Weekend Visitors and Local Travels Across Several Towns
Provo and Pleasant Grove residents visited Blake Peay and Jess Jensen households over the weekend. Many travels include Salt Lake City dining with the Chain ders, trips to Vernal Manila and Logan, and a groundbreaking event for a Colorado Ute Power Co plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Norton
Provo
Ralph Peterson
Pleasant. Grove
Blake Peay
Bill Chandler
Salt Lake City
Thomas Chandler
Richard O'Nell
Price
Ada Pick
Lyle Pickup
Noy Moulton
Lake Pickup
Ralph Taylor
Diane
Channel Ten
Pauline Pickup
Clark Nebeker
Ronald Dudley
Logan
Lewis Littleton
Jensen
Brush Creek
Birl
Vaughn Wikins
Abe Hateh
Willow Creek
Vernal
Raymond
Claude McMullin
Moab
Frank McMullin
Marriner
Ward Jarman
Manila
John Tinker
Thomps Chandler
Oregon Neilson
Peago
Steamboat Springs
Taylor
Ray Brown
Colorado Ute Power Co
Stewart Udall
Melton Stoddard
Wayne Pickup
Gary McDonald
Athert
Woards
Grant Pickup
Pauline
Albert Harris
Dinosaur National Monument
Hepatitis cases in Artesia prompt hospitalizations and county aid
Seven hepatitis cases in Artesia led to hospitalizations as state and county nurses spent three days administering vaccines. Local residents attended church and district events, with travels to Salt Lake City for Easter services, the District Governor banquet, and medical checkups mentioned.
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Tony Darrosa
Salt Lake City
van Jensen
Edgar Jensen
Ouray
Stanley Nebeker
Jim Nebeker
Roosevelt
Colton
Pattern patterns and pottery work from New York mail order
The fragment advertises Orem Potters No. 2190 and No. 3190 sewing blouse patterns with various sizes and yardages, plus Pattern No. 854 for instructions. It promotes sending 25c for a dress pattern and 1c for pottery mailings from AUORET LANE BUREAU Box 1490 New York MAT.
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Orem
Alzes
Newdlewark
Wach Naadtawark Pusttam
Far Wack Pottery
Auoret Lane Bureau
New York
Mat
Livestock Good but Soil Dry Warns of Delayed Growth
Uintah County agricultural agents report livestock in good condition with no unusual losses though soil dryness slows new feed growth. Calving 35 percent complete, lambing 60 percent, and shearing 20 percent. range lambing at 5 percent. Hay carryover limited but stockmen secure. feed prices strong while spring growth lags. No wind damage noted. available labor could improve if workers take jobs.
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Uintah County
Farmers and Stockmen Face Mixed Rain Prospects
Reports note recent rains brought some relief but prospects remain limited due to dry subsoil conditions. Agents indicate the agricultural sector still relies on imported labor to meet demand despite scarce prospects for work.
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Rawuleti
Blake Peays
Maude Heal
Alberta Dyer
Denver
Yuewlay
Jess Jensen
Vernal Lions Club
Uiniah High School
Dan O. Price
George Johnsttin
Duane + Price
Orlen Watkins
Lee Murray
Glen Qléroyd
Jack A. Seitz
Leland G. Hex
Larson Caldwell
Siaf
By June Lee
Wilma Sullivan
Georgia Velouisis
Grand Junelon
Dick's Bar
Page Sr
Arizona
LaVar Kare Xen
Babe Gadd
June Lee
Ogden
Max Spiiker
Club 40
Rodney Wil
Lookout
Okla
Petroleum League
Dowell
Utah Colo, Gas Co
Red Rosa Construction
Utah Coro, Gas Co
Parrish Oil Tours
Bob Schooler
Rod Hoss
Ace Johnston
I High India
BU Rothrock
Beene
Afghan
Bergamo
Italy
Maria
Car & Jack’s Fleet Tire
Uintah Basin
LINT
Qualiy
NORGE
Hotpoint
National Guaranteed Vacuum Cleaners
Eureka
Lawyl
Rey ——Ae
Ost Anna
Sealy
Pedances Rees
Lane
Vernal Furniture