Uintah County Farm Bureau Paves Way for Prosperity
A Uintah County meeting outlines a plan to recruit 1000 Farm Bureau members across eastern and western divisions. Speakers stress cooperation, central organization, and state national legislative support to boost turkey hog wool and dairy sectors, with improved markets via new Diamond Mountain road access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Sheep Association
Court House
David N. Beal
Beal
Uintah
Aarsent
Sra Uon
BE. D. Smith
F. QO. Lundberg
Western Divison
State Farm “Bureau
O. Colton
Rogsavelt
Turkey
Uintah Basin
Ernest Eaton
Fiield
Off Problems of Vintah lan jn by Prof Karl Douglass
A weekly comic page by Prof Karl Douglass continues in its second serial installment titled Out of the Darkness. The section also features Stock and Poultry News and Farm Bureau notes guiding readers through rural topics.
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Prof Karl Douglass
Father Accidentally Shoots Son Near Roosevelt
In Roosevelt on February 8 Ward, while handling a pistol to shoot a calf, fired at a moving animal. The bullet pierced the calf and struck his son in the head, entering the temple. The wounded boy died at Roosevelt hospital around noon. Funeral services were held Tuesday with businesses closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
W.W. Warf
Ward
Bia
St. George
Roosevelt Firs
First Real Snow in 47 Years Hits Coast City
In San Luis Obispo on January 30, a rare snow event dusted ground for about half an hour. Residents recall snow since February 25, 1876, noting it as the heaviest since then and that records date from the weather bureau's 1895 establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast City
San Luis Obispo
Cafir
Neather Bureau
Ai Faw
Mnutez
Price to Spend Bond on Water Mains Upgrade
Price Utah plans to spend seventy thousand ten bond dollars to improve the town's water supply. Bids for water mains and related work will be advertised soon in Carbon county.
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Price
Carbon County
Utah
Four Die After Drinking Poison Liquor in New York
Four people die and another remains gravely ill in Harlem hospital after consuming tainted liquor on Sunday. Three of the deceased are women, with reports citing poison liquor as the cause and investigations continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New, York
Fagur Permans
Deddy
Harlem
Bee
Dea
Jury Convicts Sessions on Liquor Charge
Jury convicts Mike Sessions and George Perky on liquor possession charges. Sessions is sentenced to a $50 fine by Judge Hansen after a trial before a five-member panel. Perky found not guilty due to insufficient evidence.
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Mike Sessions
Mike ‘Esson
George Perky
Sessions
Jutica N. J. Hansen
E. A. Cramer
John W. Pope
E. A Manker
Charles PfaFox
Perks
Hansen
Thos
W Q’donnell
Appdal
District Court
Wallaer Calder
J. T. McConnell
Week's Illness Is Fatal to Daughter of Senator
Miss Anna Smart 19 year old daughter of State Senator William H. Smart of Roosevelt died after a week's illness in Provo. Born August 25, 1902, in Heber she recently moved to Provo for schooling. Survived by parents three brothers William Haines Vernal Thomas Lawrence Roosevelt Joseph Salt Lake three sisters Bessie Bermuda Edna Pearce Ruth Smart Roosevelt. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Provo
Anna Smart
William H. Smart
Roosevelt
Miss Smart
Heber
William Haines
Vernal
Thomas Lawrence
Joseph
Salt Lake
Bessie Bermudasen
Edna Pearce
Ruth Smart
Smart
Vernal Commercial Club Elects Officers and Board
At the Vernal Commercial club annual meeting Dr. H E Rick presided and the secretary read the annual report. I Sander and John N Davis led officer nominations with Sander winning 19 votes and Davis 12 for president. The five member Board of Control chosen from ten candidates includes E Peterson Rice Cooper Charles Copolay William Collyer and John McAndrews with Davis Olson Tucker and Henderson receiving lower votes.
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Vernal Commercial Club
H. E. Rick
Businegs
I. Sander
John N. Davis
Salttder
Davis
J. A. Cheshiey
Yules
C Cntrol
E. Peterson
Rice Cooper
Charles
Copolay
William Collyer
John McAndrews
Dayta
Cheney
E. J. Young
Sander
Health Lectures by Dr Huber J Sears at Vogue Theatre
Dr Huber J Sears head of preventive medicine at the University of Utah will lecture on the Gospel of Good Health at 4 30 p m Sunday afternoon in the Vogue theatre. He will return at 8 30 p m Monday and continue through Tuesday and Wednesday with moving pictures and slides. He plans school talks in several towns including Na pies Ashley Glines Jensen Maeser and Lapoint during the week.
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Vogue
Huber J. Bears
University of Utah
Provo
Moving Pictures
Elides
Sears
Napies
Ashley
Glines
Jensen Maeser
Lapoint
Survey on Uintah Academy homes in Vernal City reveals housing and life patterns
Uintah Academy Sociology class led by Margaret Davis surveyed 219 Vernal homes. The study reports 81 people per survey, 4.48 persons per family, 72 percent owned homes, 4.61 rooms per family, water in 61 percent, 3 percent with college degrees, 87 unaffiliated with any church, 268 instruments in homes, 216 string and 47 wind instruments, and 41 percent owned cars.
