Jensen residents active in community events and visits
The Jensen community reports on moving plans of Ainge from Manila, a Vernal post office parcel pickup, and the Jensen George Washington Bientennial Committee meeting led by Ho J Chatwin. News covers local weddings, illness, church activities, Arbor Day plans, road work delays, school outings, and residents visiting Salt Lake City and Denver.
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Nile Ainge
Manila
Joe Ainge
Vernal
Jensen
Albert Best
Jersey
Albert Smith
Salt Lake City
Levi Edgar Young
Ward Tuttle
Mark Tuttle
Henry Merkley
Alice Snow
Sunday School Board
I Sander
J N Lybbert
Don McConkle Reed Morrill
Clark
Ida
Ruth Hart
Calder
Archie Johns¢on
Hugh W Colton
Chas
Hardy
Jesse Havas
High Council
Glenn Smith
Denver
BP Kelly
Dinosaur Quarry
Maud Atwood
Harold Witmer
James Oaks
Maeser
Susie Nelson
Warren L Billings
Ivan Peterson
Don Nelson
Ferrol Pearce
Gileats Mines
Ray Paulson
Galt Lake City
Ford V-8 Draws Big Crowds at Lewis Motor Display
More than 475 locals viewed the new Ford V-8 on display at Lewis Motor Company Wednesday and Thursday. M. Davis of Salt Lake City said 15 cars are demonstrated in Utah now with orders to be filled in the next fifteen days.
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Lewis Motor Company
M. Davis
Salt Laks City
Ford Motor Company
Utah
Mr. Davis
Davis
Uintah Stake Wins Second Place in Two Events at Price Contest
The Vernal First Ward drama and the Gleaner girls public speaking from Glines won second places at the divisional contest held in Price on Wednesday afternoon. Duchesne and San Juan also earned top finishes in several events. winners advance to Salt Lake City in June for the grand finals.
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Uintah
Vernal
Gleaner
Glimes
Price
Wuman
Mary Hoeft
Glines War
Carbon
San Juan
Wintah
Duchesne
Emery
Salt Lake City
Toole City Water Trains Extended to West Side
Local water trains are being extended to west side residents to improve service. Officials say the move will speed deliveries and reduce shortages in the area.
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Tooele City
West Side
Cedar Mor Remodel Underway at Cedar City Store
Cedar City Cedar Mor is undergoing extensive remodeling to update its layout and merchandise selection. The project aims to improve customer flow and accessibility while introducing new product categories and enhanced services.
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Cedar City
Cedar Morcantile
Hope of Dairy Industry Lies in Education
Editorial discusses butter prices and dairy demand, crediting supply and demand with low butter costs and urging education to boost consumption. It notes butter as a market barometer, outlines holdings declines, and highlights industry drives in Washington California and the Midwest to promote dairy products locally.
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Almand
Dairy Prices Hit Low, Seek Educational Help
The dairy industry faces depressed prices with little near term recovery. Officials push a broad educational campaign to explain how every pound of butter cheese milk and ice cream supports dairy farmers amid widespread price declines.
Crop Rotation and Street Safety Tip for Rural Communities
The document promotes crop rotation as essential for increased production and soil fertility, linking diverse farming to steady work and livestock profits. It warns that single crop systems cause poverty, erosion, and neglect, urging stewardship for future generations and safe street crossing habits to protect life.
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America
How to Cross the Atrests Safely
A safety guide instructs children to stop look and listen before crossing. It warns sidewalks are for walking not playing and stresses obeying traffic lights green go yellow caution red danger. It cautions against stopping midway and returning and emphasizes steady crossing.
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Jay Walker
Seople
Local Families Share News From April Community
A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs LeRoy Carroll on April 19. Guests visited relatives Mary, Grate Hall returned from Locs to teach. Teachers hosted a district outing with games. Missions friends stayed with Don and Ferron Hacking during spring break. Ward Relief Society held a conference April 17 with talks and music. Local visits included Mr and Mrs Carl Curtis Jr of Bingham and the Bodily family in Salt Lake City.
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LeRoy Carroll
Eva Merkley
Jeruen
Don McConkie
Eliza McConsie
Miss Grate Hall
Lcots
Colton Pasture
Don
Ferron Hacking
Whitey Smith
Is Thich
Larrie Cannon
Hom
U of U
Mark Hall
Orson
LaVon Vernon
Jef
Orem
Wm Vernon
Dallas Bodily
Babe
Alory
Dodilys
Mmp Rogers
Bertha Percuean
Leota
Frank H Smith
Shirley
Price
Evan Smith
Kennilsworth Reef Society
Ward Helief Society
Sylvanus Collett
E A Peterson
Relief Society
Nauvoo
Ann Smith
Kuni Fisher
Jane Colton
Ethelwyn Collett
Ella Stringham
Ora Tenney
Agnes E Calder
Stake Freilif
Ciety
Esther Carroll
Elorna Vernon
Minnie J Davis
Agnes Calder
Mae Calder
Stake Board
Carl Curtis, Jr
Bingham
Terling Bodily
Salt Lake City
Provo
Warren Jones
Wallace Oaks
Joan Bingham
Dudley
Daniel Nelson
Homer Haynes
Gosher
Harold McKee
Emma Lou Haynes
Chris Badily
Gusher
Erma Jepsen
Toy
Bertha Ferguson
Lizzie Murray
Mary Welen Hacking
Iris Manwaring
Donna Woods
Winona Murray
Mra Harve Tucker
Will Murray
Alvin Palmer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Charles Palmer
Palmers
Ness
Joseph Mektee
Sandy
Wim. McKee
Lloyd Richards
Bonanza
Grant Carpenter
Lawrence ‘Roper
Theoa Gid Enid Aldrich
Max Ald
Practical Home Health Tips on Ventilation and Light
In selecting a home for purchase or rent prioritize good sunlight avoid dark damp spaces and overcrowding. Ensure adequate ventilation with two vents in warm weather and sufficient window area about one sixth of floor space, with ceiling-to-near-ceiling windows if possible.
Browns Park Letter on Marriage Market and Social Balance
A Browns Park correspondent laments national political bills and urges focus on local needs. He notes a perceived marriage surplus among men aged 18 to 66 and claims ten eligible men for every single woman, arguing such social imbalance warrants attention.
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Browns Park
Provo Road Work Underway on Lake View Vineyard Project
A Provo paving project on the Lake View Vineyard road bed is underway. Crews are removing damaged sections and laying new asphalt to improve traffic flow and safety. Expect lane closures and shortened speeds during daytime hours through the week.
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PROVO
Lake View
Immediate planting urged for Dormant stock of colony trees
Warm weather has shortened the shipping season at the Utah State Agricultural College forestry department nursery. Paul M Dunn reports over 215000 forest tree seedlings packed and shipped for 83 Utah farmers. Dunn advises moving seedlings from the nursery and transplanting before new growth starts as weather warms further. Professor T Taylor notes operations will wrap up in a few days.
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Logan
Forestry Department
Utah State Agricultural Eclege
Paul M Dunn
Utah
Partea
Work Underway on Parowan Canyon Bulkhead Project
Work began on a cement and rock bulkhead in Parowan Canyon to manage flood waters. Local officials say the structure will channel water flow and reduce erosion during storms.
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Parowan
Paroowan Canyon
Virgin oil field near St George-O yields 50 barrels daily
The report notes a new Virgin oil field about 30 miles east of St George-O producing an estimated 50 barrels per day. Officials gauge potential for expansion as drilling continues in the area.
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ST George
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