Utah spring party in Washington to feature Capitol pictures
Utah club officers plan the April 7 spring party at the Lafayette hotel to premiere Washington birthday footage shown nationwide by a weekly pictorial service. The Utah delegation, including senators, congressmen, officials and students, will attend what organizers expect to be the largest Utah gathering in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah Club
Lafayette Hotel
Capitol
Utah
Walter G. Moyle
Salt Lake
James H. Moyle
Frank K. Nebeker
United States
Solicitor of Internal Revenue
H. H. Henderson
C. R. Hollingsworth
James A. Howell
Ogden
East
W D
Utah Colony
Crefgton C. King
Scott A. Dalquist
Peter Kaslun
George Nelson
Parley P. Eccles
Matt Cowley
Joseph Fehr
Arthur Schulle Voelker
Gaylen Young
Joseph Conrad
Fehr
Vernon Romney
Don B. Colton
Utah Legal Club of Washington
Utah Law
Senator King
Peer Nerrood
Frank K. Neeker
Paneled cloth skirt and funeral notices from Price
A description of a crepe paneled skirt with satin panels and silk braid details. Obituary notes list Mr. E C Nelson and family survivors including twin daughters Rula and Bula, brothers E C Nelson R N Nelson Paul Nelson Pearl Nelson and Mrs Robert Timms all of Price. Funeral services are set Sunday at 3 30 pm at the Carbon stake tabernacle with Councillor W E Stokes presiding and the tabernacle choir providing music.
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Mr. Nelson
Rula
Bula
Siaters
Price
E. C. Nelson
R. N. Nelson
Paul Nelson
Pearl Nelson
Robert Timms
Carbon Stake Tabernacle
W. E. Stokes
Tabernacle Choir
Nelson-Larson Creamery expert dies in Price
Lloyd A Nelson son of C J and Ann C Nelson died in Price after a year long illness. He moved with his father to Price six years ago to enter the creamery business and helped expand to Hayden where a cheese factory was built. The Nelson-Larson Creamery company is the incorporated entity. Nelson resided in Hayden for years and married Qra Alfred of Leyden two years ago before moving to Price about a year back.
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Price
Lloyd A. Nelson
C. J
Ann C. Nelson
Nelson
Hayden
Nelson-Larson Creamery Company
Qra Alfred
Leyden
War Finance figure shows trend toward normal business
Acting Director Davis cites April 1 reports noting improved agricultural conditions and a better business outlook. Livestock producers and farmers are more confident amid stronger bank deposits and healthier country banks. The War Finance Corporation has approved loans totaling 322,825,697 up to March 31, with 214,187,761 to banks, 68,387,816 to cooperatives, and 50,250,120 for export purposes.
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Davis
War Finance Corporation
Uintah County Bees Come Out In Fine Shape
James Marshall, Uintah County bee inspector, reports healthy winter recovery with few losses where bees received good attention. Weather supports a strong season as bees build up, but unprotected hives show depleted stores requiring vigilant feeding before honey flow returns. First nectar from Buffalo berry blossoms and hillside white flowers spurs activity. Marshall urges careful foul brood checks as disease declines but remains present.
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James Marshall
Uintah
Miro Marshall
Marshall
One Version of Spring in a Bel Colored Tricotine Suit
A refined bel colored tricotine suit features a plain straight jacket with a narrow belt, a short coat opening at the front with a single collar fastening, a silk embroidered silk panel down the back, and a showcase of the tailor's artistry in exquisite detail.
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Uintah Railway Company
Watson
Spraty
Buy “Eagle Brand’’ Field Seeds
Kagio Brand
WM. Utterman
Seedsman
Grand Junction, Colorado
Uintah County
Dorothy Hucknall
Atlantic City
N. J
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