Lumber Crews Press Green Lakes Logging Amid Snow Delays
Lumber crews working at Green Lakes, sponsored by the Dintah Basin Conservation District, continue logging 160000 feet of lumber as heavy snows persist. Howard M Ivory reports crews traveled to Vernal for progress updates, while the road to Green Lakes remains closed until weather permits. Farmers are urged to place orders as state lumber may be available to meet early construction needs.
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Green Lakes
Dintah Basin
Bsot
Howard M Ivory
Sils
Vernal
State Road Commission
Umein
Ivory
Utah Livestock Shows Farm State Association Forms
Representatives of 11 Utah livestock groups organized the Utah State Livestock Shows Association at Salt Lake City on Feb 9 to promote breeding and eliminate scheduling conflicts. John E Booth named president. officers include Ray Wilson, John A Anders, RE Wynn, and Greg Backman. Participating shows include Intermountain Junior Fatstock and Nephi Suffolk, Richmond Black and White Breed shows. The group aims to improve the industry and aid the war effort through improved transportation and standardized judging.
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Utah
Salt Lake
John E Booth
Richmond
Booth
Ray & Wilson Salt Lake
John A Anders
Richfield
RE Wynn Nephi
Greg Backman
Balt Lake
Intermountain Junior
Uintah Basin Livestock Show coverage notes
The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Sustain Show traveled to Ephraim Emery County Castle Dale Richfield Vernal and Cedar City venues with President Alvin Weeks representing the Uintah Basin Livestock Show in the event.
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Erie
Salt Lake
Chamber Commerce
Ephraim
Emery County
Castle Dale
Cedar City
Alvin BE Weeks
Uintah Basin
Davis week care and mining notes fill local page
Omitted week in which Mrs Marvin Chivers cares for the Southams sons while they visit Salt Lake. Mrs Prank Collier returned with Mr and Mrs Ted Williams to stay. Davis quilting progresses as ladies meet weekly. Arle Murray escaped injury at the mine after a rock fall. East and west side M I A contest ends this week with a celebratory party to the winner. Cora Cock leaves for Craig Colorado. Max Johnson visits relatives and now works at Helper Coal mine. Clayton Blaugh employed at the Glsonite mine. Rena Blaugh receives letter from brother Joe Postma at Camp Rucker Alabama noting he reads about boys back home.
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Marvin Chivers
Clair Southam
Southam
Salt Lake
Prank Collier
Provo
Ted, Williams
Davis
Eliza Smuin
Bonanza
Hyrum Bouin
Contet
Cora Cock
Craig Colorado
Max Johnson
Helper
Clayton Blaugh
Gusonite
Rena Blaugh
Local Notes and Visits From Early February 1923
February 2 1923 reports show Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton and Mr and Mrs Irvin Eaton visiting Provo during leadership week. Naylor from Portland visited his mother Mary Naylor. Cor Clerk Wilson Murray filled duties with Addie Longhurst taking over. Czar F Rudy of Ft Duchesne visited Vernal. Supt Joseph T Tullis and Frank Davis note a snowslide at the summit. Rev Mo J Hersey spoke to the PTA at Randlett on Americanism. Mr and Mrs Vern Workman from Rainbow headed to Roosevelt for medical care. Mr and Mrs Karl Tenny plan to move to San Diego CA. Bishop Thomas J Cadwell of Jensen attended the school board meeting. Cameliman Jon Nayis stayed home with a varicella like illness.
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Ernest Eaton
Irvin Eaton
Pontha’ Calder
Naylor
Mary Naylor
Portland
Wilson Murray
Addie Longhurst
F Rudy
Ft Duchesne
Joseph T Tullis
Frank Davis
Sumamit
Mo J Hersey
PTA
Randlett
Vern Workman
Rainbow
Roosevelt
Workman
Karl Tenny
San Diego
California
Thomas J Cadwell
Jensen
Cameliman Jonn Nayis
Latrippe
Baby born to James Griffin family amid river crossing dangers
Feb 2 1843 report notes Jake Workman Jr nearly lost his life in Green River at Browns Park while crossing with his team. Parents Mr and Mrs James Griffin welcome a baby boy. Tava and Miss Mune Jesperson plan to marry soon. Andrew Murray and Miss Stella Stewart wed at the brides' home Thursday. A reception followed and a schoolhouse dance ensued. Workmans Hall dance set for Tuesday in honor of St Valentine.
