Harvesting the Garden Crop to the Very Best Advantage
Article by M C Merrie Verticulturist U A C outlines three main harvest stages: planting, crop care during growth, and harvesting and disposition. It stresses timely, careful gathering to avoid waste, proper handling to prevent spoilage, and storage conditions to suit each vegetable. Planning is essential to maximize yield and quality this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Merrie
Verticulturist
U. A.C
Ganiening
Ag da
Mee
Kent
Nome
Mines of Eureka May Close Owing to Miners Demands
Eurema reports miners at Eureka tonight plan to present demands for a daily wage increase, the abolition of the rustling card system, and guarantees against discrimination by employers based on union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Eurema
Minera of
Denanda
Miners City Meeting Demands Higher Wages
About 400 miners from the Tintle district met tonight at the miners union hall led by Robert Adamson of the local rotners' baton. A seven member committee was chosen to present demands to the mine operators. Operators report many mines are unprofitable and large mines operate at reduced profits due to rising costs and freight rates. If owners refuse wage concessions workers may halt operations until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintle
Miners’ Union Bel F
Robert Adamson
Rotners’ Baton
Jallia
Neeling
Ming Owearn
Wales
Aden
Glyra
Ogden
Ely Recorder
Utah
City Earmees
Comunist
Iglonera
Ogden City
J. Critchlow
City Recorder
Ogden Standard
Baker Issues a Statement on Victory Liberty Loan
Secretary Baker issued a formal statement praising the World War victory and urging nationwide support for the Victory Liberty Loan. He emphasized paying, feeding, clothing, and transporting troops until the last man is discharged, noting American strength and world attention on the loan results. The navy’s reported subscriptions exceeded 16 million dollars while the nominal quota stood at 12.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wakter Tonteht
Coblenz
America
Snliiers
Eastern Star elects officers at state session
Salt Lake May 10 The closing hours of the fourteenth annual session of the Kren chapter Order of the Eastern Star oftar held in the Mic ron tetopic show new officers elected for the ensuing year. Banquet attended by F090 sweathers followed by installation and adjournment until next meeting in 4320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Kren
Sweathers
Jerdi M. Anderson
Salt Sake
Louise
Vinie Cushing, Salt Lake, Grand Orpanist) MS Mary Th Tlohertson. Hingham, Adah
Misa Nora Redfield
Wdeava
Gram Lucky
Annie C. Wall
Mount Chonayn
Mos
Monina Crackett
Price
Stand
Martha
Roxana Seaton
Silt Nake
Grand Finch
Tach Dar
Corinne
Gratuit Warder
Anna
Marwick
Prove
Tent
Dra S
Grand Ernutine
Fesalon
Ogden Stake Conference Hosts McKay Clawson Mission Leaders
Ogden Tabernacle will host the Ogden stake quarterly conference tomorrow with Apostles David O. McKay and Rodger Clawson in attendance. Henry J. Jenson will speak and honor mothers, with the tabernacle choir performing special music for Mother's Day observance. The tabernacle is decorated for the occasion and the event includes the stake presidency reorganizing in the Ogden area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Stake
Ogden
Tabernacle
Finest on Earth SHS Tacoma MA
A. L. Thomas, Wright Ship Building employee of Tacoma WA, reports gaining seventeen pounds after Tanlac treatment. He details years of head pain, stomach issues, insomnia, and fatigue, saying Tanlac rebuilt his health and appetite. His wife also benefited. the ad asserts Tanlac is the finest medicine on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnn
Thomas
Wright Ship Building Company
South Ninth Street
Tacoma
Wash
Cral
Vanlac
Ogden
AL R. MeIntyre
Weber State Student Body Elects New Leaders
Stanley Rhees elected president of the Weber Normal College student body for the next year after an election held on campus. Results list William votus as president, Amanda a, Arvilla Parry with 182 votes, Claone Linda 184, CUM Daxey 198, Tcian May 70. officers for multiple bureaus chosen, Milas Ox Jacobs president of the public service bureau with 177 votes, Vera Malan elected vice president with 284 votes, Dorothy Nichols 126 votes. terms begin at start of Fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Thhees
