Boston Tea Party Remembered As Revolt Marking 175 Years
A Boston Gazette group disguised as Indians led a protest against British tea taxes on a Thursday in 1773. After refusing cargo clearance, patriots dumped tea into the Charles River, prompting ships to sail home without incident.
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Boston Gazette
Gazette
John and
Sam Adams
Old South Meeting House
The
India Co
Boston
Indians Emerged From the Offices of the Gazette
Charles River
GURAY PARK IRRIGATION CO Canal Aid Fuels 1948 Upgrades
In spring 1948 forty Ouray Park Irrigation Company farmers continued canal improvements begun in the AAA pooling plan. Manager L C Wall Sr and engineer B O Colton oversaw the work after AAA funding, with $7000 aiding a 13 mile enlargement and 2 miles of new canal in 1947. The project secured water storage at Pelean lake and a permanent water right for 2000 acres in Leota.
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Ouray Park Irrigation Company
AAA
L. C. Wall Sr
B. O. Colton
Harold Dudley
Deep Creek
Colton
Austin Wardle
Irrigation Company
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wardle
Uintah River
State Water Facilities Board
Pelean Lake
Leota
L. C. Wall
Artificial Breeding Boosts Calf Production Potential
The text argues that artificial breeding creates superior bulls whose daughters prove their transmitting ability. It claims such bulls are scarce and best utilized via artificial insemination. It states a bull could produce 3,000 or more calves in a year versus about 50 through natural breeding.
Cattle Health Tips Mention Rotenone Treatment
An unclear note advises treating cattle for cattle grub with rotenone when grub holes appear on backs. It suggests consulting a farm adviser or veterinarian for tips and mentions improper Cet Timber and a counterfeit bank account. It also references overharvesting timber and using an AY phrase.
Amazing Nobodies From Utah U basketball history story
A long Utah feature highlights the University of Utah basketball legacy and MIA players under the headline The Amazing Nobodies. Ali Stump notes Utah teams and hoop fans backed by the Mormon Church challenging national power, with four pictures and a bold subhead.
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Utah
Saturday Evening Post
Utah U
Ali Stump
University of Utah
Kentucky
Indiana
Court Reporter Quits for Law Practice in Provo
Frank M. Alder, a longtime court reporter for over 30 years and former Fourth District reporter, announces opening of law offices in Provo. Born in Manti, he moved to Provo 20 years ago and has served in both cities. He notes about 40 million words written, preserved as court records used in appeals, highlighting the reporter’s role in civil rights and justice.
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Frank M. Alder
Fourth District Court
Provo
Manti
Alder
Utah
Utah State Bar Assn
Supreme Court
Telephone Co Brings Provo Resident to Vernal
Keith Fielding of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co has been transferred from Provo to Vernal. A U S Navy veteran of World War II he has worked for 16 months with the firm. His duties will mainly cover installations and outside work. Fielding is married with one child.
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Keith Fielding
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Provo
Vernal
U. S. Navy
Fielding
Telephone Company
Utah 4-H clubs prepare for 1949 National Garden Program
Utah 4-H boys and girls who pledged hands to larger service last year are set to enroll again in 1949 national 4-H garden program. The national committee on boys and girls club work announced Utah’s acceptance, with program directed by the cooperative extension service. Last year about 375,000 4-H members aged 10 to 21 planted and tended roughly 80,000 acres of garden, records show. The wartime born contest began in 1942. peacetime keeps incentives as 4-Hers raise fruits and vegetables to cut home food costs. County agents and club leaders train youth in garden planning, disease control, and marketing surplus produce, with products shown at county, district, and state fairs and local competitions. Each member may win one of four county medals, a state all-expense trip to the 1949 national club congress in Chicago, and a chance at eight $300 scholarships. Agricultural gains show 1947 figures creeping from 110 to 122 billion dollars in value.
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Congress
Utah
Utah Department of Publicity
National Committee On Boys
Cooperative Extension Service
Allis Chalmers
Chicago
Field of Paradox in Modern Prospecting
A paradox emerges as uranium moves from nuisance to valuable resource in modern prospecting. The field is rare yet abundant, shrouded in secrecy while drawing intense public attention. It offers potential gains to many yet poses serious dangers and conflicts.
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Man
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Casanova Brown
Ar LY
Johnny Weissmuller
Virginia Grey
George Reeves
Glee Worms
Tex Granger
Robert Mitchum
Barbara Bel Geddes
Robert Preston
Abraham Lincoln
Eastern Ski Resorts
New York
New, Hampshire
Richard Mosher
Forest Service
Bonanza
American Gilsonite Co
the Lady of Burlesque
Malecine Carroll and
Ian Hunter
Filmed
Swiss Alps
Pacific National Life Assurance Co
Colorado
Piedmont Fire Insurance Co
Arena Groupe
Frank “Red” Couture
Uteh
Consult Basin Loans, Inc
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Ida Lupino
Cornel Wilde
Celeste Holm
Richard Widmark
Sean Negulesco
Edward
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Virginia
Mayo
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