Uintah county urged to push state fair exhibit
Uintah County calls on all exhibitors to assemble top products for the county display at the state fair. Officials note previous first prizes and county cups, urging farmers and the Farm Bureau to cooperate, select prime crops, livestock, minerals, and even a small shale model for Salt Lake participation.
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Uintah
The
Fair Association
Horne
Farm Bureau
Uintah County
Salt Lake
Funeral services held for Little Billie Pumphrey
Funeral services were held in the Second ward chapel for five year old Billie Pumphrey of Roosevelt. Son of Mr and Mrs William Pumphrey the child died suddenly of acute indigestion last Wednesday while his father worked in Los Angeles. The body was brought to Vernal to be buried beside his sister with President A G Goodrich delivering consoling words. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery.
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Second Ward
E. H. Belcher
E. J. Winder
A. A. Hawa
A .G. Goodrich
Billie
Ward
Whham
Hanson
Rock of My Refuge
Agea
Vernal
Market service to aid Utah farmers proclaimed
Utah farmers will receive a daily wire service on markets for key products, authorized by Utah State Farm Bureau president D D McKay and commercial agent J Ed ward Taylor. The service gathers prices from major selling points and eastern markets and will be telegraphed to county farm bureau headquarters to curb hearsay pricing and improve information for selling crops, cattle stock, and potatoes.
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Utah
D. D. McKay
Utah State Farm Bureau
J. Edward Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Farm Bureau
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Farm Bureaun
Dtah
Idaho
Taylor
Potato Service
United States Bureau of Markets
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Bureau
S. L Tribune
New Poultry Breed Lamenn From US Agricultural Service
The Lamenn breed, developed at the USDA Beltsville Experimental Farm, is a white fowl with red ear lobes laying white eggs. Based on White Plymouth Rock, Silver Gray Dorking, and White Leghorn stock, it is larger with deep bodies and medium-sized combs. Not yet ready for introduction. no birds available for purchase._SPECIFIC_DETAILS_ await stock growth for testing at state colleges and experiment stations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Wallace
Harry M Lamen
Bureau of Animal Industry
More Tourists Than Camping Grounds In Vernal
Tourists flow through Vernal this year at record levels with camping grounds full nightly and sometimes over capacity. The Vernal Commercial club notes the ladies rest room as a major attraction and calls for enlargement of grounds and bowery to accommodate visitors and boost local pride.
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Bowery
Vernal Commercial Club
Vernal
Ality Council
Pike's ‘Peak
Wartime Claims Cleanup Tour Heads to Vernal
Vernal hosts a government American Legion Red Cross effort to clear ex service member claims against the United States. The August 31 session at the Commercial Club assembly hall 8 AM to noon will gather Roscoe C. Glassman Dr. I J Paul Clarence Baird Nell Holsinger Allen and staff to assist with War Risk Insurance physicals vocational training and claim paperwork. Bring discharge marriage and birth certificates and any evidence linking disability to service.
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Vernal
Utah
United States
Assembly Trail
Vernal Commercial Club
Roscoe C. Glassman
State Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Commercial Club Assembly
Red Cross
American Legion
Gold discovery sparks gold rush near Neola Utah
Two Vernal shepherds claim a new gold ore discovery north of Neola and Roosevel t attracting farmers and cattlemen to stake claims. Government investigators check if on Indian land as real estate booms with prices rising to 150 dollars an acre and claims spread across surrounding ground.
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Neola
Picture Rock
Roosevelt
Whiterocks
Fort Duchene
Erastus Peterson
Hayden
Cripple Creek
Deseret News
Last Call as War Risk Insurance Bureau Plans Exit
If you fail to obtain what is due from the government this is likely the final notice. The War Risk Insurance Bureau is reportedly going out of business affecting policyholders and claimants seeking rightful payments.
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Unela Sam
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Cloud burst floods Price area halting mail service
Government mail truck driver Co. W. Meeling reported a cloud burst in Price flooding the town with knee deep water in the government garage. The Denver and Rio Grande line is washed out for seven miles and a bridge wash-out leaves the track suspended. A separate derailment between Grand Junction and Green River killed two and injured several. East mail is delayed two days and Price mail is not arriving for days.
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Grand Junction
Green River
Price
School to Be Established on the Duchesne River
Uintah District patrons seek to establish a Duchesne river school near Myton eight miles away. About thirty pupils expected. Fowler residence to host. Superintendent Olsen and trustees visited but bridge at Grove place washed out. Residents consider Glenwoods as district name in honor of John Glenn and John Woods. Glenn offers a site for a school building.
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Uintah
Duchesne
Glenwoods
John Glenn
John Woods
Glenn
Cedar City Cloudburst Causes Heavy Property Loss
A Saturday cloudburst in the Cedar City canyons unleashed a torrential flood that washed through the town. Property losses exceed 150000 dollars as floats were swept away. no human life was lost, which residents deem providential.
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Cedar City
The Industry Has to Be More Industrious
A concise editorial note argues that industry requires greater diligence and focus to advance, urging workers and enterprises to boost effort, efficiency, and productivity. No specific people or organizations are named, but the message emphasizes practical discipline in work habits.
American Irrigation Company seeks water from Dry Fork
The American Irrigation and Construction Company led by vice-president Gomer M. Richards filed a water use application for 106 second-feet from the Dry Fork of Ashley Creek in Uintah county. The plan would divert water around sinks via a one mile canal to supply about 29,000 irrigable acres near Vernal, returning flow to the river below the sinks.
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American Irrigation and Construction Company
Gomer M. Richards
Boston Building
Ashley Creek
Wintah
Dry Fork
Uintah Mountains
Uintah County
Vernal
Ouray Valley
Tribune
State fair to exhibit various noxious weeds
The fair will feature Tribulus terrestris the puncture vine and three Utah noxious weeds Circium argense Carduus lancolatus and Arctium minus in a weed exhibit by Weber J Webb. The display aims to educate visitors about the weeds common in Utah and statewide concerns about their spread and impact on roads and crops.
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Herodotua
California
Motorista
Weber J. Webb
Utah
Irrigation Plan for Daggett County and Wyoming Traced
Inter-State Irrigation and Reservoir Company of Manila Utah files plan to irrigate 19 096 acres in Daggett County Utah and area across the state line into Wyoming with state engineer R Elmer Caldwell noted in the application The project aims to develop water resources across state borders under state oversight.
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Daggett County
Utah
Wyoming
Inter-State Irrigation and Reservoir Company
Manila
R. Elmer Caldwell
June Brides Parade Dwarfed in Quantity by Quality
A brief note says the June brides count was small but the quality of brides was high, underscoring stronger individual appeal or status despite a limited number in the stack.
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U. 8 S
Uncle Sam
Gwan
Willivernal
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Headquartera
Robert Witmer
American Red Cross
George Ho Cruickshank
Vintage County
A. H. MacClusky
Harry Mannora
United States Automobile Road Information Company
Denver
Sevveral Days
Salt Lake City
Tha Kkompansyst
Duchesne River
American Irrigation Company
Bank of Vernal