Artesia Builds Progress in Artesia Colo
In Artesia Colorado a broad building program advances with new postoffice, a Legion hall, a service station and modern garage under construction. City jail completed, trees watered at Baxter School, five more tourist cabins rise, and a revamped softball field lights the night sky as Artesia reports steady development and housing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullen Soller
Noangely
Artesia
Legion Home
Artesia American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Ledford
Rock Glycerine Company
Jig
B. L. Leathers
Baxter
C.E. Hetts
Colorado
Texas Co
Rangery
Robbie” Roberts
Lapoint Mire Visitors and Local Gatherings
Lapoint Mire notes Mable Jenkins reports visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Hartle and by the Hoeft and Chadwick families from Ogden to see Mr and Mrs Hyrum Burgess on Decoration Day. Guests included Grant Foote of Salt Lake City and Harvey Briner of Price. Chuck Taylor moved to a Deep Creek farm as Erma Savage also traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Hall
Leeton
Fred Hartle
Edward Hoeft
Mary
Chadwick
Ma Jo
Adriana
Ogden
Hyrum Burgess
Grant Foote
Salt Lake City
Harvey Briner
Price
Chuck Taylor
Deep Creek
Erma Savage
Variety of local visits and travels across several towns
Oregon visits her daughter Carma. Sherman Taylor of Meeker visits his mother Roxa Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor of Salt Lake City visits sister Annie Warburton. Stanley Nebeker family from Myron visits mother Elizabeth Nebeker. Mrs Harvey Hullinger and daughter Revee and Lela Hullinger visit Lapoint. Ed Pilsbury of Glendale Arizona visits Johnny Lambert. Georgie Thompson and family visit Steamboat Springs. Shirley and Foster Steele visit grandparents Hayden Foster. Merrell Rasmussen returns from Browns Park care for daughter Gerald o Trujillo. Thelma Jenkins and children visit Leland Perry. Clyde Hacking moves to ranch at Deep Creek for summer. Jerry Harrison visits Roosevelt. Barbara Nybeg ill. John Woodruff and granddaughter Annie Turner visit Idaho relatives. Donna Elmer and Kentucky son visit Mae Sprouse and Thelma Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Taylor
Salt Lake City
Annie Warburton
Stanley Nebeker
Myron
Elizabeth Nebeker
Harvey Hullinger
Revee
Lela, Hullinger
Vernal
Lapointe
Ed Pilsbury
Glendale
Arizona
Shirley
Foster Steele
Rangely
Hayden Foster
Merrell Rasmussen
Browns Park
Geraldo Trujillo
Thelma Jenkins
Leland Perry
Clyde Hacking
Deep Creek
Jerry Harrison
Roosevelt
Highway 40 signs to direct travelers to Colorado Utah route
The U S Highway 40 Association of Colorado and Utah moved forward this week with contracts for three large diversion signs to be placed near Kimball Junction outside Salt Lake City and in eastern Colorado. Fifteen smaller stones will flank the approaches. About 1200 of 1800 Vernal’s share has been raised to promote Highway 40 as the shortest, best route through Colorado and Utah. Jerry Stevens of Steamboat is president. Noel Keim of Craig is executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Henderson
Vernal Club
Connoley Advertising Co
Denver
Vernal
Colorado
Utah
Henderson
Jerry Stevens
Steamboat
Noel Keim
Craig
Colo
United States
Salt Lake City
Highway 40
3 Vernal
Made First Burlap Bars Burlap War Dated Claim
The text notes that kegs were first made in the United States by David Man w aring in Essex Conn in 1689 and remarks that advertising is the cheapest salesman, stated as a repeated sentiment about business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
David Manwaring
Essex
Conn
Ward Social and Church Activities Report
A large group of men and boys cleaned the ward chapel grounds and interior as the tower is faced with precast stone. Mrs Myrtle Erekson and party visited, and Doris Jean Chipman stayed to visit. The Jolly Stitchers met to make a quilt. About 100 people enjoyed an outdoor party at Merkley Park for Mr and Mrs Caldwell and other families moving from the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Chapel
Caldwell
Vernal
Johnson
Roosevelt
Berle Bell
Salt Lake Temple
Modena
Scientists Hunt Ways To Control Huge Rockets
Army scientists in Washington press on with radar and other devices to perfect control of giant rockets. They are improving rocket motors for guided missiles, yet missile control remains the major challenge. The German V-2 showed control was haphazard at best in the last war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Army
Ferry Carpenter Defends Stockmen Against Erosion Claim
Farrington R. Ferry Carpenter of Routt County challenged the charge that overgrazing causes erosion at the Wyoming Stockgrowers Association meeting in Douglas Wyoming. He argued erosion is long standing in the intermountain region and urged a realistic land policy with federal land control limited by a tribunal including government, private and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington R. (Ferry) Carpenter
Routt County
Wyoming Stockyrowers ‘Assn
Douglas
Wyo
Carpenter
Grazing Service
Wyoming
Inter-mountain
Reclamation Bureau
Intermountain
U. S. Forest Service
Iland
U. S. Grazing Service
Taylor
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Cearinkla
Chemcat Society
Federal
Galla
South Carolina
Baltimore and Ohio
Hendalf
Kenneth Thompson
Windgor
N. C
Lapoint Mire
Mable Jenkins
Highway
Oregon
Carma
Sherman Taylor
Meeker
Roxa Taylor
Amel
Artesia, Colorado
Thonas
Boclalls Party
Norman Thomas
House
United Nations
Glines Doris Johnson
Myrtle Erekson
George Erekson
Loreen Johnson
Loreen
Doris Jean Chipman
Doris Jean Will
Joelle Johnson
Showalter Motor CO
Ferry Carpenter
Justin ‘Cowboy Boots
Hetts Bros. CO
Seas
Hydea
Ford Dealer
Fred Allen
Eyendaga
NIC Network
Kintea
Ford Theater
Sunder
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