Visit roundup from Darrell Millers and friends in Arizona
Mr and Mrs Darrell Miller left Thursday for Arizona to visit Mrs Miller's parents Mr and Mrs Dykes of Craig The Dykes plan to spend the winter There are visits by Ella Mae Carter Rosie Newman Judy Gray and others in Steamboat Springs Skull Creek Blue Mountain and Powell Wyoming Several moved or traveled for holidays including Bob Holt moving to Powell and Ruth Mars visiting Blue Mountain Families and friends from Casper Meeker and Sterling share news of travel and illness One Army December trip to Shire mentioned and Williams family return from Montana Nebraska trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Miller
Arizona
Ella Mae Carter
Rosie Newman
Steamboat Springs
Farr Gadd
Alfred Christengen
Lapoint
Casper
Bill
Bob Gadd
Russ Fiddlers
Rawlins
Wipe
C. E. Brush
Ent Helts
Grand Junction
Eugene Lees
Oklahoma
Bob Holt
Powell, Wy
Nera Lou Mueller
Snagband
Poly
LeRoy Taylors
Sterling Bsering
den Shire
Lee Willams
Montrose
Nebraska
Surplus Problem Tops U S Farm Work For Efficient Growth
American agriculture faces surplus worries as production soars. Roger Fleming of the American Farm Bureau notes farm worker output rose 63 percent from 1940 to 1954, now serving 18 people. Mechanization climbs 250 percent since WWII, with 2 million more machines and boosted capital. Homer Rinkley highlights marketing needs amid frozen foods and changing consumer habits. Al Fodor offers a wry cook remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Fleming
American Farm Bureau Federation
Fleming
Homer Rinkley
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Mra Windrip Seeks Husband After Missing Evening
Fragmentary remarks reveal Mra Windrip asking where her husband spent the evening and catching him home early with an apparent misstep. The source hints at a larger moral or personal tale about restraint and judgment in a small community.
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Mra Windrip
Elections and notices at Uintah School District and Vernal area
November 22 1934 seven candidates seek election at Uintah School Board and road projects prompt bids from State Road Commission. Rural notices include baby births, drouth cattle buys, tax increases, pine wood withdrawal, and a Doughboy monument move. Local industry reports cite poultry thieves, bank building, bridge completion, and a San Diego auto trip by area residents.
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Ulatah
Bosra Rangery
Glen D. Sutton
Asher Manwaring
Ralph Hatch
Imer Lind
Drouth
Alton Hatch
Vernal Ie
Trans-Continental
State Road Commission
High Line Canal
Walfway Hollow
Humphrey Phosphate Co
Abure
Dea
Neldon Calder
Peary Indicatt
Wallace Calder
John Powell
Uintah
New Indian Agent Appointed as Uintah County Prospecting News
On December 4 1814 Albert H Neal is transferred from Arizona to White Rocks as the new Indian agent A L Browne notes the Uinta mountains remain fertile for prospecting. County education board members include A G Goodrich C B Bartlett and Wm Oaks. Willcox Academy debate team to include John McNaughton Avice Johnson and Gordon DeMoisy. Nile Hugel county surveyor investigates the Vernal Duchesne county line. Roosevelt confirmed in Uintah County. Thanksgiving night dance at Le Rocks honors Mr and Mrs Trumbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Neal
Arizona
White ‘Rocks
A. £. Browne
Uinta Mountains
A. G. Goodrich
C B. Bartlett
Wm. Oaks
John McNaughton
Avice Johnson
Gordon DeMoisy
Willcox Academy
Nile Hugel
Vernal
Duchesne
Roosevelt
Uintah County
le Rocks
Trumbo
Disease Cases Jump to 41 In Uintah County
Uintah County lists forty one reportable diseases for the week ending November 18 from the Utah State Health Department. Chicken pox accounts for fourteen cases, German measles twelve, and mumps fifteen. Statewide total for the week reaches 308 with cancer, poliomyelitis, influenza, measles, and other infections reported. Year to date statewide cases total 16,759, down from 22,4390 at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Utah State Department of Health
Home electric incinerator to dispose trash and sanitize containers
A domestic device under development will burn household waste and food scraps while sanitizing cans and bottles. The unit operates as an electric incinerator aimed at kitchen and curbside waste management for home use, highlighting sanitation and chemical-free disposal features.
Navy researchers unveil warm yet itch free long underwear
US Navy experts report progress on a new fabric for long underwear promising warmth without itch. The project aims to improve crew comfort in cold environments while maintaining mobility and durability. Further trials are planned aboard ships and at research facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Navy
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Cultord
Hartley
Hare
New York
England
Tridell
United States
Yerrest Goodrich
Harleys
A. H. Ellett
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Dorothy
Carolyn
Ruth
Phillip
Michael
Mariss
Melvin
Doris
Marian
Mary
Tribune
Artelia
Darrell Millers
Leo
Flynn Harper
Horseshoe Bend
Ruth Mars
Blue Mt
Wayne
Dick Dunnica
al Fodor
Vernal Express
Ang J
Uintah State Bank
Sylvanus Collett
Halfway Hollow
Farmington
Coltharp
Bride
Horton Sellers
Sellers
Edith Davis
Geo. A Davia
Mary McAndrews
Aston Odekirk
Merle Ashton
Sh Maya Academy
Salt
Une
Joseph Winward
Lizzie L. Clark
Gert Academy
Gerto
Wentz
Wew
Ruby Grimsey
George W Boone
A. M Seymore
Geo. Walb
Craig
San Diego
E D Samuels
Vernal Thoroughbred Sheep and Livestock Company
Karl E. Sommerlate
U 8
Moscow
Russia
Firth
Magee
Reed’s
Gipson Hotel
Age
West Main
Jearias
Oncomeres
Boron
Iseuben
Slaugh Motor Company
East Main
Vmanes Ward
Laurence C. Cooper
Utah
Mutual Ts
Moines
Ast
Taam
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