Great Dam Vision Promises Utah Basin Prosperity
A long article argues that a colossal Green River dam near Vernal will create a vast impounded lake, power generation, canals across the basin, and widespread farming and industry. It foresees jobs, higher prices for stock and crops, and a transformation of sage brush land into homes and green fields, with navigation on the river and substantial hydroelectric output powering commerce and municipalities. The piece emphasizes the project’s immense benefits, potential water supply for irrigation, and the economic boost to Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Green River
Slaming
Vernal
Hoover Dam
Arizona
United Basin
Indian Canyon
Beetween Duchesne
Helperrrice
Low Desert
Forestry Department Distributes 22 487 Trees to Counties of Utah
The Utah Forestry Department distributed 22 487 forest tree seedlings to 114 cooperators across 21 counties for 1932 planting. Salt Lake led with 6 856 trees on 20 farms, Box Elder followed with 4 845, and Weber with 1 725. Species include Siberian elm, Russian olive, and Colorado blue spruce. The program, funded under the Clarke McNary Act, is managed by Professor T G Taylor at the Logan nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Forestry Department
Utah State Agricultial Collert
Paul al Bunn
Salt Lake County
Box Elder County
Wever County
Cache County
Eaver Heaver
Carbon
Davie Duchesne Emery Iron Juab Millard, Morgan
Rich San Juan San
Adequate Food Supply Live at Home Plant Your Own Garden
In the vegetable garden guidance emphasizes tomatoes as essential to daily nutrition. Tomatoes canned or fresh provide vitamins A and H, flavor, color, and versatile uses from juice to sauces. Vitamin C declines with canning nine months in, so plan consumption and plant ample tomatoes for the diet.
Funeral Services For Mrs Viola Olsen In Naples Ward
Naples obituary note: Viola Laura Olsen born June 2 1910 died from diabetes and dropsy after eight years invalid. Funeral held at Naples ward house with mixed quartet singing and prayers. Survived by mother Mrs Laura Evans and brother Ashley Evans. Married to Wilford Olsen in Salt Lake Temple June 3 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Viola Laura Olsen
Naples Ward House
Goodock
Jacob N Lybbert
Frank Goodrich
Lynn Goodrich
Lela Goodrich
Ella Goodrich
G@ Godrich
Ina Chivers
Redeemer
Mark Cook
Shepard
Byron Goodrich
Fuller Remington
H B Calder
E J Longhurst
A G Goodrich
Viola Olsen
Johnny Evans
Wilford Olseri
Salt Lake Temple
Laura Evang
Ashe
Canal directors pick Ron Ald Preece as rider
Ashley The Rock Point Canal directors met April 24 and appointed Ron Ald Preece as canal rider for the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Point
Ronald Preece
Community Notes From Will Woodard Area
Local moves and family news include Arron W Ikins and kin moving into Will Woodard’s home as he buys the farm from Mr Woodard. J Y Smith family relocates to Car bon county. baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Richard Adams on Sunday and Mrs Adams staying with her parents. Relief Society conference in Nauvoo featured reader Mrs Sophia May and eleven members. Mary Collings presided and Bishop Todd commented. Jane Cook and sons visited Mr and Mrs John Cook after short calls.
