Uintah Basin Dairy Prospects Highlight To California Market
The Uintah Basin faces dairy development push with figures on butterfat yields and cow efficiency. Leaders urge better stock, records, and co op actions to unlock a potential $6 million yearly dairy income and steady western markets.
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U Byc
Misa Helen Calder
Vernal
California
Uintah Basin
Loui E. Alfred
Neola
Lester Bingham
Meeser
Dan Adams
Dry Fork
Uintah Gaain
Cache Valley
Gache Valey
Aintsh
Uintah Bayt
United Basin
West
Los Angeles
Californa
Idaho
Orefongo
Corte Cerned
Flenno
Wallare Caldera Etjoz
Jeise Park
Pon A Ducus
Ukitah
Two Funerals Held in Jensen With Impressive Services
Funeral services were held in Jensen for Thomas Ainge after months of illness. Bishop McKee, and a Jensen choir, led the ritual with hymns, invoking comfort for family and friends. The remains rested in Jensen Cemetery. Ainge survived by a wife, four sons, two daughters, and numerous relatives.
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Thomas Ainge
Vernal Hospital
Jensen Ward
Joseph Dudley
Rock of Ages
Hhe
Joseph McKee
Ainge
Fred Wall
Jensen
Amana Caldwell
Leon Arthur Howard
Horace
Willam Dudley
Lydia Phoebe Christela
Amy I
Sach
Rome
Art George Ainge
Alfred Willum
Charles Joe John
Nile
Eric Stewart
Lind Gilroy
Joe Arnold
Mes
Harvey Neilson
Ed Perdna
Vernal Seeks State Help to Improve Road
Vernal mayor and Uintah County officials urged the state on Friday to upgrade the highway through Vernal just north of the monument. A road commission planned to investigate and outline a definite improvement program with the city and county.
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Cooper
Reverend Sebold Leaves Vernal for Butte Home
Rev C E H Sebold resigns from the Congregational Church in Vernal and accepts a call to Butte. He is praised as a capable leader and cultured voice in civic and musical circles. A farewell party for local workers and families is planned at the Imperial, with further family rejoicing at home.
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EH Sebold
Vernal
Butte
E Sebold
Congregational Church
Ran
Bebbold
Elvig
Prem
Mary
Vernal Delegation Meets Colorado Highway Officials on US 40
A Vernal delegation led by HO Calder and J A Chene traveled to Baxter Colorado to urge the graveling of the US 40 highway from Utah to Colorado state lines. L Moore of Fort Collins was named to represent district 6 on Colorado’s highway advisory board during the meeting.
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HO Calder
J A Chene
Wilton Murray Ore Jo Ratliff
Baxter
Colorado
L . Moore
Fort Collins
Colorado State Highway Departments Advisory Board
Utah State
Kansas State
Vernal
Bast Lake City
Coloraca
County Fur Committee Adds Attractions for Fair
County Fur Committee gathers attractions for the county fair. Chairman LK Allan notes three new acts: Sam Garret the teddy champion, Benny Gray with her horse King Tut, and Ed Wright with trained mules. Eddie Wright billed as a top clown. premium booklets prepared for distribution.
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LK Hf Allan
Sam Garret
Tedds Champon Roper
Benny Gray
King Tut
Ed Wright
Will
Eddie Wright
Final Respects Paid Mary Ann Jones at Masser Ward Chapel
Mary Ann Jones funeral held at Masser Ward Chapel on a Wednesday in August under Bishop Carb Richens choir led by May Jorgeneen. Attendants included father Robert Bodily and siblings with Amy Jones Cray among mourners. born November 1869 in Kaysville Utah she lived in Maeser most her life and was a devoted teacher and magazine agent.
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Mary Ann Jones
Masser Ward
Mary An Jones
Maeser
Lucy Wamsley
Arizona
Dennie Gray
Lacy
Stanley Jones
Wallace Jones
Hatelite Wamsley
Owen Jones
Marcellus Jones
Debyle
Jona
LaVelle l
Mary Jones
Wallace Dewwie
Wamsley
Amy Jones Cray
Robert
Harriet Bodily
Kaysville
Utah
Ashley
Jas
Land Magaine
Michigan Farm Bureau Delegation Tours Basin for Alfalfa Seed Study
A Michigan Farm Bureau delegation visited Utah’s Uintah Basin to study high grade alfalfa seed production. The group, led by Clark L. Brody, included state college specialists and county agents, meeting J G Peppard Seed Co. and Uintah County Farm Bureau executives. They inspected farms and the Peppard plant in Roosevelt and toured Duchesne and Roosevelt areas before a Fort Duchesne stop to review district alfalfa efforts.
