Utah Farm Bureau Contacts and Editors Listed
The page lists Bennett Independence Moffatt Lapoint Tridell Diamond Mt presidents and officers including John Gardner Herman Mullins Morley Jones L Lundberg and J Lundberg plus editing committee members and address areas in Utah counties. Communications for this page must be signed and sent to the Farm Bureau office in Vernal Utah with county agents and leaders named.
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J. H. Wittwer
Forest
Slaugh
Farm Bureau Office
Vernal
Utah
Border method of irrigation for alfalfa gains ground
The Border method of irrigation, a refined form of flooding, divides fields into narrow bordered strips. It works on level to 1 ft per 100 ft slopes, saves water, reduces labor, and improves stand quality. Practical setup, strip widths, and head choices vary by soil. emphasis on early land prep and a strong stand. For sale: five passenger car in good condition. Call or visit.
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California
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Joseph P. Hacking
Honey Health Warning For Uintah County Beekeepers
James Marshall the County Bee Inspector warns Uintah County honey consumers about Foul Brood spreading through contaminated honey containers. He urges thorough cleaning before disposal to prevent disease transfer and notes hefty costs to beekeepers and potential higher honey prices due to reduced crops.
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James Marshall
Arizona Temple Day Proclaimed for Mesa Project
A church notice designates Sunday September 12 as Arizona Temple Day to encourage Latter-day Saints to contribute to the Mesa temple project. The observance aims to unite members in support and fundraising activities across congregations in the region.
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Mesa
Arizona
Early Wheat Planting Urged After Storm
The recent storm period signals a shift to fall wheat planting to avoid drought risks and rusts. Early plowing helps control weeds and ensures a safer, richer soil for next year’s crop. The piece emphasizes seizing the opportunity for early wheat sowing.
Curry speaks to dairymen on banker relations
A Monday night dairy association meeting at the court house featured L. W. Curry addressing bankers and dairymen. He urged mutual cooperation to understand each other’s problems, and those absent missed a valuable talk.
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Dairy Association
Court House
L. W. Curry
Church urges bishops to organize donations from members
The First Presidency requests each bishop to arrange for members to donate to a fund. Each bishop should encourage ward members to become donors and await further details on collection, donor records, and remittance. The Presiding Bishopric will oversee the fund. Heber J. Grant, Anthon H. Lund, Chas W. Penrose.
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Heber J. Grant
Anthon H. Lund
Chas W. Penrose
The Dairymen of Uintah County debate dairy future
Lester Hingham urges Uintah dairymen to embrace the dairy cow as central to livestock wealth amid rising milk demand. He cites a Los Angeles school milk survey linking regular milk consumption to taller, heavier, quicker learners and athletic success, urging dairymen to lead campaigns for increased dairy product use.
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Los Angeles
Times
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Wm. Adams
John Gardner
H. BE. Womass Co
W. Bodily
Sprouse
P. H. Goodrich
F. Hansen
J. M. Lundberg
A. D. Reynolds
J. L. Finney
John GQ. Hacking Herman Mullins Morley Jones
Frank Glines
A. T. Johnson
F. C. Lundberg
P. Oo
Bennett
Ft. Duchesne
Myton
Lapoint
Tridell
BE. D. Smith
Arthur Fife
Uintah County
Arizona Temple Day
Lester Hingham
Uintah Dairy Association
Mary Jones
Sale Moen
Rotary
Sale
Ade
A' Boas
Wil