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Uintah Academy
Vernal City
Margaret Davis
Hamits
Vernal
Vernal Honey Praised By State Farm Bureau Organizer
D N Beal state organizer visited Vernal on Wednesday to spur farm bureau membership and attend meetings in Maeser and Ashley wards. He praised local support for the bureau, urged business leaders to join, and claimed Vernal honey is the best produced with potential for higher profits through proper advertising. A Garrity meeting is planned in Myton Saturday and another Ashley valley session in the evening.
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Farm Bureau
Maeser and
Ashley Wards
Beal
Express Office
Isair
Mr. Beal
Myton
Ashley Valley
County Road and Bridge Petitions Hit County Board
Ate county commissioners met with Chairman Fred Feltch present as Clerk Wilson Murray was sick. They discussed a bridge over Ashley Creek on Kabel road and opened investigations into road access to the Meridian line while approving various tax and deputy assessors issues and salaries.
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Ate
Fred Feltch
Wilson Murray
W. S. Henderson
Thos. W. O'Donnell
B. F. Miles
N. J. Meagher
Casto
Miles
Trey
Indian Beach
Meridian Line
Taylor
Mr. Fletcher
Vernal Wool Sells For Highest in Utah
Vernal Wool markets draw buyers over ten days with the Utah high price record. A 4700 fleece clip sold at 46 cant per pound on Monday as the world markets rally. A pool of 27 800 fleeces brought 4634 cant per pound on Friday. Other clips ranged from 44 to about 40 cant per pound by grade.
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Utah
Young Baby Ralph Phillip Stringham Dies of Pneumonia
Phillip C Stringham and wife mourn their six week old son Ralph Phillip who died Saturday February 3 from pneumonia. No public service due to family illness. Funeral at Macer cemetery with grave dedication by Joseph Bodily. Survived by parents sisters Rowena Ethel Mark Lucile Duela and Barta. Grandmother Mrs W W Wimmer of Neola expected to arrive when roads allow.
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Phillip C. Stringham
Ralph Phillip
Stringham
Macer
Joseph
Rowena
Ethel
Mark
Lucile
Duela
Barta
W.W. Wimmer
Neola
Boon
Higher Grazing Fees Deferred Until 1925
Salt Lake forestry officials report grazing charges on national forest reserves will stay unchanged for now. W B Greeley of the forest service told the National Woolgrowers association there will be no increase until further study. Dana Parkinson of the Wasatch National Forest notes the Utah Woolgrowers meeting and Spokane convention discussed the issue.
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Salt Lake Forestry
W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Dana Parkinson
Wasatch National Forest
Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Spokane
CITE COUNCIL Minutes Report Routine Business
The city council met Wednesday evening to handle routine matters. Councilman John N. Davis was absent due to illness.
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John N. Davis
School Board Sets Bonds for Clerk and Treasurer
Uintah school district board sets treasurer bond at 10 000 and clerk bond at 10 000 personal bonds acceptable. Meeting notes defer action on junior high building and teacher salary schedule. Bonded debts totaling 17 500 and a 22 809 75 sinking fund discussed with plan to pay bonds and stop interest.
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Uintah School District
William EH. Siddoway
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Henderson
John N. Davis
O'Donnell
Vornal
Davis
Bank of Vernal
Tefuntt
Jensen
Maeser
Naples
Iaa Moffat
Cold Weather Remembrance From Salt Lake’s Historic Frost
A reminiscence recalls Salt Lake City’s extreme cold on February 6, 1849 with 33 degrees below zero. It contrasts pioneer conditions without central heating to today’s milder winter, noting historic highs of 102 degrees in 1869 and other record lows and highs across Utah’s weather history.
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Salt Lake
Weather Bureau
Utah
Balt Lake
Heston
Groundhog Faces Shadows Amid Calls for Six-Year Pause
The text portrays a groundhog emerging on Friday amid numerous shadows including war starvation racing and religious quarrels. It suggests these shadows push the creature back into its hole for a long period, hinting at six years of hardship rather than six weeks.
Acorn Mercantile Co Makes Notable Store Changes
The Acorn Mercantile company has redesigned its interior with a large opening between two storerooms and a central desk. New shelving and a neatly arranged grocery department improve the store's appearance, with manager Elmer Lind overseeing the reorganization.
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Acorn Mercantile Company
Elmer Lind
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Turkex
Stock and Poultry Newa
Farm Hiureau News
Father
Son
Commercial Club
X. Sander
Coor
J. A. Cheney
Uintah State Bank
Dr. Huber J. Sears
D. N. Beal
Ashley Ward
Ashey Creek
Howard B. Woolley
Woolley
Violate Campbell
Fletcher
B. J. Longhurst
Snellen Johsason
Vernal Radio Club
Bam Rolfe
Fred Foelich
Toy Taylor
W. L. Fletcher
Lafe Richardson
James Shaffer
J T. McConnell
Winnie Preece
Dr. M. J. Francke
Jacob W. Olsen
B. Snow
William Holmes
Gen. E. Young
Owen Barrett
P. C. Stringham
Cite Council
Bank 18
Jensen, Maeser
Moffat
Acorn Mercantile Co
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