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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1923

Page

5

Uintah River rights defined in two court decrees

The United States and Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work secure exclusive rights to divert Uintah River and tributaries from Lake Fork waters, covering 34 700 acres with 498.88 cfs. Decrees prohibit defendants from interfering. a water commissioner will be appointed. Rights do not affect Duchesne waters. Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Uintah River Lake Fork Way United States Hubert Work Secretary of the Interior Uintah Ouray United States District Court Cedarview Irrigation Company Colorado Park Irrigation Company Dry Gulch Irrigation Company T. Todd Irrigation Company Ouray Valley Irigation Company Uintah Independent Ditch Company Uintah River Irrigation Company Whiterocks Irrigation Company Ulatah Duchesne River Uteland Ditch Company New Hope Irrigation District Salt Lake Tribune

Victor Club Formed At School House

A farm bureau club named Victor club was organized at the school house Friday by Mr Gilossbrenner. Officers include Fred Schwoke president Leroy Harris vice president Harden Young secretary-treasurer Albert Harris Carl Sauer and Richard Sauer. A baby girl arrived at the home of Wilbur Arnold on March 8. The Uintah River Irrigation company held a board meeting for the coming year with Nick Faydock president B Q Colton vice president George A Wilson secretary and directors Hery Merkley John G Hacking. A party at the Naylor hotel Saturday night featured the card game 500 and a lunch.

Wilbur Arnold Farm Bureau Club Gilossbrenner Fred Schwoke Leroy Harris Harden Young Albert Harris Carl Richard Sauer Victor Club Uintah River Irrigation Company Nick Faydock B. Q Colton George

Bible Thoughts for the Week

Daily devotional notes echoing Bible verses for each weekday. Topics include seeking above things, light in darkness, joy of salvation, feeding enemies, and urgent salvation. Frequent paraphrase shows imperfect OCR with references such as Isa 42 16 II Sam 22 29 Isa 12 3 Prov 25 21 and Cor. 2.

Garden clubs provide community garden benefits

Cooperative garden clubs come in two main forms: large public plots and backyard plots. They emphasize neighborly fellowship, shared knowledge, and organized leadership. Membership fees and practical setup are advised, with possible expert guidance and centralized services such as land maintenance, fertilizers, seeds, and pest control.

Garden layout boosts yields in small plots with plan

Guidance on planning a compact garden notes measuring space with tape, drawing layout, and timing. For a 10 by 10 foot area, tomatoes and string beans are recommended with radishes lettuce and onions as early crops. Plant tomatoes three feet apart with stakes, then follow with carrots or turnips after harvest of beans.

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Roses to Choose From in National Rose Test Garden

The United States Department of Agriculture fields inquiries on ideal tea and hybrid roses. Tests at the National Rose Test Garden in Arlington, Virginia reveal pink varieties such as Waadiance and Wakefield Christie Miller, white options like Augusta Victoria and White Mamon, red choices like Nadia nce and Gruss an Teplitza, and yellow selections including Marie Van Houtte and Mrs A Wad dell.

United States Department of Agriculture Arington Augusta Victoria Ed Nadiance Marie van Honette A. It Waddell

Shade Trees That Will Bear Fruit for Home Plantings

A guide for selecting shade trees that also bear fruit or nuts for home landscaping. It weighs pros and cons of fruiting varieties, notes mulberry and peach options, highlights dwarf apples, pears, plums, and cautions against fast growing poplars and moisture drains under trees. It emphasizes long term planning and the appeal of blossoms and edible yields.

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Nature Study Tale of a Tamassac Swamp Nest

Uncle Will and Jackie explore a marsh hawk nest five fuzzy chicks in a ground hollow. They learn how hawks help control pests and note uneven hatching due to staggered egg laying. A curious, nature friendly excursion ends with lessons on birds and the swamp habitat.

Will Jackie Jack Uncle Wil Tamassac Willl O

Some Aids to the Plowman for Easier Spring Plowing

A reader suggests practical improvements for plowing gardens in spring. Proposes modular fence sections at garden ends to let teams enter easily, avoid turning constraints near fences, and allow quick reset after plowing with temporary walls to guide equipment.

Maeser Primary Opens Summer Work For Many Children

The Primary organization started Monday for summer work with many children present. Officers listed include Otel la Carroll president Ella String ham First counselor Caddie Oaks Second counselor Nellie Oaks secretary Ethel Winn Collett organist Grace Hall organist and Hul da Ashby Maud Thacker Hattle.

Otella Carroll Ella Stringham Caddie Oaks Nellie Oaks Ethel Winn Collett Grace Hall Hulda Ashby Maud Thacker

Fort Duchesne Ladies Play Whiterocks in Mixed Games

Fort Duchesne teams traveled to Whiterocks where the Fort teams won both games against the Whiterocks and the Little Indian girls. The hospitality included meals and a radio program as Sheriff Lara Richardson visited town on business.

Fort Duchesne Whiterocks Fort Lara Richardson

Indian family and council figure in rural town report

The wife of Andrew Wuek, an Indian, died at the hospital Sunday evening after a long illness. She leaves a young daughter and husband. her father and mother had been with her, and her death drew many well-wishers. Ethridge Liater spent the weekend at home. Rev Howes conducted services last night. Indians held a Saturday council about dances. Boy Scouts led by H C Smith plan a prairie dog and sparrow raid using poison wheat soon.

Andrew Wuek Ethridge Liater Mr. Howes Boy Scouts H. C. Smith

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