Real Astnra Transfers Across Multiple Parcels in Utah
A sweep of property transfers lists many individuals and entities exchanging real estate across sections and townships in Utah. Transfers include Maud Marshall to Byron Goodrich and Viglet M Goodrich for 700 dollars, and numerous other deeds involving Gardner, Pearce, Lee, Morrill, DeMoisy, Ryan, Ainge, Snow, and Sunshine Ranch Co, among others, with notes of canals, right of way, and plat designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Astnra
Lille Maud Marshall
Byron Goodrich
Viglet M. Goodrich
Francis Gardiner
Alta Gardner
Rodah Ann Lee
Lapoint
Frank Lee
Lapolahes
Charles DeMoisy
Edith M. DeMoisy
Prova
Vernal
Beg
Selen D. Reader
Phoenix
Charles DeMolsy
Estella Ainge
Leon Ainge
Sunshine Ranch Co
Dig Meagher
Corwin Snow
Rosa Snow
Cattle Grubs Urged Treated By Whitaker
United County agent William C. Whitaker warns AA cattle owners to treat cattle for cattle grubs now appearing on backs. Rotenone in powder dip or spray kills grubs at this stage and should be reapplied in 30 day cycles. If untreated grubs reach adults, eggs hatch, larvae travel through the cow and cause hide damage, costing millions annually. Rotenone available at local feed and hardware stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Whitaker
United County
Mr. Whitaker
United States
Poona Badminton Origins Traced From India to England
The game Poona originated in India centuries ago and was carried to England in 1860 by English officers. It reached the United States around 1890, briefly faded, and saw a revival about 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
England
United States
Naples Ada Cpanihaw and neighbors return from travels
Naples Ada Cpanihaw Correspondert Una RR ENOe ne LaVel Ashes and Deo Man and Lester Nielsen arrive home from Richfield where they work Mrs Mark N Cook returns from Salt Lake City after a serious operation LaVell Manwaring and Asher Man yating travel to Salt Lake City for Temple excursion returning Saturday Ross Merrell brought home from hospital after major operation ten days ago Sacrament meeting speakers included Here Merrell Corel Manwaring Wy Manwaring and Frank Merrell A duet by Eula Goodrich Elva Bowthorpe Venna Bascom and others accompanied by Gleaners choir Ardith Harrison hosted a fireside chat with speaker Frank Walker describing missionary experiences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell
Corel Manwaring
Wy Manwaring
Frank Merrell
Eula Goodrich
Elva Bowthorpe
Venna Bascom
M Men
Sored
Ardith Harrison
Wight
Frank Walker
Local residents return from travel and hospital visit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodrich came home from California on Monday after two months of work there. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Richards drove to Salt Lake City on Thursday and returned Saturday with their young son Clifford who has been at the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children for several months. Clifford is greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Goodrich
California
Goodrich
Ben Richards
Salt Lake City
Clifford
Shriner's Hospital
Jesse Butcher
Karl Gillaspie
Loma
Calo
Hannah Angussa
Roosevelt Hogpltu
Jesse Hullinger
Provo
Bonnie
BYU
Angus Anderson
Verna
Wendel Johnson
Emil Hadlock
Keith Snyder
Altohah
Charles Bingham
Ollie Ragmunssen
Snother Cat
Troosevelt
Atlal
B Bishop
Arthur Wiscombe
Alden White
Eric Stella
Wiscombe's
Arthur
Barbie White
Lonnie Winn
Earl Winn
Vernal
Baby
Charles Pearce
Salt Lake
Johnson
George Bracken
Duane
Charles Percival
Pearl Jenkins
Mrs Garn Bodily
Laird McConkle
Charles Jenkins
Jenkins
Lennis Rasmus ‘Mussen
Bors
Community Socials and Births Reported in Vernal Area
A collage of weekend visits, family gatherings, and hospital notes across Vernal and nearby towns. Names include Ballard Bracken Lark Slaugh Fisher and Gillaspie families with travels to Provo and Kentucky. Betty Fisher’s Kentucky trip, new births at Loma Calo and Russell Todd home, and Leadership Week in Provo are noted.
