Uintah Creamery Produces Ice Cream Masterpieces
The article describes Uintah Creamery processes from pasteurization to homogenization, creating fresh milk and cheese products in hygienic conditions. It notes flavors like strawberry raspberry vanilla and highlights cold hardening rooms and wax-sealed Pure-Pak packaging.
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Bingham
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Uintah Creamery
Mr. Bingham
Uintah Drug Co to Modernize Interior in Uintah
A Thorough modernization will convert Uintah Drug Co into a bright open type store. Manager Tenney Johnston notes rebuilt fixtures white tone enhanced lighting and a wide drug line. The Uintah Drug Co traces back to Walter Lloyd Drug Co and has changed ownership several times before Johnston’s family era.
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Ulniah (Rexall) Drug Co
Tenney HN. Johnston
Johnston
Utah
Uintah Dru, Co
Alter Lloyd
Walter Lloyd Drug Co
Thomas E. Johnston
My, Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Tenney Ti
Robert W. Johnston
Harriett Johnston
Vernal Drug Co
Tenney RK
Vernal Roping Club Elects New Officers at Dinhér Meet
Vernal Roping Club met at the Gateway Cafe to elect year officers Aaron Wilkins as president Ernest Norman as vice president and North Merkley as secretary. Outgoing officers were president Chuck Mayer vice president Ralph Hall and secretary Aaron Wilkins. The Amateur Rodeo set for July 13 and 14. Twenty one of twenty five members and their partners attended the dinner and dancing with music by Marle Paulson and performances by Joy Duntan of Roosevelt.
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Vernal Roping Club
Gateway Cafe
Aaron Wilkins
Ernest Norman
North Merkley
Chuck Mayer
Ralph Hall
Eli
Marle Paulson
Joy Duntan
Roosevelt
Youth Delinquency Debate Sparks Utah Meeting
A fragmented report discusses juvenile delinquency in It Uintah and prompts concerns about first offenses and repeat offenders. John Farr Larsen of the Bureau advocates stronger measures as officials weigh proposals to raise awareness and address local youths.
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Peter T
John Farr Larsen
Chula Ren
Henry Manes
Watts
4 H Activities Planned for Whiterocks Indians
Sixty Brownies and Girl Scouts received pins in investiture ceremonies at the Hotel Vernal. One hundred sixty people attended as Lee Walker welcomed guests and Kiwanis members presented pins. The event honored long-time leaders Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. King and announced plans to start 4-H clubs among Ute Indians at Whiterocks focusing on beef swine gardens arts home beautification and possibly food and clothing. Emmie Nelson urged earnest effort in 4-H contests before the 2004 4-H leaders.
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Hotel Vernal
Ksy Johnson
Lana Belcher
Mary Ann Wise
Lee Walker
Kiwanis Club
Troup
C. R. Henderson
Delbert Casada
Kiwantanns
J. M. Francke
Mr. Walker
Irene Curry
Isabelle Johnson
Elizabeth Hatch
Rhoda Robinson
Vera Eklund
Mra. H. W. Marrs
Henderson
Stan King
Plana
Whiterocks
Clair Acord
Logan
Willard Sweeney
Utah State Agricultural College
J. D. Fosdick
Emmie Nelson
Chicago
Utah Oil Industry Threatened By Attack
Wet feng Peon notes that more than 600 wells were drilled in Utah before commercial production in 1848 in Amitsh Basin. He argues firms and individuals could not write off some loss costs, casting doubt on continued oil search given complex geology and distant markets hindering development.
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Amitsh
Storing Cookies And Crackers For Freshness
Tips advise keeping cookies and crackers separate from bread and pastries. Store in an airtight tin or container to maintain crispness and prevent moisture transfer. Avoid stacking with bread to prevent sogginess and staleness.
Reminiscences Tie Fund To Present Girl Scouts
From reminiscences of two ladies it is recalled that a previous troop built a fund still held in reserve at the bank. Further checking confirmed the balance, and on Friday morning Mrs. King turned 33 over to Mrs. Marrs for use by the present Girl Scouts.
Wool Price Hits New High At One Forty Two Per Pound
Wyoming wool quotas reach an all time high as four local clips totaling about 50 000 pounds of range wool sold through the Wyoming Cooperative Wool Marketing Association. Kemmerer warehouse manager Milton Hines reported the $1.42 per pound price.
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Ashley National Forest Woolgrowera Association
Taylor Grazing Permiita
George C Davis
Don Clyde
James A. Hooper
Davy Jones
Owen D. Morris
Federal Wildlife Bureau
George C .Davis
W. A. Banks
Loran Hatch
Harold E. Davis
Garth Atwood
William D. Hurst
Glen A. Lambert
James A Hooper
Clair R. Acord
Casey Jones
Roy Showalter
Ken Stringham
Allan Bennion
Howard Williams
En Stringham
Opal Showalter
Stella Karren
Arletta Jones
Edith Montgomery
Tess Sid Toway
Loma Stringham
Larry Memmers
Salt Lake City
Harold Sargent
Eleanor Sargent
Ronnie Francke
al Jolson
Janet Robins
Gwenoater
Loreent Johnson
Dean Freestone
Wyoming
Wyoming Cooperative Wool Marketing Association
Milton Hines
Kemmerer
Florenz Ziegfelds Eyeglasses Surpassed by Odd Habit
The impresario Florenz Ziegfeld kept about 80 pairs of eyeglasses in his home and office. He reportedly scattered them everywhere and carried a spare pair in his pocket, reflecting an odd personal habit noted after his passing.
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Florens Ziegfeld
Florenz Ziegfeld
4 H Club Week Set Across Nation March 3 11
National 4 H Club Week will be observed March 3 11 across the United States. Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service notes the 1951 theme Working Together for World Understanding. David L Sharp Jr Extension Youth Supervisor cites a 77 8 percent completion rate in farming or homemaking projects last year.
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United States
Utah State Agriculture College
David L. Sharp, Jr
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