One Hundred Years with John Hoyle Jack Chew
A long reminiscence recounts John H. Chew and family cattle drives from Ver nal to Brown's Park in 2001, the sufferings and feats of wrangling 700 cows and horses, the perilous Green River crossing, later moves to Snake River and Beav er Creek, and the births of Douglas and Enola as the family endures severe winters and builds a life on Douglas Mountain and the Park with multiple generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Chew
Jim Robinson
John
Vernal
Brush Cree
Prance
Thy
Sears Canyon
Parson's Ford
Green Tiver
Brown's Park
Fthel
Green River
Run
Antil
Jack
Barty
Leath
Wigan
Charles Crouse Place
Snake River
Ethel
Werghind
Slater
Colorado
Berglund
Beaver Creek
Henry Warren
Alice Na E
Zenobia Basin
Douglas Mountain
Vo Roorn
Ouglas Mountain
Douglas
Harry Hay
Enola
Avvan
Viva
Hungerford Academy
Springville
Jean
Hungerford
Avron
Eure
Mark
Mac Mobley
Adok
June
Burton
Hoypace
Vive
New Genealogical Service Opened in Thorne Studio
Jennie Weeks and Ithoda Stevens opened a genealogical and historical research office in Thorne Studio, February. Both are Uintah County researchers and members of the Uintah Stake Genealogical Committee. They offer access to major journals, publications, and guides, with English and American research links, free initial consultations, and locality history resources in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Weeks
Ithoda Stevens
Thorne
Uintah Stake
Patrrons
Uintah County Library
Brixham Young University
Genealogical Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-lay Saints
Hartford
Virginia Gazette
Detroit Cienealogieal Magazine
Genealogieal Magazine
Everton Publications
Logan
Genealogical and Historical Magazine
Washngton
D O
Everton
Washington
United States
Boston
Chisago American Institute of Genealogy
United [States
Gennett
Weeks
Mr. Stevens
England
Shires
Utah
Mrs
Stevens Fetter
Maeser 4 Hrs Attend School at Logan
Maeser 4 Hrs head to Logan for a weeklong 4H program hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Youn and Kathaleen 0 Tablony. Local families host visiting students and conservationists charter a trip to a national convention in New Orleans while others visit relatives in California and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edua Jelnes
Rita
Jean McCankle
Fleanor Hacking
Donna Powell
Logan
Jack Youn
Kathaleen
Timothya
Hus
New Orleans
Marvin Smith
Maeser
E Harald Dudley
Randictt
Maeser School
Maeser Ward
Helen French
Anchorage
Darrell Farwell
Casalville
Adrian Raines
Frenehy
Mr Farwell
Raines
Heber Kimball Tenily
Salt Lake City
Washington
Yeelars
Mark Mo Hutts
Ted White
Jensen
Ainner
Adri A Reimes
Kurd Andwaith
Owen
Blackburn
Sillnghan
Stockton
Cal
Byulah
Jammy
Maeser School Valentine Dance Highlights Winners
Maeser School held a Valentine Dance in the Maeser Arts Center hall with all eight grades attending. Prizes of candy went to winners Halph McConkle and Ann Weyerman, Hatlie Morrison and Donna Bitz, and Sherman Fletcher and Susan Hacking. Al enjoyed the event. The article also notes genealogical service offerings at the Wasatch County Library and a free Saturday night class on using library materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLoey Simper
Raparter
Maeeser School
Maeser Ar Tsement Hall
Halph McConkle
Ann Weyerman
Hatlie Morrison
Donna Bit
Sherman Fletcher
Susan Hacking
Wwntah
Weeks
Thebrary
Stevens
Spring Wheat Growers Cautioned By County Chair