Davis Naomi Slaugh Correspondent Report of local Sacrament meeting
Mrs Wing Gardner Jr was shot in the leg by a stray pellet but the injury was not serious. Davis Naomi Slaugh notes attending relatives at the Sacrament meeting in Jensen. Speakers Sunday night included Neldon Slaugh Bonnie Chivers and Edward Watkins. Mrs Hyrum Slaugh learned of a death in Campbell California. Rose Gray, formerly of Vernal, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Gardner Jr
Pullet
Wallace Slaugh
Benjamin Slaugh
Sacrament
Jensen
Neldon Slaugh
Bonnie Chivers
Edward Watkins
Hyrum Slaugh
Cambell
California
Mra
Rose Gray
Ire. Grey
Yan, Reid
Will Med
Vernal
Tanks Adapted to Spraying Mosquitoes in Tennessee
A mobile heavy artillery style unit is prepared for reuse against pests including mosquitoes ragweed poison ivy and other pests in Tennessee. The apparatus features tanks mounted on opposite sides of a tractor hood with a rear pump driven by a belt.
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Tennessee
City life tempts but country ties stay strong
A nephew named And seeks city opportunities, aided by Pete Swannon. After a taste of big-town hustle he returns to farm life, with better color and contentment. The narrator notes people resist change yet may seek sensible, steady living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Swannon
Pete
Ned
Dad
Lessons on Criticism from a Dal Author Text
A Dal author reflects on how understanding softens judgment and how criticism harms. He cites teachers who ridicule students and a French teacher who labeled a 13 year old as stupid, noting such rebukes fuel resentment and hinder learning.
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Ong
Alfred Adler
Language Study and Self Perception In a Classroom Context
A speaker recalls a girl branded as stupid for language struggles while noting three classmates, once honor students, now pursue dancing. The speaker contrasts their success with the labeled girl finishing a Mirat book and aiming higher, criticizing the French teacher’s low expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brande
Move Without Wind Roots Describe Quaking Atpen Stems
In a poplar stand the poppe or quaking atpen shows fat stems at right angles to broad font. A barely perceptible wind moves them back and forth, illustrating the plant’s response to even light air.
Utah Honey Value At Half Million In 1947
The value of honey produced in Utah during 1947 in Uintah County reached 520000 dollars with 25000 dollars of beeswax also produced for market. Utah State Extension entomologist Dr. B Y G Knowlton notes the cash income exceeds half a million and benefits Utah beekeepers and farm income for fruit growers and vegetable farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Uintah County
U. S. Department Ofriculture
G. Knowlton
Utah State Extension
Friends of Agriculture
Dr. Knowlton
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LN WN SA
Davis Blaine Morrill
Lois Morrill
Farmmead Water Co
Seton L
Moe Wilkins
M Harden Nelson
H. G. DeMoisy
Mabley Demoisy
Workman
Isabel D. Ryan
Gooding Coun v. Idsho
Charles Deafaley
Gladys
Evans
Sacae
Brush Creek
Sfender
Joe Tru
Eorge Erekson
Velmar
Erokign
Zelph
Calder
Seenye C. Slaugh
Iva Holmes
Cora Cook
Rosa Cook
Cynthia Cook
Kathelens
Spike Hollow
Ei 'Ray’ Kimball
Artle Biante
Patel Markey, Gusher
Leon Newton Knight Investment Cor. & Corporation
Hoxiers Development Ga
Klondykela Mining
Beaver Lake
Beaver
Ausburn McCarrell
McCarroll
E. S.L.M
DeVeur
Carly Ross
Martha Louisa Ross Jyldell
Clut
Daltert Anderson
Virginia
Beatle Anderson
East Lake Ay
Bee
S.L.M
Margaret Rose of
Martin Bayms
Margaret Wilts
Church of All Saints
Binfield
Bre
Wills
Tom
Jean Constance Elphinstone
Whitaker
Naples
Ada Cpanihaw
Ney
Maeser Lg.a
Karl Allew
Mamet
Farre
Ballard Ellen Bracken
Aahane
dHance
Tear Butler
Allee Cackar
Betty Fisher
Eelen
Wekend
James Fisher
Miss Zacker
Lyman Lark
LeDel Slaugh
Betty
Kentucky
United States Beewers Foundation
Northland
Northrup
Naurent
Northrup, King & CO
Uteh
Junion U. N. Assemble
Seldow
Dal
Tam
Owas
New York City
Willys Intermountain Distributors
Conoco
Y Moron
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