Cheek Farm Scales Accuracy for 4 H Livestock Markets
Public guidance from USDA notes one in twelve livestock scales at public markets fail accuracy tests by ten percent or more. Tips from Utah extension cover practical checks to spot faulty scales without official testing, including balancing test weights, weighing items of known weight, and verifying sensitivity with heavy and light loads. County agents provide a leaflet titled Market Your Farm Products By Weight for fuller instructions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Utah State Department of Agriculture
Epic
Leita
Remembering the old days from many voices
From Mrs J M Booth Bevel Texas to Anna J Tomeal North Riverside and others comes a set of reminiscences recalling hard early life. Tales span muddy walks to school in winter, meals carried in tins, oxen plowing, clay hearth bread, first Model T, kerosene lamps, and feather stripping for pillows.
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J. M. Booth
Bevel
Texas
Esther Krumm
Ravthna
Ohio
Frank Garst
Jones‘boro
Tenn
Anna J
Tomeal
North Riverside
Ius
Alles Dickinson
Dalton
Pat
Yonda
Hollywood TV vs Film Sparks Amid Poll Revelations
Hollywood figures debate shifts after Gordon Levoy Poll shows TV edging out film 60-40 in preferences. Sponsors eyed live telecasts as Jack Smith Dinah Shore radio shows move toward TV. Notables including Stanley Adams Gil da Gray and Frankie Laine linked to evolving program plans and crossovers.
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Hollywood
Amis
Bob Hope
Jack Smith
Stanley Adams
Fend
Irma
Pasadena Playhouse
Gilda Gray
Pearancea
Hollywood TV
Houston Visit in San Diego and Vernal Gatherings
MP and Mrs J A Houston left Friday for San Diego to visit their daughter Ardith Gray and family. Theda Houston of Whiterocks and Ra Nae Houston of Provo joined grandparents Mr and Mrs Burns McKowen in Vernal for a family trip. Roy Murphy and family dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Ervin Murphy in Gridleland on New Year’s Day. Divie Phillips celebrated her sixth birthday with friends Sherri Max and Jean Mitchell in attendance. Gary visited Vernal with Mrs Bolton’s parents Mr and Mrs John McKowen. Mrs Francis Bowen and Miss Kay Bowen attended a social at Myra Weskey’s home. Alice White and daughters Anna Lou and Carolyn visited Friday at the home of Ix and Mea Worrocks. Mr and Mrs Clair Haslem hosted relatives Wayne Billy and others at Roosevelt for dinner last week. Mrs Francis Bower held a recent dinner with John Horrocks, Mr and Mrs Mark Oberhanaley and family, and Mr and Mrs Big Coltharp and families.
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J. A. Houston
San Diego
Cal
Ardith Gray
Theda ‘Houston
Whiterocks
Ra- Nae Houston
Provo
Burns McKowen
Pla
John McKowen
Roy Murphy
Ervin Murphy
Gridgeland
Divie Phillips
Sherri
Max
Jean Mitchell
John Bolton
Gon
Gary
Vernal
Mra. Bolton
Francis Bowen
Kay Bowen
Heth
Roosevelt
Saernid Bolten
Francis Bower
John Horrocks
Mark Oberhanaley
Big Coltharp
Keith Bowen
Darrell
Fragments of a Home Style Food Guide
Readable fragments describe plated ideas like grated cheese with baked beans and pork on toast, a mayonnaise dressing with chives for salad, small biscuits with cream cheese and deviled ham, baked custard with butterscotch sauce and pecans, and bacon topped dishes.
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Esqoats
Sponges Bake Gou W Bit.dry Can Be Most Luscious
A quirky kitchen note details assembling a salad with pineapple and coconut, shredded cabbage, diced apples, and a creamy dressing. It also hints at frying egg coated slices and sautéing mushrooms, then layering tomatoes and beans with onions and crisp bacon.
Dinner Guests Dotted Roosevelts Social Note
Names and families hosted and entertained in a series of dinners at local homes. Nelson of Roosevelt and other couples attended events with Mr and Mrs Car Hall, Mr and Mrs W Hy Coltharp, Mr and Mrs Dick Coltharp, Mrs George Houston, Mr and Mrs Fred Nichola of Rangely Colorado, Mr and Mrs Ots Horrocks, Mrs Worrock’s brother, and Mr and Mrs Dick Adams of Roosevelt across several days.
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Dale
Nelson
Roosevelt
Car Hall
W. Hy Coltharp
Dick Coltharp
George Houston
Fred Nichola
Rangely
Colorado
Ots Horrocks
Babson Discusses Colleges Difficulties in Postwar Aid
Babson surveys higher education struggles amid postwar funding. He notes government aid peaked in 1947 with 50 percent of operating costs covered, and 1950 allocations reached 3.62 billion dollars for general educational purposes. He argues universities need substantial aid, both for operations and scholarships, and suggests corporate philanthropy could add about 300 million if 25 percent of a 3 percent tax-free giving were directed to higher education.
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Babson
G.I. Education
United States
Ibust
Tse
Automobile Rams Parked West of Vernal
An automobile driven by Burgan Byron Pittsenberger 42 Rangely rammed a second vehicle parked in the lane on a curve twelve miles west of Vernal early Wednesday. Both cars, traveling west on U S Highway 40, were near 0 20 a m when Pittsenberger could not stop after seeing Fred McLean 62 Vernal halt on the highway. Damages were about 250 dollars. McLean was cited for stopping in the traffic take on a curve and no driver s license. Pittsenberger was cited for excessive speed for existing conditions.
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Burgen Byron Pittsenberger
Vernal
W.s.s.highway 40
Fred McLean
Pittsenberger
McLean
R. Tel
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