Farm woodlots urged as cash crop by Utah forester
Forester J Whitney Troyd of Utah State Agricultural College says farm woodlots can generate cash income similar to hay grain or bees. The article cites a 1934 Department of Agriculture bulletin noting woodlot value, urges fire and cattle exclusion, planned selective cutting, and understocking avoidance to develop thrifty forest stands. It mentions local residents’ travels and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samord
J. Whitney Troyd
Utah State Agricultural College
Fiord
Floyd
Department of
Sgr
Culture Bulletin
Local Memorial Day visits and community notices
Locals and personal news list Memorial Day visitors and gatherings across communities. Names include Mrs H J Claurson in Arizona visiting relatives, Meslaa Adams returning home, and the Ramsall Banke party from Mineraville. Multiple trips to Southern California, Cedar City, Provo, and St George surface alongside family visits, marriages, and a hospital update on Howard Joseph recovering from surgery.
Latvia and Estonia described in Baltic region panorama
A Riga cor respondent to the New York Herald Tribune depicts Latvia with over 1,000 lakes and about 500 rivers, notes its capital Riga founded in 1201 and Baltic port status, and outlines Latvia’s arable land, forests, and bogs. It surveys Lithuania and Estonia, Tallinn founded in 1219, Narva, Tartu, and Petseri monastery, plus Estonian geography from forest plains to moraine landscapes with lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latvia
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Riga
New York Herald Tribune
Baltic
Lithuania
Russia
Gulf of Finland
Tallinn
Valdemar II
Narva
Tartu
Order of Knights
Tomm
Petseri
Barnacles Found Across Seas and Climates
An Indianapolis News writer explains barnacles, crustaceans that attach to rocks, wharves, ships, whales, and other marine life. They live in multi-segment shells with hairy-feet that feed by waving in water. They lack a heart, are often hermaphroditic, and begin life as free-swimming larvae before maturing. Ancient peoples and the Chinese have eaten barnacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balanus
Lepas
Indianapolis News
Lights of New York through Burkett post office rise to fame
In Burkett Texas a 300 population town, Kathryn Cravens, once a postal helper, becomes New York’s pioneering coast to coast female news commentator after formal study and a push from a wary executive. Her return visit to Burkett is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkett
Texas
Kathryn Cravens
Dallas
Fort Worth
New York
Edwin C. Hill
Miss Cravens
Columbia
Vera Sellwood
Bristol
Paradise
Robert Speaight
Thomas Becket
British Isles
London
Broadway
4H CLUB NEWS Highlights From Busy Bee Sewing Groups
The Busy Bee 4 H Sewing Cry held its second weekly institute at Laneile Lowder's home with patching and a future meeting at Anna Mas Petersong’s. Jolly Stitchers reorganized with May Dalton president and others serving as officers. second year work includes dress cutting at Verda Orton’s home. The Stitching Salles met at Mrs Dena Whitney’s home with Ruth Adams as president and planned outfits for the year. Nimble Thimble 4 H held demos at Lois’s home with hem patch work and a group meeting next week at Mrs Evans’s. Mining location notices and sale of receipt books noted at the Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneile Lowder
Anna Mas Peterzong
Jolly Stechers
May Dalton
Cahna Benson
Mal Richardson
Hed Gurr
Fos
Verda Orton
Memo
Verds
Jolly Stitchers
Cets
Mary Etta Jensen
Rel Lou Mitchell
Cai Decker
Sec, & Treas
Letty Dense
Mart Matheson
Cle
Ad Bayles Lome
Beatrice Mickeon
Getrude Benson
Bertha Sue Hallmah
Salles
Dena D. Whitney
Edgar Beni
Tims
Ruth Adams
Nor Lemmon
Elstris
Sec-Preas
Anna May Orton
Porter
Ila May Bentley
Deng Whitney
Edgar Bem
Ruth Adi
Anna May
Lois
Elsie Mickelson
Emma —Ens
Mary Belle Fenton
Evans
Family Bible History Traced for 300 Years
Batton Manhire traced his family Bible history back 300 years. The Bible has been with the Manhire family for 100 years and was published in 1630. Cracks in the patented outer cover reveal the original leather beneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
Maine
Batton Manhire
Manhire
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Utah State Agricultural College Nursery
Floyd Exffiaina
Albert Mickelson
Flagstaff
Arizona
Ernest
Adrienne
Alyin ER. Benson
Provo
Hildreth
Fred Lewis
Kanab
Fred
Nellie Marnie Pritchard
Salt Lake City
Mrs
Scot Blaghurst
M.s. Ora Frazer
M.s. Iva Bradshaw
California
Kay Benson
Lynn Lowe
Erest Lowe
Arhur
Nevada
Ray K. Adams
Newcastle
H. J. Claurson
Mecktilaon
Vlane Evans
Neeperatedom
Meslaa Adams
Mr. and
M.s. Ramsall Banke
Mineraville
R. L. Hatterman
Southern
William Fwiteham
David Rogers
T. George
Mrs. Rogers
Agher Clayton Trimmer
Hit
Sam and
Uarree
Salt Lake
Ty Wétre
Kenneth Macfarlane
Cedarity
Afessiz
Clair Hulet
Saunders Clark
Enterprise Reservoir
Louisa Mortensen
Welia
Joseph
Ervin Sterengs
Addyalley
Howard Joseph
Kirs
Benson Havecock
Kent Mitchell
Mrs. Mondell Rasmusgen of
Mondell
Marion Tolton
Beaver
Laura Gardner
Cedar City
Pring’pal
Mra
Glenn Snow
St. George
Glenn
Dixie Junior College
Erven
Yardley
Los Angelea
J. Alma Benson
Tha County Clérk's Office
James Benjamin Slade
Pioche
Phyllis Woffinden
Lights of
L. L. Stevenson
Cravens
Kendall College
University of Tulsa
Frormng
Horner Institute of Fine Arts
Kansas City
Norse School of Expression
St. Louis
Guy Bates Post
Hollywood
Britain
Thames
London Bridge
Llyndun
Elizabeth
Lucille Manners
Jenny Lind
Miss Manners
Harry Gilbert
B. M. T. Subway
Grand Central
Bell Syndicate
WNY Service
J. W. Moore
Forest Service
Ligan Canyon
U. S. A. CG. School of Foreary
Iie
Moore
Laurel
Tiwelle Lowder
Lucile
Dawn
Matheson
Mabel Adams McDonald
Mesa
Kelat
Walter
Ir. Brown
Switzerland
Gentleman
Willie
Benny
Conver
Mare
Grandma Tellem
Mandy
Little Willie
Billy
Club News
Echo Skougaan
Lois Bei
Aala
Times Office
W. Clair Rowley
Musual Life Insurance
Parowan, Utah
News Review
Edward W. Pickard
Parowan
Utah
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Comedy & News
Miriam Hopkins
Ray Milland
FBI & Sat
Big Business” With
Jed Prowty
Spring Byington
Southern Utah Dairy Co
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