Uintah High School Assembly Shines With Music and Honors
Junior high and senior students performed in an all school assembly featuring two junior high band numbers, seventh and eighth grade songs, and readings. Valedictorian Choren TreMie Strincham was chosen for the class of 34, with Alice Norgard named salutatorian. A spring senior class list lists graduates. school activities included a vaudeville fundraiser for the band and orchestra and an Arbor Day tree planting.
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Frank Slaugh
Kenneth Sowards
Johnson
TreMie Strincham
Faculty Womens League
Stuent
Lucille
Alice “Norgard
Eunice Johnson Toteeshnson
Manwaring Sr
Ada Winder Lela Hla
Li- Yol Merrill
Ron Norgid
First Grade News Brightens School Week With Floral Decor
The district school page reports First Grade decorating windows with flowers and color, while students read stories and prepare surprise reports. Fifth through Ninth grades note history plays and class activities as teachers reference attendance and upcoming events.
Unclear Field Day Notes From Naples School
A fragmentary report describes classroom activities at Naples School with mentions of students, captains chosen for an arithmetic contest, flags and flowers, a garden plot, and a trip by the grammar grade to Ft Ducheme. The text is garbled and many names are uncertain.
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Mesham
Piva Atwood
Bella Herbert
Hall
Afton Mecham
Lynn Lee
Grammer
Ft Ducheme
Tips for sowing seeds and shading for early germination
The text advises shading seedbeds to protect young seedlings and prevent crusting as they germinate. It notes shading should be gradually removed once germination begins and stresses keeping the surface cultivated. It lists flowers suitable for outdoor sowing in late spring such as basilam modelia, sweet peas, cosmos, four o clock, centaurea, lupine, gypsophila, calendula, alyssum, and candytuft.
Utah Delivers Lambs and Cattle to Fattening Regions
The article notes Utah lambs and cattle are fattened in Sevier and Sanpete counties, boosting supply to eastern markets. It cites favorable winter climate and irrigation for feed crops, with more than half of Utah fat lambs and cattle moving to slaughter facilities, particularly east of the Illinois-Indiana line. It also mentions a county drive starting May 4 1934 to remove abandoned open range horses statewide, under Uintah County officials, seeking owners to file descriptions and brands.
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Metropoltan
Utah
California
Tliinois-Tndlansa
Sevier
Sanpete Counties
Surrounhine
Andra
Serpete
Seviet
Board of County Commissioners
Uintah County
Said
Green River
White River
Colorado State Line
Board of County Commissioners of
William Carlstrom
Editor Encourages Young Author in Confessions Magazine
The editor of the Confessions Magazine urges the young author to study hard and continue writing. He offers guidance after the author’s first published story, praising potential and outlining next steps for growth.
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Sin
Confessions Magiine
Younr
Coming Clean Mre Corntassel Digestive Complaints Noted
Mrs Corntassel reports missing medicine from a weeklong package. Expressman confirms instruction to publish the complaint in this paper. The issue cited involves digestion and a request for action or clarification.
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Expressman
Want to go to a husking bee
A lighthearted item from the Louisville Courier Journal invites readers to join a local husking bee, hinting at community fun and a playful misquote about where someone plans to husk a bee.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
UHS Band Heads to Prairie Contest and City Pageant
UHS band travels to Prairie contest at Price with senior ensemble performing Kew Colonial March and Washington Post March. William Bunbury of the 38th US Infantry Band solos at Fort Douglas while Wood Hill unit plays. Carbon High Pep Club plans a flag parade to Kivanis Field with a vocalist, then Sousa pieces Forever and Stars and Stripes. The flag is raised as John Harmen on cornets plays Taps and buglers conclude the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
William Bunbury
US Infantry
Fort Douglas
Wood Hill
Carbon High
Kivanis Field
John Harmen
Agronomist Advises Seed Sowing In Flower Beds
Professor J Hogenson of Utah State Agricultural College explains careful seed sowing for various flower varieties. He notes seeds sprout best in a firm, well prepared seed bed with light, fluffy soil and warns against sowing too early when soils are cold. May planting is advised for this latitude and rows should be kept weed free and evenly moist.
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J . Hogenson
Utah State
Aegicultural
Horenson
Lamb Feeders in Utah to Receive Half Mullior Payouts
Unusually favorable weather and higher wool and lamb prices boost Utah lamb feeders in Sanpete and Sevier valleys. About 500000 dollars will be paid for lambs sold this year as markets improve. Denver railroad agent Mr Telliogg visits Salt Lake after surveying Omaha Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Sanpete
Sevier
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Telliogg
Salt Lake
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Utah
Grenter
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