American Legion Plans State Boy Scout Camp in Utah
Provo date Jan 29 The American Legion urged Utah state officers to back a summer camp for Boy Scouts on a ten acre Provo canyon site behind Mount Timpanogas. The plan seeks a War Department tent and equipment loan, with Camp logistics and leadership under Scout guidance and local civic group cooperation.
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American Legion
Provo
Americano Legion
Ameria
Boy Scouts of Utah
Utah
Mart W Roylance
Department of Utah
Legion
Aspen Grove
Provo Canyon
Mount Timpanogas
Roylance
Dog Scouts of America
War Department
Losson
Rotary
Kiwanis
Cive
Loyal Support Clears Big Sum For Fire Fund
A Sunny South report details a variety show led by Dr Mo J Fratche mando lin Nick Swann and Mayor Walter G Barnes with banjo mandolin and old time acts. The event raised 416.34 after expenses from 479 tickets sold to support the firemen’s fund with proceeds placed in the fund’s bank account.
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Sunny South
Mo J Fratche
Nick Swann
Walter G Barnes
Mr& Sperling
Gus Davin
Edith de Moizy
Fay Siddoway
Reya York
Sybil Collier
Oral Coltharp
Thelma Coupe
Eva York
Dicky
Jensen
Carl Dayta
Jiges
T. C. Parker
Maggie
Rome
Vernal Mré
A. N. Timothy
Gus Emert
Finn ‘Chapman
Charles Tucker
Will Johnson
Byron Thomas
Oith Charlen Hunt
Vernal Fire Department
Hees
James Long
Vernal Junior High
Glenn Barnes
Ephla
Glen Bennion Joins Sigma Alpha Fraternity
Glen Bennion of Vernal joined the Sigma Alpha Fraternity at Utah’s Agricultural College on January 16. Bennion, a commercial student, was pledged after rival fraternal bids and is active in the commercial club amid strong Vernal College attendance.
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Glen Bennion
Sigma Alpha Fraternity
Utah
Sigma Alpha
Bennion
College
Andag
Pestle
Ssra Alpha
Air Bennion
School of Commeréal
Commeréial Club
Agricultural College
Vernal
The
Agricultural College of Utah
Almce Thera Bro Elelé
College Etandise
Severay Federal
Sara
Dedn Bennion
Lovi Smith
Charles S. Car_ter
Leland Hennion
Rayi Sigdbwry
Carter
Kimball
Slaugh
Glaugh
Qlen Bennion
Sigma Affha
Legion Auxiliary Meets to Plan Renewed Activities
The American Legion Auxiliary state executive committee will meet in East Lake City on February 3 to approve charter applications of newly organized units and to map future activities. Officers will present committee reports and outline work for volunteers as cannell fruits and delicacies are prepared for hospitalized veterans.
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East Lake City
American Legion Auxiliary
Ciy
O. F. McShane
State Secrestary
Toormer Strvica
Iwto
Golton Addresses Senate On Tax and Legislation
Congressman Don B. Golton speaks before the Senate, discussing the federal income tax and its perceived flaws. He argues high earners pay proportionally less due to tax-exempt securities and urges consideration of legislative measures while stressing the evolving value of proposals over time.
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Don“B. Colton
Betida
McKay
Pacasion
Colton
Srit Lake Tribune
Covered Wagon Pictures Displayed in Salt Lake Window
Salt Lake City viewers can see displays of 236 photographs from The Covered Wagon, the latest large production by the Fhingus Mayers Lashy corporation. Edward Curtis supervised the outdoor scenes including the buffalo hunt, shot last summer on Antelope Island. A desert segment was filmed near Milford with a 3200 strong colony sunning for three months. The film will be shown locally soon, per company representatives.
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Wsalt Lake City
Fhingus Mayers Lashy Corporation
Sigel
Edward Curtis
Photograppe
J P Morgin Foundation
Antelops Island
Ufminz
Milford
Lafayette’s Home a Club in France for American Visitors
The chateaux of Chavagnac in the Upper Loire, once owned by a prominent marquis, is now American owned and operated as a club. It offers terrace views, fresh air, and facilities including a golf belt course tennis and other athletic features for guests. Visitors can stay beneath the sheltering sign and enjoy the historic surroundings.
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Lafayette
Tana City
Hog Rounds Worm Eradication System Gains Attention
The U S Department of Agriculture reports on a swine sanitation system first used in McLean County Illinois. The method targets intestinal roundworm, a major hog losses cause, with trials on about 10 000 pigs showing thrifty results. The Mercy County Farm Bureau plans a clean-up campaign to promote the program. Readers can obtain the plan by writing to the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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United Sates Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Meleun County
Hilnels
McLean County
Mercer County
Farm Bureau
Institute of American Meat Packers
Ing
American Veterinary “Midien Association
Department of Agriculture
USDA approves ship crate design for hog transport
The United States Department of Agriculture, Washington DC, reports a satisfactory ship crate design for swine. The crate size varies with hog dimensions and must be several inches longer and wider to allow the animal to lie down safely.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Angorne
Future dairy herds rely on purebred bulls and efficient feeding
A United States Dairy Division study of 6004 cows shows higher butterfat production raises feed costs but yields greater income over feed costs. For 100, 200, 300, and 400 pounds of butterfat yearly, net returns rise from 10 to 100 dollars, with proportional but not equal cost increases. A good purebred bull, proper feed, and care boost these results, writes F. E. Ball Colorado State Dairy Commissioner.
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United States Dairy Division
F. E. Ball
Colorado State Dairy
Eradicate Cattle Lice with Maseed Treatment
Dr W A Riley head of entomology at University farm St Paul outlines a cattle lice control method using raw Maseed. One pint applied with brush on the back from head to tail and across the shoulder tops targets lice in the most infested areas. Reapply after three to four weeks and continue through winter using fresh Maseed to avoid skin irritation.
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W. A. Riley
Division of
Entomology
University Farm
St Paul
Food for Fall Pigs Care
Food guidance for fall pig litters emphasizes supplying skim milk or tankage, particularly after weaning to ensure proper nutrition and growth. The note underlines the need to maintain adequate feed during the early postweaning period for healthy pigs.
Blanket Heats Up Horses Warns Owners and Vets
A short notice advises using blankets when horses become heated to prevent overheating. It mentions veterinary guidance and emphasizes timely cooling and care for equines in warm conditions.
Punctual Feeding and Waterfall Stock Steady
A concise note notes that regular feeding and waterfall stock practices keep the flock calm. It emphasizes punctual meals and steady supply to prevent fleas and stress.
Churning Troubles From Cream Temperature And Salt
Churning troubles are caused by the feed or months since cows were fresh. Weather affects ripening. cream may be too cold or too warm. Keep cream warm enough to ripen, churn at 60 to 62 degrees, and ensure cows have plenty of salt for smooth cream and proper churning.
Boy reporter mails and money worries plague small town
A diarist style note describes paying for a paper, collect calls to county tax assessors, and local family mentions including Mrs. Laura Rogers in Minneapolis. It recounts childhood impressions of tax collectors, a new baby, a horse fall, and school time as the writer hints at daily life in a small community.
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Jas Sheffer
Jacob Olsen
Jim Dash
Laura Rogers
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Secrit
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