Weber Normal College
Wiliam Votus
Branley Rivers
Amanda A
Arvilla Parry
Claone Linda
Cum Daxey
Tcian May
Touig Fretwell
John Emmett
Orvel Caratensen
Thletic
Leroy Johnson
Leroy Blaylock
Public Servion Bureau
Milas Ox Jacobs
Public Service Bureau
Miss Scowerot
Earl Malan
Ala
Vera Malan
Dorothy Nichols
Officera
Sheix
Supt W N Peterson Honored At Farewell Party
Superintendent W N Petterson of the county schools was the guest of honor at a farewell party in the Third ward amusement hall attended by over 200 people. He received a leather chair from the county school board during the program as parting honors. The gathering continued with music and remarks from local officials and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Petterson
Merohera
Jatahrhoon
Kern
L. TH. Froorer
Arian
Yecreerres
Jane Wigains
Teading
Mrb
Cloe Fuller
Japanese Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Capital Transfer
A May ceremony in Torio marked the 50th anniversary of the imperial capital transfer from Kloto to Tokotok. Officials and an American ambassador led tributes to the historic event as Japan highlighted the move’s significance to its national history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORIO
Pressi
Kloto
Toko
Japan poised to inaugurate harmony between military and civic branches
Fragmentary text recalls a high profile ceremony with the premier and cabinet present and notes the event as epoch making in Japan America relations. It mentions a minister of war and a figure paralleled to Junchu Yeon, signaling broader reforms though details are incomplete. Public notices follow on guardianships, estates, and corporate actions in Weber County Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Maria
Hin
America
Junchū Yeon
Tanaka
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beecms
Agricultural Department
Information Services
The
Utah Agricultural College
She
Gil
Baker
Eastern Star
Ana
Acs
Tacoma MA
Tanlac
Stanley Rhees
Weber
Supt. W. N. Peterson
Asa Owes
Misa Laveto Belnap
Mias Mather Thompson
Jennie M. Neal
Petterson
Tear Coe Byry Fowler
Douglas Brian Mi Frowler
MONEY
New York
Mercantile
Sterting
Frances
Guildera
Lemand Fia
Mare
Carl S. Brown
Clair C. Brown
Myrtle
Brown
Vanity Coyet House
Weber County
J.E. Storey
Merk
Florence Shaper
Fl. Reeder, Jr
Petitioner
C. Masaki
K. Masaki
K. Karl
A. E. Pratt
Counts Court House
Webern County
JE. Storey
Safer
Chez & Danke
Pertile
Information Bureau
Studabaker Agency
MackHobiases Co
Vans Lisbility
Ali Kinda
Anderson & Copp
Twenty-third Street
Brun
Vie National Bank
Southeast
Swenty-touris
Hoas Li
Ake Uy Bhat Caesucyeles
Accesorleu
Kopwing Vitulle
Rruuwon Ayeoum
Aits
Mutual Creamery
st-Law
Hu'voouuiy
Utab
Wrile Ake Ube Ceca Ebone
Owen Wabulvergon
D. C
Yol-Tod Keelee
Chii
Phoaw
Stoceholders
Liberty Land & Livestock Company
Liberty
Liberty Jind & Livestock Company
Ans
Mra
Dutty
Mlabner
J.E. Silaw
Tbis
Gaez & Barker
Altermeys
Beisry
Luvermiountuim Concrete'Vo
Albambre
Uguen Engraving Service Co
Makeve Ur Tine
Charles Eisenberg
Michigan
Inex Mining Companys
Inez Minving Company
Nanea
Namme
Charles Peterson
T. T. Terry
Jefferson Avenue
Ulan
W. Joesten
Inczs
Micing Wompan
Hell Bros
Tron Works
Ashton Iron Works
Hudson Avenue
Woolf—Fars
Tunyan
Wall Avenua
G. Agee
Real Extate
Joana. Baeuval
Rison ‘Conel Ne
Josk and Hides
Western Hide & Jank Co
Washington Ave
Ogden Junelouse
Reg Tite
Jock
Fave
Fon
Hudsons
Hudson Repair Shop
Fludson
Ogden Welding & Repair Co
Aus
Stewart
Lewie Bulld
Indian Hill
Miller Eutu
Washavenue
Angla
Harley Davidson
Ogden Crete Supply
Elfy
Fur
J. Py Agency
Thalia
Mouay Ty Ioan
Kelly & Herrick
Bult
Wiets Seon
Ned Wykingun
Mit
Kaper
Clewung
Gauar Atkinzom
BOS
Vince Louis
Bai
Poous Lee
Pri
Boomerage Corpoune
Wal Escu
Willard Ay
Divaegh Uacudiga Derberged
Reparca Auterey Cularbuue Vm
Beewiga Sul Wu
erantodAeryeai Iygleac
Canyon Td
A. Beorall
Muller Decoratiog Co
Wes
G.T. Evans
Lowe & Evans
Paeoe Wi
Tel
Business Aires
Cers
Hessar
J. A. Hogle & Co
Eccles Bldg
Main St. Ogsen Balt Lake
Shiek
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!