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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

7

Big Contest Aims to Make Uintah County Fair Stand Out

Uintah County officials and clubs promote the Big Contest to boost community spirit and attendance at the fair. The plan includes extension programs, Indian display growth, and widespread cooperative effort across local clubs, with goals of 600 club projects 1000 farm bureau members 6000 daily attendees and 600 livestock exhibits.

Uintah Uintah County Farm Bureau Ashley Valley Baain

Roundup and Local Visit Notes from Uintah County

The Uintah County region records a busy period with locals traveling for supplies and visits, including Earl Fallig and Wiley Bancum parties. The text details homestead activity, a round-up ending June 6 at Titus Wear’s, and ongoing protests over high land valuations. It notes assessment disputes, bids for tax reductions, and a meeting with Attorney Frank Evans regarding county valuations.

Earl Fallig Box Elder Spencer Wiley Bancum Rock Springs Wyo Arthur Baxter Craig J. W. Broker Rangely Twin Valley Ranch Titus Wear’s Hayden Norman Swartz Ridgeway Mecoker Mr. Swartz Kate Hazelwood and Son J. W. Spencer George Watson Scull Creek Nate Shelton Mr. Shelton California W. T. East Michael Statler Illinois White River

Attorney Evans Seeks Tax Reduction From Uintah County Board

Attorney Evans filed a protest on behalf of the Uintah County Farm Bureau members led by Ernest Eaton B O Colton Jr and A Theodore Johnson with the county board of equalization. The petition objects to the 1923 tax valuation as too high and disproportionate to other assessable property.

Utah James M. Shaffer Board of County Commissioners Land Commissioners Shaffer Conhee Frank Evans Utah State Farm Bureau Salt Lake City Uintah Uintah County County Board of Equalization Uintah County Farm Bureau Ernest Eaton B. O. Colton, Jr Gusher A. Theodore Johnson

Horticulturist Urges Second Arsenate Spray

M. E. Oaks county horticulture inspector urges a second spray with arsenate of lead to combat the cooling moth. He says the second spraying is almost as essential as the first and that proper spraying will leave very little wormy fruit on the market.

M. E Oaks Mr. Oaks

Keeping Hen Foot Clean and Eggs Clean for Profit

United States Department of Agriculture advice outlines farm practices to prevent dirty eggs by ensuring clean nests and feet. Emphasizes doormats, litter, restricted outdoor access on muddy days, and daily scrapings. Recommends a plastic-coated perches barrier to avoid dropped eggs and proper cleaning of dirty spots with a damp cloth.

United Stales Department of Agricultural Poultry

Flaming Gorge Project Costs Involve Big Powers

The Flaming Gorge hydro project may cost about 820 million with key elements including dam tunnel and generating plant. Utah Power & Light envisions 125000 horsepower output and power sales to Salt Lake City and Rock Springs area while two-dam plans could reduce tunnel work. Colorado objections withdrawn after permit terms subordinate power rights to irrigation.

Green River Salt Lake City Rock Springs Kemmerer Salt Lake Cit Trana Thisaton Utah Power & Light Company Utah Power Light Company Flaming Gorge Colorado River Commission Colorado Arizona Federal Power Commission Commission

Purebred Poultry Profits Highlighted by Government Inquiry

A government inquiry reports purebreds outperform scrub stock by about 40 percent in earning power due to better conformation, increased and more economical production, and earlier maturity. Reasons to raise purebred poultry include higher egg production, uniform flocks for better care, and standard products commanding better prices. visit shows to choose a breed and focus on health and vigor.

MR. Mehrhof

Poultry Points for Hens and Capons

Poor laying hens occur in all breeds with yellow beaks and shanks from June to September. Heavy capons bring four to seven cents more per pound than spring roosters. A busy healthy hen tends to lay. keep hens scratching. Consumers prefer capons weighing seven pounds or more. Leghorn capons fail to reach this, eating more feed. Skim milk or buttermilk can replace scraps in rations. Start saving eggs for the incubator by the second week after mating. Parasites like lice and bedbugs cause many ills. constant warfare keeps them in check.

Flaming Gorge Dam Irrigation Benefit Drives Power Development

The discussion notes that partial reimbursement is tied to irrigation benefits from the Flaming Gorge dam project. It states the Utah Power & Light tunnel can carry the Green River’s full flow, and irrigation development above the dam should not reduce water flow enough to hinder power development.

Flaming Gorge Utah Power & Light Company

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Uintah County Fair News Evans Board of Equalization Newyoralusa Wile Vernal Express ODAK Lei Mili Vernal Drug Co Lester Bingham Vernal Market Uintah Basin Pope J. G. Peppard Seed Company Roosevelt
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