Farm Transfers and Community Notes in Utah Town
Sterling Cook buys the Niley Haslem farm and Mr Haslem purchases the McKnight ranch at Woodland and will move his family there soon. Attending Cur tis Pace funeral at Hanna were several Haslem and Allred family members. Residents visiting Beatrica Harrison home included Harrison and Swetts families from various towns. Others traveled to Salt Lake City for car shopping, medical care, or family visits. Merlin and Lola Anderson plan to move to a new home inbuilt additions with their mother Mrs Walter Anderson. Speeches at Sunday meeting featured Glenn Walker and Wallace Winder. Douglas Freestone graduated from Primary into MIA, with Lori Fay Twitchell sustained as counselor. Nila
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Sterling Cook
Niley Haslem
Mr. Haslem
McKnight
Woodland
Utah
Curtis Pace
Hanna
Sid Pace
May
Etta Pace
Niles Haslem
Edith Allred
Claud Allred
Beatrica Harrison
Joe Harrison
Roosevel
Wm Harrison
Duchesne
Daniel Harrison
Rangely Ronald
Winn
Salt Lake City
Ford Motor
Wallace Anderson
Merlin
Lola
Matelda Ellaworth
George Swetts
Darvis
Lester I.usworth
Hattie Pope
Ivan Battys
Floyd Hall
Vivian Carter
Roosevelt
Thomas Kidd
Harry
Air Corp
Laredo
Texas
Wayne Swett
Luther Swett
Lola Anderson
Merkley
Walter Anderson
Glenn Walker
Wallace Winder
Douglas Freestone
Jennie Haslem
Loris Fay Twitchell
Nila
Choose Best Corn Hybrid For This Locality
Utah state agricultural guidance lists corn hybrids suited to Utah’s varied elevations and valleys. Very early choices Kingscrost Ks6 and Uta hybrid 30 are favored for upper valleys around 6900 feet. Medium season options include Ohlo C38 Portwsalea 100 Utshybrid 880 and Dekalb 681. Late season picks cover Funks GOA Keystone 38 Portwalco 120. Corn for grain features Dekalb 455 Funks 691 Kingscrost KA Ohio C47 Portwalco 100 and Uta hybrid 544.
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Uta
Ohio
Utah
St. George
Local Teachers and Friends Attend Weekend Events
Batty and Edna Swett were released as Primary teachers. Warren Jones and Claud Allred with daughters Claudia and Elaine attended a prom at the Indian chapel in Randlett on Friday. Millie Anderson of Modesto visited Beatrice, Harrison, and Mrs. C G Wilson. Everett Pitts, Grace Bills, and the Neldon Calders of Salt Lake spent the weekend with the Jess Caldwells and Jay Packs and attended their grandmother Lydia His funeral.
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Batty
Edna Swett
Warren Jones
Claud Allred
Claudiay
Elaine
Randlett
Indian Chapel
Millie Anderson
Modesto
Cal
Beatrice
Harrison
C. G. Wilson
Everett Pitts
Grace Bills
Neldon Calders
Salt Lake
Jess Caldwell
Jay Pack
Lydia His
Intermountain Junior Livestock Show gets top judges announced
Branch Curtis of Producers Livestock Marketing Association in Denver is named chief judge for the Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show set for June 12 at the North Salt Lake Union Stockyards Merill Parkin manager notes Curtis is a leading beef judge with long Armour experience Milton Madsen of the USAC animal husbandry department in Logan remains judge for the junior sheep division Several new donor awards are announced including two from the Women's Auxiliary of the Pacific Coast Aberdeen Angs Association and a $25 U S Saving Bond from Hartford Insurance livestock division for top prime Hampshire lamb exhibitor plus two purebred gifts for a 4 H and an FFA member Utah Swine Producers Association and Don Kenney of Salt Lake Union Stockyards donate gifts Home craftsmen bought over 200 million dollars worth of power tools last year up from 25 million in 1947.
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Branch Curtis
Producers Livestock Marketing Association
Denver
Colo
Intermountain
North Salt Lake Union Stockyards
Merill Parkin
Milton Madsen
USAC
Hartford Insurance Company
U.S
FFA
Hampshire
My. Parkin
Parkin
Utah Swine Producers Association
Don Kenney
Salt Lake Union
Why Utah legislators rely on special sessions
After each regular 60 day session Utah lawmakers face special sessions to fix errors and omissions. The piece argues typographical deletions and rushed debates cause major unintended changes. It notes lobby pressure and partisan politics push bills through with inadequate scrutiny, while acknowledging many errors are hard to trace and fix.
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Maor
Wether
Petersons Visit in Vernal Details Naval Officer's Move
Lt. Cmdr Dean D. Peterson and Mrs. Peterson with son Dennis spent a week in Vernal visiting relatives. Peterson, recently detached from USS Fort Mandan LL.D. 21, will report to Commandant Fifth Naval District Norfolk as District Material Officer after 19 years of service. He was commissioned in July 1943 and promoted to Lieutenant Commander in February 1954. Mrs. Peterson is Oma Kay, daughter of Dr and Mrs. LeRoy Kay of Pittsburgh.
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Dean D. Peterson
Dennis
Vernal
Cmdr
Peterson
Uss Fort Mandan
Ll.d
Fifth Naval District
Norfolk
US Navy
Oma Kay
LeRoy Kay
Pittsburg
Comdr Peterson
Dan Adams
Political system flaws spark calls for change
A speaker argues that many errors stem from the American political system, yet maintains it remains the best option. The remark frames ongoing reform as essential, reflecting frustration with persistent governance issues and the need for renewal.
Remembering the Old Timins North Carolina Schooldays
A reminiscence recalls childhood in a log schoolhouse with a large fireplace, a six foot switch, and strict discipline. It notes winter schooling, a single room with forty pupils, texts like Webster’s and McGuffey, and details on period clothing and homemade shoes, evoking healthier old days and rural life.
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North Carolina
Webster
McGuffey
Maury
Dairymen urged to maintain open sheds
County ag agent Lloyd A Clement warns dairymen to keep open sheds properly bedded with straw, turned for dryness, and covered when unused. Proper shed care yields cleaner cows and milk, better manure fertility, and potential higher earnings, while neglect risks inferior milk quality and lost fertilizer value.
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Lloyd A Clement
Clement
Vehicle registrations rise and fuel use soars in Kentucky
Last year motor vehicle registrations reached 8.129 million dollars with drivers fueling up across the state. More than 44 billion gallons of gasoline were consumed to keep motorists and trucks moving, according to The Old Timer Press Service based in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Old Timer Press Service
Frankfort
Kentucky
Trucks Required to be Equipped With Rear Wheel Flaps
A bill approved by both houses of the Legislature and signed by the Governor requires rear wheel flaps on all trucks and trailers by May 10, 1955. The flaps or metal protectors must prevent dirt or water from reaching windshields and may not exceed half the wheel diameter in ground clearance. If fenders or bodywork already provide equivalent protection, rear wheel flaps may not be required. The flap width must match tire width and align with the tires, with top coverage optional where other structures offer equivalent protection.
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Monses
Legialatura
All a Woman Wants Is a Roof Over Her Head
A witty quip attributed to Sammy Kaye captures a view on shelter and autonomy. The remark frames home as essential and a woman’s occasional right to raise it as a playful nod to independence.
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Sammy Kaye
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