Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Plans Near Complete
A Fort Duchesne meeting of 23 from Vernal Roosevelt Myton Fort Duchesne and White Rocks advanced plans for the Uintah Basin Industrial convention to be held August 15 16 and 17. The event is expected to attract 3000 attendees with talks by Governor Mabey and other state and national figures plus instructors from several universities and a 20000 booklet on Basin resources.
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Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
The
Indian Service
Vernal, Roosevelt
Myton
Whiterocks
Fort Duchesnyu
Mabey
Colorado
BH. O. Leatherwood
Don B. Colton
Provo
Logan
U. of U
Salt Lake City
University of Colorado At
Agricultural Department of
Utah
Heber J. Grant
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Uintah Baotn
Norenterest
Trout Creek Park
Aghley Creek
Beluy
iNter Hag
President Harding to Visit Salt Lake City Tuesday
President Warren G. Harding will fly from Washington to Alaska and be the guest of Salt Lake City on Tuesday of next week. Great preparations are underway for the presidential visit, with Vernal residents including Congressman Don B. Colton expected to attend.
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Warren G. Harding
Washington
Alaska
Salt Lake City
Don B. Colton
Postal Road To Be Kept Open For Winter Travel
State road commission will keep the Castro Gate Duchesne highway open for mall trucks and travel this winter. Congressman Don Colton J T Tullis and Frank Davis discussed the cost burden with postal service officials at Price. The postal service said it cannot bear winter maintenance expenses next year. The road serves as gateway to the Uintah Basin and surrounding regions.
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East Lake City
State Road Commission
Castro Gate-Duchesne
Doni Colton
J.T. Tullis
Postal Service
Price
Frank Davis
Tulifa
Colton
Witter
Hoe
Uintah Basin
Postmasters Convention Travel Update
Postmaster EB Young Jr and Assistant Postmaster Floyd Hume left Sunday for Salt Lake City to attend the Postmasters convention. Mrs Hattie Johnson and Jessie Haws keep operations moving with two truckloads of parcel post arriving daily. Route drivers Richard Jensen and David L Richards departed Monday with assistants Oswald Jensen and Lewis Hodgkinson on the routes.
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EB. J. Young, Jr
Floyd Hume
Ecity
Hattie Johbn-son
Jessie Haws
Richard Jensen
David L. Richards
Oswald Jensen
Lewis Hodgkinson
Remedy for Poultry Mites
United States Department guidance explains the life cycle of poultry mites and how to control them. It recommends thorough cleaning of coops and roosts followed by spraying with kerosene crude oil or coal tar preparations, with repeated applications during warm weather to protect poultry and eggs.
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United States Department
United States Department,of Agriculture
Nice
Toulouse Goose Breeds Dominant and Profitable
The Toulouse and Embden are the country’s most popular geese with the Toulouse the largest. Adults reach 25 pounds for ganders and 20 for geese. Geese thrive on rough pasture with water and need shelter only in bad weather. Feeding includes a corn meal mash with beef scrap and corn, goslings start with shorts and corn meal, and incubation ranges 28 to 80 days.
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Toulouse
Blackhead disease in turkeys and treatment guidance
A veterinary notice explains blackhead, the deadly turkey disease, causes dark heads in young birds, enlarged livers, and empty large intestines. It advises isolating affected birds, using lime and disinfectants, nut turpentine in mash, and oil or turpentine dosing for sick and old birds while stressing controlled feeding and management.
Poultry Profits From Proper Rearing And Feeding
Poultry economics show lower egg and meat prices when flocks are not properly managed. Overfed or undernourished chicks fail to profit, while capons and mature ducks and geese bring steady demand. With rapid growth, pasture suffices. minimal grain keeps birds strong. Avoid bare cold floors without litter for chicks.
Planning for fall pullets from New Jersey college guidance
Extension poultry expert W Hi Allen advises poultrymen to plan next fall’s pullets now. Counting five eggs per pullet, assuming 50 percent hatch and equal cockerel yield, requires four eggs per pullet hatched and a 10–20 percent rearing mortality. For geese, staggered laying and hatching may apply, and baby chicks grow fast on a mash of two parts cornmeal one part middlings and one part bran with skim milk or water.
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W. Hi. Allen
New Jersey State Agricultural College
Poultry Hints for Raising Chicks and Hen Care
Early to rise and late to roost that a good hen. Do not use pullet eggs for best chick results. Newly hatched chicks should not have feed for 36 hours, 48 hours often better. A suggested ration includes cornmeal wheat bran wheat middlings gluten feed meat scrap. Bloodsucking insects and parasites ruin vigor. choose gentle hens as mothers if no incubator is available.
Vernal Beaten by Hayden in Wind-Delayed Game
Wind delays and missing players forced a late start as Vernal fell 15 to 7 to Hayden. Hayden led 10 at the delay and built on arrival, with Vernal hoping for a strong rematch when Hayden travels to Vernal.
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Hayden
Vernal
Archaeology Visit Examines Zeh Indian Relics at Pitt Home
Prof Kerr of the Salt Lake City museum toured the Zeh collection of Indian relics at the Pitt home in Maeser ward during his Vernal visit this week. The exhibit highlights regional artifacts and potential historical context for local archaeology.
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Prof
Kerr
Ttaic Museum
Salt Lake City
Zeh
Pitt
Maeser Ward
Kerr plans return visit to Uintah Basin collections
Prof. Kerr examined Dr. M. J. Franckoe and Leo C. Thorne collections of Indian and prehistoric records in the Uintah Basin. Thorne exchanged duplicates with the museum and Kerr intends to spend a week in the area on a return trip.
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Kerr
M. J. Franckoe
Leo C. Thorne
Uintah Basin
Thorne
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Fish Baskets
L. H. Woodard Co
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