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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
4
The Relief Society of the Third Ward will hold its annual bazaar on Tuesday December 12 in the ward chapel room. Quills aprons and various other articles will be on sale. Everyone is invited to attend to support a good cause.
Local news notes Sunday dinner guests for Provo families and a birthday party at a play school honoring Eugene Brimbhall Jy Warburton Stewart Beveridee Tracy Brenson and Karen Hardman with refreshments provided by mothers and gifts from children. Other items mention visits by families of Schoonover, hunting and calls with Sgt Varner's mother, and a gathering in Salt Lake City with several local residents including Lt Cmdr Green's family in the Pacific era.
The obituary-like notice traces Isaac Eldon Jacob Pierhand Lidgewatch’s life from birth in Daniels Creek Wasatch County on March 16, 1906 to his military service in World War II. It lists his career in the Army Air Corps Quartermaster Service, postings in New Jersey Ireland England Africa and Italy, and return to civilian life. It notes his church activities, family, and prior business as a partner in the family enterprise.
Silver is found to be a favorable substitute for copper in transformers. About 180000 pounds of silver were wasted in place of copper, signaling material efficiency concerns and potential cost implications for production.
Professor J Whitey Floyd of the US Extension Service urges Adult Leadership delegates to survey county conservation problems and craft recommended actions. The plan involves forestry range and watershed lands aimed at rural income while preserving resources, with cooperation from state agencies and the Extension Service.
The document outlines six requirements for cooperators selecting trees: fencing when needed, cultivation and irrigation for four years, reporting tree condition to the extension forester upon request, openness to inspection by USDA and USAC representatives, and prohibition on reselling college trees as rooted stock or for ornamental use.
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