Charles Wise, chairman of Utnetat County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, urges spring wheat growers to plant within their allotment to avoid penalties. Notices warn that all county wheat acreage will be measured. those avoiding notices gain marketing cards, while overplanting leads to loss of marketing cards until excess wheat is disposed of as directed. Penalties reach 45 percent of the May 1 1954 parity price, charged against all farm wheat sold unless a marketing certificate is shown. Growers have four options to address excess wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wise
Utnetat
County Agricultural, Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wise
Wheat Penalties and Storage Rules Outline for Farmers
The text explains options for handling excess wheat including storage in county facilities or public warehouses, with penalties and receipts required. It notes marketing cards or certificates as proof of no penalty, and advises buyers to deduct penalties at purchase. It cites high U.S. stocks of wheat and corn as of January 1 and mentions acreage adjustment plans to align production with market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wernhouse Acceipt
Secretary of Agriculture
ASC
Ifigrain
US Treasury
U. 5 Department of Agriculure
Scod Ola Days Report From Uintah Basin May Hint at Oil and Mining Plans
February 27 1914 report notes W P Calthorp Mercantile Co manager JL Hayes returning from eastern trip finding enthusiasm and Uintah Basin talk. Oil activity flagged with two rigs planned and spring drilling. Mining mentions uranium and vanadium deposits near Ouray Independence and Wa tish counties. Local school district consolidation eyed. Maeser Mutuals event successful. Young Peoples Society officers elected. Snow and floods affected transport. Future Farmers plan Chicago trip with boxing fundraisers. Municipal airport lease approval, social events, and Uintah High School roll listed. Sheep movement on Green River ferry noted with migration ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Hayes
W Op Calthorp Mercantile Company
Uintah Basin
St Loui
Gorse
George F .Timms
Uteland Copper Cr
Ouray
LO Toward
Salt Lake
Independence
Wastitch County
Walliam Boren
Manila
Board of Education
Maeser Mutuals
Ethel Elmer
Bert Hardy
Nathan Hardy
Charles McConkie
Bert
Tom Murray
Lester Bingham
The
Mutuals
Young Peoples Society
Congregational Church
M M . Nelann
Lawrence Davis
Gerald Thorne
Mary
Solar Aircraft workers build all-faith chapel at plant near San Diego
Edmund T Price, president of Solar Aircraft Co, plans an on-site chapel for employees. He says it will offer a quiet refuge from busy lives and foster faith and inspiration across the company amid a culture that cherishes public credit. The project reflects a belief in strengthening morale and security through communal worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empoyees
Solar Aircraft, Co
San Diego
Nay
California
Edmund T Price
George Washington
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John Hoyle
Jack’ Chew
Woereford Aleor
Bresdant
George Means
Sergeat, Ky
Jobm Minish
Dysart
Lows
Minish
Maeseer
Rowens Tachens
Velon Belt
Baby
Mesa Arizona
Salt la Cly
Tve
Gails
Danny Turner Ar
Mes
Everett Pitt
Pitt
Harvey McKre DeLoy Vernon
Blaine Palmer
AYU
Maeser School News
UHS Arte
Chicago
Hom Lundell
Ito
Jack Noward
Roy Massey Ployd Walker
Sainmy Mateh
Lawrence Ale Lon Clair Fletcher
Clyde Hall
Eddie Baker
Meg Warren
Don Nicholson
Draper
D Manley
Ogden
Nowell B Cook
Stewart Lakes
Leota Marsh Leids
Vernal City
Josephine Bascom
Earl Gillestie
Catherine Butcher
Uintah High School
Essie Jane Sowards
LaVern Hemstreet
Lela Hall
Nell Caldwell
Lenore Lewis
Vergie Goodrich
Lomna Goodrich
Gwendalyn Roberts
Edytha Kay
Miriam Young
Nina Blank
Agneta Norgard
Jane Johnson
Fern Slaugh
Ardeth Johnson
Lois Lybbert
Wilma Smith
Ada Winder
Bernice Lybbert
Royal Smith
Giles Woods’ Ranch
Pleasant Valley
Ashton‘s
Calvin Gliba
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