Pioneers and Leaders in Ashley Valley Life
A reminiscence recalling prominent Uintah Basin figures, notably B S Collett, R S Bennion and J W Workman. The narrative describes early missionary influence, community gatherings, and a turning-point meeting in a ward house, including a memorable 1887 visit to Dr Hullinger’s home and a hospitable night with a returning missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collett
Ashley Valle
B.S. Collett
South Salt Lake City
R. R. Bennion
Pres. Bennion
R. 8
Pres. Bennini
Bennion
Milward
Maesér Nowy
Burnie
Hullinger
Ashley River
Green River
Vernal
Notable Uintah Basin lecture and Alterra basketball win
G G Untermann spoke to Alterra students on Uintah Basin topics and an exchange with Uintah High School. Alterra defeated Tabiona 47 to 34 at Fablona Gym on January 27. The reminiscences recall life in Uintah Stake Academy and local history. J Wm Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Untermann
Alterra
Uintah Basin
Tabiona
Fablona
Aleterra
Uintah High School
Uintah
Stake Academy
West Main Street
Henry Peterson
Tabernacle Grounds
Tia
Mil Ward
Vernal
Francke
Uintah Indian Reservation
Westward Move
Dry Gulch Irrigation Co
Salt Lake City
J WM. Workman
Community Notes from Uintah County
Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. Wall for family, excluding Robert Rosser and Lt. Ruth Wall. Alfred of Los Angeles attended as guest. Carol Jensen named queen for Gold and Green Ball in February. Bond sales total 112,079 dollars for Uintah County residents. PTA met for monthly session. LDS hospital in Salt Lake treats Mrs. Rubean Wilson. Fort Duchesne visitors, and AAA convention drew Mr. Dudley الاثنين.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itc C. Wall
Robert Rosser
Los Angeles
Ruth Wail
Letterman Hospital
San Francisco
Mire Alfred
Alfred
Willard
Wall
Carol Jensen
Ira Wilson
Sat Lake
Ea Coston
Alterra
Bill Young
MIA
PTA
Say
Marriner McStallin
Rubean Wilson
LDS
Salt Lake
Png
Harold Dudley
Dudley
Albert Daniels
Fort Duchesne
John Young
Utah Dairy Income Reaches Record High in 1946
The Bureau of Agriculture Economics reports Utah dairy farmers saw high prices and satisfactory returns in 1946 despite rising feed costs. Utah's total grain, vegetation, fruit and hay output reached 62.6 million dollars, about 8 million more than the prior year, with wheat and other grains contributing significantly to the state's agricultural value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Walls
Willie
Wille
Agricultural College
Sar
Utah
Bureau For Agriculture
Econymiey
Salt Lake City
Gary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eve A
Utila
Chicago Park
Aafely
J. Wm Workman
Winaton
THE
Sport Shop
Ares
Randlett
Theims Young
Corterpandet
Uintah County
U. S
Slaugh Motor Co
Slaugh Mgr
Children’s Oxfords
Melton
Pereale
Wing’s Store
Die
Ft, Dachesnn
Heber City
Jensen Hotel
Mr. Wictur Mawhinney
Joe Marsh
Tait
Farm Exchange
Pilsener
Ea Re
General Mills
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