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Arron W Ikins
Will Woodard
Woodard LaRue Rachines
Miss Jepsen
Provo
Relief Society
Nauvoo
Sophia May
Mary Collings
Bishop Todd
Y Smith
Carbon County
Nave
May House
Richard Adams
Adams
Ray Lathrum
Jane Cook
Trs
Gell
Iimr
John Cook
Grandfather Dracken farm noted on Indian Beach Palmera
Day George Bracken farms on Grandfather Dracken farm near Indian Beach Palmera. Detomasts home from Meola where she taught penno the past year. Leroy and Mrs Goodrich and John and Mrs Cook visited Pluebell Sunday. Arthur Goodrich in critical care at veterinary hospital in Tolse Idaho. letter says not operated yet and diagnosis uncertain. Albert G Goodrich and Bishop Byron Goodrich of Naples ward attended Mrs Perry Bingham funeral here Friday. Falmer Detomals visiting Salt Lake City soon. Naomi Todd visiting Cedarview with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bracken
Grandfather Dracken
Indian Beach
Palmera Detomasts
Meola
Leroy Goodrich
John Cook
Pluebell
Arthur Goodrich
Veterang Hospital
Tlolse
Idaho
Albert G Goodrich
Byron Goodrich
Naples
Perry Bingham
Falmer Detomals
Salt Lake City
Naom
Todd
Cedarview
Local social and family notices from Glines area
Sunday reports from Glines describe Laura Perry and Don Batty Leonard as speakers at a meeting. Brothers Elmer Perry and relatives visit Salt Lake City hospital. Clarice Hair visited Toneta. A baby boy was born to Don and Mrs Don Hardy of Granger, former resident Laura Workman. MIA class led by Walter Woolley enjoyed a social at the ward chapel with a play Just a Little Mistake and a dance. Daughters of the pioneers plan a May 6 gathering at Doris Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Perry
Don Batty Leonard
Clyve Evan
Eldon Perry
Salt Lake City
Elmer
LD 8
Clarice Hair
Toneta
Don Hardy
Granger
Ward Chapel
Joseph Workman
Alta
Tooele
Glines
MIA
Daughters of the Nioneers
Doris Johnson
Myrtle Erekson
Ward appeal and May day program at chapel
Ward her mother Mrs George Mull er Br was still critically Wl. Loyd Dines returned home from the shearing pant and Murray Reader were ealters at the Charles Batty home piond as tfe Gimes ward retinion will be held at the chapel Tuesday May 3 at 1 oclock under the direction of the bishopric of the word A good program will consimence at 10 oclock diiner at twelve in the afternoon the Primary will give their May day program The ev enings entertainment will be a program and dance All members are insited to be present The many friends of M M Batty are pleased to see him able to be out again Mr and Mrs Eldon Billings have leased the Dan Batty and the Wil iam Holfeltz places and are resid ing at the latter fann Mr Hol felts is employed for the Johnson Brothers Mrs Hazel Hoeft, daughter Mary and Ralph Ilatch ye urday from Price mere they to contest in their turned Sat went finals, Mary won second Place at Price
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Ward
George Muller
Loyd Dines
Shearing Pant
Murray Reader
Charles Batty
Piond
Bishopric of the Word
M M Batty
Eldon Billings
Dan Batty
Wiliam Holfeltz
Fann
Holfelts
Johnson Brothers
Castle Dale Society Organizes to Recondition Cut-Off Rosa
A Castle Dale society forms to recondition the cut-off Rosa from Green River to Western Lm Ery County, outlining planned steps, local backing, and goals for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Dale
Rosa
Green River
Lmery County
Smelting plant at Tooele to reopen and Jumbo Cement plan
International smelting companys plant at Tooele will reopen and the reconstruction of the Jumbo Plaster and Cement company at the same site will begin immediately with expenditures near £500. W. B. Payne, president and general manager, announced. In Kaysville Shelter Care opened in the building formerly occupied by Jed Passions Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stourd
B. Payne
Gcenere
Kaysville—Shelter
Jed Passions
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Albert
Magan
Ng Na Hole
Egypt
United States
Mer Fred Feltch
Skull Creek
Liandh
Hope Seeley
H E Seeley
Roy Wilcoren
Price
Ivan Atwood
Frank Inger
Las Vegas
Nevada
Lonza MecCarrtell
Craig
Ff J Rawiey Noy Rhoads
B Atwood
Stoosevelt
Lynn Johnston
Alice Pedersen
Iome
Goodyear
Speedway
Ashton
Naples Ward Chapel
Viols L. Olsen
Ashley
Ballard Ward
Hazel Hoeft
Mary
Ralph Ilatch Yeurday
Price Mere
Tooele—International Smelting Companys
Eda Esd W AG
Honolulu
du Pont
Liggett & Myers
Boswell Sisters
Shilkret
O Norm c
Ild Radio
IRL
Alor Gray
Stra
Olensh RE
Abya Netyyc
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