State Farm Bureau Convention Set for Provo in January
The Utah State Farm Bureau plans its annual convention in Provo at the BYU buildings on January 24 25 and 26. Farmers from across the state will attend with two national speakers Hon Sam H Thompson and Farmer Brown of Arizona. The event will honor youth in the Junior Farm Bureau and on January 2 the Utah Sugar Beet Cooperative Association will elect 10290 officers.
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Utah State Farm Bureau
Provo
B. Y. VU
Farm Bureau
Sam H. Thompson
National Farmureau Federation
Ford six-brake system promises safety and quiet operation
Ford introduces a six brake system featuring four wheel service brakes and separate emergency or parking brakes of internal expanding design. The drum construction allows two sets of rear internal brakes, self centering for uniform shoe contact, reducing noise and screeching, with easy adjustment and protection from mud water and sand.
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Ford
Farm Bureau sugar tariff drive reaches Washington
Salt Lake County Farm Bureau movement for higher sugar tariffs has reached Washington as the Ways and Means committee hears from sugar factory representatives and Utah Farm Bureau president Ephraim Bergeson. Beets growers press for relief, noting Philippine representation consumed much of the session, and urging broad farmer backing for tariff actions and Farm Bureau efforts.
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Salt Lake County
Sureau
Washington
Committee of Ways and Means
Sugar
Farm Bureau
Ephraim Bergeson
Utah State Farm Bureau
Congressional Committee
Love
United States
Salt Lake County Farm Bureau adopts farm policy resolutions
In West Jordan at the Farm Bureau meeting the Salt Lake County group adopted resolutions urging stricter enforcement of the lower production law, opposing further land reclamation unless needed for irrigation, supporting tariff changes to protect sugar and farmers, and asking national leaders to implement an efficient tariff on sugar to aid the 1928 crop. The resolutions reference President Coolidge, President Elect Hoover, and Congress, and call for policy that benefits farmers and stable prices.
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Farm Bureau
West Jordan
Salt Lake County
Congress
Salt Lake
Uncle Sam
Coolidge
Hoover
Comary
W Vowel Status in Worda Dipthong Context
The note discusses whether W behaves as a vowel when forming the second element of diphthongs in words like few and iow. It suggests that in some cases W acts as a vowel, labeling W as a vowel.
Mrs Madd Chegwidden Elected President of FI T A
At Lincoln school meeting the Parent Teachers Association elected Mrs Maul Cheewhiden of 4137 South Go Must as president. Principal Perry Rockwood named first vice president and Benjanin Heln second vice president. An executive committee was formed including Go Wo Carliste and several others. The group discussed health and character programs and a history sketch on public education by Philo T. Farnsworth. The retiring president Carlisle presided as the meeting began at 5 oclock. An unusually large turnout showed enthusiasm for planned activities benefiting pupils and patrons.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Lincoln School
Maul Cheewhiden
South
Go Must
Perry
Rookwood
Benjanin Heln
Go Wo
Puplia
Rockwood
Philo T. Farnsworth
Ciatrict
United States
Carlisle
S Oelock
Evan Ds
Chegwidden
Midvale and Murray Clubs Exchange Program in Parlor Meeting
The Midvale Community Club met with the Murray Woman's Club in the Community Methodist church parlors on a Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hugh Ward presided, then turned control to TH. J. Tynieck. The program featured Miss Lillian Hart with several solo numbers, Mrs. J. W. Johnson accompanying, a plane solo by Mrs. J. Jolson, and Miss Hart performing Sylvia and The Tree. Mrs. EL. J. Quick spoke on club colors. Tea followed, served by Minnie Duvall and Mrs. Hugh Ward, with assistants including Mrs. Leon Martin and Mrs. W. Churches wat.
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Midvale Community Clu
Murray Woman’s Club
Community Methodist Church
Hugh Ward
Murray Club
Myps_ Ward
Mes TH. J. Tynieck
Midvale Lib
Midvile Iites
Miss Hart
Sylvia
Murray Indies
Colin
Minnie Duvall
Uugh Ward
Leon Martin
LL B. Spaneter
Methodist Ladies Host Weekend Luncheon at Church
The Baptist Ladies announce a delicious luncheon this Saturday offering a hearty meal for a small price. Guests are invited to come to the church between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to satisfy appetite with quick service. Everyone welcome.
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Dagiuiery
Ward Price
Eagles Triumph In Extra Period Over M Men 48 47
Eagles edge Taylorsville M Men 48 47 after extra five minutes a tense final period tied the game 2 2 at the end of regulation. Patrick Henry and 11 others contributed to the scoring with Jones leading Eagles with 24 points while the M Men finished with 15 polis as the crowd sought a liberty quote amid the close contest.
