Christmas Greetings and Farm Policy Debates in 1837
Farmers discuss plans for 1837 planting and economic planning as polls consider a conservation allowance and diversions to ease earnings. Farmers in many states back flexible rules to aid planning while the program develops under Mr Fellows. Nearly four million pounds of surplus food have been supplied to agricultural communities.
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AAA
Oder
Washington, D. C
George MR Purcroll
Diristonta
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Faces Future at Fort Duchesne
The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention, a key educational and social institution, aims to continue at Fort Duchesne with thousands attending. Delegates from across the Basin will gather December 15 to ensure the convention is not dissolved, as universities, Indian Department support, and local businessmen' backing sustain the event.
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Uintah Basin
Pat
Fort Ducheane
Na Oy Tetum
Indian Department
Wen
Fort Duchesne
How to Gain Popularity by Liking Others
Robert Quillen argues that ordinary intelligence can win popularity by liking people. Avoid offenses, speak less, and refrain from cruel digs about others. Those who begin charming are likelier to be treated well, while thoughtless remarks ruin trust and future goodwill. Mason City Globe-Cazette.
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Robert Quillen
Miost
Ana
Calid
Onca
Perron
Mason City
Globe-Cazette
Carelessness Causes Fire Across U.S. Losses Soaring
A historical article argues Americans share blame for rising fire losses of over 20 million dollars in seven months of 19 7, urging personal responsibility and proactive prevention. It contrasts U.S. attitudes with Europe, warning neglect and indifference endanger property and lives and calling fire prevention a civic duty.
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United Stes
Rentoghia
Jikowicc
Long Range Relief Program Cited as Vital to Prosperity
The Supreme Court's split decision on New York's unemployment insurance law shifts relief thinking toward long range measures. WPA funds run out next year. estimates for next fiscal year reach billions. Hopkins urges broader reforms including shorter hours higher wages child labor end of low age limits for old age insurance and permanent WPA to cover more workers.
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Lerree
Tashington
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Snet
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Farmers urged to finish 1936 program payments and plan 1937 ideas
Around the County with The County Agent reports 50 percent of signers under the 1936 Agricultural Conservation program will drop final papers to qualify for payment. About 272 farmers in Uintah and Barli counties may receive roughly 83,090 after administrative deductions. Farmers are urged to contact the Agent upon card arrival and learn details.
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Uintah
Bari
Utah
Pocatello
Midaho
Mrr
Farrell
Washington
Ty W. W. Owens
USAG
A4 W. Gilman
Orem
AAA
Relief rolls in Utah under Agricultural Adjustment Act
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Utah relief administration distributed surplus foods to the needy in Utah on October 1, 1938. The effort, supervised by federal surplus commodities, aimed to reduce price-depressed markets by routing supplies to those unable to buy through regular trade channels. Officials note low farm mortgage rates and improved finances as 1938 ends, with debt and interest reductions lifting many farmers.
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Utah
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wm.’ Peterson
DAC Extension Service
Utah Relief Administration
Beret
Federal Land Bank
Aslower
Nf Land Bank
Lntareat Co Tend Bank
Loana md cc
Idaho Growers Move Large 1936 Wool Clip
Secretary Clarr of the Idaho Woolgrowers association says virtually all of Tanho's 1936 wool clip, about 5,004 1,000-pound bales, has shipped out of Idaho and sold for 4 1/2 to 37 1/2 cents. Producers report contracts below 30 to 34 cents and a 1937 buyer offering around 36 cents per pound, indicating rising prices.
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BOIBE
Tanho
Conte
Clarr
Idaho Woolcrow- Jera’ Association
Jomo Contracting
Charter State Junior C. meets. National body notes held
The fragment describes a national body meeting in St Louis on December 12 with Eldred Jacaz as a director and Glen E Howe in national view, discussing charter status and recent annual proceedings. The garbled text mentions Vernal and other names in board roles.
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Afr
Glen E. Howe
St. Loot
Eldred N.jacaz
Ace
Vernal Tm
Directara
Untitled Fragment on Tomorrow and Unseen Hunters
A garbled fragment mentions waiting for tomorrow and a figure who took notes, followed by a note about men climbing with guns hunting incidents rather than game. The text is unclear and reads like OCR junk, offering little verifiable detail or context.
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Wirentazs
Txtay Gata
Munters
Trucos
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