Wartime Plans Outlined at County Production Meetings
Alterra High and Vernal gatherings featured W W Owens Dr Ed wards and Rhea Hurst detailing Utah wartime farming goals. Farmers were urged to boost dairy output 6 percent increase eggs 19 percent and hatchings 14 percent while reducing hogs 25 percent and turkey numbers 8 percent. Emphasis was on efficient management and best land use to support war needs.
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Alterra High
Ehoot
Vernal
W W. Owens
Edwards Livestock Department
U BA
Rhea Hurst
Tammers
Derry
Potato Growers Eye Dehydration Plant Delay
Potato marketers report 3,000,000 pounds in storage as they await a dehydration facility. Growers accuse the project of delaying market readiness and plan a dairy short course and auction assistance in Roosevelt with agents from Basir counties aiding dairymen in marketing and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesse
Heber Hall
Horgie Ritchie L J Gilbert
Heber Alfred
Cowree
Basir
Roosevelt
Lyman
Rich Arthur Morris
Aaron Bracken
Snowbound Travel Disrupts Church Meetings and School Runs
The week brings 12 inches of new snow and subzero conditions hindering travel to church services. Families visit relatives in Vernal and Roosevelt while Clyde Campbell of Vernal works at Toul Hall. School buses and mail routes struggle but continue daily runs despite blocked roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Harvey
Glenn Inglosbe
Bult Lake
Hazel Wardewan
Vernayiaitor
Henry Aumiller
Roosevelt
Loule
Hal
George Bons
Church House
Clyde
Campbell of
Vernal
Toul Hall
Processed Food Stamps Adjusted For February Start
Dorothy McCarrel of the Vernal war price and rationing board says two types of green stamps in ration book four will cover processed foods from February 27 to March 20. Green stamps K L M carry values 8 4 2 1, others are ten points regardless. After February 27 blue stamps will be issued as change during a three week transition. use green stamps first and switch to blue after March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muargh
Dorothy McCarrel
Vernal War Price and Rationing Board
Greex
Cholera Hits Hogs in Utah County Outbreak
An outbreak of hog cholera in Utah County, affecting around 200 hogs across three premises, was reported last week by Dr. Taohn Curtis. Dr. Curtis urged veterinarians to immunize affected premises within a 30 day period and warned owners to avoid garbage feeding to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah County
Taohn
Curtis
States Departments of Agriculture
CO Sipe
Fee Doctom
Lsi
Animel
Farm News and War Measures Extend Ration Dates
War News notes more coffee and cocoa allocations for civilians in 1944 with additional funds. Free shoe ration extended through February. Port Front Farms slaughter permits and stamps A through M allow bulk pork purchases with 120 point value. Brown Stamps may be used early with farm purchases. Live hog price regulation amended to allow yard dealers’ service charges. Copper nose rings for bulls approved after steel rings proved unsatisfactory.
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Port Front
OPA
Memorial services held at Lapoint for Aaron Daniels
Memorial services were held Sunday at Lapoint for Aaron Daniels. The event was noted in local notices with references to attendees and related family names including Ella Perger, Jugnita Perez, and Elke Nevada.
