President's All-Risk Crop Insurance Plan Looms as Ambitious Task
The plan would start with hundreds of thousands of wheat farmers and expand to corn and cotton. It envisions federal insurance, premium collection, storage of wheat, and a federal funding for administration. Participation would be voluntary in counties with about 50 percent farmer agreement. premiums and indemnities tied to average yields with government underwriting to stabilize prices and supply.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Corn
Colon
Wallace
Saskatchewan
Canada
Union of South Africa
Ke Met
Henry Wallace
Loxet
Utah Road Commission Plans 1938 39 Highway Upgrades
National Cherry Pie Champion and Utah road authorities discuss completing U.S. 40 from Vernal to the Colorado line with Native Rock Asphalt. The plan covers Jensen to Vernal this year and Jensen to the state line by 1938 39, with minutes to state officials and Lions Club leaders. The note emphasizes temporary relief work through W P A and Old Age Security programs, urging applicants to file now and secure verification numbers.
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Utah State Toad Commission
Vernal
Colorado Line
U. 5
Jensen
Colorado Ling
Utahtote Road Commission
Salt Lake City
D. A. Bieen
Diretor Lions International
J. O. Denton
U. 24 Lions Clubs
Magno
Utah
David H. Calder
House of Representatives
Oo. V. Bilings
State Senate
Dan Mitchell
John A. Anderson
Associated Citie Cluby
Northern
Heber City
Moon Lake
Lions Club Resolution Supports Uintah County Road Plan
At a February 7 1937 Lions Club luncheon a resolution urged use of Native Rock Asphalt for road surfacing to reduce labor and cost. It calls for cooperation with the Utah State Road Commission on a Vernal to Colorado line project using available funds to aid local employment and welfare.
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Lions Club
Into
Vernet
Wintah
Uintah County
Uintah Basin
Utah State Toad Commission
U. S. 40
Vernal
Colorado Line
Butterfly Sightings Reported From Snowy Street
George Rhodes found a live butterfly on the snow in front of his home. After release the insect flew to a window and rested on potted plants.
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George Rhodes
The
Express
Alster
Registration of All Em ployees for Old Age Benefits Required by Law
The Social Security Act requires every employer to deduct one percent of laborers wages and match with one percent from the employer to fund Old Age Benefits. Starting 1987 each worker contributes to a retirement fund payable at age sixty five. Some employers are already refusing to hire men unable to show a Social Security Number.
Hospital News Briefs From Perenne ORR Area
Victor Johnson, with a fractured vertebra, was returned home this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Felteh announce the birth of a baby boy on February 25. Mrs William Jacoby underwent intensive therapy on February 25. Mrs Lucille Richens was injured in a car accident Saturday night and treated for a head cut. Mr and Mrs Ross Merrell announce the birth of a baby boy on March 1. Mrs Stile Nelson of Jensen is seriously ill. Kenneth Goodrich, son of Mr and Mrs A M Goodrich, was injured Saturday skiing. cartilage torn from ribs, improving now. N G Sowards receiving medical treatment for an eye condition causing trouble.
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Victor Johnson
Fred Felteh
William Jacoby
Lucille Richens
Ross Merrell
Naples
Stile Nelson
Jensen
Kenneth Goodrich
A. M. Goodrich
N. G. Sowards
Fulst Ward A114 Presents Turrel-Act Play
The three act play Sy This Je London will be presented Tuesday night March 9 in the amusement hall of the First Ward chapel. The event is under the auspices of the M. T. AL.
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London
First Ward
M. T. AL
Scout District Meeting Sets Health and Safety Talk
Uintah district Scout leaders plan a pre-f Humiliary program next Wednesday evening at the Vernal First ward. Attorney Wallace Calder will present a Health and Safety talk. District commissioners will handle special department work for Scoutmasters and outline the year’s program under the district chairman. The aim is One Merit Badge or an Advancement for Each Scout Every Month with a monthly good turn and report.
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Vernal First Ward
Wallace Calder
Uintah
Widow Margaret Weeks Dies at Home in Hollywood
Mrs. Margaret Winn Weeks, widow of Archie Weeks, died at her Hollywood California home likely from heart complications after a pago rae of e leg several weeks BEC. She was 61, formerly from Vernal where the family moved in 1924. Surviving are sons James and Leo Weeks, daughters Stella Thompson and married daughters Viola Lula and Grace, all of Hollywood or Los Angeles, plus brother James Winn Park City and sister Mrs May ackard and many grandchildren. Funeral services in the Hollywood LDS chapel were to be attended by A A Weeks and others.
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Margaret Winn Weeks
Archie Weeks
Hollywood
Calif
Viola
Lula
Grace
Los Angeles
James Winn
Park City
May @ackard
A. A. Weeks
Notice to water users in Uintah County Utah 1937
State Engineer notices Zelph S Calder of Verna Utah has applied to appropriate 3000 acre feet from Pot Creek. Impounding dam 25 ft high will block the natural channel March 1 to June 30 with storage release May 1 to August 31, irrigating 1050 acres across multiple sections. Protests due within 30 days after notice publication.
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State Engineer's Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Zelph
Calder
Verna
Inns of Utah
Pot Creek
Uintah County
Nateral
T. S
Dot Creek
Dee
BANE
T. H. Humphreys
The Commandment of Love Intersunday School Lesson
A religious reflection on John chapter 12, the Greek seekers of Jesus, and the meaning of love in Christian discipleship. It traces how Jesus speaks of being lifted up, Calvary, and the call to love one another as central to faith. The piece cites First John and First Corinthians as supporting texts for love as the vital bond between God and humanity.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Philip
Andrew
Stis
Christ
Calvary
Paul
Earth
Heaven
God
Warming Up Uncle Sam's New Tank Initiative for Uintah Scouts
Warming Up Uncle Sam's New Tank will be carried through Uintah district with one participant per week in each scout patrol. The program aims to spark merit badge interest through demonstrations by popular hobbyists and includes at least one troop hike each seven months of 1937 with a clear objective. Every troop in Uintah district is urged to attend the summer encampment as the year's motto.
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Uintah
Local Notes and Departures Read in Vernal and New York
Local society notes compiled from recent visits and travels. Howard Dudley returned to New York City after an LDS mission in the Eastern States and will seek employment there. Mrs Susie G Nelson shows notable wealth improvement. Mrs 8 F Kelly fully recovered from flu and visited Vernal. Mrs Maud Snow returned from Long Beach California after several weeks. Wiley Stewart, from Provo, returned home greatly improved after a threat operation. Mrs Paul Murray and children came home from California to visit her parents. The G T Club met at Alta Evans home with Blanche Wilkins in charge on stories of famous men. Charles Hackey leased the farm of Tralph Waggoner and moved his family from Brush Creek. Mr Waggoner plans to move soon. Mrs G Ramsey Stewart traveled to Salt Lake City to attend her husband there for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Hart Stewart and son Billy visited Columbia with Mrs Walter Knox and family after returning from Salina. Mrs Lloyd Olre y and Mrs Ida Gardner, previously ill, are improving.
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Howard J. Dudley
New York City
Susie G. Nelson
8. F. Kelly
Maud Snow
Long Beach
Calif
Wiley Stewart
Provo
Paul Murray
California
G. T. Club
Alta Evans
Blanche Wilkins
Charles Hackey
Tralph Waggoner
Brush Creek
Waggoner
G. Ramsey Stewart
Salt Lake City
Hart Stewart
Billy
Salina
Columbia
Stewart
Walter Knox
Lloyd Olirey
Ida 5. Gardner
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