Lions Club Launches National Campaign to End Hoarding
The Lions International drive promotes education through press and public venues to reduce hoarding. Cases include buried savings and a boy with $5000 sewn to him. Experts claim converting currency to bank deposits could unlock billions in credit and spur a business boom.
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Lions Clube
Umabie
International Association of Lions
ABC
American Express
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Frank Knox
U. S
Provo Completes East Side Drain Construction
Provo finishes construction on a drainage project along the town's east side. Work focused on improving stormwater flow and preventing floods after months of steady progress and community coordination with city engineers.
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Provo
Uintah Farmers Apply for Seed Loans
Uintah County reports show many farmers sending seed loan applications to the secretary of agriculture. Loans are issued under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act of January 22 1933 with per acre limits and require land descriptions past yields and on hand seed and feed. County committee members Wallace Calder A T Johnson and Wm H Oaks oversee applications. further notices to come.
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E Peterson
Secretary of Agriculture
Peterson
Wallace Calder
A. T Johnson
Wm HH. Oaks
Our Pioneers: Mary Kalb and Early Utah Life
Mary Kalb daughter of Elias Willard and Lucy Hendricks Williams recalls Mormon pioneers in Utah. Her father helped build the tabernacle with wooden pegs and no nails while the family faced food shortages. Se go bulbs and ground wheat sustained them as communities shared shoes to attend socials.
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Mary Kalb
Elias Willard
Lucy Hendricks Williams
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Lorin Farr
Geo H Smith
Lttle
Utah
Lake City
Xallowas
Tenth Ward
Willams
Tabernacle
Brigham Young
Kalb
Utah Farmers Eligible for Alfalfa Seed and Livestock Loans
Utah farmers may borrow up to 12 per acre for sugar beets and seven for alfalfa seed with other crops. Livestock owners can borrow up to 5 per head for cattle and horses, 0.5 for sheep, 1.5 for hogs, with individual limits to 600. Applications routed through Logan Extension and Grand Forks offices.
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Logan
Utah
Willliam Peterson
Utah State Agrcultural College Extension Service
Federal
East Lake City
Walter E. E
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Mr. Blifft
Extension Service
Elf
Grand Fork North Dakota
W. W Owens
Utah Extension Service
Utah Counties Eligible for Grain Relief Share
Utah counties may apply for a portion of 40,600,000 bushels of grain stabilization wheat turned over to the American Red Cross to aid needy and distressed residents. County units will distribute blanks and assist with applications. extension agents will help farmers access information while noting the relief comes from the Farm Board via the Red Cross.
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Logan
Utah
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Ned Cross
William Peeterson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
A. L. Schafer
Pacific
Red Cross
Peterson
Schafer
Farm Board
Fort Duchesne Youth Named Wasatch Academy Valedictorian
Alfred Owens of Randlett chosen valedictorian for Wasatch Academy class of Mt Pleasant Utah. He was not a Fort Duchesne student but is noted as an athlete and reporter and serves as basketball team captain.
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Fort Duchesne
Wasatch Academy
Alfred Owens
Randlett
Mt Pleasant
Utah
Alfred
Mrs Hodgkinson Returns to Vernal with Children
Mrs Enola Hodgkinson and her two children returned to Vernal last week from Los Angeles after several months away.
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Enola Hodgkinson
Vernal
Los Angeles
California
Uintah Falls to Ogden in First State Tournament Contest
Uintah Bees lose 40 to 23 to Ogden in the state tournament opener as Ogden shooters Weir and Kinney pace the victors. Vernon, Leyman, and Anderson contribute for Uintah but the Tigers dominate early and maintain the lead through the first quarter.
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Uintah
Ogden
Hinckley
Fighting Uniteds
Ogden Quint
A & &Mall
Uintah Bees
Weir
Kinney Anderson
Fowler
Leyman
Einner
Noel
Tigers
Kinmer
Page Lye
Home Agent and Leaders Attend State 4-H Leaders School
Uintah and Duchesne Counties leaders Ada Winn Pearl Nedmond and Florence Poulsen plus Home Agent Alice Pedersen spent March 7 to 13 in Logan for the state 4-H club leaders school. Morning assemblies and project classes taught 4-H work with plans for a May 3 4-H club leader school.
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Ada Winn
Pear
Nedmond
Florence Poulsen
Uintah
Duchesne
Alice Pedersen
Logan
Ella Gardner
United States Department of Labor
Myrtle Davidson
Elna Miller
Department of Agriculture and
State
State and County Extension Service
Lions Club Seeks Dinosaur Quarry Aid for Utah Monument
Vernal Lions Club appeals to Utah Colorado and Wyoming clubs and to national and state officers for support of an appropriation to develop the Dinosaur National Monument at Jensen Utah. Plans include excavating a giant dinosaur and building a museum with shared funding from the Museum of Natural History and the federal government.
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Vernal Lions Club
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Dinosaur National Museum
Jensen
Dinosaur National Monument
Vernal
U. 840
Congress
Utah-Colorado Line
Bumps
Mr Vint
National Parks Bergee
Dr Brown
The
Museum of Natural History
Monument
Albright
National Parks Service
Parente are a Prob lem cast honored for high school show
The cast and director Gien Quymon are praised for a splendid production at the high school auditorium on Friday and Saturday nights with large crowds. The cast performed professionally with Lowell Fox Laserie Cook Kalma Young Kora Bennion O Donnel Goodrich Elmo Colton Helen Tenney Vernon Caldwell and Monroe Duke in the show.
