Jensen Stewart Visit in Jensen by N Ainge
A long list of local visits and travels from Jensen and Rangely area residents. Family and friends from Roosevelt, Orem, Craig, Payson, and nearby towns are noted visiting, with some attending temple trips, funerals, and church events. Notable names include George Ainge, Nile Ainge, Percy Stewart, and others. multiple trips to Salt Lake and Denver mentioned.
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Jensen
George Stewarts
Mra Nile Ainge
Mro
Anid
Wes Creare
Sheitt and Sons
Springfield
Charlie
Roosevelt
Sum 10S
Maton
Arniec
Stewart Womenry
Jack Hasty
Dix Nebhas Dom
San Aqtane
Texas
Che Anny
Floyd Murray
Hab Cook
Germany
Floyd
Kathleen Caldwell
Dennis Williams
Iran Gardner
South Gate
Calif
Draper
Calvin
Lamar) Smith
Luther Stewarts
Rangely
Carl Kulgrens
Salt Lake
Temple
Henry Slaugh
Percy Stewarts
Stewart
Alice Meach
Ballard
Clyde Woods
Garden Grove
Callf
T.C Woods
Bridge Inn
George Ainges
Ainges
Texaco
Teed Burtony
Oregon
Dave
Burton Bao
Vnreld Schmity
Farge
Geveral
Clink Robinson
Jensen Mta
Robinson
Shirley
Ceaty
George Crasa
Collbran
Cass
Rhondal Shaws
Alan
Scotty Gross
Shaw
Lydia Wall
Mre Warren Billings
Wilbur Lees
Portola
Fannie Cox
Herry Au Miller
George Grose
Dudley
George Shelley
Charles Walker
Ray
Lynn
Dale
Ray Allen
Frank Shelley
Shirley Ainge
Craig
Nile Ainges
Blanche Gross
Harald
Harold Ainge
Fruit Production In Utah Seen Less Than in 1954
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports Utah fruit output for the year will be slightly below 1954 levels. Winter wheat is forecast at 5,035,000 bushels, up from 4,145,000 in 1954. Strawberries are projected at 108,000 crates, with other fruits lower than last year, including peaches at 500,600 bushels and pears potentially down.
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Utah
Escalante Camp Daugthers of Utah Pioneers Meet
The Escalante Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their June gathering at Captain Gertrude Turner s home. Eight members and one guest, Mrs Lucinda Sewell, attended as histories of early pioneers were read and refreshments served. Theata Hatch won the door prize.
Agricultural production figures show declines from last year
The AMS reports lower crop outputs across several commodities. Wheat production reached 139,000 bushels versus 220,000 last year, with the year’s average around 1000 tons. Sweet cherries dropped to 800 tons from 6,300 last year, while other crops show reductions against the year’s average.
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AMS
Daily lion telephone-convenant expansion in United States
Daily increases in lion telephone-convenant services bring protection, convenience, and savings to telephone casera in their home offices across the United States.
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Lion
United St
Casera
Sour cherry production forecast for year and prior compares
Forecast shows sour cherry output this year at 2,190 tone, down from 2,400 tone last year and 2,275 tone in the Weyear period, indicating a decrease in production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Moon
Percy Stewart Thebbie Moon
Wm Turner
Thayrel Cook
Kelly Powell
Woodrow Snow
Rose Robinson
Thebbie Moon
Gracia Hitschil
Wilma Gilroy
Thelma Beacham
Theata Hatch
Vera Ainge
Nita Powell
Gertrude Turner
Amanda Prince
Keith Wellman
Seattle
Wash
Bishop
Warren Billings
Owen and
George Walls
Vernal
Howard Cowans
Hap Wellman
Lyle
Don Wall
Bill Smith
Lucinda Sewell
Fritz Stewart
Bill Burke
Denver
A DeMarr Dudley
Robert Tully
Colorado
Tully
1 Park Service
Round Top
Franklin Davenports
Provo
Lynn Dudleys
Camp Carson
Bam
Samy
Philadelphia
Usth Power & Light Co
Camp Escalante
DUP
Tire Sale
Firestone
White
Hal’s
Texaco Service
West Main
Harold Richardson
Spee Hove
Carter
Carterland
Carter Estra
Carter End
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Washington
Idaho
North and
South Dakota
Carter Petroleum
Carter Gil
The
UC Bce
Acuba
DODGE
Avaward
East Main
Utah Motor Company