Apiarists Say Weed War Endangers Honey Producers
Report from a meeting of 40 beekeepers about threats to honey production from weed control sprays and advertising campaigns. State Board powers enable apiarists to levy funds for promotional work while speakers highlighted industry concerns and market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Apri
LD Shaw
Bypencer Stone
Oden
Presset
The
American Honey Institute
Arthur Pledger
National Farm Loan Stockholders to be Entertained
Directors of the Uintah National Farm Loan Association set Saturday February 7 as the date for the annual meeting of all stockholders in Vernal. Peter A Erickson, a Vernon farmer and association director, is arranging a program with Mr Erickson as president and A Theatore Johnson as secretary and treasurer. The meeting will start at 1 00 p m at the Main theatre with a business session followed by short features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah National Farm Loan Association
Peter A Erickson
Erickson
Theatore Johnson
Maeser 8e Takes Place of Local Gatherings at Weekend Event
Mr and Mrs J Perron entertained Sunday evening after church. A delate ful lunch was served. Families including Mr and Mrs So Case sold tel farm to Pierce Brothers of California and Jolley farm, Ray Smith of Salt Lake City visited with his wife and baby. Attendees at Clarence Bird funeral traveled from Swan Valley Idaho, Loyalton California, and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perron Hack
Leslie Hack
Lloyd Rinais
Fulmer Fish
Lester
JU Johnson
Loiciie Carter
Mary Manwarint
So Case
Tel Farm
Pierce Brothers
California
Jolley Farm
Ray Smith
Salt Lake City
County Treasurer Reports High Tax Collection for 1941
County Treasurer Owen Slaugh reports 1941 tax collections near 100 percent of levy by December 30, with total 1941 assessment at 187,405.06 and receipts of 168,505.13. Compared to 1940 levy of 176,227.46 and December 30 collections of 2150.80268, funds allocated to 1941 include general 153,470.50 bounty 22,281.51 tuberculosis and Bangs disease 455.628 livestock inspection 117.167 with 85 percent of most funds collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Slaugh Lep
New Water Chairman Plans Inventory Of Vernal System
Francis Feltch, chairman of water streets and sewers, announced a yearly plan to inventory every curb cock on Vernal City’s water system. The effort aims to cut future costs by identifying valves and improving shutoff procedures. He emphasized stricter enforcement of prompt water payments by property owners and tenants.
Ashley b noo4 Harvey Harrison visit to Lynwood
Harvey Harrison of Lynwood California is visiting with his parents and family in the local area. The note mentions a social visit with relatives and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Harrison
Lynwood , California
Par
Requina Piakket Soft Chenille Tufting Cover Design
A descriptive fragment notes a soft fliffy baby chenille tufting cover on a creamy shooting ground with an elaborate pastel center. It mentions a red border to emphasize a loving rem. The text reads as a design style draft without concrete entities or events.
Civic rally urged for war relief in Uintah County
Coin et hom punt club calls a great event to raise funds for hospital and nursing needs with half the money staying in the community. Kes Allwood says a fine of icbeatra will be provided for the occasion as the Civilian Defense organization urges citizens to attend as a patriotic gesture. The central committee of twenty six includes Rev J W Hailwood as chairman and Mrs Mary T Slaugh as secretary among many local leaders.
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Allwood
Uintah County
J W Hailwood
Mary T Slaugh
Lawrence Y. Biddoway
J DD _ Jones
MIA Institute to Be Held Thursday
Local notice announces the MIA Institute gathering set for Thursday at Fire Ward Central. The event will feature the director of MIA and board members presenting, with attendance welcome from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA Institute
Tio Om
Andy
Ashley Coop Holds Annual Meeting
Ashley Coop conducted its annual meeting in Allen on Wednesday at 10. The gathering noted the cooperative’s 1887 founding and reported positive momentum for the year. Attendees included Bennion, Merkle, Carter, and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Coop
Allen
Uintad State
Merkle
Hospital News Poem MRM re ya L t Sb P t 4 ve tu m y rt
A fragmentary hospital news item references a bill introduced to hold states or territories for reserving funds. It notes two and a half million dollars already appropriated and mentions people including Mr WN, Mr Fe de Mi si fry, and Mr Balj Alexa in a disjointed passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arivel
Boots
Fe de Mi Si
Balj
Alexa
Eastern Utah Lions Hear Power Site Plans and Defense Talk
Eastern Utah Lions meeting covers Green River Split Mountain power site findings and a plan network with Pacific coast sites. Mr Wright cites Colorado Basin studies and Northwest projects as possible links, with Dewey favored for magnesium development and Green River as original target. Jesse L Hiatt urges wartime sacrifice while Duchesne club honors guests and district officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Uintah and Ouray Indian Agency
Green River
Wright
Colorado
Watinage Basin Committee
National Resources Planning Board
Mr Wright
Split Mountain
Spit Mountain
Jesse L Hiatt
Duchesne Club
Olin H Ririe
Utah Power & Light Company
American Fork
Leaine Larsen Gragier
National Defense Program Calls for Aid From Entire Citizenry
National effort calls for total citizen support with leaders sworn in, forging a defense plan. Nutrition and child care measures, state guard mobilization, and industrial to agricultural shifts are outlined, with orders on manpower and protective duties. Community volunteers, Red Cross, and mothers urged to aid growth, health, and defense readiness.
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Supreme Court
Leo C Thorne
Donald R Barr Glenn Lambert
W R Hazelbush
Uintahs
Commission
Clayton
University of Utah
Corell
Henderson State Guard
State Guard
W G Willams
Vno
Hender
Tilly
Denver
Duty le Herge
Red Cross
Goa
Leo
Livestock Men Urge Slash in Federal Costs
A broad rural coalition urges reducing federal expenses tied to agricultural services and transport coordination. The group cites cost of operations, storage water waste, and demand for privatized land acquisitions while backing policy changes and inspections to stabilize meat supply and branding.
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Jon Harrison
Dim Redding
Diamond Mountain
David Calder Erwin Dye
Deri
Ellas
Mrettus
Elgar
National Farm Loan
Maeser
Eee
Ashley
Tad
Enmneys
Valare
Tay Ey
Priscilla
Lic
Iil
Mondal
Ann Shore Duck
Martha Mas
Teen Darrel Mildred
Charley
Priday Rvep Eas Jant
Bioaake Marshall
Dred Astaire
Rita Tlayyworth
Dover
Hospital News
Theodore
Thy
Bali Lane City
Duane Jimnso
Mission Home
Uintah
Shyham Horace Morrill
Glen van Tassel
Eastern Utah Lions
Heber City
Karl O Nielson
BW Holls
Jesse L Hiatt Duchesne
Chester Lyman
Nicholson Baal Jensen
L Maxwell
Jacoby
Otto Johnson Roosevelt
Ted Harmston
Robert Sather
John Zimmerman
Barty
Wits
Mrs Johns
Dean Fétersn
Coast Guard
Sanuay
Phoaner Powell Ann Seuthian
Retef Young
Willam
Priday
Mreditc
Marth Margaret Sullay
Frances Dee Om
News and Cartoon
Comng — Bop Toy
Paulette Goddard
Reservoir Company
Oaks Park
Sit Mile
Carrie
Ashley Creek
Christensen
U 3
Ind Meat Board
Fiat Grad
Weontroliei
Goose Lake
Christense
Long Park
Twin Lakes
Goose Lakes
Forest Service
Army
T 1
Federal Inspection Agency
Charles E Blaine
Unitaiti
Veinil
Viab
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