Duchesne Fair Announces Two Vernal Winners
The Duchesne Fair concluded with two Vernal winners in livestock and home economics. Livestock champions include Lagny Young of Duchesne fat beef, D Denton Crozier Neola Dairy cattle Brent Tit Vernal swine Eddie Ake Vernal fat lamb, and MVPray Mylon reserve fat lamb. Elden R. Witeken Duchesne won the sweepstakes prize. In home economics, Kenneth Squire Roosevelt won first in wood arts and Melba Gagon Wanson Roosevelt took first in painting. A Utah Basin American Quarter Horse Show followed with entries from five states and a parade.
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Lagny Young
Duchesne
D. Denton Crozier
Neola
Brent Tit
Eddie Ake
Mylon
Elden R. Witeken
Kenneth Squire
Roosevelt
Dirst
Melba Gagon Wanson
Tuck Honoxé
Uiitah Basin
Naples Area Warned of Escaped Felon
Uintah County Sheriff Nor mar R. Fletcher warned Naples residents that an escaped convict likely armed was missing from a sawmill honor camp 10 miles north of Duchesne between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. A pistol was reported missing from a Naples home and the felon may have stolen it. residents were told to secure doors and monitor children until the caper ended when the fugitive surrendered to officers.
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Uintah
Normar R. Fletcher
Naples
Nevill
George Hichard Emmett
Duchesne
Arce
Escapor
Matt Foley Wins Trophy at Duchesne Horse Show
Matt Foley of Vernal won a trophy and blue ribbon with his registered quarter horse stallion colt at Duchesne Horse Show on Saturday. The horse captured first place as the rodeo wrapped up the fair activities.
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Math Foley
Vernat
Duchesne
St James Pre-School Registration Announcement
St James Catholic Church announces preschool registration to be held Thursday from 10 am to noon. The program runs Tuesdays and Thursdays, for children four by October end, with small registration and tuition fees. Fr James Fogerty notes the Frangelessa Sisters atonement run the non-denominational program.
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St. James Cathalic Caurch
James Fogerty
Fogerty
St. James
Franglessa Sisters
Suburban neighbors clash over fence line vow to move
A suburban woman bickers with her neighbor about moving to a better neighborhood. They briefly confirm they will not be relocating, with both insisting changes are coming, implying upcoming neighborhood shifts.
County Fair Draws Crowds Big Success
The 1963 United Country Fair at United High School gym drew large crowds with varied exhibits and strong craft, sewing, and painting displays. Royalty included Geraldine Washburn queen and attendants. officials cited rides, foods, and new Civil Defense displays boosting turnout.
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United High School
Manship
Boch
Tidge
Lorin Folland
Salt Lake
Olympus High School
University of Utah
New York City
Europe
Vernal
Clark Oviatt
Rulon S. Hawking
Uintah County
Harold McRee
Margene Tal
Geraldine Washburh
Vickie Peterson
Kay Caldwell
Straw valuation and baling windrowed grain discussed
The correspondent argues straw quality for bedding has declined with mixed straw and grain, noting premiums for straw and the impact of windrow drying. They advocate drying grain in windrows before baling to improve storage quality and suggest European practice of termination threshing and balers, asking why not in the U S.
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Cuttes Bar
Farming waste and manure use in livestock operations
The text discusses manure handling on farms, manure value vs labor costs, and by products from livestock. It notes barn floors and lagoons as common, the appeal of straw and feed quality, and argues against wasteful practices. It cites Dr. Frank M. Crane on turkey rations and optimal salt levels for turkeys and other poultry.
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Annaglyania
Frank M. Crane
Land O'Lakes Creameriea
Minneapolis
Crooked Stitchers Final Meeting At Home In August
Reporter Marlene Wardle notes the last meeting of the year was held Monday August 19 at Sylvia Slaugh’s home. Members reviewed books and left finished articles with Sylvia to take to the fair. They planned to attend the Style Dress Revue at 6 pm Thursday with Marie Wardle and Mrs Slaugh provided refreshments.
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Marlene Wardle
Sylvia Slaugh
Sylvia
Marie Wardle
Closing party honors eye leader Orla Pope in 2006
The text describes a closing party held at Orla Pope's home on the 19th with cake ice cream and punch. Guests sang and a four member quartet performed marking the year 2006 as a learned milestone.
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Eye
Orla Pope
Minister forecasts apocalyptic signs amid Day of Judgment
A minister proclaims a Day of Judgment with threats of lightning, floods, fires, and earthquakes. A Nelle girl asks anxiously if she will be spared as the crowd points to looming disasters.
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