Vernal Pioneer Octogenarian Reflects On Aging Rewards
Autobiographical reminiscence from Atiual Installment of Ella Permella Batty, early Ashley Valley settler, recounting a life of church duties, moves between Vernal Salt Lake City and Provo, births, illness, temple work, and a final note announcing Mrs. Batty’s death at 65 in 1954 at her daughter’s home in Gilnes.
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Uintah Pias J Aline Colely
Senay ‘Ee
Salt Lake City
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Roratine
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Provo
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Alice ‘Baling
East Lake City
Alata Boars
St. George
Vernal
Ron & Mission
Uintah Stake
Eden
Jonanza
Plano
Mable Stagg
Hatty
Gilnes
Maeser Atwood Family Plans to Move Soon
The Maeser Atwood family, including Garth Atwood and son, spent the weekend in Riverton Wyoming and plan to move their home to Montana after selling their Maeser farm. Elva Timothy spoke in Maeser Second Ward and neighbors visited Salt Lake City. The group attended a spring hike in Maeser and a 7th and 8th grade outing to Chocolate Rock. The Mark Af Hall family returned from two and a half months in Mesa Arizona.
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Garth Atwood
Son Curtla
Riverton
Wyo
Atwoo
Maeser
Frank Allen
Montana
Elva Timothy
Max Abbott
Allens
Saltne Ciaft
Edmond Allen
Edmond
Hy Roberts
Hos Ia
Enchanted Canyon
Thei Ehdren
Halls
Mess
Arizona
Acelal
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Lapooint Larks Honor Elder Ladies and Birthday Party
The Lapoint Larks and Ward members hosted elder ladies including Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Raines for a birthday party for Janea, with outdoor games and refreshments for 25 guests. Families visited Salt Lake City for conferences as members and friends attended various gatherings and tours in Roosevelt and Vernal.
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Deeening
Jim Fisher Jr
Calfornia
Lapoint Larks Honor Elder
Ladies of Ward
Corn yields rise with modern farming practices
From 1878 to 1939 the U5 comt yield per acre averaged about 26 to 27 bushels. Since 1939 the Corn Industries Research Foundation notes improved farming methods have increased the average to roughly 43 bushels per acre, reflecting gains in efficiency and technology.
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Corn Industries Research Foundation
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