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J G Peppard Seed Co
Uintah Basin
United States
Peppard Seed Co
Uintah County Farm Bureau
Gowera
Independence
Jackson County
Missouri
Clugh
Price Ulass Teldey
Coh Wilkinson Morger
J O Peppard Seed
Merkley
Uintah County Ferry Bureau
Shrader
Dtate
Moosevelt
Grand Valley National
Grand
Colorado
Sir Atwood
Duchemne
Ale Af Smith-Iughermat
Lewis Br
Lewis Motor Company
Vernal
Pisco Sh
Roosevelt
Sharcliff Hotel
T Johnson
Mayne- Velt
Duke Clegg
Roosevelt Commercial Club
J P May
U Iit C
Punk
Vern Alfred
Moveevelt
Leslie Eldridge
Ulitat Basin
Lynn Orser
Orser
Roosevelt State Bank
Smith
J O Pepsed Co
Roosevel
Crockett
J G Peppard
Wikerton'a
Leslie Eldridges
Verna
Basin
Cather
Pink
Carlson
Clough
Atea Ware
Curl
Thie Point
Naylor Hotel
Fort Duchesne
Ranchett
Ourgy Valley
Bishop Watts
Vernal Thirty Years Ago A 1893 Local Chronicle
In Vernal a 1893 column notes the Uintah Milling and Plume Company dormant but looming as a future factor in valley reclamation. It covers community events including Miss Aretta Young addressing locals, a stake-house meeting, and a Fourth of July celebration plan. It records formation of a new group with O T Adams as instructor and a slate of officers and directors.
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Leos
Jorgensen
Herbert
Council Elufis
Iowa
George Johnston
A J Johnston
James
Lavkd Witmer
Preston Idaho
Colom
Claude Eston
South
Hurgy
Snellen Johnson
Uintth
Wasatch
Tintah
Wasatch Couty
Mare Cellus Pope
Eilis Berkley
Workman
Bella Gurrete
Jake Workman
Groo
Colton
Tnder
Enoch Gurr
Kennedys
Bie
Dohnston
Uintah Milling and Plume Company
Acon
Drimhe
Young
Versnal
Blake
Grimhill
Vernal
Ola
Gether
Alder
Ufe
Ag & Regal
O T. Adama
Laurita
Tuo
Gait Enke
Calder
Stake Conference Grows With Aid From M I A and Primary Work
Large audiences attended stake meetings over the weekend with visitors including Germiar Ellsworth from MONATA Lake City, Mrs Ruth May Fox president of YMTA, and Mrs Eleanor B Thomas of the general Primary board. Reports from returned missionaries followed demonstrations of Young Women and Primary work.
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Bali
Lake City
Germiar Ellsworth
Monata
Ruth May Fox
YMTA
Eleanor B Thomas
Imperial Hall
J P Hacking
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Helen Calder
Mervin Thames
Miss. Welen Calder
Lavell Wilkins
Panerat
Bert Wilekins
Jensen Warehouse
Joseph Dudley Alledies
Jesus
E. Smith
Runbeam
May Jorgesen
Caldwell
Mark Treepiteme
Kenneth Stringham
Trst
Ward
Bite Verna
Imperial Na
Imperial
Birs
Haleh
Colorado Highway Commission
Craig Road
Harry Ratliff
Marry Ratitt
L. Reims
Mumphreys Foundation of Colorado
Future Farmers of America
Mic Ratliff
Humphreys
Ike
Humphrey
Seouta
Falk Andersen
Hirth Colton
County Fur Commitee
Michigan Farm Bureau
Tao
M. I A
Arthur Wanwaring
Jesse Hawg
Trek
Tarold Lundellard
Wallace
Ard
Lewis van Mosery
Fitte