Boxelder Farmers to Meet Saturday for Organization
Boxelder county farmers plan a Saturday meeting in Tremonton to form a permanent organization and join a state wide farm bureau movement. Speakers include E G Petersen and Z J Crane from the Agricultural College, county agent St H Stewart, and D D McKay of Provo. A major issue is sugar beet price with potential demand for higher than seven dollars per ton.
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Boxeider County
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Atate
Bear River Valley
Army Transport Kilpatrick Carries Crew From Bumper Incident
New York on December 25 reports the army transport Kilpatrick arrived with 61 crew members from the transport Bumper which ran aground near Tarnegat on the New Jersey canal. Officers and sailors prepared to aid the grounded vessel as the Kilpatrick moved up from Newport News to take Summer's route to the canal zone. An industrial accident in Pennsylvania neared 200,000 as of November 1 and deaths neared 300,000 by year end.
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Twitchell Chosen Captain Of Utah Agricultural College Team
Logan December 1 Alvin Twitchell of Denver Utah was elected captain of the Utah Agricultural College football team at the annual banquet. Twitchell has earned a letter for two years and played fullback this season. His selection came as a surprise as Dick Kapple had been favored by some. The De-No club backed the pigskin event with a reception that included Mayor Thatcher and college officials.
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bin Goodspeed
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Added Power in Assessing Mines Moves Forward
The state board of equalization plans to seek expanded authority in mining tax assessment in a forthcoming report. It argues Utah mines pay less tax than in any other state and supports a proposed amendment defeated at the last election, while aiming to fix flaws in current law and revise cattle taxation rules for shipments and temporary ranges.
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National League Magnates Discuss Rule Changes
New York December 15 magnates from the National League met to consider proposed changes in World Series rules, contracts, and other matters. Boston president Terry Haughton urged limits on foul strikes and a four ball free base, to curb pitcher dominance and boost batting, with resin and emery ball bans discussed as potential changes. The ideas, including potential two-year notice before changes and a shift toward more offense, will go to the combined rules committees of both leagues for review in February.
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Last Chance Dance for Railway Workers at K of P Ball
Railway employes union advertises a last leap year dance on Saturday evening December 16 at the K of P ball. Admission is 50 cents per couple with Thatcher Orchestra providing music.
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Safe conduct to be granted Tarnow
London reports the entente powers will grant safe conduct to Count Tarnowsk von Tarnow, recently named Auatro Auverilan ambassador to the United States. The foreign office announced the decision, citing representations by the American government. Ambassador Walter Hines Page has been notified.
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Cadet Escort for Battery Arrives in Salt Lake
The Utah battery heads to Salt Lake for a formal dinner at Hotel Utah with the Bikh school cadet battalion acting as escort. Capt. W. C. Webb, who commands the battery, also leads the high school cadet battalion. Train movements were unsure but expected to reach Salt Lake early tomorrow. The unit carries its full field equipment and thirty two horses.
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General Budget Reporter Named Under-Secretary of Finance
Parle reports that Albert Metin, long time chamber of deputies budget chief and former labor minister, is named under-secretary of finance. Other under-secretaries will skip cabinet meetings. technical assistants from expert ranks will direct ministerial departments. Christ mas bazaar hosted by Ladies of the Reorganized L. PD. 5. chicken dinner 5 to 9 pm. 35 cent lunches. 300 tractor engines bought abroad for Russia. 90,000 rubles spent on harvesting gear amid rising demand. US must reconcile capital and labor to avert postwar industrial disaster, says ELH Outerbridge and New York Chamber of Commerce. Wimbledon district plans to use its Technical Institute engineering dept to train women for munition work.
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Russia Buys Large Tractor Engines Report
A Petrograd despatch to a central agency notes a report to the registry of agriculture. The Jogan agricultural congress announced that during the current year.
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