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Lapoint
Aaron Daniels
Texas
Ella Pergerson
Jugnita Perez Elke
Nevada
Hospital births feature Elwood A Gee family baby boy
A baby boy was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Elwood A Gee. In hospital news, surgical parents include Blanch Olsen Virginia Peterson Catherine Jackson Karletta Tenny and Linyd Gimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Olsen
Virginia — Peterson F
Catherine) Jackson Karletta
Tenny
Linyd Gimes
Elwood
Hospital Announces Visiting Hours Aftercare
A hospital release lists visiting hours for patients with several names including Efra Severna Peller Olive Wyerman and the Jacobe family. Visiting times are 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. for all patients, with some hours noted for other patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efra
Severna Peller
Olive Wyerman
William Jacobe
Buster Reolor
Naples and Mrs Armstrong recount Pearl Harbor bombing
On a Tuesday evening Naples and Mrs Hele Armstrong told an audience about the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Also in attendance were officers including Mrs Howard Caller and other unidentified attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele Armstrong
Pearl Harbor
Stoke 1
Mrs. Howard
Health Department Warns Scarlet Fever Quarantine
Health officials in Ulnish county urge strict quarantine for scarlet fever cases with a 21 day isolation period. Parents should keep children home from school, while certain workers may be released if not exposed to food or children. officials stress early physician involvement and careful home isolation to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulnish
M. Francke
State Board of Health
Famies
McKay
State Board
Last-Ditch Brand for Germans Foreseen by General Arnold
General Henry H Arnold said German morale is strained by Allied bombing and secrecy claims. He asserted Germany has not produced true secret weapons and that new torpedo rockets and tanks are not genuine breakthroughs. He noted enemy production drops in quality and quantity as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H Arnold
Stis
Arnold
Germany
al Arnold
Social mixers precede hour of dancing at church event
Mrs Grant Hacking Mrs Russell Keetch and Eva Merkley Mrs Calder gave instruction on social mixers after which an hour of dancing was enjoyed. Mrs Lester Nielsen and two Aman children left Saturday for Salt Lake City to visit her mother Mrs Mary Merrill. Brother Pyt Arthur Merrill of Fort Benning Go will be home on furlough. Mrs Emma Hullinger of Roosevelt visited the weekend at Mrs Fred McClean’s home. Mr and Mrs Weldon Red and family of Independent Mine were weekend visitors at Mrs J M Allred’s home. Speakers at Sacrament Meeting Sunday evening were Bishop LaVel Manwaring. Donnell Goodrich Fuller Meritants Clarence Palmer AL Grant West visited the Gospel Doctrine class at Sunday School and gave the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hacking
Russell Keetch
Eva Merkley
Calder
Lester Nielsen
Aman
Salt Lake City
Mary Merrill
Pyt
Arthur Merrill
Fort Benning
Emma Hullinger
Roosevelt
Fred McClean
Weldon Red
Independent
Mra J M Allred
LaVel Manwaring
Donnell Goodrich Fuller Meritants
Clarence Palmer
AL Grant West
Bunday
Jang
Water rights change and filings in Uintah County Utah
Notices detail multiple applications to change or extend water rights in Uintah County Utah including Dewey McConkle Trijell Utah project from Uintah River and Deep Creek Canal with 21 and 40 to 70 sec ft, John M Herr and Ira D Bryant proposals, Barber Asphalt Corp and Karl T Goodrich stock watering and domestic uses, protests required by March 25 1944. Also notices extend to James D Doyle request for extension to complete Evacuation Creek mining water use and creditors notice for Esther Rove estate with claims due by March 2 1944.
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Uintah County
Utah
Usb&m
Dewey McConkle
US Indian Intigation Service
Trijell
Uintah
Cor Sey
Sey
Cor
Deep Creek
Bes FF
John M Herr
Logan Ave
San Diego
Californis
Uintah River
Ira D Bryant Myton
Montez Creek
Green River
Pointain
Barber Asphalt Corporation Jensen
Weil
Little Eureka
Bonanze
Karl IT Goodrich Vernal
B&m
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
ED H Watson
James D Doyle
First National Bank
Denver
Colorado
Evacuation Creek
Doyle Ot
Capitol
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William
Wallis
Dintah Cow Ly
Phouttleaac
J. W. Spevens
Centibt
Richard Jensen
E. B. Lawrence-Cooper
Abracter
Uintah State Bank
Bidg Vernal
Zelph Scalder
Blue Bell
Emmett Mall
Daly VanTasel
Tina Nut
Lump — Slack
Roussell
Darrison
Galt Lake City
WAR News
Warbadd Administration
Hospital News
Wan
Naples
Araan
Unitah Basin
Vernal, Utah
Health Department
K. Utah Power & Light Co
IHC Parts and Service
Bennett
Farm Exchange
Eugene Weist
Peps Cola Company
Long Island City
Peps! Cola Wottling Company of
Manufactoniers
Searle Hide & Fur
Paul
Texaco Service
Wooden Searle
Legals
Oen
Esther Rove
Bank of Vernal
WN J Meagher
Esther Rose
Jen
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