County Farm Bureau contacts list Utah Vernal area
A roster lists officers including A G Goodrich secretary treasurer and F O Lundberg president Western Division with Cooper vice president. Also named are Bennett Altorra Independence Moffatt Lapoint Tridell Diamond Mt J L Finney W Bodily W Sprouse other members and committee heads. Communications for this page to be sent to the Farm Bureau office in Vernal Utah Uinta County.
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Locala
iBennett
Altorra
Independence Moffatt Lapoint
Tridell Diamond
Wittwer
Forest S. Slaugh
Farm Bureau Office
Vernal
Utah
County Agent Convention Attends Logan Meeting
County farm agent J H Wiltner and club leader Forest Slaughore attend the Utah State county agent annual convention in Logan this week. Farm Bureau copy arrived late and will appear in the next issue.
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J H Wiltner
Forest Slaughore
Logan
Utah
Farm Bureau
Christmas Pageant A Little Child Shall Lead Them
The Christmas pageant by the Second Ward Sunday School featured Miss Mildred Pope as the Virgin Mary and was directed by Mrs. Sarah B Bingham Jane Woolley and Mary Winder. Henry Williams led the Shepherds and H S Sewards Charles Hatch and Arthur Manwaring the Wise Men. Eva Hatch read the Nativity story with Miss Jennie Lewis as the Egyptian Waiting Maid. Patriarch Harmon Sowards as Father Time and Alice Colton with bow and quiver symbolized the New Year. The Angel children and Relief Society Chorus with Hanson Olson Orchestra completed the production.
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Sarah B. Bingham
Iane Woolley
Mary Winder
Second Ward
Mildred Pope
Virgin Mary
Shepherds
Henry Williams
Wise Men
Sewards
Charles Hatch
Arthur Manwaring
Recept of Agriculture to Grow Sassify
The phrase appears as a fragmented OCR item. Readable parts suggest a note on developing agricultural receptacles or grants for growth. No clear person, place, or organization is identifiable from the provided text.
Salatry seeds and saving tips from agriculture dept
Seed guidance notes spring planting for salatry with frost timing and storage. One ounce seeds plants two hundred foot row suitable for most families. After establishment thin to avoid crowding and cultivate frequently. Salsify can be dug in autumn and stored in banks pits or basements or left in ground until needed.
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Department of eAcricuiture
Parsnip Cultivation and Storage Tips from Old Guide
Parsnips should be sown in drills from 18 inches to 8 feet apart after the last spring frost. Sow thickly and thin to about 8 inches between plants. They need rich soil and are often left in the ground over winter, harvested in autumn, or stored in moist sand in pits or cellars. Most advise freezing improves the root.
Opinion on Shale Work Rules From Interior Officials
Interior Department official Vogelsang confirms that mining law generally requires assessment work on each shale claim rather than a group approach. The letter discusses diamond drill testing as potential improvements and cites prior cases, urging careful, per-claim development to legally hold shale claims.
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Vogelsang
Interior Department
Lake City
Secretary of the Interior
Jenson
American Share Men's Association
Congress
Volgelsang
Ephyr
Vanceverous Dennis
Elmer Cassel
Stcich
Naples Community News and Christmas Gatherings
Naples residents share holiday visits with the Gardiner and Evans families. A Sunday school program and New Year promotions are noted. Social events honor Mrs Veda Miller and Lynnn Richens before their departures for Los Angeles and a mission. Local church leadership changes and relatives’ travels are described along with mail duties and a bridge project update.
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Herman Hoesch
Watson
Los Angeles
Lynnn Richens
E. Lind
Sterling Haws
Harold Norrell
Chas. M.iverson
J. W. Olsen
Mantle Bridge
Richards Ia
Grandma Goodrich
A. G. Goodrith
Rainbow Christmas Cheer Brings Santa Visit to Town
A Rainbow Christmas celebration features a Santa Claus visit around five o clock, bringing holiday cheer to residents. Children awaited candy and photos as the festive event drew families to the town square.
Christmas program ends with Santa delivering baby at Rainbow
A large Christmas program in Recreation Hall featured songs recitations and dialogues by children and adults. Santa Claus arrived after the final song and mentioned a baby to Mr Murray's home as a Rainbow Tale. A dance followed at the Rainbow Recreation Hall with Mr and Mrs Joseph A Murray celebrating a newborn daughter.
