Secretary Treasurer and editors list with Utah towns
Secretary Treasurer J M laindberg A D Reynolds J L Finney John G Hunecking Herman Mullies Morley Jones Frank Glines P O Addreas Dennett Utah Ft Duchesne Myton Ft Duchesne Lapoint Utah Tridell Utah Vernal Utah Editive Committee F O LUNDBLAG ED SMITH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Laindberg
A. D. Reynolds
J. L. Finney
John G. Hunecking
Herman Mullies
Morley Jones
Frank Glines
Addreas
Dennett
Utah
Ft. Duchesne
Myton
Lapoint
Tridell
Vernal
Western Division Farm Bureau meets at Ft Duchesne
Minutes from the Uintah County Western Division Farm Bureau Directors meeting at Ft Duchesne on August 14 1920 show plans to send W G Adams to the Western States Farm Bureau convention in Salt Lake City with a 60 cent member levy approval. The group discusses honey and seed contracts, favors delaying binding agreements, and prioritizes establishing a county veterinary service with a campaign to close September 25. Howell urges stockmen to prepare livestock for Uintah County Fair aiming for an educational outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County Farm Bureau
Ft. Duchesne
C. W. Bodlly Moffatt
John Gardner Alterra
Wm. Adams Bennett
Wm. Sprouse Lapoint
Parley H. Goodrich Tridell
Independance
Tt. Chandler Randlett
Earnest Eaton
Veterinary Association
C. H. Howell
Vernal
Dr. Hoggan
Thomas Redmond
State Livestock Board
F. C. Lundberg
Western Division
Adams
Western States Farm Bureau
Salt Lake City
W. G. Adams
P. H. Goodrich
C. W. Bodily
John Gardner
Uintah County
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Convention
Hoggan
Redmond
Howell
Veet Cattle Committee
Uintah
Soil survey progress and future Uintah benefits
The soil survey work shows results and will publish an open book detailing farm soil potential in Uintah County. It highlights the need to curb over irrigation, improve farming practices, and notes the US Bureau of Soils and Utah Agricultural Experiment Station contribute nearly $10,000 to the effort, with county funding of $2,500. The article urges honey producers and consumers to cooperate to combat American Foul Brood, suggesting better handling and possible export of honey to reduce contagion. Farm Bureau support is pledged, but initiative must start with beekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulotah
Jennings
Uintah County
U. S. Bureau of Soils
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Uintah Basin
Farm Bureau
Vernal to Have University Club
Vernal plans to form a University club led by local business leaders and college alumni. About sixty-five students are enrolled with more joining. BYU leads with about thirty and Utah with about twenty five graduates. A Friday banquet at 7 30 pm will announce officers and feature Charles DeMoisy the oldest Vernal graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Vernal University Club
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
Charles DeMoisy
Troy
N. YY
Enos Bennion
Hiram B. Calder
U. of U
Don B. Colton
Juvenile Judge Resigns in Duchesne County
The state board approves resignations of W J Lewis as Summit county probation officer and I Daniel Stewart as Duchesne county juvenile judge effective August 1. Small pay raises are granted to several government engineers and staff. Wallace Calder of the University of Utah will act as toastmaster for a new university club forming in town, with a list of interested university members and miscellaneous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
W. J. Lewis
Summit County
I. Daniel Stewart
Duchesne County
W. O Bentley, Jr
St. George
A. B Burton
W. B. Dockinson
J. W. Bones
Michigan
Homer E. Rich
Chicago
W. O’donnell
Jesuit
N. J. Meagher
Notre Dame
C. D. Steiner
U. of U
Ashley Bartlett
B. U
Wallace Calder
University of Utah
Y. A
Margaret
Jane
Samuel Woolley
Lea Calder
Cliva Davis
Mima Davis
Gus Davis
Jacob N. Lubbert
Hugh Colton
Enos Bennion
Leland Sowards
Mer
Keith Wahlquist
Marion McKee
J. E. McNaughton
E. J. Young
Beatrice Stringham
Don B. Colton
Thelma King
Pearl Johnson
N. G. Sowards
Shimmin
Dean Bennion
Lelan Bennion
T W. O'Donnell
Gordon and
Charlies DeMo
State Receives Share of Government Land Sales
The government remitted to the state land board $5,116 yesterday, as the state's share of the sale of government lands in Utah for the year closing in June, 1919. Five per cent of the proceeds from all government lands sold within the state goes into the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Board
Utah
Dr Jennings Explains Soils Conditions For Growth
Dr Jennings discusses soil factors affecting plant growth including light heat air support water and food. He notes dark soils warm faster deeper while light soils reflect heat influencing early market ripening and irrigation needs. He highlights soil color classification and the role of manure in darkening soil for better heat retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Animal Kingdom
State Veterinarian Tours Uintah County to Promote Veterinary Association
State Veterinarian R. W. Hoggan and secretary Thos. Redmond led a drive in Jensen Vernal and Ft Duchesne to organize a Uintah County Veterinary Association. Meetings pitched benefits include disease prevention, dairy industry support, immunization, surgery, milk and meat inspection, sanitation, breeding assistance, and access to veterinary supplies at wholesale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hoggan
Thos. Redmond
Veterinary Association
Uintah County
Uintah
Jensen
Vernal
Ft. Duchesne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Locals
Bennett Alterra
Independenc
Moffatt
Lapotot
Tridall
Diamond
Adams John Gardner
H. EK
Womac! Co
W. Bodily
Sprouse
H Goodrich
Hanser
A T. Johnson
Lundblag
ED. Smith
J. H. Wittwer
Forest
Blaugh
Farm Bureau Office
The
Nord Lumber Company
James O. Nord
Smshisheltc
Hig
SOUL
H. Woodard,Co
Vernal, Utah
Solla
Ulnotah
Toots
Newton Brothers
Sabisfaction Gerranteed
Awe
Bros. Vernal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!