State College to Conduct Program of Adult Education Says President
Utah State Agricultural College extension outlines a farm and home adult education program for 22 counties. The plan covers farm size and income, crop and livestock production, machinery investment, insect and disease control, finances, home health and security, education, and community life.
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Bennett-Leeton poet program honors Washington birthday
A school house program directed by three teachers honored George Washington's birthday on Monday. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs William Kohler of Myton. Mrs Lizzie Snyder stayed in Whiterocks for a few days with her sister. Roosevelt visitors Morrell Labrum and Liesd Labrum spent Thursday with Mrs Catherine Adams. May Timothy left for Birmingham to visit relatives.
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George Washington
William Kohler
Myton
Jei Whitemore
Joseph Snyder
Lizzie Snyder
Sfelen Redman
Whiterocks
Mare de Allen
Morrell Labrum
Liesd Labrum
Green Efickness Dame Condition Noted In Women
A chronic skin disease described as turning a greenish sickly color is observed more often in women and is associated with a home-like setting called Green Efickness. The description emphasizes its prevalence among female patients.
Did You Ever Stop to Think About Health at Work
A concise argument emphasizing health as an asset for workers and executives alike. It asserts that good physical condition boosts efficiency, safeguards colleagues, and enhances job performance, urging responsible self care without excess zeal.
Fort Thornburg road and its hard winter trek to a Utah post
The text recounts the 1881 82 push to open a military road from Carter Station via Fort Bridger to Fort Thornburg in Utah. Judge Carter funded the initial passable route, crews faced snow dugways bogs and quicksand, and by 1883 four infantry companies laid corduroy through mountain parks before Thornburg was abandoned for Du Chesne.
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Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs William Thomas and family of Gusher visited relatives with Mr and Mrs Albert Rastmus on Friday. Everett Pope and Oral Snyder of Cedarview called on friends Sunday. A ward house meeting for feed loan interest was held Wednesday with County Agent E Peterson present. Richard Adams of Roosevelt was a business visitor at Leeton on Tuesday. Frank Timothy and family moved into the former Adams residence as Catherine Adams plans pantry work. Bufforphington baby Hicks born Tuesday. Claire Hassem improved property by building a new ice house. Peterson hauling ice for me. Mr and Mrs Perry Bowen shopped in Roosevelt on Wednesday. A government doctor from Ft Duchesne visited Indian patients in the vicinity on Monday and reported Peter Arkassasmith.
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Gusher
Albert Rastmussen
Everett Pope
Oral Snyder
Cedarview
Ward House
E Peterson
Richard Adams
Roosevelt
Leeton
Frank Timothy
Kate Adams
Catherine Adams
Hicks
Claire Hassem
Peterson
Perry Bowen
Ft Duchesne
Peter Arkassasmith
Utah Livestock Values Decline 42 Percent in 1932 Report
Utah livestock value at year start drops about 43 percent from 1931 while cattle numbers rise to 464 600 head and milk cows increase to 2113 000. hogs up with 86 000 head valued at 500 000. sheep remain numerous but slip to 27 55 000 head valued at 318 653 000. total cattle in 11 western states 1 040 000 plus across the country sheep up slightly.
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Utah
Andrews
United States
Japan Holds Open Door Policy in Manchuria Questioned
Fragmentary note discusses Japan's stance on Manchuria and foreign reactions amid conflicting signals about concessions and control, with unclear specifics.
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Japan
Manchuria
Black Walnut Adapted to Utah Soil and Climate
Utah State Agricultural College forester says black walnut is a dual purpose, easily grown nut and lumber tree well suited to Utah soils. Seedlings of about 10 000 one year trees will be distributed to farmers in spring at no cost with prepaid shipping. trees planted 8 feet apart in groups or along fences.
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Paul Mc Dunn
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Forestry Department
Brigham City
Washington birthday observed and reunion of local residents
BALUARD WARD Gert Stoddard returned home after a year away in Boxelder county. Washington birthday activities were held at the district school with top seventh and eighth grade essays by Orlan Cook and Rose Jorgensen. The Harmonica band performed patriotic songs including Washingtona birthday and Mount Vernon Bells. Principal Williams spoke on Washingtons influence. Several residents and teachers were mentioned, with Miss Delleht D Bitchell returning home and Mrs Minnie Angus teaching in the Junior seminary class.
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Boxelder
Washington
Josephine May
Duchesne
Donald May
Delleht D Bitchell
Charles Stoddard
Minnie Angus
Dairy Returns to Kentucky Farmers Rise Then Fall After Prohibition
In 1919 dairy products brought Kentucky farmers an estimated 9.056 million dollars. By 1929 the dairy income fell to about 20.82 million as prohibition reshaped production and markets for whisky and related products. The figures reflect a shift in agricultural earnings during the early 20th century.
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