Roundup Grand Success At Utah Agricultural College
The Annual Farmers Roundup and Housekeepers Conference at Utah Agricultural College ran January 10 to 19. About one thousand farmers and housewives attended, with averages of 300 women and 200 men in sessions daily. Dr. Caroline Hedger spoke on child nutrition, Dr. A. A. McKerrow on marketing enterprises. Governor Mabey and state legislators visited, addressing the assembly. The event demonstrated close ties between the college and rural life, with praise for Dr. R. J. Evans and the Extension staff for organizing and conducting the meetings.
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Utah, Agricultural College
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
A. A. McKerrow
Minnesota
Mabey
House of Representatives
Senate
Noego
A.V. Ivins
College
Utah
Agricultural College
R.,j. Evans
Count Your Change in Dairy Farming Lessons
Uncle Ban Eldgedge, dairymen's friend, scolds farmers who skip testing herd production and butter fat. He says merchants count change, so dairy men must count herd output to know if Lady will beat her record tomorrow.
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Ban Eldgedge
Dairymens
Fight for the Land Bank urged by U A C professor
Professor George B. Hendricks of the School of Commerce at U A C told a Farmers Roundup that Federal Land Banks are essential for proper farm financing. He warned that current law's constitutionality is in dispute and urged farmers to push Congress to pass a constitutional alternative.
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Farmora
George B. Hendricks
School of Commerce and Business Administration
Hendricks
Congress
Federal Land Banka
Sunday School and Community News from Dry Fork
Our correspondents report starting Sunday school and meetings in the New Year with good attendance. A house warming at George Massey’s drew locals for games, dancing, and refreshments. Several locals and visitors travel between Dry Fork and nearby areas for work, illness, and church events, with updates on missions and road work near the new bridge.
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Dry Fork
George Massey
Lynn Hall
Brynest Caldwell
Watson
Utah Oi! Company
J. N. Cuthberts
Tommy ‘Hall
Josh Hall
Elisha Ampbell
George Caldwell
Roose
May Aiken
Nellie Hacking
Clarence Caldwa
Godarview
Fiiday
ElMisha Campbell
Wallace
Caldwell
Akin
Eve Caldwell
Psee
Alnura
Frank’ Cole
Community Letters Note Snow Wish and School Spelling Match
ALTRRRA Dorsah Long and Earl Gardner returned Sunday from a trip to Price. They took clover seed for C. S. Johnson of Roosevelt. The writers praise the weather, hope for snow, and report grammar grade pupils challenging adults to a spelling contest and a fundamentals of arithmetic trial, with a planned lively district gathering.
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Dorsah Long
Earl Gardner
Price
C. S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Jack Frost
Gramméar
Prosperity Prospects for Farmers Highlighted at UA Roundup
Salt Lake City financial expert Ronald Tilton told local farmers at the UA Roundup that prosperity lies in the near future as production cuts costs. He noted abundant raw materials, capital, and labor, urging efficient production and warning against reduced output delaying recovery.
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Ronald Tilton
Salt Lake City
UA. C
Community Notes from Naples Local Meeting and Socials
Neighbors gathered at Jacob W. Olsen’s home for a surprise to the Olsens with games and a luncheon. Wallace Calder spoke at a Mutual Improvement meeting and others discussed the Tobacco Evil and school events attendances. Several residents illness updates and a January departure for Lynn Richens are noted along with road work and a horses accident.
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Jacob W. Olsen
Sterling Haws
Angus Mertell
Arthur Harrison
Lewis Goodrich
Bishop Remington
John Kty
Frank
Fuller Merrell
George R. Goodrich
Jacob W
Saree J. Goodrich
Court transfers two prisoners from Moffat County
Sheriff Richardson arrested Charles Mantle and Perry Morgan for horse stealing and handed them to Moffat County authorities. A ward meeting in Jensen approved steps on the Vernal-Duchesne road project and work will begin soon. Local meetings noted strong Sunday attendance and growing Sunday school, plus social events after basketball games. The Grap Junction Sentinels report Fusman and Alexander wedding details at 137 Road of Mise Aknes M.Fusman and Robert E Alex-
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Richardson
Charles Mantle
Perry Morgan
Moffat County
Colorado
AM Gharga
Ward House
Jensen Ward
Vernal-Duchesne Road
Jensen
Grape Junction Sentinels
Fusman
Alexander
Mra
Chappell
Road of
Mise Ak
Nes M.fusman
Robert E Alex
Utah Farmer A Business Man Or A Loafer Debate
President TD D MekKay told the Farmers Roundup at Utah Agricultural College that 365 day work habits make farmers poor business men. Ephraim Bergeson of Cache County Farm Bureau disagreed arguing farmers sleep through winter. Both cite beet growers’ higher earnings and a farm bureau push as beneficial, noting a railroad property tax reduction that saved money on taxes and freight rates.
