Local families share travel news and gatherings
ABHLEY Powelle and relatives return from California after visiting Mrs Powell's daughter. Lizzie Long and son Denver depart for Salt Lake City to visit Mo Stuber. A blue shower honors Mrs Hyrum Toone. Community groups plan programs as Don Powell arrives home from the South Pacific and naval service. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Cramer’s baby boy on Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Powell
Steven
Miles Datty
California
Naltie Gardiner
Sylvia Richens
May Freestone
Gerald Erickson
Don
South Pacific
Navy
Anderson
Irio
Archie Johnson
Larry Rasmussen
Shirley Sowards
Salt Lake City
David Eccles
Carl Sowards
Lela Morrill
Tridell
Alma Preece
Cramer
Dorothy Harrison
Minnie Long
Nellie Savage
John Harrison
Ontario
Cal
C. S. Cramer
The Jack Rabbit Wonder of the Natural World
A writer praises the jack rabbit as a remarkably endowed animal capable of surviving harsh conditions. It cites extraordinary leaping range and speed, waterless endurance, adaptive fur color, and keen sensory organs, arguing the creature endures through uncommon equipment. The piece notes taxonomic nuance between hare and rabbit use.
Destructive Harts Threaten Pasture and Alfalfa Crops
Farmers report long lists of charges against the deer like animals damaging range grasses. Estimates say one third of total pasturage and browse is lost. Alfalfa can be cut by these rabbits in a few nights during rabbit abundance. Only quall shooting yields quick reaction and precise marksmanship in sudden incursions, with farmers benefiting and more game available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Jack
Naples Visitors and Local Happenings Parade
Mrs. A G Goodrich of Moses Lake Washington visits son Morril Goodrich here. Mrs Elmer Gibson of Hurricane Utah visits with her sons Lyle and Lee and family. Mrs Morris Cook and kin host for a few days. Mrs Earl Goodrich and daughter Ann go to California to visit husband and sister. Dr P Ruppe returns from Wichita. Mark N Cook hospitalized for operation. Volt J Roper and son visit Sunday School. Clifton Nickell arrives from Moses Lake for two months work. Boy Scouts Exploring Program offers land sea and air activities for 14 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Goodrich
Moses Lake
Wash
Morril Goodich
Elmer Gibson
Hurricane
Lyle and
Lee
Hay
Volt J. Roper and Son
Clifton Nickell
Mozes Lake
Erten Wilkins Move To Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs Erten Wilkins and family have moved to Salt Lake City to make their home. They sold the Bridge Inn to T weet and son of Salt Lake. Numerous notices of visits and travels among local families are recorded, including medical care, hospitalizations, and oil field work across Snyder Jensen Vernal and Hayden Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erten Wilkins
Gawin
Vittor Wilkins
Salt Lake City
Bridge Inn
Ada Fay
Maxine Parrish
Myton
Lawrence Merkley
Mary Woodard
Roosevelt
Amelia Yeager
Finis Bowden
Marie Ella Ainge
Alfred Ainge
Bud Greenhow
Ronnie
Cole
Marvin Peterson
Greenhow
Peterson
Lillian Hoffman
Karl Fowler
Rangely
Colo
Jensen
Vernal
Bob Rich
Goma
Naples
Rich
Curtis Dudley
Marion
Soni Charles
Prova
Dudley
George Massey Jr
Floyd Wilkins
Snyder
Tex
Carl Dugan
Jean
Canada
Dugan
Hayden
Pete Peterson
Ivan Peterson
Grant Ainge
Joan Grosa
Jay Curfew
Baby
Colorado
Curfew
All
Jensen News Snippet From Snyder Texas Area
The report notes Mr. Curfew works as a driller in Snyder oil fields. Dustin and family are vacationing in the Southwest. The Jensen PTA will skip February meeting to promote a Founders Day program at Uintah High School on Feb. 20 at 7 30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Clift Atwood and family have moved to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dudley enjoy winter travel at Mant Utah. Rose Robinson and children Clark and Peggy visited Jensen on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Tex
Curfew
Lee
Dustin
Tates
Colorado City
Charles Murray
Murray
Jensen P.T.A
Uintah High School Auditorum
Clift Atwood
Vernal
Jensen
Denver
Colo
Atwood
Joseph Dudley
Mant, Ut
Rose Robinson
Clark
Peggy
New Floor Laid In Chapel In Leeton Bennett Ward
The ward through Leeton Bennet is installing a new floor in the LDS chapel while men repair mooring in classrooms amusement hall and stage. Wayne Haslem and Mr Brisman did business in Triddel last week as REA diesel plant is back in service. Mrs Mary Bolton attended a bridal shower at Whiterocks for Mrs Howard McKowen. Betty Bolton returned from Price for her grandmother Mrs J W Harrison funeral. Joseph Horrocks of Lapoint visited Monday with son Otis Horrocks. Joyce Bolton and Betty Bolton attended a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Haslem
Brisman
Tridell
REA
Mary Bolton
Whiterocks
Howard McKowen
Betty Bolton
Price
J. W Harrison Joseph Horrocks
Lapoint
Otis Horrocks
Joyce Bolton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abhley
Powelle
Battys
Tri
By Ted Kesting
Donald Culross Peattle
America
Ipare
Irneys
Jack Rabbit
Mutual OF Omaha
Oreat
Werne
WM. F. Andersen Core Commereral Hotel
Mutual Benefit
United Benefit Health
Omaha
Utah
Sno Gthen
East St
Melem Kane
Alglo
Debbie Teynolée
Lett
Aten Kane
Melen
New York
Mine Reynolds
Helen
Mrs
A.G. Goodrich
Ada Openshaw
The
Boy Scouts of America
Sila
Steples
Ieron
Os ‘Or
Ma Ave
Weil
Engina
BIO Wea
Torg
Rome
Matt ‘Yates
Pomtttiog of
Ferd
Showalter Motor Co
East Main
Salt Lake
Mrs. Nile Ainge
Singer
Cable Electric &Appliance Co
Angmount
Ideal Business Records
Express
Matt Yok
Oiszen
Serrie Electriet and Appliance Cof
Brah
J. O. Burst Farm
Vernal Ave
Atled Hay
John McKeachnie
Gllnes Ward
Daubin Plumbing
FIOMS
Highway 40
Inez V. Metzler
Gen
Del
No. 4Th West
Maeser Highway
Garrett Case
Carl Harrison
Call
Antler Hotel
J. D. Cook
West
J. Bradley
Mr. Harris
FABER
Wynn Mail Service
Coral Street
Tampa
Florida
Vernal Express
Nellie Tichardson Vernal
Searles Saving Center
Leagers
Cane Express
Searle's Saving Center
Az5tfneers
Emecadas Indalicat
Searle Saving Center
Sterry
Albert Snow
Gale
Emmett Hall
Rt. 1
Leeton—Bennett
Mary E. Horrocks
Alterra High School
Clarence Mickleson
Morris
Mickey
Stringham’s . Colonial Village Tourist Court
Uintah Basin
Frank
East Mato
International
Waite Motor Co
Werton Highway
John Koldewyn
Dassart
A. W. Shepherd
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