Postwar farm work calls soldiers back to fields
During the war many farm jobs were delayed until it was over. Now returning soldiers are urged to take up agricultural tasks, with agencies in Logan Utah aiding placement. The message highlights the need to provide fair wages, help with machinery, and opportunities in crops, dairy, and land improvement as veterans reintegrate into civilian farm work.
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Jess
Mililtary Service
Office of Farm Management
Dept of Agriculture
Logan
Utah
State Council of Defense
U. S. Employment Service
Coyotes as fur and market unseen value
An analysis by A. D. Shubert of Chicago argues coyotes serve economics beyond predator myths. Better grades are dressed and dyed to imitate fox, high demand for coyote fur fuels profits for trappers, dyers, and furriers while poorer skins serve linings and robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
A. D. Shubert
A B Shubert, Inc
Chicago
Northwest
Amerea Gur
Cattle Milking Hygiene Advice From Farm Guide
The article advises keeping cows clean and milking areas dust free. Wipe udders with a damp cloth to prevent dirt and bacteria from contaminating milk. Use a covered or small top milking pail to keep out germs and improve milk quality.
Influenza Strikes Families Across Community as Care Givers Rally
Sheriff moves influenza patients to hospital while neighbors visit kin in Ft Duchesne and Cedarville. Reports describe multiple households affected, with relays of aid from Eskelson and Weeks. One birthday surprise and minor vehicle accident add small local color amid illness and recoveries.
Appendicitis claim and local notes from a rural Idaho page
Last Tuesday night Jan 28 Mrs Lloyd Rudy fell gravely ill and underwent an appendectomy at Loosewell with Dr Morton stating the appendix was nearly full length. The patient recovered and was doing well by Wednesday morning. County Agent Witwer distributed sparrow poison but no action taken. Groundhog Day passed with hopeful weather. Roosevelt visitors and Vernal business trips appear amid a string of local notices and family health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Lloyd Rudy
Loosewell
Morton
John Timothy
Macasi
Altonah
Witwer
Rudy
Aell
Rascal
Cy I Johnson
Roosevelt
Wmn Taylor
Albert H Mneale
Vernal
Charles Bingham
Hs Ig
Community Notes From Naples Spring Hope and Loss
Word comes that George Ah Good itch expects to return home to help with spring crops. Fuller Remington travels to Dry Fork to aid two patients. David L Richards has returned to his post delivering mail. Mrs Albert Richens Jr. died from the flu, a sudden loss the community rues. Lola Cazier visits Ruth Spicer, Ada Rasmussen hosts dinner. Floyd Alfred welcomes a baby boy, celebrated by the proud father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ah Gooditch
Fuller Remington
Dry Fork
Valler
David L Richards
Flyod
Alfred
Death in Vernal and influenza outbreak fears
Riley Peterson died at his Vernal home last Tuesday from influenza pneumonia, shocking relatives and friends. He leaves a wife and four young children, plus his parents, brothers, and sisters. Services were held at the Jensen Cemetery Thursday. A local exposure incident involving a Vernal visitor prompted school closures for several days. Wilford Case’s eleven month old son has been ill but improving. Warren Billings has moved into part of B. F Guardner’s residence near the store.
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Riley Peterson
Vernal
Ife
Jongen
Hila
Iva Hera
Jens ‘Sen
Jensen
Jenson Mercantile
Wilford
Albert Case
Warren Billings
B. 4
Gnard'ner
Atore
Influenza Strikes LaPoint Area Residents
James Marshall, Mrs Justice and her husband are ill at home in LaPoint. Justice Hatch, aged 26, dies in Salt Lake from influenza. Local residents mourn and send sympathy to the Hatch family. Clyde Jerald visited LaPoint, Addy Dustin returned from Idaho, Bishop Taylor and others traveled to Price. Wm Clark reports the death. Wm Perry visits, and Joe Marx makes a Vernal trip.