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Chicren
Donna Workman
Santa
Aaron Larson
Teannia Richens
Thursa Hodson
Eva Murray
Inez Workman
Mareda Sarantinos
Veda Hatch
Marry Larson
Afton
Betha McCarrell
Urby Smith
Jesus
Veola
Hatch
Wilford Due
Eva McCarrell
Jorma Workman
Aston Hudson
Mary Murray
Dila Jogue
Little Folks
Louise Smith
RoseMary Silka
Velda Sarantinos
Donna Larson
Inez Smith
Aston Hodson
Violen Solo
Bethlehem Star
Dale Johnson
Santa Claus
Erma Workman
Jon
Wands Richens
Sonny Mort
Aston Larson
Tennien Riehens
Rainbow
Mr. Murray
Adora
Joseph A. Murray
Christinne Gift Aittle
Public notice of estray sale in Vernal City Utah
Notice states Byron G. Eaton poundkeeper will auction four branded estray cattle on First South Street Vernal City Utah January 1921 if unclaimed. Items include a red cow branded J H on right side a red healfer branded 77 on right side a light red white faced heifer branded 5 on right hip and a two year old calf with ear marks. Cattle were taken up December 31 1920.
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State OF
Utah
Uintah
Verna City
City
South Street
Vernal City
Aidva
J. H
Byron G. Eaton
Letter of appreciation from J W Brawley
J W Brawley vice president of the Real Estate and Trust Co Greensboro NC writes December 18 thanking the Vernal Express for its Christmas issue and information about Jen yon area. He notes value of papers for someone familiar with few local details and asks to renew his subscription for another year.
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J. W Brawley
Real Estate and Trust Company
Greensboro
North Carolina
Vernal Express
Tama
Urado Oil Plant to Resume Operations in Utah Colorado Region
John T. Pope announces Urado Ol Co will reopen after a year closed. Urado oil, once yielding about one barrel daily, was developed with a 300 foot tunnel and five foot pump, producing roofing cement and by products. Plans aim to expand output and bring the refinery to full operation soon.
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Urado Ol! Co
Utah-Colorado
John T. Pope
Urado
Dragon
Utah
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Inaugural Ball Honors Governor Mabey at Hotel Utah
Indications point to a large social event Monday evening January 10 at the Hotel Utah ballroom under the Republican state committee. Governor Charles R. Mabey and Mrs Mabey will be guests with former governors Heber M. Wells John C. Cutler William Spry and Simon Damberger in the receiving line. The reception starts at 9 pm followed by the grand Monarch ball at 10 pm and dancing afterward. No admission fee is charged and citizens are urged to attend statewide.
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Charles R. Mabey
Mabey
Utah
Republican State Committee
Heber M. Wells
John C. Cutler
William Spry
Simon Damberger
Boon Plant to Reopen Within Thirty Days
The Boon facility plans to reopen soon with operations resuming within about thirty days as details are being finalized. Local officials confirm readiness and a timeline for the plant’s full operation restoration.
Daggett County Seeks Tax Settlement With Uintah County
A Salt Lake Tribune dispatch from Manila Daggett County reports the school tax financing is strained as 30 percent of taxes remain unpaid. The board believes schools can run for eight months while a finance committee works to settle past taxes owed to Daggett from payments received by Uintah County.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Manila
Daggett County
Committee On Finance
Uintah County
Asparagus Cultivation Tips From U S Department Of Agriculture
The guide outlines growing asparagus on well drained soil, best on deep sandy loam with manure. It recommends 2 year old roots, deep soil loosening, and mulch practices per region. Plant spacing is 14 inches in rows or 1 foot apart in beds, with crowns buried 4 to 5 inches. No shoots should be removed in year one.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Eggplants: sow seed in hotbed six weeks before transplant
The eggplant requires heat and warm ground for transplanting. Use a rich sandy loam, well drained, with rows eight feet apart and plants two feet apart. Cultivate thoroughly and apply well rotted manure freely. Fresh manure should not be used. harvest when large enough.
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Department of Agriculture
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Wm. Adan J. M, Lundberg
John Gardner
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J. L. Finney
John G. Harking
Herman Mullins
Morley Jones
Frank Olmes
At, Johnson
Edltink Committee
Lundberg
BE. D. Smith
Uiniah County
A. T.johnson
D. Smith
Aet L
Sassify
Naples
Chris
Jenyon
Unitah Packing and Provision Company
C. A Cawley
J. A. Newlands
Hurs
Daddy
Pop
Grandpa
JT Back Agate
Iiome
Johns
Willie Primple
Tother Day
Apostles
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