Utah farm and road news across multiple counties
Shipments of cabbage from Utah this year exceed 1928 by 30 carloads with 25 more expected. Sheep entering Utah from Colorado look finer, says state agriculture chief Harden Hennion. Miss Eunice Polson wins third in Wyoming foods contest. Utah road commission plans about $3 million in 1930 road work around Ogden. About 100000 turkeys shipped from Duchesne in Thanksgiving pool, up 200 percent since 1928. Utah agriculture fees total $40,922.01 audited. Sevier county potato growers plan storage with Salt Lake commission help. American Fork Canyon Water Co installs radial gate and widens spillway. Ogden firefighters invite damaged toys for Christmas distribution. Wright planing mill at The Fork cuts red cedar for furniture, experimental. Springville turkeys lead community production. others close in Mapleton. Price river bridge bids up to $16,000 with large steel and concrete specs. Logan plans winter registration for Utah State Agricultural College, quarter runs Dec 12 weeks.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Heser City
Colorado
Harden Hennion
Lyman
Eunice Polson
Mountain View
Wyoming
Miss Polson
Ulita County
Ivor Ajax
State Department
Richfield
Sevier County
American Fork Canyon Water Company
American Fork Canyon
A. K. Thornton Company
Pleasant Grove
Ogden
Spanish Fork
Wright Planing
Springville
Laa
Soldier Summit
W. CG. Mendenhall
RB. M. Mendenhall
California
E. T. Thorne
Joseph Carneseccea
C. C. Law
Mapleton
Price
Price River
Castlegate
Notre Dame Tops Northwestern in Hard Fought Defeat
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley praised Notre Dame as the best he has seen while acknowledging his team’s strong effort in the defeat. Hanley cautioned his players that they must prove themselves against the Irish and improve for future games.
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Notre Dame
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Bbs Wildcats
Cotton Queen Sarah Dossett Crowned at Dulles Exposition
Miss Sarah Dossett was chosen queen of the Texas cotton exposition union at Dulles, seated upon her throne in official robes as part of the pageantry.
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Sarah Dossett
Dulles
Perils of Dieting Warned by Birmingham News
A Birmingham News warning cautions dieters about extreme dieting habits and the risk of fainting or harm as the body signals it needs nourishment. The piece emphasizes balanced eating over extreme restriction.
Willow tree at Trer Heath grows from ancient fruit grafts
A willow at Trer Heath Buckinghamshire England appears to sprout from a grafted rootstock including a mulberry cherry and gooseberry, suggesting historic horticultural grafting practiced on the site. The observation notes unusual interspecies growth and local landscape heritage.
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Trer Heath
Buckinghamalire
England
Mayas Practiced Dentistry in Ancient Mayan Culture
Mayan Indians of Central America practiced dentistry a thousand years ago, showing skill in filing teeth. Two teeth filled with iron pyrites from a burial chamber in a Mayan site in Merittlah Honduras were brought to the United States by a Marshall Field Museum expedition led by Cas Logic.
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Central
Africa
Mrttlah
Honduras
Marshall Field Museum
Cas Logic
Endurance Contests Highlight Clock Watcher vs Thermometer
A brief quip from the Danger Daily Commercial notes that endurance contests favor the man who keeps time over the one who monitors the thermometer, implying measurement and pacing outrank steady gauge readings.
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Danger Daily
Point of View Thinking on the Talk of the World
A terse note reflects on how perception shapes understanding of world events and human behavior. It considers bias, context, and the role of viewpoint in interpreting news and daily life.
Lesson in Astronomy From a New York Piqwelet
A New York piqwelet claims two objects in the universe are separated by more than 14.000.000.000 miles. The article notes a detour traveled by the fellow, attributed to Jacksonville Journal.
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New York
We Still Don't Get It A New Jory Man
Fragmentary note from the Detroit News quotes a New Jory man and doctors discussing a hand injury. The garbled text suggests confusion over a medical decision or signature on a check connected to the incident.
Never Too Late in Art Says American Muse Insight
A compact reflection on creative resilience noting that much great work emerges from repeated failure across eras and regions, with emphasis on persistence in pursuit of artistic excellence. The piece argues failure fuels growth and eventual achievement in cultural production.
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