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James Marshall
Alek
Harrison Justice
Deep Creek
Clyde Jerald
Lapoint
Mra Addy Dustin
Idaho
Bishop Taylor
Frank Winn
Mr. Atwood
Price
Salt Lake
Wm. Clark
Justice Hatch
Hatch
Perry
Wm Johnston
Roosevelt Ja
Jiting
Joe Marx
Vernal
Bodily brothers herd at J Bodily place and letters from France
Stanley Jones notes he is in France awaiting transport after fighting in the Argonne and St. Mihiel. Mr and Mrs Robert Bodily mark their golden wedding but influenza prevents celebration. Mrs Bullock worried over son Cleo’s whereabouts until news he is with the Rhine occupation army. News of deaths, illness, and letters from Dry Fork and surrounding families amid flu outbreaks and postwar concerns.
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Bodily Brothers
Bodily
Stanley Jones
France
Stout
Argonne
St. Micel
Robert Bodily
Mrs Bodily
Mra Bullock
Cleep
Mrs Alexander
Mr. Browning
Mra Alexander
Mrs. Barnes
William Hall
Oraon Hall
Bert Caldwell
Ernest
Colton
Joseph Hacking
Mary Stringham
Stringham
Julis Woolley
Jessie
William
Triangle Ranch
Mary
San Barnardine
Genealogy and wedding news from small town event scroll
The column notes regional tales of genealogy efforts, a 100 acre vineyard, and a marriage between Mrs Magers Iversen and Edmand Lurtee who will live in Roosevelt. It mentions Carl Richens courting while sawing wood, Mrs Irvin Gerber visiting, Mrs Dan Smith nursing, flu recovery, and several local births and illnesses. A February/Duchesne City marriage, Sarah McKee and Van Smith, is reported as a quiet ceremony with many friends.
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Magers Iversen
Maeser
Edmand Lurtee
Carl Richens
Irvin Gerber
Lapoint
Richens
Mre Ilislop
Dan &. Smith
Mary McKee
Lottie Lird
Sarah Billa
Frank H. Smith
Leo Smith
Roosevelt
Sarah McKee
van Smith
Duchesne City
Sara
Mr Smith
Roosevelt Visitors Report and Local Social Notes
Last Monday Roosevelt hosted Mr and Mrs D L Tanner and several couples including Mr and Mrs Les O Driscoll Mr and Mrs John Silka Mr and Mrs John Hail David Evans Wallace Cooper and Joe Snyder Boru Jan 20 welcomed a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Parsley Lambert All are progressing well. Johnson of Roosevelt visited Leeton Monday. Mr and Mrs Lleher Allred returned from Myton where they visited friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Breeden of Hayden visited Leeton Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bob Birch and Mrs W L Whitlock attended Roosevelt Saturday. Mrs D L Tanner Mrs Frank Peterson Miss Lowe Mrs Willia Whitlock Miss Sara Todd Mrs Jas Allred and children were Myton visitors Sunday. John Lundberg and family recovering from the flu.
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Joe Goodman
Lafe Richardson
Jaroen Winn
Ft. Duchnesus
Joe Herbert
Price
James Beddo
Prices
Earl Seeley
Chris Simpson
Indianola
Utah
H E Seeley
Mr. Seeley
EB. Seeley
Cedarvylen
Mr. Simpson
James Cakelson
Dake Fork
Mell Pitt
Mr. Eskelson
A A. Weeks
Bone Pitt
Pitt
FE Seeley
Sunshine Ranch
Flowell
Clausen
David Karren, Jr
Thca
W. S Powell
Powell
Annalver
Roosevelt
D L Tanner
Les O Driscoll
John Silka
Mra
John Hail
David Evans
Wallace Cooper
Joe Snyder Boru
Ma Parsley Lambert
OG. I Johnson
Leeton
Lleher Allred
Myton
Breeden
Hayden
Bob Birch
W. L. Whitlock
D. L. Tanner
Frank Peterson
Miss Lowe
Ta Whitlock
Mies Sara Todd
Jas Alled
Myton Vialtore
John Lundberg
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U. 8 DA
U. A. CG
Dannary
Ashley
Birchall Goodrich
Swen Anderson
Byron Goodrich
E Eeee Er Alteera
Naples
Ees Jensen
Leeton-Bennett
O'Donnell & Calder
Uintah State Bank Building
Vernal, Utah
Stewart, Alexander & Waddoups
Slhagui
Price, Utau
Charles Bumoisy
UTAIL
Carl Douglas
Jansen
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Finncial
Andresy Blauguter
Salt Lad City
J. E. Hodgson
Acorn Mere
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