Uintah Beekeepers Report Busy Bees With High Yields
Uintah Basin areas yielded 60 to 120 pounds per hive while some zones produced 10 to 20 pounds per hive. Utah bees averaged 47 pounds per hive in 1950, with about 49 000 hives in the state. Beekeepers face high production costs but USDA support may sustain the industry and boost pollination services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
George F. Owlson
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah
U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Discipline and Teaching Over Punishment for Children
Guidance stresses teaching over spanking for curious children. Delay corrective discipline until the child is old enough to respect property, avoiding harm and fostering understanding.
Platarium Planarium Worm Replaces Lost Bead
A fragment describes a planarium nicknamed a fat worm replacing a lost bead with a new component called platarium. The quirky note hints at a mechanical or device swap, though details are sparse and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platarium
Leeton Bennett Ward Christmas Party Visited by Santa
The Leeton Bennett ward held its annual Christmas party on Saturday night December 23 with a program featuring a welcome, songs, one act play by Bee Hive girls, a primary children’s dialogue, and a Santa gift of candy and nuts. Several local families and friends were noted visiting relatives across Utah and nearby states during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Fern Houston
Donna Hall
Bee Hive Girls
Lowell D. Long
Patsy Gray
Mary Margaret Horrocks
Frances Ann Colthorp
Santa
Mrs. Clair Haslem
Ray Haslem
Isola Morrill
California
Wayne Haslem
Camp Cooke
Army
Salt Lake
Billy Haslem
LDS Hospital
Billy
Christmas Sunday Visits and Vernal Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Louie Hall of Greenriver visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John fail. Mr and Mrs Mervin Halton and daughter Bertha visited in Vernal Thursday with Mrs Bol tson's parents Mr and Mrs John McKowen. A lumber from here attended Primary union meeting at Roosevelt Friday. Mrs Hanna Russon and Mrs Qapriel Bowden visited with Mr and Mrs Clark Roberts in Vernal Thursday. A Sunday School program on Dec 24 featured Christmas songs talk P E B Russon Donna Hall Story Joyce Bolton music Kenneth and Lowell Long talids Douglas Phillips reading Sherleen Rowley song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Hall
Greenriver
John Fail
Mervin Halton
Bertha
Boltson
John McKowen
Roosevelt
Hanna Russon
Qapriel Bowden
Clark Roberts
P. EB. Russon
Donna Hall
Story
Joyce Bolton
Kenneth and
Lowell Long
Douglas Phillips
Reading
Sherleen Rowley
Overheated stove ignites Murdock Machinery warehouse fire
A stove while being used to heat a warehouse at 390 East Main Street sparked a blaze that charred new tractor tires and tubes, fertilizer, and insecticide. Lynn Murdock said he left the office 30 minutes before the fire. firefighters removed smoldering tires and chemicals. Loss included four new tires with tubes, four used tires, and several tons of fertilizer and insecticides. rafters and floor will need replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Machinery,Co
East Main
Lynn Murdock
Murdock
Brook Trout Eggs Slated For Uintas
A shipment of 270 000 brook trout eggs begins journey from Strassburg Pennsylvania to Utah hatcheries. Eggs will be hatched at Kamas Hatchery and fry released next summer into high lakes of the Uinta Mountains. Additional eggs from Springville Kamas Morgan hatcheries support state spawning. Saskatchewan Mackinaw eggs arrive for Fish Lake planting.
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Strassburg
Pennsylvania
Utah
Kamas
Uinta Mountains
Strawberry
Schofield Reservoir
Pangultch Lake
Fish Lake
Bear Lake
Springville
Kamas and
Morgan
Saskatchewan
Canada
Minerals From Katanga Rich in Copper and More
Bel gian Congo yields a variety of minerals yearly from Katanga and other areas. About 150,000 tons of pure copper are produced annually along with tin, cobalt, industrial diamonds, iron, coal, manganese, and other precious metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beytan Congo
Belgian Congo
Katanga
Lapoint Community News Remembers Christmas Gatherings
A Lapoint Christmas dinner honored Garth Elmer and family, with guests from Hayden, Salt Lake City, and Vernal. The ward hosted a program and dance for service-leaving boys, with many attending from Tridell, Bennett, Roosevelt, and Vernal. Local families and travelers visited relatives, sharing meals and gifts as Santa distributed toys at the chapel event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sprouse
Golden Winn
Garth Elmer
Boyd Winn
Salt Lake City
Ercil Sprouse
Connie
Buddy
Hayden
Lapoint
Mary Shavehaugh
Denver
Cale
Clair Burton
Clista Searle
Uintah County
Albert Norton
Vernal
Albert
Sarah Norton
Ward Chapel
Troy Burton
Boyd Young
Lyle Hackford
Weldon Woolley
Tridell
Bennett
Roosevelt
Mary Taylor
Ogden
Fred Neumeyer
Roy ‘Taylor
Bridgeland
Charlie Bigelow
Roxla Talor
Bert Swain
Ed Mowrey
Orville Swain
Gilbert Anderson
Caroline Lambert
Johnny Lambert
Johnny*Lambert
California
Cecil Dudley
Barbara Nyberg
Clarence Mt.Jay
Mac
Howard
Dallas
Whiterocks
Geraldine
Barbara
Reed Harrison
Carlin Harrison
Jerry Harrison
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Leeton—Bennett
Mary E. Horrocks
Pella Bolton
Zeonistiar
Otis
Sen
Neapolitan
Naples
O. P. Skagg's
Baryie
Rob
Pete
Valencia
Py Su Bo
O.P.S. Graat Northern 2
Tbe
Callo
Oop
Murdock Company
Carl Hall
Fred Hartle
Kenneth Hartle
George Allred
Gene Symoré
Iamily
Ed Lewis
Provo
Lewis
John Haslem
Norman Long
Loga
Mable Jenkins
Robert Steel
Rangely
Ruby
Hayden Foster Carol Jean Hall
Leeton
Rhoda Ann Lee
Roy
Harvey
Bicdie Burton
Elaine Taylor
Marion Rasmussen
Jim Schactermeyer
Verna
Tommy Killibough
Logan
Tridel
Hayden Foster
Atte Foster
Cleo Woolley
Francis Lou Jenkins
Glee Wardle
Merle
Alice Jenkins
Gusher
John Jack- 500
Tex Burton
Elmer Caldwell
Cou
Vernal Express
Cnagay
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Vernal, Utah
GPS
Coe
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