Maeser Notes Include Arrivals Departures and Local Events
Ray Colton returns for summer from Kenilworth and the Warburtons move here to help on the farm. A newborn daughter arrives for the Collett family. LDS conference draws members to Salt Lake City while others travel for visits, work, and school events. A PTA session, community parties, and hospital updates fill the week with social and civic activity.
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Ray Colton
Charles Colton
Kenilworth
Ray Warburton
Rainbow
Airs
Warburton
James Hensen
Drr. Co
Moth
Babe
Colletts
Fred Anderson
Kinora Vernon Stake
Relief Society Organization
Salt Lake City
LDS Church
George Wilson
Zelpha Allen
Wilson
Joseph
P Hacking
J Lamar Bird
Sunshine committee hosts forty at Almira Harrison home
Naples notes a Sunshine committee gathering with Relief Society presidents and elder women, sharing afternoon refreshments. Homes and farms change hands: Arthur Harrison sells a property to Wallace Goodrich. Clark Goodrich moves from Ellen Shaffer place. Merrel and Harrison buy Ellen Shaffer farms. Arthur to run Al Hunting farm for five years. Ruby Allred recovers from bronchial pneumonia. travelers and locals visit Brush Creek, Provo, Vernal, and the Rainbow mine. Telephon company updates street line near Naples store.
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Sunshine Committee
Almira Harrison
Relief Society
Arthur Harrison
Wallace Goodrich
Clark Goodrich
Ellen Shafter
Harold Merrel
Ellen Shaffer
al Hunting
Ruby Allred
LaVell Manwaring
Brush Creek
Carley Duke
Rainbow Mine
Lela Goodrich
Melba Henry
Provo
Typing Courvest
Porter Goodbey
Wyoming
Mary Merrell
Hacking
Ashley Manwaring
Dee
Vernal
Lucile Merreet
McCoss
Fuller Remington Robert Duvall
Gusher
May Nielson
Lymn Richens
Elwin Merrell
Edith Allred
Bennett
Frank Ried
George L Goodrich
Jensen News: Social Club Meeting and Local Happenings
The Wild Rose club met at Mrs Susie Nelsons home with readings by Mrs Zelpha Wellman and Mrs Florence Kelly. The afternoon featured embroidery, lunch, and a social hour. Local notes mention births, moves, dances, a Jensen play, and residents traveling to Vernal and Salt Lake City.
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Wild Rose Club
Susie Nelson
Edgar Allan Poe
Zelpha Wellman
Florence Kelly
Ole Snow
Annum Lee
Elizabeth Snow
D § T Oakley
Eva Kelly
Elmer Gwew
Nash
Verna’ Auto Co
Erton Wilkins
Sorn
Joe Ainge
Jensen
Clnes Ward
Kathryn Dudley
Gerald Ross
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
Mile Snow
Alfalfa Seed Yields Affected by Clipping and Sheep-Off
Experiments at Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Experimental Farm in 1927 show early clipping or no clipping yields comparable seed quality, while clipping during one tenth bloom reduces yield and quality. Late clipping and late sheeping-off lower seed yield and purity, with grazing sometimes delaying growth and increasing weeds. None received irrigation that season, though spring cultivation was thorough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Public Education Costs and Returns in the Nation
An article argues billions spent on public schools last year show rising attendance and better supervision, yet critics point to debits such as lack of real character, crime costs, and curriculum gaps. It urges evaluating dividends in citizenship and spiritual growth alongside material gains.
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Sn American Pele
Charaiser Wiiding
Business education must build character and reverence in youth
The speaker argues that colleges should teach fundamental habits like thrift, concentration, hard work, integrity, and initiative rather than just technical skills. A Bowdoin president warns no teacher who mocks spiritual matters belongs in public schools, urging religion and character to shape future business leaders.
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Kenneth Sills
Bowdoin College
Public Schools of
America
Blue Sky Commissions
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Women Should Propose Marriage and Equal Rights Advocate
The article argues women in business and professions deserve equal rights in marriage proposals. It notes many shy women miss chances as men drift away and that partnership in marriage boosts success and happiness. It cites professors preachers and public figures supporting equal rights as progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busi
Quail Killing Rumors Spur County Warning
Community anxiously discusses reports of quail and flippers found dead with rifles in the county. Authorities urge residents, especially youngsters, to refrain from harming wildlife and to explain the birds’ value to the public.
County fair urged to boost Uintah county pride
Officials urge a county fair to showcase local skill and west wide recognition of regional products. The piece notes national attention for footwear, citing a 1927 shoe production figure, and laments losing the fair tradition if action stalls.
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Uintah County
West
Take Back the Trees: Owner Repossessed Over Installments
A man explains to his mother that the owner bought the trees on installments years ago and now cannot keep up payments. The trees are being taken back due to default.
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Morgan Merkley
Merkley
Mazie Hall
Mark M Hall
Grace
North Western States
Capitol City
Sarah Hansen
Watson
Watson Hotel
Jack Winkler
Nathan Hardy
Joseph Bodily
Mardy
Else Hall
Grassy Lake
Alberta
Canada
Hall
Eunice Smith
Frank H Smith
W . Henderson
Hans Hansen
Joseph P Hacking
Ting
Association
Evan Smith
LD 8S
Salt Lake
Fthel McCoy
Naples
Chas M lIverson
Roosevets
Ita Ouray
Turner
Jerse Te
Tangely Saturda
William Walter
Mila Snow
B . Kelly
Bruce
Doris
Adie Alerder
Ohi
Vernal Express
James HL. Wallis Wal I Wallis
Utah
Ashpla
Utan Editorial Assy
National Editorial
SSN
Department of Commerce
United States
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Ford
Lewis Motor CO. ‘Gz
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