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Parente
Gien Quymon
Lowell Fox
Laserie Cook
Kalma Young
Kora Bennion
O'Donnel Goodrich
Elmo Colton
Helen Tenney
Vernon Caldwell
Monroe Duke
Boxing and Wrestling Card at U H Gym by Future Farmers
The Future Farmers of the Uin tah high school under HBI Lundell present a boxing and wrestling card at the high school gymnasium Monday night. Eight boxing bouts, five wrestling contests, a mixed bout and a battle royal headline the program with numerous four round matches and several three round bouts featuring local rivals and school picks.
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F. F
Farmera
Uintah High School
Hbi Lundell
Roy Massey
CU Caldwell
Bud Jarrel
Nollis Hulsinger
Howard Noel
George Alexanase
Ninety Year Relief Society Anniversary Celebrated
The Uintah Stake Relief Society marked the 90th anniversary of the Navoo founding with a noon banquet for over five hundred at Imperial Hall. More than six hundred attended an afternoon program featuring songs, plays, readings, and dances from ward choirs, dramatizations, and musical numbers.
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Uintah Stake
Relief Society
Relief Society of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Navoo
Ilinois
Joseph Smith, Jr
Uintah Stake Relief Society
Stake
Imperial Hall
Naples Ward
Praser
E Petersen
Relief 8Ariery Organization
Vernal Second Ward
Gchorus Jensen
Gimes
Tridell
Storlea
Ashley Ward
Vernal First
Bruce Massey
Macser
Maggie
Naplea
Davis Ward
Bridget
Stake Rellef Society
Blake Relief Society
Elnora Vernon
Minnie J Davin
Agnes E. Calder
Lapoint
Mia
Achel Caldwell
Ashley
Sarah Peters Davis
Annie Jackson
Glines
Myrtle Woodruff
Jensen
M Gardner
Pamilla Anderson
Mmeser
May Hall
Naples
Pearl Willams
Trittell
Nellie Merkley
Vernal
Sheriff Johnson Departs for Nerads Monday Morning
Sheriff J Emery Johnson left on Monday morning for Nerads. the purpose of the trip and destination details are not specified in the readable text.
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J Emery Johnson
Nerads
Public Relations Dinner Planned by Local Club Saturday
Local B. PW Club plans a Saturday night Public Relations Dinner at Tah high school. Two civic-club representatives will attend. Miss Letha Coleman will give the address. The event supports library improvements and honors the Washington centennial theme.
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B. PW
Uintah High School
Busines
Civi
Letha Colemain
Bate
Vernal Club
Mra
Eadltd Cooper
Pearl Shaifer
Thorn King
Washington
Uintah High to Stage Annual Opera The Count and the Cord
The Uintah High School Music Department directed by Liogd Winn presents The Count and the Cord, an annual school opera, at the school auditorium Friday and Saturday March 25 and 26. More than 85 participate including a 30 piece string orchestra and dancing classes. The cast features Birdie Doggs Amy Atneid Rise Thomas Miss Agatha Lockstep Lorna Colton Dr Cicero McSpadden Mra Mic Bradden Alta Fox Mart Waten Nfamuten Hunter Vernon Collier Willie Carter Dura Harris Marjorie Blackwood Alice Caldwell Dan Finnigen and Howard Collett among others with a campus chorus and a Mareden College setting in the present day.
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Uintah High School
Liogd Winn
Amnual
Amy Atneid
Mart Waten
Weldon Bastian
Glee Club
Frank Postma
Mareden College
Middle West
Vernal Visit Of Local Residents Stirs Interest
Monday, Lloyd Merkley, Frank P. Wellman, T. G. Smith, Mamimia Nelson and Owen Nelson of Jen sen were visiting in Vernal. Mr. Smith was on his way to Salt Lake City to secure medical aid from mw & specialist.
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Lloyd Merkley
Frank P. Wellman
T. G. Smith
Mamimia Nelson
Owen Nelson
Jensen
Vernal
Mr. Smith
Salt Lake City
Mw & Specialist
Vernal bond election, March twelfth, and local notes
The March twelfth bond election in Vernal drew 76 votes from 186 taxpayers, the quietest election yet. Uintah Basin fruit pests may be reduced by nightly sleet and ice, WU Ham Hoeft predicts. A Uintah Academy band concert March 14 drew praise, and 150 books were exchanged at the public library on March 4. A baby girl born March 13 to the Slaughs, a boy born March 12 to Mrs Dora Johnson, and a boy born March 10 to Mr and Mrs J M Allred. Farmers report inability to plant due to dry ground, hoping for rain.
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Vernal
Wuham Hoeft
Uintah
Ycar
Tabernacle
Uintah Academy
Ae Public Library
John Palmer
Ed Young
Gladden
Ben Slaugh
Dora Johnson
J MM Allred
Littster Couple Welcome Baby Girl in Vernal Area
Mr and Mrs Harold Litster of Art Dichesne announce the birth of a baby girl. Mrs Litster is being cared for at the home of Meg Nette Richens. Mrs Litster was formerly Mina Edna Wlooxen of Vernal.
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Harold Litster
Art Dichesne
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Lions Club
OUR Pioneers
Mary Eliza Williams Kalb
U. I. S. Gymnasium
Future Farmers OF Uintah High School
Jensen Gorge
R. S