Notice for Public Auction of Coal Land Claim in Utah
Public notice from Vernal Utah February 19 1920 announces Rasmus M Rasmussen of Hoosevalt Uintah County Utah filed coal declaratory statement February 20 1919 for Lot 6 Section 19 Township 2 South Range 19 East Salt Lake Meridian and now applies to purchase under 2348 2352 US Revised Statues. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest within thirty days after publication.
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COAL
Vernal
Utah
Rasmus M. Rasmussen
Hoosevalt
Uintah
State of
Range 19
Salt Lake Meridian
Good roads boost motor trucks and markets, says dealer
C J Neal of Neal Allan Motor Car Co argues that good roads serve producers merchants and consumers by expanding markets and improving supply. He cites Herbert Hoover on perishables and notes motor trucks enable farmers to raise more diverse products, linking supply and demand across communities.
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C. J. Neal
Neal &2
Allan Motor Car Company
Chevrolet
Herbert Hoover
International Food Export
Pated
Smoot vows aid for Utah publishers amid paper shortage
United States Senator Reed Smoot, writing from Washington on February 14, 1920, pledges action to ease the paper shortage affecting Utah publishers. He cites steps as chairman of the Joint Committee on Printing to curb waste in Government printing, noting millions of pounds of white paper already saved and more savings planned in two months. He mentions stopping departmental publications and surveying government paper use to protect small publishers.
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United States Senate
James H. Wallis
Express
Vernal
Utah
United States
War Department
Reed Smoot
Livestock Conservation Questioned by Col Hofer
The Manufacturing and Industrial News Bureau quotes Col Hofer urging humane policy on winter care for cattle horses and sheep. He argues for a national law requiring winter feed and water provisions with bonds for owners and criticizes free market cruelty amid drought and high meat prices.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Wyoming
Col . Hofer
Manufacturing and Industrial News Bureau
Forest Growing in Intermountain Region
The Forest Service, managing over 27 million acres in the Intermountain region, seeks to apply modern farming principles to forestry and manage land with similar crop growth concepts. It aims to align forest management with efficient agricultural practices for sustained growth.
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Intermountain
Federal Forest Service
What It Means To Be a Mormon
The text portrays Mormon beliefs on body purity, abstinence from alcohol tobacco tea and coffee, the value of knowledge and virtue, and the family as the central unit. It describes the church’s divine authority and service to others led by Thelma Corlees, a 13 year old Ashley Ward Sunday School member.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Savior
Joseph Thelma Corlees
Ashley Ward Sunday Schoo
Utah Farmers Win Farm Journal Prize In National Contest
Jesse Batley of Monticello Utah won the Farm Journal Gold Medal and $1,000 for oats yielding 111.38 bushels per acre the top U S result in 1918 Utah earned first prize for oats on non irrigated land New Mexico and Nebraska took second and third in oats The contest covered six crops including corn wheat potatoes alfalfa and cotton with medals and cash prizes for top yields
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Jesse Batley
Monticello
Utah
United States
Farm Journal
New Mexico
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Maine
California
Northwest
Campaign for Mormon Battalion Monument Fund Extended
Salt Lake City officials announce continued drive for a $100,000 Utah appropriation. Counties such as Uintah, Wasatch, Morgan and Box Elder report over the top, with others partial. districts outside Utah also surpassing quotas. Campaign aims to complete pledges by February 16 despite statewide health conditions. Generously over the top for the monument fund.
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Salt Lake City
B. D. Colton
Mormon Battalion Committee
Uintah County
r.Ssiri
Mormon Battalion Monument Fund
Utah
Tron
Kane
Morgan
Wasatch
Washington
Emery
Unitah
Millard
Box‘Elder
Duchesne
Davis
Rich and
Sanpete
Bannock
Bear Lake
Idaho
Lost River
Montpelier
Oneida
Taylor
Canada
Washington, D.C
Yallowstone
Woodruff
Fremont
Pocatello
Monoa
Crime Drops Among Women Under Prohibition Policy
Denver March 1. Salvation Army officers report a decline in crime among women tied to national prohibition. Lieutenant Colonel John W. Cousins cites six months of intermountain data showing drink as a major cause of female criminality and immorality. He expects social awakening as prohibition's effects continue and notes improved feeding and happiness of children, women enjoying more comforts, and reduced temptations as immorality wanes.
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Denver
Cole
Salvation Army
Intermountain
John W. Cousins
Aspen and oak brush work at Great Basin Station near Ephraim
The Great Basin Experiment Station in Utah addresses two key issues for central Utah: how to utilize unproductive oakbrush areas and how to manage aspen stands to yield more usable material. Researchers anticipate solving the aspen management challenge soon, though the oak brush question remains unsettled.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Forest Service
Great Basin
Ephraim
Utah
Intermountain
Great Basin Experiment Station
Utah did well in war savings work in 1919
Washington March 2 Un elerSsa sola 13422069784 worth of Christ Stamps War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates during 1919 according to a report of the Savings Division of the Treasury Department. Investment of 194000000 by small earners amid high prices and extravagance, economists call a hopeful sign as the country adopts rigid economy and saving. Treasury officials expect 1920 show larger returns as efforts push sale through banks post offices and organizations.
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Wahsington
D. C
Treasury
Savings Division
Treasury Department
United States
Steizors
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Uncle Sam
Home Building Campaign Urges New Homes Nationwide
The home is called the world’s greatest savings bank and a citizen’s duty to society. Builders claim one million new homes are needed in the United States as labor costs and material prices push construction up. Delays linger as wage scales and costs shape prices, with no drop in selling prices without lower production and transport costs.
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United States
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Thomas W. O'Donnaell
Uintah State Bank Building
Wallace Calder
Vernal, Utah
Chas. Demonsy
Bank of Vernal Building
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Thomss Ihr LJ
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B. H. Roberts
the Home Building Campaign
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Your Furs
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Williams’ Market
TPC
Uintah Telephone Company
Uintah Abstract Co. Incorporated
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Merbert Tyzaoz
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U. S. Land Office
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