Constitutional Amendment For Minimum Wage For Women And Minorities
A proposed constitutional amendment aims to add a section to Article 6 or 14 establishing a minimum wage for women and minority employees. It would authorize measures to safeguard safety and general welfare of workers and allow state or federal commissions to enforce the provision.
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Uieh
Bern
Constitutional Amendment Amends Article VIII of Utah Constitution
The legislature proposes repealing Section 3 of Article VIII to prohibit liquor sale and traffic. It directs the secretary of state to submit the amendment at the next general election. If adopted, the amendment takes effect January 1 following the state canvass.
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Tarit
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Linh
Bectioy
Acticla
Naistirn
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Hiteby
Cerelay
Binte
Board of State Carvassers
State of
Mall
Utah Seal Certifies Constitutional Amendments 1933
Secretary of State of Utah certifies the foregoing as a full true copy of the constitutional amendments presented by the regular and special sessions, witnessed by the Great Seal, dated September 1, 1933.
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Mo Ho Weling
State of
Utah
First publication notice from September 6 1401
Lost publication record indicates a key notice first published September 6 1401 with subsequent loss or reprint on November 6 1955. The fragment records a historical archival notice dated these events.
Notice of Patent Claim Final Proof Hearing
Department of Interior land office announces George Lea Vaughn of Dragon Utah filed notice to make final proof for stock-raising homestead No 045853 in section 30 township 13 south range 26 east Salt Lake meridian. hearing set before J Notary H M Phillips at Dragon Utah November 18 1933 with witnesses Jim Bar DPM Finicum R Bathurst Cy Engbérson. Register Thomas F Thomas. First publication October 12 final publication November.
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Department of Interior
US Land Office
Salt Lake City
Notice of Interest Regulation for Savings Deposits
Notice cites act of Congress and State Bank Commissioner rules. It states interest on all savings accounts will be 3 percent per year, compounded semiannually after October 31, 1933, with additional details on time deposits. Uintah State Bank.
Dad Quits After Firing Secretary In Angry Office Exchange
The father declares he is leaving his job after firing his secretary who he says has a sharp tongue like the mother. His son asks why the rush, and the father hints at a bigger change as he prepares to turn on the Dictaphone to share the news.
Officials Plan Help From Crop Surplus
The agricultural adjustment administration will purchase surplus farm products for 3,500,000 families on relief rolls in cooperation with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. Major Robert M. Littlejohn will head the organization with Cherter Davis and William J. Westerveit as directors. Funds may come from A A A taxes, federal relief act allocations, or Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans.
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Agricultural Adjustment
Wm Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
Daly Products
Robert MI Littlejohn
Idcal
War Department General Staff
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Foreclosure Suit Seeks Utah Property Auction
Bank of Vernal files suit in Uintah County Utah to foreclose on multiple properties. Plaintiffs accuse Bertha Ellis and others of ownership interest while naming heirs and unknown claimants. Attorneys Seare Melaghfr and Seare reveal address and court dates October 26 and November 23.
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State of Utah
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Vivienne Ellis
Stoward Ellis Evan Jones
Uis
Caroline Ellis
Fran Jones Lis
Catherine Ellis
State of
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Acton
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Uintah
SEARE
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Falr
Lake City
Relief policy and farm production alignment in postwar adjustment
Officials describe a policy shift by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to curb surpluses and align production with demand. They warn that prior overproduction lowered farm prices and farmers’ purchasing power, reducing demand for non agricultural goods and causing unemployment. The aim is to stabilize prices and employment by tightening supply.
Conserve Leaves for Garden Fertilizer Next Spring
A Utah State extension agronomist urges conserving garden leaves as organic matter rather than burning. He promotes compost piles or a compost pole that gathers waste plant material including tops from roots corn stalks peels and weeds to enrich the soil for spring gardening.
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J C Hogeemon
Extension Agronomist
Utah
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