County Home Agents Learn New Methods
County and home agents learn new farming methods and information sharing at the annual Extension Service Conference in Logan. Speakers included Prof Longsdorf of Kansas State College and Dr Paul Kruze of Cornell University. 4 H work in Uintah County rated good, with leadership from Fern Shipley and David Sharp. Specialized instruction covered most phases of agriculture and home economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clair K. Acord
Uintah County
Longsdorf
Kansas State College
Paul Kruze
Cornell University
Uintah
Freda Davis
Aliish
Fern Shipley
David Sharp
Mrs. Davis
Uintah schools report on تطective personnel and upgrades
Uintah School District reports more certified teachers than last year and cuts in authorized positions. Improvements include in service training, counseling courses, building and grounds upgrades, new water lines, chlorination equipment, updated wiring, and cooperative projects with communities to beautify and repair school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Schoola
Yar
Harold Mundell
Hmne
Schoel
Lundell
McSwain
University of Utah Extension Division
State Departmel of Public Instruction
Vernon ¥. Larsen
State Department
Uintah High School
Glen F
Naples
Tridell
Avalon
BTA
Lapoint
Mercer
Vernal Central School
Navles
Grournds
Cinke to the enlldreette cane system
A fragment describes the enlldreette cane system focusing on fixed carbon content. It notes a mix including some neh and a small ner cent of volatile matter derived from the matitation of bituminous coal.
Vernal Area News Roundup of Births and Local Happenings
Baby announcements mark a busy week with multiple births in Vernal and surrounding towns. Families welcomed boys and girls, including a December 3 arrival at Daniel Jackson’s home and a December 25 gift baby at the Duken Naples residence. A Vernal-Uintah County ferry update notes winter ice crossing with road conditions favorable between Vernal and Watson. The Victory Highway No 40 funding, Santa Fe dinosaur rock finds, and local faculty honor rolls accompany community items.
Baby births and local notes highlight December events
The Uinta Basin sheep industry payroll reached a million dollars for the year. Mr and Mrs Lynn Cook welcomed a baby girl born at midnight December 15. Mr and Mrs Joseph Glines had a baby girl born December 8. A new boy joined Mr and Mrs Forest Goodrich on December 18. Alice Markey received a four dollar bonus from J C Penney Co for top sales. Dr and Mrs Wallace Calder welcomed a 10 pound baby boy born December 19, with Mrs Calder visiting her parents. Mr Calder plans to study in Chicago dental college and graduate next spring. The coldest night of the season occurred on Christmas night with the thermometer at 1 degree below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jackson
Brush Creek
Emmett Hell
Hall
Irene Willcoxin
Jeremiah Rich
Gladys Chanman
Clara Colton
Zelpha Cook
Isabell Dillman
Lela Hall
May Holfeltz
Wendell Johnson
Harry McClanahan
Lawrence
Siddoway
Donald Maryon
Ruth Wall
Myron Norgard
Elias Winn
Terral Atwood
Glines Ward
Ray Corless
Uintah Basin
Lynn Cook
Joseph Glines
Dee
Forest Goodrich
Aliee Markey
J. C. Penney Co
Wallace C. Calder
Calder
Ae Ye Mlbeender
Caler
Chicago
Dentals College
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County
Kalinty
Tussle
Svear
Hatch Motor Sales
West Vernal
Farrell A. Hatch
Mgr
James Schaefermeyer
Alterra High School
State Department of Health
Frank Hatch
Bishop B. O. Coltan
Mofflat
Maeser
Arch Allen
Hm Nickels
Don Ashley
John Merkley
Charles Willams
Alma Bowthorpe
Davia
Jed Match
Joseph Walker
Charles Hardy
James W. Richardson
Nellie Richardson (Collier
Chatles Carpenter
Don B. Colton
Green River
Sill
Vernal
Watson
Ferra Hadlock
Carrie Duke
Arthur A. Perez
Nettie Knudeson
Moffat
A. G. Goodrich
Stella Richards
New York
Wm. Moore
Lester Duken
Congress
Craig
Jenifer
Laboratory of Anthropology
Santa Fe
Albert B. Reagan
U Field Service
Leo C. Thorne
Caldera
Uintah County Mbrary
W.E. Denhardt
Uintah Drug
Havre
Monna
Showalter Motor Company
Vernal, Utah
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