Local Farm Bureau Notes and Editorial Team Roster
A reading shows lists of local leaders editors and officers for the Farm Bureau page. It names Presidents Wm Adams John Gardner H E Womack and other members including Secretary-Treasurer NM Lundberg and Editing Committee A Johnson F Lundberg with contact addresses across Utah towns Vernal Ft Duchesne Myton Lapoint Tridell Legend lists county agent E D Smith J H Wittwer and club leader FOREST 8 Slaugh. All communications to the Farm Bureau office in Vernal Utah.
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J. H. Wittwer
Forest 8
Slaugh
Farm Bureau Office
Vernal
Utah
Uintah Poultry Shippers urged to unite for fair prices
Uintah County turkey shippers, aided by J Ed ward Taylor, Commercial agent of the State Farm Bureau, secured 40c a pound for No 1 birds after dealers paid that rate to some growers. Taylor warns against shipping poorly graded No 2 stock and urges growers to form cooperatives to market on a business basis to secure fair value and avoid discrimination.
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Uintah County
J. Edward Taylor
State Farm Bureau
Uintah
Salt Lake
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Uintah Basin
Uintah Basin Livestock Report Highlights Good Condition
Harden Bennion secretary of state reports Uintah basin stock in better shape than years past. The range is well supplied with grain and hay stacks are plentiful. Willow Creek bridge between Castle Gate and Duchesne is completed. Bennion, acting for the road commission, arranged Ver nal Fort Duchesne bids and work contracts while away.
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Harden Bennion
Uintah
Willow Creek Bridge
Castle Gate
Duchesne
Behniah
Road Commission
Bennion
Vernal
Fort Duchesne
Public Health Clinic Coming
Well yearned Sunday remarks by James J. Wallis, executive secretary of the Utah Public Health association, relay President Wilson and President Taft messages urging Christmas seal sales to fund tuberculosis work. The letters emphasize early case detection and community protection through this fundraising effort.
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James J. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Wilson
Taft
Mickie the Printer's Devil Air Youth Editor Tale
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic exchange involving Mickie the printer’s devil and a youth editor. A speaker asserts a deception, threats, and a confrontation near a garden, with taunts about a liar and a back door remark.
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AIR
Dairy Farming And Bank Deposits In Western Towns
A study by Chris Johnson using Rand McNally data compares bank deposits per capita in dairy regions versus other farming districts. It shows higher per capita deposits in dairy dominated towns such as Vernon, Nampa, Litchfield, Dassel, Dekato, and Grove City, Minnesota and Idaho, with averages highlighting dairy income as a major wealth factor. Grain and fruit areas lag behind despite similar populations, suggesting dairy profitability drives regional prosperity.
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Rand McNally
Bankers Directory
Blue Book
Apne Vernon
Wash
Nampa
Idaho
Litchfield
Minn
Dassel
Dekato
Grove City
Camas
Rexburg
Malad
Moorhead
Tracy
Marshall
Minnesota
Chris Johnson
Tuberculosis Campaign Endorsed With Public Support
The speaker urges united action against tuberculosis likening it to submarine warfare against the United States. He hopes platform leaders educators and media will spread fresh, nutritious food and rest as part of the national tuberculosis campaign and wishes it success.
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America
United States
Joe
Farm Bureau Plans Alfalfa Seed Pool
Dean P Peterson resigns as state farm bureau farm agent to become manager of the alfalfa seed pool in cooperation with J Edward Taylor. He will oversee most alfalfa and sweet clover seed sales and set up offices in the McCormick building as Seed Marketing Association of the Utah State Farm Bureau.
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Dean P Peterson
Delta
J Edward Taylor
State Farm Bureau
McCormick Building
Seed Marketing Association
Utah State Farm Bureau
Financial Condition Found Better In Dairying Community
The Dairy Division reports dairying communities in Ducheshe and Uintah counties show stronger financial health. Prosperity stems from better homes, farms, roads, education, and living standards driven by sustained dairy development. Dairy areas display resilient finances despite occasional high feed costs and factory pressures.
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Ducheshe
Uintah
Bank Deposit i
Dairying in Ashley Valley Faces Missed Opportunity
Bankers and dairy interests urged Ashley Valley to seize the season. The piece argues dairying endures hardships and offers stable credit, calling for farmers, stockmen, and bankers to unite in a concrete plan to boost local dairying and countywide effort.
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Ashley Valley
Tridell Girls Club Social At Miss Edith Johnson Home
Last Saturday night the young folks of Tridell enjoyed a joyful party at Miss Edith Johnson's home. The club teacher hosted the gathering after a summer of successful work meetings, earning the affection of the community and memories of delightful socials.
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Tridall
Edith Johnson
Tridell
Miss Johnson
Edith
GrOW Adds New Class In Shorthorn Division
National Western Stock Show announces changes for Shorthorn cattle exhibitors. Class 7 requires dry cows three years old or older with no calf. New Class 18 covers cows of any age with calf at side calved after January 21, 1920. Premiums offered total 40, 36, 30, 26, and 16. Show runs January 16 to 22, 1921.
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National Western Stock Show
Alda
Alde
Calved
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Appreciation of Uintah County voters for Commissioner race
A signer thanks Uintah County voters for electing him as County Commissioner on November 2. He pledges to advance county progress and ensure value for every dollar. The note references Ex-Governor E. M. Ammons in Colorado and includes a dated letter from Denver on October 27 praising local timber and highway efforts.
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Uintah
E. M. Athmons
Colorado
Moe
Denver
Fred Feltch
Vernal
Utah
Feltch
Grand County
M. Ammons
Alfalfa Land Near Vernal Offers 800 Per Acre
Denver and Uintah Lake Real Estate Ass’n advertises alfalfa land for sale near Vernal at 800 per acre. Terms include 1 to 3 payments yearly and first class water rights. Interested buyers may phone, write, or call for details.
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Rat Lake
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