Local notices and community events clutter Uintah Basin paper
A crowded church conference, family visits, and farm updates fill the page. Townsfolk report eye treatment travel, a fire at Mis Gurr’s farm, a baby birth to Mr and Mrs Swett, and funeral attendance for Mrs Glenn. The Hardy water issue includes a protest letter to the Utah commission over Duchesne River allocations and Deer Creek storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mii
Joseph Herbert
Cail
Salt Lake
Joeph Arrowsmith
Lewis Alien
Ethel Johnstom
David Karren
Blue Moutain
Yvan Atwood
Jerome
N T Learbed
Luther Swett
Bir
Leon Glenn
Leon
Las Vegas
New
Wm Kanen Ranch
Tee Duston
Harold Twitchell
California
Ila Feltch
Lizzie
Wheat program provides 102 million in 1934 and 1935
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced that farmers participating in the wheat adjustment program will receive not less than 102 million dollars in total benefits for the coming marketing year. Payments are set at 29 cents per bushel of the domestic allotment, with two installments: 20 cents per bushel due in October 1934 and a second installment of 9 cents per bushel after contract compliance proof. The 1935 planting base is at least 83 percent of the 1928 32 seeded acreage, with no reduction below 1934 planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farminy
United States
Agricultural
Ad@fjustment Administration
Sass Wm Petersory
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A Wallace
Jensen cate rented and family visits amid illness
A jumble of local notices reports illness from Flu to typhoid inquiries, family visits in Jensen and nearby towns, a baby illness in Fruita, and multiple residents traveling to care for kin. Clerical and social notes mention appendicitis surgery, visits to Vernal and Rainbow, and a fundraising event with a play and dance.
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Charles Martinsen
Charles Wise
Martinsen
Rainbow
Fibert Mewis
Fruita Molo
Meeks
Afr
J BE Campbell
Meeker
Grand Junction
Cole
Lori
Angus Merrill
Frank Merrill
Owen Wril
Jensen
Green River
Eldon
California
Wer Dhaners
Salt Laks
Dhaners
Francis Stewart
Percy
Caths Billings
Hox Ruple Ranch
Island Park
Ferron Macking
Geoge Davis
Sarah Man
Laramie
Duchesne Citizens Protest Water Diversion Plan
Duchesne County residents oppose Salt Lake and Utah counties diverting waters from the upper Duchesne and Current Creek to the western slope. The Duchesne Gateway club, led by Day Crocker, warns such a move would injure local arable land and argues water from the eastern watershed should be used for Duchesne development. The letter to State Engineer Humpherys from the club signals resistance to Deer Creek Utah Lake project advocates.
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Duchesne
Colorado River
Deer Creek
Crocker
Strawberry Reservoir
Strawberry River
Salt Lake City
Utah Valley
Current Creek
Duchesne County
Salt Lake
Utah
State Capitol
Crocket
Club
Utah Lake
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Ashley
Uintah Basin
Utah State Water Storage Commission
Humpherys
Guy
Spy
Jensen Cate
Eres
Ted Ete
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