Western Leaders Pan Sewing Contest in New York
Three national and state officials of the Wool Growers Auxiliary visited New York to review plans for the eight annual Make It Yourself With Wool home sewing contest. Over 8,000 girls expected across 14 western states, with December finals in Salt Lake City and prizes totaling over 35,000 dollars including trips to Paris London and New York for two winners.
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New York
Wool Growers Auxiliary
Mra J 'T Murdock
Heber City
National
J W Robertson
Twin
Bureau
Salt Lake City
Paris
London
Realm of the Wild National Forests Preserve Hunting and Fishing
The National Forests offer 81 000 miles of fishing streams and 24 million acres of lakes and open to hunting and fishing under state laws. Over 10 million visits by fishermen and hunters last year show growing outdoor demand as Forest Service marks 60th anniversary urging protection and wise use of these public lands.
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United States
Tor
Rome
The
Forest Service
July Calendar Highlights From Historic American Dates
A compact July calendar recounts key events across centuries: the first adhesive postage stamps debut in New York City on July 1, 1847, Hancock’s July 4 Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell tolling at Chief Justice Marshall’s funeral on July 8, 1835, the first atomic bomb test on July 16, 1945 at Los Alamos, and Puerto Rico becoming a U.S. commonwealth on July 25, 1952. The note also mentions a red and white Irish setter refined through selective breeding and given a solid-colored coat.
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John Hancock
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Marshall
Sas Alamos
N.M
Puerto Rico
U. S. Commonwealth
Neola Rodeo prizes awarded for bronc bareback and calf roping
Lee Wilkins won first money and a trophy for best saddle bronc and bareback riding at Neola rodeo. Vaughn Wilking joined him for first money in calf roping. Nearby visitors included the Paul Murrays, Shirley Ainges, and many locals. Visitors traveled from Craig, Rangely, Orem, and Salt Lake while families updated kin about hospital stays and new arrivals.
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Nile Rings
Lee Wilkins
Neola
Vaughn Wilking
Paul Murrays
Little Hole
Garath Burtons
Shirley Ainges
Craig
Sam Frattos
Joy
Orem
Hugh Stewarts
Leafy Moore
Lina Dudley
Nile Ainges
Moron Moons
Howard Ainges
Peter Dunking
Charles Ainge
Don Wall
Owen Timothys
Roy
Alvin Timothy
Roy Nash
Burt Beachams
Gerald Caldwells
Billy Mulhollands
Marvin Petersons
Arlington
Calif
Colorado Springs
Bud Gilroys
Gregory
Rangely
Bud
Whiterocks
Roosevelt
Wallace Twitchells
Joseph Arnold
Gusher
Percy Stewarts
Duchesne
Alfred Morrills
Hoyle Robinson
Nial
Robinson
Palisade
James Fletcher
Jack Deneen
San Bernardino
A. DeMarr Dudley
Caliornia
Claude Renfroes
Doyle Clark
Boulder
George Ainges
Jensen
Vernal Ball Park
Billy MacKnight
Howard Ainge
Brush Creek
Indian Sun dance and boys attend camp Williams
Reports detail an Indian Sun dance at Whiterocks on Saturday and Vernal boys visiting Alfred Anges. Virgil Sims took boys from Vernal and Jensen to Camp Williams for Boys State. Multiple community notices record dinners, quilting, visitors, fishing trips, and local accidents including a child needing 36 stitches after a head cut.
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Whiterocks
Alfred Alnges
Vernal
Virgil Sims
Marlin Moon
Jensen
Camp Williams
Boys State
Bellef Society
Ward Chapel
Cherie Ainge
Craig
Peggy Robinson
Burns Beach
O ' Nile Ainge
Howard Ainge
Clark Feltch
Jones Hole
Charles Woodward
Roosevelt
Slim Davis
Myton
Amelia Ainge
George Yeager
Duane
Garath Burton
Little Hole
Newell Snow
Wiley Colletts
Salt Lake
Community club meeting focuses on sweaters and city cleanups
Elaine Walker reports on a recent Stitch and Chatter session led by Nancy Hacking, hosted July 2 by Mrs. Hacking. Delene Burk demonstrated seams and finishes. Members planned posters and city cleanup projects to aid the community. officers include Nancy Hacking president, Mrs. McKay Calder vice president, Gloria Horrocks secretary, and Elaine Walker reporter.
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Elaine Walker
Nancy Hacking
Delene Burk
McKay Calder
Gloria Horrocks
Woolmen Vote on Wool Promotion Plan
Ballots will be mailed to all known wool producers in Illinois county ASC offices as part of a national referendum on a proposed wool and lamb promotion program. An agreement requires a two thirds approval from sheep and lamb producers before implementation. Eligible voters have owned sheep six months or older for at least 30 days.
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Sheepmien
ASC
Ilowy
Secretary of Aged Culture
American Sheep Producers Council
Calle
Smokey Says Dry Hair Will Stretch Without Breaking
The notice cites Smokey Says that dry hair can stretch 20 to 25 percent without breaking and wet hair even more. It notes that ballots must be returned to county ASC offices by August 19 with the referendum outcome expected around September 1, per E Ray Lyman, a member of the state ASC committee, as reported by Deseret News.
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ASC
E. Ray Lyman
Deseret News
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N.Y
Wool Bureau
West 46Th Street
National Forests
Realm OF the Wild
Atate Osh and Game Departments
America
U. S Department of Agriculture
New York City
OWN Beer Distributorship
Park City
Vernal Area
Provo, Utah
Chevron Detergent
Chevron
California
Tall I Sander
Roosevelt, Utah
Jensen Neola Rodeo
George Collett
Bandy
Seymour Snows
Clawson
Ulah
Virgil] Jensens
Tlarden Nelsong
Golden Merkleys
Murray
Merkl Snows
Deward Murrays
Gary Sprouses
Harden Nelson Deward
Dinosaur National Park
Sprouse
Maurine Dudley
Santa Ana
Donald Martinsens
Belle Knox
Hugh Stewart
Harry AuMiller
Vernal Hospital
Army
Wilber Beucker
Eightxteen
Robert Blevens
Feft
Charles Wilson Jockson
Utah Milk Foundation
Smokey
Rpgit
Vintah Basin
Glen “Silent” Knight and Sons
Easton U.S
Vermal
Packard
Poe
U. S. 40
Waite Motor Company
Vernal, Utah
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