Leadership Week at Brigham Young University Grows Vast
Leadership Week at Brigham Young University drew about 2300 entrants and over 3600 attendees from seven states and Canada. More than 100 lecturers guided civic educational and ecclesiastical topics with a new Farm Problems section enrolling 300. Social dances, pageants, concerts and a triangular debate highlighted the week while a nursery and free blankets aided attendees.
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Brigham Youth University
Canada
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College Hall
Maeser
Utah Newspaper Publicity Aids Veterans Insurance Campaign
Dr B W Black of the U S Veterans Bureau salutes the Vernal Express for publicity that spurred the October and November 1922 government insurance drive. Utah ex-service men, within a forty mile radius of Vernal, wrote 2 198 600 09 in insurance, one fourth of US October November volume.
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B. W Black
U. 8 Veterans Bureau
Boston Building
Salt Lake City
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U. S Veterans Bureau
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Interes
United States
Colorado River Pact Urged for Careful Review by Legislature
Salt Lake Tribune editorial backs Congressman Don B Colton call for a thorough study of the Colorado River pact before ratification. It argues a committee of legislators and citizens should review the document to understand its terms and contingencies, delaying final action to ensure informed judgment.
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Don B Colton
Colton
Uintah
Colorado
Utah
Congress
Colorado war chest freed for veterans relief
A $25,000 remainder of the Colorado World War chest is awarded for relief of sick and needy veterans after a district court injunction. Rice W. Means of the American Legion filed the suit. funds turned to a committee including Means Morton, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Columbus papers, and YMCA representatives.
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Denver
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Colorado War Chest
District Court
Rice W. Means
American Legion
Hazel Vernon Buried Friday at Maeser
Hazel Vernon born August 1 1899 in Maeser died after lingering illness tied to heart trouble and influenza. She taught in Emery County after Uintah academy graduation in 1919 and later lived in Vernal with family including Tess Morley Vernon Eva Roberts Hattie Afton Clara La Vaughn Orson and Morris.
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Hazel Vernon
Maeser
Uintah Academy
Hattie
Emery County
Waa
L. D . Hospital
Salt Lake
Uut
Tess
Morley Vernon
Roosevelt
Eva Roberts
Afton
Clara
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Orson
Morris
Vernal
Analyzes Costs for Benefit of Tax Payers
The report estimates asphalt project costs at about 60,600 dollars with preliminary engineering around four percent. It notes engineering on similar projects averaged 6.4 percent yearly and government estimates allow ten percent for engineering and contingencies.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Fragmentary Note on Wishes and Church Attendance
A terse fragment notes that some would wish to be unable to wish and cites one man who rarely attends church, never errs in regularity, and is singled out for his behavior.
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Delicate flavor in farm butter hinges on swift cooling
A dairyman notes that prompt cooling of milk and careful handling prevent off flavors in butter. He warns that pasteurization or neutralizing cream can dull the delicate taste, while strong feeds and poor heat removal worsen odors. Quick cooling remains a key, easily implemented dairy practice.
Dehorning Calves Young With Caustic Potash
Calves should be dehorned between three and ten days old using caustic potash. After cleaning the area, apply moistened caustic to the horn bud until the skin breaks. The process, endorsed by the New Jersey State Agricultural College dairy department, prevents horn development early.
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New Jersey State Agricultural College
Purebred bull favored for improved dairy herds
Farmers and dairymen are urged by A C Baer professor of Dairy Husbandry at the A and M college to use purebred bulls. He stresses profitable dairying require good breeding weed out poor cows and good feeding. A purebred bull can improve herds not yet headed by a purebred male and clubs can buy higher cost bulls. Herd bulls should come from tested dams with strong records when available.
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Curd in Butter Tends to Result From Sour Cream
The article explains curd in butter arises from excessive souring of cream. To prevent it, churn cream before it sours too much and casings curdling. It warns that thin occurrence causes casein to curdle, forming visible curd in butter.
Handie Helfer Kindly Troubles Nervous Helpers
A cautious approach urges kindness to a nervous helper to avoid worsening trouble. The warning highlights that severe or abusive treatment would likely escalate the situation and deepen distress.
Exercitsa Keeps Bull Busy
Exercise is a means of giving the bull something to occupy his mind plays an important part in keeping him in good humor and out of mischief.
Feed Cows Liberally in Local Farm Practices
A note urges generous feeding for dairy cows, emphasizing good milk production. The message references farm care and livestock management guidance without naming individuals or organizations.
Duchesne Club Seeks Extra Judge for Fourth District
The Duchesne Commercial club led by president Harry Dubenstein and secretary G G Bench passed a resolution urging the Illinois legislature to back Senate Bill No 17 by Dixon to add another district judge in the Fourth Judicial District. They note 2861 cases in 1922 overwhelmed one judge, causing backlogs and delays. The resolution was sent to Senator William H Smart of Roosevelt and state representative L A Hollenbeck.
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Duchesne Commercial Club
Harry Dubenstein
G. G
Senate
Dixon
Fourth Judicial District
William H. Smart
Roonavelt
Vate
L. A. Hollenec
Duchesne County Abstract Forms Duchesne Corporation
The Duchesne County Abstract company with $5000 capital to be divided into 5000 shares filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state on Monday January 29. The firm aims to transcribe Duchesne county records to create abstracts of title. Directors include Robert G. Porter M. M Porter and M B Pope with incorporators I G Bench and George C Kohl.
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Duchesne County
Duchesna County
Robert G. Porter
M. M Porter
M. B Pope
I. G. Bench
George C Kohl
Winter Feeding Guide for Hens Reinforces Laying Readiness
Market all hens except known good layers. Feed during winter to grow new feathers, regain vitality from heavy egg production, gain flesh, and prepare to lay strong eggs for the batching season.
Auctioneer Persuasion Tops Odd Card Table Bid
In a Chicago Journal anecdote a folding card table becomes the stage for a dramatic bidding scene. A towheaded youth pushes the price to two dollars as the crowd laughs and the auctioneer finally declares the item sold amid banter.
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Chicago. Journal
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