Utah Farmers Hear National Conference Messages
Utah farm leader James M. Kirkham reports from eastern conferences that cooperative marketing and relief from rising transport costs are top farm concerns. He cites Hoover on rail rate reform and credits extension, urging federal action to widen agricultural credit beyond short terms.
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East Lake City
Utah
James M. Kirkham
Utah State Farm Bureau
East
American Farm Bureau Federation
Utah Farm Bureau
Chicago
United States
Truit Growers
Kirkham
Washington, D. C
State Farm Bureau
National Organization
Congress
Legislative Conference
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank Act
Farm Bureau
Missouri
New York City
Argentina
Sicily
Harding and compound interest oddly in one tale
A Marion Ohio man cheated of forty cents by a California reader who sent a dollar to cover the debt and interest. The article notes Uncle Sam pays compound interest on government savings securities with quarterly compounding and guarantees redemption value, listing stamps and conversion options for small savers.
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Washington, D. C
Warren Q. Harding
Marion
Ohio
President Harding
California
Ike
Harding
Sam
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Well Digger Sits in U S Senate
When Peter Norbeck from South Dakota took his seat in the U S Senate it marked the rise of a poor American youth from obscurity to success and showed the possibilities open to all youths. At 25 he borrowed 150 dollars to start digging wells and built a firm famed across the middle west as the best artesian wells digger.
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Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
U. S. Senate
Pete Norbeck
Middle West
Spend Your Money With Your Home Merchants
Community promotion urging residents to support local merchants who fund taxes schools and roads. The ad highlights that buying local strengthens community infrastructure and suggests the newspaper features the best local advertisers.
President Harding Proclaims Memorial Day to Honor the Dead
Washington May 2 President Warren A Harding issues memorial day proclamation calling the nation to pay homage to heroic dead. He designates Monday May 30 as a public memorial to those who sacrificed for liberty and justice and urges citizens to remember those who sleep at home and abroad.
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Washington
Harding
Warren A. Harding
United States of America
Uintah Academy seeks expansion to meet rising enrollments
The school plans enlarged study room gymnasium and a mechanical building to handle expected growth. With Duchesne County High not operating this year, many students will enroll at Uintah Academy. A stronger teaching staff and expanded athletics are planned as part of next year’s program.
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Uintah Academy
Eigth
Duchesne County High School
Uintah Basin
EH. A. Jacobsen
R. H. Sainsbury
J. N. Lybberts
A. Theodore Johnson
Mra. T. C. Parker
William F. Henson
W. H. Burgelter
Duchesne High School
Strong feature to be repeated next year in school plans
There is talk of military training being added and coach Zelph Calder has not yet decided whether he will coach again for the season of 1921 1922.
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Zelph Calder
Clean-Ur Week A Feature With Modern Town
The spring clean-up, now an annual town and city life feature, differs on farms due to work pressures. In Spokane a 1919 campaign Alley and Back Yard Beautiful expands over five years. City agents lead efforts with publicity, plantings, and beautification districts modeled on wartime Liberty Loan campaigns.
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Spokane
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Amalga Janitorless School Tops Clean School Contest
Amalga two room school in Cache county ranked among Utah’s cleanest in the state contest. With no janitor since term start, 90 students formed cleaning squads and boosted sanitation. Principal Wilson Thornly led efforts as funds for janitorial work funded playground improvements. Students also publish a monthly paper funded by local ads.
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Amalga
Cache County
Utah
James H. Wallis
Utah Public Heads Association
Wilsox Thornly
Crehke County
Sata
Lemons and figs thrive in U of Utah greenhouse
Hot house lemons and figs thrive at the University of Utah Greenhouse as landscape gardener M. Christopherson reports. The greenhouse, erected last year, has supplied many flowers for university social events. Superintendent C. E. Forsberg notes spring campus improvements, with 100 rose bushes 116 trees 100 shrubs and 60 Boston ivy climbers planted at a cost of 400.
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University of Utah
M. Christopherson
University
C. E. Forsberg
Boston
Mickie On Europeans Attitudes And Wealth
Mickie claims Europeans admire Americans for money and dislike their thrift. He argues Europeans envy U S wealth while criticizing resistance to spending, noting a cultural clash over financial behavior.
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