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Weal Wrler
Eagles
Taylorsville
Eam
Dorling
Tastorsville
Nile
Phy
Jones
Breker
Granite High News Notes Prom Night Nears at Granite Gym
A Granite High notes the Prom of 1929 near February 22 with dances and performances. Drom committee lists members. Royal Baking Powder Company will sell copies of Anyone Can Bake for 25 cents, with club earning ten cents per sale and a prize for top seller. Ogden Livestock show results highlight Granite Poultry, Grain and Stock Judging teams earning fourth, twelfth, and fourteenth places. Alfred Plume wins 100 yard freestyle at Intermountain AAU meet. swimming praised as pivotal to Granite’s athletic reputation. Deseret Gym basketball tournament slated March 13 with two brackets and regional pairings. Tee Johnson, former Granite pitcher, returns home while Lee led the baseball team to a pennant race. Eight advanced swimmers pass Red Cross Senior Life Saving Test. list of passers and absent names provided. class to retake in spring.
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Royal Baking Powder Company
Granite Home Economies Club
Granite
Shields
Alfred Plume
Intermountain
A. A
Wimadne
Red Cross
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Valentine Gorlinski
LaVerne Jensen
Thelimn Jensen
Alfton Parry
Jeannette Maxwell
Maurine Jones
Fdith Gundersen
Muriel Wilder
Uliumne
Grice Hilton
Thelim Robinson
Stoth Greene
Deseret Cum For Recheck
The Younger Set's Hour
A poemistic vignette on nocturnal voting and the social tension it stirs in a young woman and her mother. The speaker paints late night rituals, curfews, and the pressure of propriety as a daughter ventures home after hours, echoing a debate about restraint and freedom in youth.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Misspelled Words and Names
A garbled OCR fragment discusses an unknown term for inability to spell any other and references a person from Pa unk. The text mentions kindness to beasts, a bunk, and a character named Juurled with unclear actions and locations. The fragment is fragmented with unclear context and identities.
Fragmented note contorts old timey phrasing
A garbled missive questions presence and plans for the evening. It hints at meeting a pretty maid and attending a show, with unclear names or places due to damaged text.
Chinese taxicab driver bill for trips in will notes
A fragmented clause mentions a Chinese taxicab driver and a will detailing trips made. The text reads as an unclear accounting line with references to charges and amounts, but the exact dates, names, or destinations are not provided. The document fragment appears to record travel costs or settlements among individuals.
Fragmentary medical note on swift treatment and care
A garbled archival entry discusses a London surgeon treating a child amid militant or wartime constraints. It mentions a method of care, a patient’s activities, and a reluctance to perform procedures, with unclear references to a theater or wartime setting and a finale of treatment.
Fragmented quote from unclear source about a veterinary consultation
The text presents a garbled excerpt with a farmer or worker asking a doctor how to live, describing long hours and constant hunger. A suggestion to consult a veterinary surgeon appears, but the surrounding context and attribution are missing, making the scene hard to place.
Fooled Shortie and Odd Notices From the Street
A jumble of street talk and quips as characters plan trips and jokes. Dialogues range from a traveler’s ticket to San Francisco and a sly remark about a telegraph note. A farmer jokes about potatoes and a grocer notes shop hours with a pun about the early bird.
The Rate of the Marks Verse Fragment
A fragmentary verse lament about marks and mischief, noting the twelve holy days passed and a boy distressed by marks that ruin joys and hopes, with garbled lines and misspellings.
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Murray
Murray, Utah
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Fi.t. A
Midvale Community Club
Pont
WENN
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Townsen
Smith
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Kreteliz
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Graneite Gym
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Myr Spencer
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Grace Hilton
Minerva Seeley
Herbert Mewe
Paul Boehner
Harold Vanes
Ogden
Idaho
Wyoming
Leo Player
Wool Spencer
Ray Barnes
Bernard Brockbank
Edwood Spencer Caime Twelth
Taster Evricksen
Bernard Broevklenk
Lew Player
Deseret Gyo
Witter Ve. Millandirikion Wiener
Va Summit
Granite Hus
Tee Johnson
Hollywood
Taint Yeas Lee
Nevada
Shell
Ater
Ten Coe
Ata
Shortie
Smartie
York
Smaartie
San Prancisco
Poe
Seri
Ruth Kate Parmer
Farmer
Furnace Lump. Com
Lump Stove
Gleaner Girls
Murray Pinet Ward
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