Local Social News HighlightsVisits and Family Travel
Community notebook records Mrs Nile Aings and Mrs Lila Gale hosting and visiting relatives in Jensen and nearby towns. Ed Ainge of Provo brings Henry and Mary Hall from Pleasant Grove for a visit. several couples travel to Salt Lake and Vernal for family events. News notes illness of Jensen resident and new arrivals including George Stewart and a baby girl born to Mary and Boyd Price of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Gale
Verona Winkler
Bluebell
Ira. S. Gardner
Winkler
Gale
Carl Kallgren
LaDell Slaugh
Salt Lake
Henry Slaugh
George
Stewart
Ogden
Murray
Merkley
Boyd Price
Vernal
Price
Mary Merkley
Nile Ainge
Roosevelt
Gosher
Harmel Jolley
Boone’ MacKnight
Owen Wall
Dairymen Oppose Tax Repeal On Oleomargarine
Uintah Central Dairy Cooperative members led by Eldon Billings urge Congress to oppose all bills repealing oleomargarine taxes. They warn repeal would threaten dairy stability, raise prices, cut dairy herd sizes, and endanger milk products. Dairymen argue consumer savings are tiny while industry jobs and health risks rise. They urge farmers to press lawmakers while defending oleomargarine color claims and domestic oil use.
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Uintah Central Dairy Cooperative Association
Eldon Billings
Congress
Creamerica
Community News Notes and Family Visits Amid Winter Gatherings
Margaret and Mary Schnieder stay with Mr and Mrs Newellk Snow this winter visiting and attending a birthday for Ellen Pierrée Morgan. Mary Jensen Leafy Moore and son-in-law Charles Kenney visit Jens Jensen Nile Ainge. Morgan Gardner family drive to American Asphalt mines for Ernest Winkler mother Verona Winkler and aunt Lila Gale. Norma Rae Morgan Dudley birthday party held with games and lunch. Numerous visits: Sid Baldwin family, Rose Robinson and children visit Jensen and Grant Ainge returns from Robinson ranch. Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet at Zora Fratta home. George Lambert life lesson shared. lunch by Verda Stewart Lella Snow and Fratta.
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E Margaret
Mary Schnieder
Newellk
Snow
B Ranch
Ellen
Pierrée Morgan
Mary Jensen
Leafy Moore
Charles Kenney
Jens Jensen
Nile Ainge
Morgan Gardner
American Asphalt Mines
Ernest Winkler
Verona Winkler
Lila Gale
Curtis Dudley
Norma Rae
Sid Baldwin
Massadona
George Wall
Duahe
Colleen Wall
Baldwin
Shirley
Sid
Rose Robinson
Ashley
Jensen
Grant Ainge
Robinson Ranch
Grant
Clea Paulson
Price
Joe Paulson
Callis Billings
Austin Smuin
Bob Smuin
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Zora Fratta
Fratta
George Lambert
Verda Stewart
Lella
Farmers urged by Harold Dudley to follow plans
Harold Dudley chair of Uintah County Agricultural Conservation Committee urges farmers to move from planning to action. He warns that unused good plans waste soil and cropland, threatening soil fertility, urging all farmers to use available programs to save soil and sustain production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dudley
Uintah County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Mr. Dudley
United States
Dudley
Demonstration Pastures Planned for Uintah Basin
Uintah Basin Soil Conservation District supervisors voted to cooperate with local farmers to establish about 20 demonstration irrigated pastures. The effort will use grasses and legumes such as smooth brome grass, orchard grass, tall meadow oat grass, ladino red clover, and ranger alfalfa with guidance on seed bed prep, planting, and pasture management during and after establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Soil Conservation Service
Birthday Surprise and Local Farm notes and FiresideGathering
Mrs. Jim Butcher and family of Roosevelt surprised Sanford Butcher on his birthday with a birthday cake at a fireside gathering at Max Todd's home Sunday night. Ed Coston entertained dinner guests, Robert Johnson of Roosevelt attended. The rest of the text discusses alfalfa planting, seed depth, soil moisture, and pasture management including rotation grazing and mowing to control weeds and improve cattle grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Butcher
Lyle Butcher
Roosevelt
Sanford Butcher
Max Todd
Ed Coston
Robert Johnson
Fred Carpenter
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
Mand and Bracken families hosted and visited relatives including Mr and Mrs George Bracken and Mr and Mrs Fred Cook. Northern residents travelled to Salt Lake City and Vernal for trips and business. A Teachers Association meeting in the school house elected officers Mrs Winfred Long, Buzz Larsen, and Mrs Dee Allred. Community efforts focused on Dry Gulch water projects and local farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
Ernest Betts
George Pickup
Randlett
Kettle
Elton Kettle
Max Gardner
Neola
Cost of electricity program funding for farms outlined
NEA Administrator Claude R. Wickard says by year end the REA will have allocated about 1.085 billion dollars to bring electric service to farmers. He adds rough estimates show the average farm family spends about 4.50 dollars for electrical goods, with each dollar invested in farm electrification yielding impact.
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REA
NEA
Claude R. Wickard
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Roy Springer
L. R. Crapo
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Vernal Hide and Fur.co
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Mand
George Bracken
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Willis Miller
Monarch
Albert Betts
Ernest
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