County Agent notes and seed buying guidance in 1937
Dalrying Hamper Lind of Dryfork purchased a Jersey bull from Utah State College herd named Alligator Lily Fox. The dam yielded 8276 pounds milk and 440 pounds fat in 310 days. grandmother Oregon Goldie Guess produced 787 pounds milk and 304 fat in ten months. Also discussed are seed purchases for spring planting, warnings about seed purity, and Utah laws. Agricultural Conservation Program plans in Duchesne and Uintah counties urge farmer sign ups for 1937 program. changes to existing land holdings require updates at the county office.
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Dalrying Hamper Lind
Dryfork
Utah State College
Alligator Lily Fox
American Jersey Cattle Club
Oregon
Goldie Guess
Uteh
Roosevelt
United County Farmmera
Reservoir plans face Uintah Jensen water rights dispute
Discussion on Buck Pasture Reservoir on Brush Creek and valley irrigation, with Jensen water users asserting first rights to water. residents from Vernal Naples and Roosevelt urge federal legislation and cross-county cooperation to secure federal aid for reservoir projects.
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Ensen
Heli Valley
Buck Pasture
Tron
Green
Califor
Inia
Jensen
Ruple Ranch
Brush Creek
Christensen
Joe Haslem
Amasa
Caldwell
Thhey
Tyzack
Henderson
Ival Tace Calder
Leonard Perry
Robert Hunting
Naples
Vernal
BO. Colton
Roosevelt
Duchesne County
Uintah County
Funeral Rites for Elisna Campbell Held
Funeral rites for Elisna Campbell were held at the Dinosaur National Monument area near Jensen. Survivors include Alvera Campbell of Salem Oregon, Thomas Campbell of Tacoma Washington, sisters LaVira C Burns of Salem Oregon and Jennie of California, and Ant Joel of Washington. Also listed are half brothers and sisters David C Escalante Jane Okeburry Los Angeles John Fruchitela AlfonxO Maybell Bonner Los Angeles Merlin May Idaho.
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Elisna
Campbell
Dinosaur National Monument
Jensen
Alvera Campbell
Salem
Ore
Thomas Campbell
Tacoma
Wash
LaVira C
Burns
Jennie
Calif
Ant
Joel
Washington
Suze
David C
Escalante
Jane Okeburry
Los Angeles
John Ft
Ruchitela
Utah lawmakers face slow start as five new laws pass
The twenty second Utah session sees slow lawmaking with five new laws finally enacted after weeks of proposals and debate. Governor Blood signed seven bills and resolutions, but only five become statutes, while others are emergency or nonstatutory measures. Debate centers on direct primary prospects and ongoing committee investigations into state departments.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Amerca
A. W. of A
Wyndham Mortiner
Goy
Frank Murphy
Michigan
William E. Knudsen
James Dewey
Lee Pression
Unin Atstorney
Donaldson Crown
John Thomas Smith
C.J. O. Head
John L. Lewis
Utah
Commonwealth
Henry HH. Blood
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Taylor Grazing Act
Department of Agriculture
Sclon
Dillings
Frisch+knecht
Peterson
Snow
Stevens
Eldred M. Roxlt
Eltorta
Charles
Carter
Bert Redding
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Duchesne
Uintah Gountley
Alden Shaffer
CCC Fore
Man Kurien
Lore
Alden
F. J. Kennard
CCC
Hugh W. Colton
Uintah Stake
Shaffer
Alsa
Jesus Is
Jorgensen
Calder
Walter Woolley
Bashier
Uintah State Bank
Lewis 3
Gardiner
Jesse A
James Mr
Todia Tiolie Shaffer
Mabel Burton
Luana
Marion
Manti
Ernest
Newell Shaffer
Salt Lake
Estella Gregory
Manda
Ellen Mites
Corilla Stewart
Fort Duchesne
Barth Shaffer
Pearl Shaffer
Frisco Bay
United Airlines
San Francisco
United States Department of Commerce
Joint Legislative Committee
State
D. W. Parratt
Salt Lake County
Jehairman
Silas E. Tanner
Loanas
Ture
Rolling Stone
Ire N. Sivegins
Ogden
United States
Legislative Falls
William H. Griffin Jr
Logan
Solon
Aladdin
Reddy Kilowatt
Reddy
Lewis Munk
Georgetown, Idaho
Utah Power & Light CQ
Conoco
Conoca Bronze
Continental Oil Co
Conoqco
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