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Jake Workman Jr
Green River
Browns Park
Teim
Lee
James Griffin
Din N Tava
Mune Jesperson
Andrew Murray
Stella Stewart
Workmans Hall
St Valentines
Delinquent List Notice of Sale Whiterocks Inmigation Co
Whiterocks Inmigation Company of Lapoint Utah lists delinquencies on shares after an assessment levied December 10 1942 names and shares with amounts due. The sale of delinquent stock will occur February 25 in the company office at 4 PM to cover the delinquent assessments plus advertising costs. Secretary Treasurer J C Hacking sets the date and postponement details.
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Susanne Lugon
Fidel Lugon
Eusebe Lugon
Steamboat Spring
Colorado
Mosby Creek
Uurtah County
RF WE II
neoTky
Lng
State Capitol
Sdlt
Lake City
Utah
Whiterocks Inmigation Company
Lapoint
Amoont
Alice L Angus
Ralph Alexander
Burton
S Ashe
Caldwell
Earley H Goodrich
Coadrich
Mes
Jessie
Gladys Wardle
Milton & Ben Wilson
Home Dramatic Club stages The Hidden Hand triumph
The Home Dramatic Club presented The Hidden Hand to a fine reception. Libby Rich led as a heroine, while Duke tele Oferkirk failed in a misfortune involving a valuable black wool scarf at last week's masquerade ball.
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Libby Rich
Duke Tele Oferkirk
Elk Sale In Browns Park Area Due To Severe Winter
Davis William Allen of Greystone Colorado states that severe winter in Browns Park area forces elk sales. By paying $1000, Wyoming game wardens would relocate and harvest the elk in the vicinity due to lack of winter range.
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Colorado
Davis
Allen
Wyoming
Sevier Farmers Use Hog Marketing Cooperative
Sevier county farmers organize a hog marketing cooperative led by county agent Lew Mar Price to streamline sales. The system, begun in 1940, shifted hogs to a Salt Lake market via weekly market days with prices set 50 cents below Salt Lake’s top price, boosting shipments to 117 carloads last year and farm production of sows and piglets.
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Sevier
Bevier County
F Iiding Cooperative Association
Lew Mar Price County
Salt Lake
Jbuyer
Mr Price
Sevier County
Farm War News Highlights Food Efforts and Farm Roles
War era report notes food as a weapon in aiding allies and defeating the Nazis, praising farm women and noting seeds, price controls, and farmer shares of the food dollar. It urges farmers to boost production, conserve resources, and prepare supplies such as ice, oil, salt, and fruit trees while supporting civilian food distribution efforts.
Fragmented rural to-do list items emerge in ad hoc ledger
A garbled procurement note lists tasks and supplies for farm management and shop needs. Items mention overhaul of a broodey store, furnishing a dog or livestock gear, ordering anti-freeze, paint shop color card, seed grain cleaning, booklet on care of electric motors, and dairy herd maintenance.
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Dobbin
Bologna
Extension Forester Announces Utah Tree Planting Program
Utah State Agriculture College extension forester Floyd reports 180000 trees across nine species will be available for spring planting. Local agents and forest service supervisors distribute order blanks to cooperators. Windbreaks and farm woodlots planted since 1930 now provide fence posts and fuel wood.
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Ingly
Bint
Whitey
Utah
Soil Conservations Service District
Ubac Extension Forester
Aines
Ployd
Verna Express Discusses War Effort and Windbreak Planting
In the war effort report, fetal improvement is noted as a key focus while Floyd highlights windbreak planting efforts in treeless state areas around homesteads to support agricultural resilience.
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Floyd
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Utah Livestock Shows Farm State Association
ED l Watson
Davis Shetd
J C Hacking
Farm War News
Wickoard
Russia
Stalingrad
United Nations
Claude Welkard
Office $ Price Administration
Food Distribution Administration
Broodey
BABY
Poehlmann Hatchery
Demar Dudley
Tenten
Poehlmann
Audley Poultry Farm
Hel
Gabe
Geease
Andre Kostelanetz
Coca-Cola
Coca Cola
Cota Cola Company
Gooa Gola Bottling CO
Vernal, Utah
Side States Telstel. CO
THE
Tham
Uncle Sam
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ld 1D 8 Business College
Truong High School
L. D. S.business College
Balt
Take City, Utah
IHC
Bennett
Farm Exchange
Eugene Weist
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