Dairy School Attendance and Local Notices Network
Victor Bingham attends a dairy school at USAC in Salt Lake City with Francis Bingham. Attendees visit Uintah Stake Temple in Salt Lake City. Marie Bingham visited in Ogden. Carl Collett’s son Craig celebrated his third birthday with cake and games. Max Adams visits from Louisiana on furlough. wife stays in Salt Lake City. Sunday School Advanced Senior group held a discussion at Mrs. Lawrence Adams’s home with 13 members. Corena Mondragon of Orem visits Lylis Adams. Acel Hall begins building a new house. Hacking family returns to Maeser to work on Hugh Colton ranch. Helen Allen spends the week.
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Dodily
Ogden
Marie Bingham
Carl Collett
Craig
Cpl
Max Adams
Max
Mra
Arza Adams
Louisiana
Japan
Lawrence Adams
Atza Adams
Azza Adams
Corena Beth Mondragon
Orem
Lylis Adams
Acel Hall
Adrian Baines
Gordon Hacking
Hamilton
Cole
Maeser
Hugh Colton Ranch
Hacking
Helen Allen
Marlon Allen
Helen
LDS Business College
Raymond Bascom
Powell
Wyo
Bascom
Victor Bingham
Roland
Warren Bowdens
Silk Creek
Colo
Lola Stoner
Lacy Roper
Provo
Marvin Singleton
Georgiana Merkley
George A. Merkley
Eva
Lily Singleton
Lyle Glines
Glines
William Ernest Glines
Marion Hail
Larry Caldwell
Fort Douglaz
Zina McNeill
Viola McConkie
Disraeli and Queen Victoria Trust Across a Tumultuous Era
The letter discusses Disraeli's tactics and the queen's evolving opinion, praising his ability and loyalty to Albert's memory. It notes tension between the queen and the Prince of Wales, remarks on government ministers, and reflects on how Disraeli earned enduring royal trust until his death.
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Disraeli
Albert
Local Notes From Salt Lake City to Powell Wyoming
A string of small hometown items mentions visits to relatives in Provo Silk Creek and Salt Lake City, parties for children and parents birthdays, travel to Fort Douglas for a medical exam, and family details. The piece closes with a quoted excerpt about Queen Victoria and her relationship with Prince Consort and Prime Minister Disraeli.
David Jenkins Elected Leader of Lapoint Cattlemen
David Jenkins of Lapoint Utah was elected president of the Lapoint Cattle Association at the February 26 1951 annual meeting in Lapoint He succeeds Rod Sprouse who headed the organization during 1951 Rex Gardner was elected vice president Floyd Perry remained treasurer The six livestock permittees present heard plans to fully protect the newly regressed Lake Mountain allotment for three years to allow new grasses to establish
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David Jenkins
Lapoint
Lapoint Cattle Association
Rod Sprouse
Rex Gardner
Ray Sprouse
Lake Mountain
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