Lehi Man Elected President of Firemen's Ass'n
Lehi City fire chief Thomas Powers was elected president of the Utah Firemen's association at a Eureka convention. Other officers include J. Hari Difan of Pureka as first vice president and Frank Sthearn of Payson as second vice president. delegates were urged to attend the state convention in Vernal August 3 and 4. Attendees from Lehi included Mr. and Mrs. Powers and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms Powers
Lehi City
Tiah—Junk Firemen’ Association
Eureka
FP. J. Hari~ Difan
Pureka
Prank Sthearn
Payson
Ralph Nelson
Springville
Johan Kinder
Charles W. Booth
Spanish York
State Firemen’s Association
Tulley
Utah
Utah Mine Tech Promises Efficiency Boom Worldwide
Utah invents and manufactures a mechanical mucker that speeds ore removal and waste mucking in mines. It raises ore recovery and mineable reserves but requires ten workers to operate. Mining firms pursue efficiency as metal prices vary with eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Forca
Worms Peril Beets In Utah County
Utah County faces severe worm damage threatening sugar beet crops. Officials report widespread infestations across fields, worsened by dry weather. Utah-Idaho Sugar Company assists with Green solution shipments and spraying equipment to help save the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County
D. Aghtan
Utah
Ashton
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
How Fatigue Impacts Man’s Body and Brain
Fatigue begins in the brain with reduced alertness and slowed processing, then disrupts nerve signaling, and finally weakens muscles. The chain reaction can impair decision making, reaction times, and physical performance, highlighting the comprehensive toll of persistent tiredness.
Liberty intelligence and our nation's safety quoted
The item lists quiz answers including Liberty, intelligence and our nation's safety. It names Lions, 40 families, 1500 watts, 150 Gal, L. & Harrington, Robert Eccles, Attewall Wootton, Senior Literary club, Girls and the number 4563.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
L. &. Harrington
Robert Eccles
Attewall Wootton
Notice to Water Users Utah 1939 Application for Underground Water
The State of Utah Office of State Engineer announces J LeRoy Thorne of Pleasant Grove has filed Application No 12860 to appropriate 03 sec ft of underground water (1358 p m) in Utah County. Water to be diverted April 1 to October 31 from a 94 inch flowing well 110 ft deep at S 2285 ft and EB 106646 ft from the WM Cor of Sec 29 T 58 R 2B SLB&M for intermittent use to irrigate 22.5 acres in SW 29 and NW 32 T 58 R 2E SLB&M. Protests with reasons must be filed by August 6, 1939 with filing fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. LeRoy Thorne
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Utah County
Slb&m
State Engineer
T. H. Humpherys
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Notice of Water Right Change in Utah County
Ed ward A Harris of Pleasant Grove Utah applies under Utah law to change the point of diversion and use of 0.555 cubic feet per second underground water (250 gpm) in Utah County. Originally from a 5 inch well 162 ft deep on Sec 32 township 75 south range 2, irrigation of 30 acres. now proposes to abandon that well and use 0.585 cfs from a new 5 inch well 162 ft deep at specified offsets for irrigation of 10 acres and domestic use. Fee of $1.00 due with filing by August 6 1929. first publication June 9 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Harris
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Utah County
Slb&m
Sey
Ctnbeel
Uta
Nytta
Humphrys
Exuginooe
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Alpine Publishing CO
Lehi Man
Firemen’s Ass'n
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Adams Hatchery Telephone
American Fork
Thee Men
Electrolux
Mountain Fuel Supply Company
State of
Office of State Engineer
Citimen Getlee
New
Beiler Appliance Co
North 2Nd West
Fia
Wiseler Cade
EN J. Clayson
American Park
Ufp
Convic
Uen
Ray Thornton
Fourth Ward
Boyd Smiuth
Lehi
H.C. Johinson
Ann I. Chipman
L. Swenson
Pleasant Grove Tabernacle
Russell Swenson
Provo
Don Berg
Ann, Fork
Ann L. Chipman
Leon Aylett
East
Third
A. B. Anderson
George Harvey
L. Nielsen
First
Main Street
Arnold Brems
Basil Hansen
Center Street
South First West
Tri-State Lumber CO
North First
John Clark
William D. Baxter
Board of Education
Alpine
American Utah
J. F. Walton
Overman
West
Tel
Ford
Asy Tracy
Que
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