Two Kinds Of Cooperatives In Agriculture
The article distinguishes two types of agricultural cooperatives. One group uses proven business principles and is self-sustaining, while the other relies on subsidies and government favors. Self-sustaining co-ops in the East and West are cited as successful models, with the Dairymen's League and fenit growers highlighted, and prairie region livestock co-ops praised for their esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles
Dairymen’s League
Fenit
Geain
Pin Pricks and the Costs of Small Irritations
Dr Frank Mie argues small daily frictions wear away goodwill more than major harms. Stories of family duty and inherited debt illustrate how stubborn nitpicks and neglected kindness erode relationships, while distant patience softens sharp edges like a locomotive's distant hum.
Forty Years Ago in Vernal Opera Plans and Local Movements
Reminiscence recalls a new dramatic company to present Esmeralda at the Opera House for tomorrow and Saturday night. John Blankenship moves his family to Second South and First East, leaving the hotel business. Mrs. John Glenn replaces him at Uintah House, offering provender to travelers. Vernal Choir rehearses for an upcoming concert, with music lovers urged to attend. Central Meat Market promotes fresh meat and groceries. Millard telephone line, owned by J. Millard of Altonah, sold to United, expanding service to Roosevelt, Cedarview, Mt. Home, Alterah, Duchesne, Boneta, Talmage, Utaha, Vianna, and Kansas. A suite of eight rooms will soon be used by Doctors Rich, Christy and O Donnell in the Uintah State Bank building with X-ray, lab, and other facilities. Dr. Hart Douglass’s geology class plans another session at Central School tomorrow night. Arthur Manwaring and family relocate to Vernal, bringing their house across the street from the school. Mrs. Lawrence H. Allan and Mrs. Wm. F. Hanson host guests Saturday evening at the Calder building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bader
Millard
J. Ms. Millard
Altonah
United Company
Roosevelt
Cedarview
Mt. Home
Alterah
Duchesne
Boneta
Talmage
Utaha
Vianna
Kansas
Uintad State Bank
Rich, Christy
Odonnell
Hart Douglass
Pill
Central School
Arthur Manwaring
Vernal
Rom
Lawrence H. Allan
Wm. F. Hanson
Calder Built
National Power Policy Committee Shapes TVA Debate
Washington learns of a new National Power Policy Committee to guide rate and distribution policy for hydroelectric projects like Bonneville and TVA. The group, led by Harold Ickes and Frederic Delano, signals a shift toward public power authority while private power interests and transport groups mount opposition. The objective is to influence industrial location and retail rates as the government weighs public power versus private power in the post New Deal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
TVA
Tennessee Valley
National Power Policy Committee
Booneville
Columbia River
Oregon
Supreme Court
Ohio Valley Authority
Red
TRE New Nppc
Harold Ickes
Frederic A. Delano
Lillenthal
Morgen
Army Engineers
Edward M. Mark
Congress
Roosevelt
PWA
Lew Douglas
NIA
Pack honors parents Mir and Mrs. Leon R Pack at event
About 40 guests attended a gathering honoring the parents Mir and Mrs. Leon R. Pack with remarks and celebratory honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mir
Leon R. Pack
Silly Clippings Highlight Oddities From West to Coast
A Spokane divorcee seeking travel access through a marriage scheme sparks a light note on tabloid lore. Sandusky removes 50 year old hitching posts, while Los Angeles touts a "don’t soak the tourist" policy and claims 1,517,864 visitors last year despite persistent heavy dews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Local Church News and Community Visits In Utah
Mrs Ernest Johnson attended Leadership at BYU in Provo and visited relatives in Salt Lake and American Fork with Mr and Mrs Clinton Erekson. Mrs Hodgkinson of Vernal visits her son. John Hodgkinson and wife visited Gusher. Jay Simper family moved into Martin Fletcher’s house. George Erikson wrecked his car after colliding with a truck at the Woolley residence. Sunday School and MIA await resumption after severe cold. Relief Society meetings continue or resume at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
Provo
BYU
Clinton Erek
Salt Lake
American Fork
Wm. Hodgkinson
John Hodgkinson
Tom NeKenchnile
Jay Simper
Martin Fletcher
Preston Fletcher
George Erikson
W. Woolley
Relief Society
Wi Reid
Myrtle Erekson
George Wardle
Community Notes From Vernal and Maeser Camp Meetings
Mrs Lawrence Wardle elected president of the W.M.I. to succeed Mrs Martin Curtis. Wardle named counselors Eldon Perry and Eldon Billings with Reva Cook as secretary. Miss Yong Johnston of Vernal visited her sister Mrs Jay Simper while Mr Simper was in Salt Lake. Utah Pioneers met at Mrs Ernest Johnson’s home. Mrs Myrtle Erekson assisted hostess. County Historian Charles Lewis attended and spoke. State Flag presentation planned for Maeser School Feb 18 and a dance at Gibnes Chapel Feb 10 with Valentine colored refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simper
Lawrence Wardle
W.mi Ay
Martin Curtis
Salt Lake
Utah Pioneers
Ernest Johnson
Mrytle Erekson
Charles Lewis