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TD. D. MekKay
The
Agricultural College
Ephraim Bergeson
Cache County
Farm Bureau
Stay on the farm pledge energizes Utah roundup
Governor Mabey addressed 1500 at the Farmers Roundup by the Utah Agricultural College. He urged a stay on the farm movement, warning against back to the farm rhetoric and stressing farm life as vital to Utah and the nation. He called for young people to remain on farms and improve farm life to preserve society.
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Utah Agrcultural College
Mabey
Ua.c
Utah
United States
The Livestock Business Permanent in Utah Roundup
Dr. W E Carroll of Utah Agricultural College argues at the Roundup that only a small fraction of the West's land is cultivable. He says livestock raising remains a major Western industry and the harvest of vast uncultivatable acreage relies on livestock.
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Utah
West
W E. Carroll
U. A C
Parents and doctors weigh infant care at conference
Dr Caroline Hodger told mothers at the Housekeepers Conference that child health starts with diet. She advised a mother to feed a three year old oat meal and emphasized external guidance in feeding children from two to six years of age.
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Caroline Hodger
the Agricultural College
Dr Heiger
The Two Bases of the Farmers Prosperity
President E G Peterson of the U A C at Logan Roundup says farmers must learn beyond current knowledge to grow more and better crops and standardize products for a stable market. He warns farming in the 1920s will demand greater economy efficiency and business skill.
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E. G. Peterson
Logan
Peterson
Jensen Utah Wedding and Community Notes
The Jensen community reports the wedding of Miss Fusman to Mr Alexander officiated by Rev Paul W Jones with a large Lucerne ranch as their home site. Other items note a shower for the newlyweds, gifts received, a shift in school principals, local weather and ice conditions, and ongoing scout and road projects.
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Ander
Jensen
Utah
Paul W. Jones
Congregational Church
Miss Fusman
C Fusman
Lucerne Ranch
Alexander
San Diego
Calif
Chappell
GC. Fusman
Peter Case
Dorothy Martin
Sherman R. Scott
Illinois
Gerald
Deeton Bennet Mn and Mrs Charles Ernshaw Shopping and Social Evening
Deeton Bennet Mn and Mrs Charles Ernshaw were shopping at Roosevelt Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson entertained a number of friends Friday evening. The evening was spent in playing 600 after which gravity lunch was served. Mr and Mrs Isaac Allen spent Tuesday at Deep Creek visiting their children. Mr and Mrs Willig Hack ford. Miss Dora Kettell spent Sunday s at Whiterocks with friends. (Continued on page 6)
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John Gardner
B. Womack Co
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Goodrich
F. Hansen
Treasure
J. M. Lundberg
A. D. Reynolds
J. L. Finney
John, G. Hacking
Herman Mullins
Morley Jones
Frank Glines
A. T. Johnson, F. C. Lundberg
E. D. Smith
J. Hi. Wittwer
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Slaugh
Farm Bureau Office
Vernal
BRY Fork
Joel Campbell
Punay
Chella
Alice Adams
Ellis
Archie
Josh
Lyman Hall
Hy Richardson
Ernest Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Maeser
Atra Adams
Katherine Southam
L. D. & Hospital
Sylvia Hatch
Joe Holmes
John Slaugh
Vernal—Duchesne
Orleane Chivera
Avery
Bennett
Ridell
Moffat
Independence
Ghines
Ashiey
Measer
Naples
Davis
Jonson
Governor Mabey
Glines School
John E. McNaughton
Glines
Iike
H. R. Wall
William Haslam
Nile Ainge
Calvin Joergensen
Owen Wall
Steve Murray
Joe Ainge
U. A’s
Legion
May Meeks
Stewart Lake
T. J. Caldwell
Vernal-Duchesne
Deeton Bennet
New York
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Arthur Manwaring
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