Lions Club urges more forest road work for relief
A Vernal Lions Club letter urged federal road funding to relieve Utah unemployment. It details Ashiey National Forest projects including Vernal-Manila road reconstruction, Tron Springs 19ong timber haul, East Park Road upgrades, Green River Gorge Road work, Mosby mountain road, and a Taylor mountain to Greendale telephone line.
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den B Colton
Vernal Lions Club
Ashley National Forest Aa
Uintah Casin
U.S 40
Uintah Mountains
Uintah Basin
Forest Service
Ashiey National Forest
Ash
East Park Road
Dyer Ridge
Little Brush Creek
Ashley Valley
Green River Gorge
Manila
Taylor Mountain
Greendale
Ashby National Forest
Trons Club
Bicentennial Gardens Recall Floral Roots In American History
The piece recalls how George Washington Bicentennial celebrations spur garden planting and tracks early American floral history. It mentions native and immigrant gardening influences, Dutch and Spanish garden legacies, and lists flowers like sweet William, hollyhocks, and calceolaria among plants that will bloom nationwide this year. Beav er-Work resumes on grading of Beaver Milford highway.
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George Washington
United States
New World
New Amsterdam
First Oiled Highway in Moffat County Completed This Summer
The State highway department announced that surplus federal funds would finish the Massadena to Elk Springs project in Moffat County. NM Monaghan is general contractor with J Fred Roberts & Sons handling concrete and grading work. Work includes two miles of rough grading, concrete highway surface, and bridge tasks on the Yampa river crossing.
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Moffat County
State Highway Department
Massadena
Elk Springs
N M Monagehan
S Horner
Stanton
Sorner
Pik Springs
Monaghan
Massidona
Ucb
Grelseger
Maybell
Massadons
J Fred Roberts & Sons
Henry Shore
Sib
Joseph Biskup
Yampa River
Jred Roberts & Sons
Craig Fincle Courier
Agricultural Broadcasts on KSL Schedule in Utah
Utah State Agricultural College broadcasts on radio station KSL every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:45 to 1:00 pm as part of the Western Farm and Market hour, relayed from San Francisco to eleven western stations. May programs feature experts from the college on weed control, transplanting, wool measurement, dairy herd pasture management, and turkey production, with topics by Clayton Tingey, Alma Esplin, George Bateman, Alma Che, and others.
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IOGAN
Utah State Agricutural College
KSI
Western Farm
Mdine
San Francisco
United States Department of Agricultur
State College
Salt Lake
CBH
Clayton
Tingey
Wilson
George D Che
Alma C
George Q Bateman
Hogenson
Byron Alder
Utah
Cedar City Nursery Efforts Advance In Valley
Local officials push to establish a plant nursery in Cedar City Valley. Milady Beauty Parlor announces new equipment installed in a secondary highway area between Cornih and Utide, with attention on the Utah state line completion.
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Cedar City
Brigham Clit Y
Milady Beauty Parior
Cornih
Utide
Utah
May Day Milk Theme Menu In Family Celebration
Lorraine BD Gutz presents a domestic scene where Mother Briggs hosts a May Day program at home with children learning about May Day, milk health, and a special dessert menu. The plan includes baked lamb cutlets in milk, browned potatoes, beets, rolls, salad, date whip custard, and milk desserts prepared with Mrs Briggs guiding Miny Day helpers.
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Bull
Mother Briggs
England
Driggs
Bill
United States
Green Rowan
Seing Bill Yeo
Recipe for Rich Chocolate Mousse with Whipped Cream
Melt butter and flour, add milk gradually to form a smooth thick base. Fold in melted chocolate and sugar with salt. Cool slightly and fold in beaten eggs whites. Bake in a dish set in a hot water bath until firm. Serve hot with whipped cream.
Soft Custard Recipe Card
This read contains a simple custard method using 14 cups milk 4 eggs yolks 4 tablespoons sugar 18 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon vanilla. Beat yolks with sugar and salt then add milk. Cook in a double boiler until the mixture coats a spoon. Remove from heat and stir in vanilla. Chill before serving.
Ouray Visit Affected by Postponed Bear Dance Start
Mrs Jick Taylor of HAL Creek traveled with her son Huster through Ouray on the way home after his leg set in a cast from a horse incident in the Indians area. The bear dance performance, advertised earlier, is postponed due to inclement weather. Chuck Sands and Mrs Hank Stewart visited Ouray Saturday. Miss Helbing and Mr and Mrs IF MocTidwell of Fort Duchesne were mentioned.
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Jick Taylor
Hal Creek
Huster
Myton
Chuck Sands
Hank Stewart
Ouray
Miss Helbing
Mr and Mirs
MocTidwell
Fmt
Ouray Indian school event hosts closing day April 9
Miss Helbing superintendent of home economics attended the Ouray Day Behoot. The gathering will close on April 9 to allow Indians to return to ranches for cropwork and winter relocation for schooling. A suitable program of children’s sports closes the event.
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Ches
Miss Helbing
Ouray
Logan Improvements at Utah Agricultural College Poultry Plant
Improvements to the old poultry plant at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan were completed, upgrading facilities to support poultry science work and student training. The project enhances housing, equipment, and research spaces for better operations and educational use.
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LOGAN
Utah State Agricultural College
Jarvis Kaford Renovates Drigham City Clothing Store
Jarvis Kaford has renovated the interior of his clothing shop in Drigham City, updating fixtures and displays to modernize the storefront and attract customers. The project focuses on enhancing layout, lighting, and product presentation.
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Drigham City
Jarvis Kaford
Brigham City Restration Program Planned
Brigham City announces a resatification program for the municipality. Officials outline aims, scope, and timeline for public participation and implementation steps.
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Brigham City
Hatch-W W Clyde Awarded Contract for Seven and One-Tenth Miles
Hatch-W Clyde and company awarded a contract valued at 77103 dollars for the construction of seven and one-tenth miles of road between Green Canyon Junction and the designated end point. The award reflects the awarded bid price and outlines the route between the two locations.
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W. W. Clyde and Company
Green Canyon Junction
Castle Dale Utah Dower and Light Company Plan Reconstruction
In Castle Dale Utah the Dower and Light Company announced plans to reconstruct their electrical system in the town. Work aims to improve service reliability and meet growing demand as infrastructure upgrade proceeds.
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Castle Dale
Utah
Dower & Light
Cooperation Needed to Restore Prosperity in Economic Low Mood
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation guarantees credit stability while the Federal Reserve expands credit. Hoarding money by individuals restricts loans and investments, offsetting federal efforts. Victory over economic downturn requires united public cooperation. Individuals should deposit funds in banks or make sound investments to help restore prosperity.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Sunday Dinner Menu Prompts Grandmother’s Last Visitation
In a reflective Sunday scene Dot urges an extended feast for Grandma Briggs before her planned departure. The family discusses making the day extra special with a long awaited dinner, dessert, and a sense of finality as she returns to her cottage and garden.
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Bill
Dot
Briggs
Grandm
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