Uintah County Soil Survey planned for near future
Logan Utah Prof O W Israel non irrigation and drainage engineer and Dr D B Jennings of Utah agricultural college led a survey trip to Uintah basin and arranged a summer soil survey in cooperation with the US Bureau of Soils. county funds 2600 will support soil sampling analysis and mapping as the project studies soil formation and alkali problems and canal water system issues in Ashby Valley with stockholders funding the effort.
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Utah
O. W. Israelnon
Utah Agricultural College
D. 8. Jennings
Utah Experiment Station
Uintah Basin
Jennings
Uintah County
U. 58
Bureau of Soils
Israelson
Ashiey Valley
Great Raw Region in Uintah Valley Vision of empire in Uintah country draws surveyor’s note
Carroll Sack of a major commission house reports from Grand Junction to Mack and Vernal via Myton Pass. He sees a promising Uintah region in western Colorado and northeastern Utah with coal, water, and grazing land, awaiting railroad outlet and future settlement by Mormon colonizers. Denver market absorbs more cattle as stock flows to markets.
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Colorado
Utah
Carroll Sack
Mr. Sack
Grand Junction
Mack
Vernal
Wasatch Range
Myton Pass
Mrr. Sack
Salt Lake Valley
Bamberger
Mormon Church
Denver
Denver Record
Will Stop Killing of Sheep in Uintah County
Washington state advice reaches Senators Smoot and King after Uintah sheep owners appeal to halt marauders crossing from Moffat County Colorado killing hundreds of sheep. A few days ago 2800 animals were slain after herders were tied and knocked unconscious. King asked Colorado’s governor to cooperate with Utah to stop the practice before the situation worsens.
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Washington
Smoot
King
Uintah
Moffat County
Colorado
Department of Justice
Utah
Bamberger
Garfield County to Back Grand Junction Vernal Road
Garfield county will build and finance the section of the Grand Junction to Vernal highway within its borders from the southern county line to Rangley. County Commissioner George F. Newton said funding will come once a route is agreed and surveys finished. Local groups including the chamber of commerce and Rotary Club forecast quick fundraising to start work this summer, expecting the county donation to ease Grand Junction’s share.
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George F. Newton
Garfield County
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Vernal
Rangley
Newton
Wood and Cox Lead In the Primary Poll
The Literary Digest mailed 11 million postal cards asking voters which party they backed in the last presidential election. Early results show Republicans led by General Wood and Hoover, with Democrats led by Cox, as tallies come in mainly from Ohio New York New Jersey Texas and Washington. The poll tracks shifting national sentiment on party nominees.
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Hiram Johnson
Warren G. Harding
Charles E. Lee
Frank
Lowden
James, M. Cox
Edward Edwards
Woodrow Wilson
Wm. G. McAdoo
William J. Bryan
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Texas
Washington
Canning Fruit Without Sugar For Winter Use
With sugar at 20 cents and rising, families who preserve fruit may cook it without sugar. Fruit can be canned using hot water or salt and seasonings later, for jelly, pie filling, or salads. Pick and wash fruit, pack hot in jars, seal, sterilize by hot bath or steam, then cool, wrap, and store.
Memorial services mark First Vision tribute at Vernal ward
Memorial services in the Vernal 2nd Ward Chapel Sunday evening commemorating the First Vision of Joseph Smith were well attended and the program greatly enjoyed. Read the Want Ads.
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