes unusually wet weather delaying spring seeding while ground moisture remains good and crops like alfalfa and red clover show strong activity. Street clover demand rises with yellow blossom shifts and alfalfa acreage increases, though some seeds remain scarce in apathy with other clavars. Orville Robertson is found guilty of petty larceny in Myton Justice court.
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iAlsyke
Spiapathy
Burton
Tuttie
Myton
Orville Robertson
Orville
Robertson
George
Cussea
Dillman
Duchesne
Eatin
Ron
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Moffat Tunnel
Walter
Knight Ranch
Jionors
ROX Schonian
Getakes
Che Intah Basin
DR. Myers
Ramberger Nord
Tabiona
Hanna
Ong
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