Prospects for Agriculture in 1923
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace notes farmers moved from depression toward prosperity in 1923. Prices, wages, and credit improved. farm incomes rise by about 1.5 million dollars over last year. Labor costs fall due to reduced production expenses and policy actions, with cooperative marketing expanding. Despite dark spots, overall farm conditions are improving and better times are anticipated for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrculture
Wallace
United States
Cosajor
Fmemer
Athens
de Presson
Tris Calls Theaters Of War Dardanelles Aftermath
The wartime region and theaters are described as the theater of war. Analysts discuss the Dardanelles events, noting tense aftereffects and shifting strategies following decisive past actions. The source emphasizes ongoing military occupation and strategic reevaluation.
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Tris
Dardanelles
Sonent
Wey
Livestock Ass'n Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Livestock Association held its regular annual meeting on Saturday night of the week. George W Rasmussen was elected president with George T. Moats as vice president. Joseph Seard Decker and Orson Orion were named to the executive committee. Orson Orion was also secretary and treasurer. The treasurer's report was approved and other matters addressed. A possible cattle range adjacent to Bowery country was discussed with Forest Supervisor Mate, but deferred for future review by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paropain Livestock Agsoriatum
George Wo Rasmussen
George TD Mocts
Hol Sdsinz
Joseph Sear Decker
Orson
Oriuon
Finenem
Fhe Meyers
Inarée
Bowery
Students Report at Sacrament Meeting
A Sacrament Meeting program featured student speakers including Tas Jor Parkinson Pick Bens Glenna Marsden Thelma Ward Eli Retain and Mary Oftan plus solo prayers and community remarks George Harwood, a former city resident, visited with relatives. Several locals celebrated a new baby boy born to David A Matheson.
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Tas Jor Parkinson
Pick Bens
Glenna Marsden
Thelma Ward Eli Retain
Laver Dealy
Mre
Geo F Dutham
Attila Delten Sane
Mary Oftan
Teaddig
Clos Bentley
Geo HO
Dirham
Wade
PH LOOSES TO MINERS IN A MEASURED BASKETBALL LAKE
The Adgét of stand stand stuil' on Friday night last week led the Paerwan High School hoopsters to a 42 to 24 defeat by Miterville Love. Fatowsah favored early. Mond eville led 13 to 2 at the end of the second. In ten quarters the play evened, with the home team showing better floor work though poor shooting sank chances. Adams Ward and Ruben Dalton were noted for effort amid a rough showing and questionable throws.
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Paerwan High School
Elon
Miterville Love
Gant
Mond@eville
Ehast
Inis Tkee
Ordiganly Wold
Adams Orland Ward
Ruben Dalton
Achvant
siLvese
Scoe
Bert Wiatemel
Ted Throwrhoot
Good Program Christmas Eve At MTA Service
The Christmas Eve program presented by the MTA featured a congregation led opening with Far, Far Away, a Christmastide anthem by Hector Tata Gonnell, and readings by Wim Marsden. Jaden 3 Flaws choir numbers and solo pieces by L N Marsden and Giemsa Marsden highlighted the evening amid resonant Christmas sentiments.
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MTA
Sunda
Wim Marsden
Christus
Hector Tata Gonnell
Christians
Mara Daltot
Matheson
Giemsa Marsden
Giano
Marsden
Waondeang
Development of Cap Project Likely Developments
A North group held a £40,000 option in a Dig litigation project known as the Parowan Gap project. Investigators expect the company to probably purchase it. The plan includes drawing a canal from the Salt Lake area to Parowan Gap ponds, releasing water to irrigate thousands of acres on the Win Reshiske bench. Private landowners between five and ten thousand acres could be affected. Proponents favoring development hope for enterprise growth and long term value.
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Lille Salt Lake
Parowsa Gap
Quorum Reunion Echoes With Missing Elders
A fragmented report recalls a reunion of elderly members with most absent, noting a regrettable low turnout. The event featured a pleasant time with a few speeches, refreshments, dancing, and light entertainment amid the sparse attendance.
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Rewnien
Aise Ayer
Beetle presen recipients among under twelve years olds
Miss Evans and Miss Caurcol are among children under twelve who received beetle presets from Wie Deseret Reve. They are daughters of Air and Mrs Edgar Beilton and Mr and Mrs Veltos Frans, with Ree Deve listed as a Patowan on business.
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Biss Caurcol
Iselten
Stixas Cattall Evans
Deseret
Bite
Ape
Thorstenss
Biss
Chilton
Miss Evans
Dawrhiters
Air
Edgar Beilton
Birs Veltos Frans
Parovan Times Opinion Notes on State Power and Reform
A garbled editorial voice critiques a politician’s claim to the state and argues for curbing spending by officials. It sketches safety in housing, household fires, and the dangers of self serving leadership, urging restraint on public funds and self aggrandizement.
Carr School Production Receives High Praise
A Carr High School cast staged Jack Week in a Charm School presentation praised for its strong performance. Adele A Matheson directed the effort with teachers Jensen and Finley noted for guidance. Students Miss Haldah Hikehell Laura Morris Frances Adams and others were highlighted for prominent roles and overall standout effort.
Reversion of Local Show to Messrs Benvey and Briwh
Local deal on a public show theater faltered when the buyer failed to make final payment. Ownership reverted to Messrs Benvey and Briwh who are once again operating the venue. Benny Bentley and Brown face renewed criticism as public policy and security concerns linger over the show’s management.
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Benvey
Briwh
Baipys
MestreyBentley and
Brown
Red Wing Lost for Utah Tracks
A long page of community notes lists horse racing chatter about Red Wing and other entries, with references to owners, buyers, and relatives traveling. Mentions include Red Wing’s expected races, past performances at Salt Lake City, and the Beau County audience following the season.
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Livestock Ass'n
Verity
Sacrament
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Ais
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Linda Wilbon
Ceili
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Echo Fann
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Atuenmans
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Ante
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Kay Mitchell
Sid
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Ville
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Purple
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Patowan
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Parovan Times the Home
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Bam
Aureus
Dardenelle
Diluns
Carr School
Ralfas
Adele A Matheson
Jensen
Finley
Moss Pareniis
Bennedott
Haldah Hike Hell
Laura Morris
Ftace Adams
Hhée Eitine
REA
Miuses Bole
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John& Brown
Hurricane
Alt Brown
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Tes
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Win M
Buswell
Salt Lake
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Beaver
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Roy Hantk
Hyatt
RED Wing
Utah
Ricnho de Resyar
Bevey County
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Lake City
Fai
Avan
Tres
Sevier County
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Tena
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Marie Henry
Joseph Eal
Pehe
Evank
Joseph F Bilyoak
Bordeng
Wallace Willian
Parvati
Ranarra
Broo
Jada
Coheed Stevens
Mr Redd
Monticello
Bessy Mackelson
T C Parcens
Flor Gane
Parcells
Parette
LeFevre
Rube Gilles
Mr Ad
Aes J J Hyatt
Joraph & Hyatt
Mrz Hyatt
Gea A Lowe Jr
Mel H & Adam
James Robinson Jr
Fred Tatton
Wm T Morrs
St Geotee
Rose Clara Bentley
Rr Duck Beasant
Lucile Parcells
Ae Qnong
Mess Wonsten
Lena Orton
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