Ivan Batty
Mary Potter
Maeser School
Giihes
Maeser Camps
Gibnes Chapel
Local residents arrive and move amid family events
Miss Bernice Collett returned from eight months in New York visiting Washington and historic sites. Wayne Perry attended to business here Monday. Leon Timothy, two, suffers a sprained arm while Belle Pitt had an appendix operation. Leonard Allen family came for O. D. Allen funeral. Kenny Karren ill with rheumatic fever. Grant Carpenter moved to Vernal for work. Relief Society held its annual social with program and refreshments. Roberson of Salt Lake visiting Bishop Bingham. Clara Colton returned from New York with sister Attleson to visit family. Myroy Hacking to cover funeral duties in Dreps Creek. Roy Price family visiting John Timothy’s. Mrs. Lynn Reynolds learns of mother’s heart attack in Salt Lake. Ramsey Stewart moves family to former Nickels residence. Roy Price family to attend funeral of Mrs. Price’s father O. B. Allen. Virginia Carrell returns from Lapoint. Esther Carrell improving. Genealogy meeting at Mrs. William Vernon’s home with strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Collett
Orin Collett
New York City
Washington, D. C
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Mt. Vernon
Wayne Perry
Deep Creek
Leon
Lewis Timothy
Leonard Allen
Rainbow
Allen
O. D. Allen
Kenny Karren
P. C. Stringham
Grant Carpenter
Vernal
Relief Society
Roberson
Salt Lake
Lester Bingham
Clara Colton
New York
Ernest Lombard
Attleson
Birs
F. EB. Colton
Myroy Hacking
Drep Screek
Marion Allen
O. D. Alten
Roy Price
John Timothy
Lynn Reynolds
Frank Beers
Ramsey Stewart
Jim Nickels
May
Logan
Wiliam Vernon
The Good Shepherd Lesson From John Ten One Ten
The February lesson centers on Jesus as the good shepherd and the door, emphasizing care, protection, and sacrifice for his flock. It notes Moody’s birthday anniversary and links hymnody to evangelism, highlighting themes of grace, responsibility, and unity in the true fold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus the
Dwight L. Moody
Moody
Bor
Sankey
Aamely
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Local Farming Notes on Hay Purchases and Sheep
Lorin Hatch reports his flock at Leeton are thriving this winter as he buys hay for feed. He notes that his sheep are doing well and describes the current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosties
Lorin Hatch
Leeton
Ground Hog party at Mountain Dell Dry Fork hosts
Morgan Hall and Bill Thomas with Mrs Byron Thomas hosted a Ground Hog party at the Thomas home Saturday night for fifteen guests. The table featured green and white decor with animal cracker place cards. Music by Byron Thomas and Forest Caldwell accompanied readings and songs before dancing in the living room. Guests included Marie Barger Merle Robers Lorna Anderson Elina Merrill Phyllis Perry Helen Roberts Nihla Perry Denzil Adams Gordon lacking Alarion Hall John Adams Robert Adams the Caldwell couple and hosts. The Misses Jones and Edith Caldwell also entertained friends at a party Saturday night with games ice cream cake and guests Sidney Ross Elaine Thomas Jennie Beck Oral Hall Boyd Rolfe Ferron Kolb and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Hall
Bill Thomas
Byron Thoma
Thomas
Byron Thomas
Forest Caldwell
Marie Barger
Merle Robers
Lorna Anderson
Elina Merrell
Phyllis Perry
Helen Roberts
Nihla Perry
Denzil Adams
Gorden ¥Lacking
Alarion Hall
John Adams
Robert Adams
Mr. Caldwell
Mr. Thomas
Misses Jones
Edith Caldwell
Sidney Ross
Elaine Thomas
Jennie Beck
Oral Hall
Boyd Rolfe
Ferron Kolb
the Shostesses
Social gathering and community notes from local meeting
After the Relief Society meeting at the home of President Tolly Bigelow a social was endowed Mrs Hansen received a friendship quilt crafted by Heller Society members Freshments were served William Sprouse and sons returned cattle from Randlett where weather caused heavy losses Mrs Jesse Brough visited her son Myron and family last week They also visited Mr and Mrs John Horrocks at the ranger station on Farm Creek Mr and Mrs Hayden Poster and Mr and Mrs Bob Steele were verbal visitors Monday Mrs Foster had dental work Miss Opa Foster weekend at Ft Duchesne Bryant Hacking is home again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Tursday
Tolly Bigelow
Hansen
Heller Society
William Sprouse
Randlett
Jesse Brough
Myron
John Horrocks
Farm Creek
Hayden Poster
Bob Steele
Foster
Opa Foster
Ft. Duchesne School
Bryant Hacking
Stanley Nebeker Returns Home After Balt Lake Operation
Stanley Nebeker came home Friday from Balt Lake where he underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Nebeker
Balt Lake
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Vernal Express
William IS Wallis
James ML Wallis
Ana
National Indusorial Association
Utah
Uintah County
Tegenllenan
Cary
Dr. Prank Mie
Fueer
New Deal
Ue University of California
Spokane
Wash
Grailroagder
Sandusky, O
Maeler
Goat International
Mountain Dell
Ee NY Lapoint
Stes
Merchants’ and School
Alexander Confectionery
Owen Wall, Manar
Sterling Transportation CO
Uliteh Basin
Prom Salt Lake City
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Ulitah Basin
Price
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