Assistant County Agent Appointed In Uintah County
Lloyd A Clement of Draper was named associate county agent in Uintah County to promote the farm program Better Farming for Better Living. He will help farm families apply new information and practices, with Uintah being a pilot county in the farm business analysis program sponsored by national farm groups. Clement is a Utah State graduate, WWII veteran, and former Draper businessman. He is married to Billie Deens Wilson and has two children.
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Draper
Uintah County
Siement
United States
Clement
Utah
Utah State Agriculture College
Jordan
Utah State Agricultural College
Ane
Billie Deens Wilson
Mounds
Oklahoma
Albert N Clement
Utah Farm Census Will Tell 100 year Story
A 1954 agricultural census in Utah, overseen by Field Supervisor Mr. Quayle Can non Jr., aims to update century-spanning data on farms. It records numbers, size, crops, livestock, facilities, equipment, and expenditures, showing growth and changes from 1850 to 1950.
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Utah
Cengus
Quayle Cannon, Jr
Salt Lake City
Furns Ee
Self Control and Temperance Lesson Focus
Rev Robert C Durper Spenser of Self Control Tem perance Lesson for November 7 Proverbs 14 29 133 1 5 163 32 20 1 22 231 29 35 Golden Tears Proverbs 16 32 The Lesson warns that mastery of self is greater than conquering a city Anger harms reason and temper control prevents public embarrassment Avoiding strong drink is wise to dodge sorrow violence and disaster tied to drunkenness The piece notes alcohol advertisements glamorize pleasure while omitting ruinous effects on body and mind and warns about lasting consequences.
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Robert C. Durper
Nixon comments link Stringfellow crisis to Utah race
Vice President Nixon spoke in Salt Lake City on the Stringfellow scandal, noting Republican standards of integrity and suggesting the resignation hurt the party. He said the episode could boost Dr. Aldous Dixon's bid in Utah's First District as campaigns enter their final stretch.
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Utah
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Rep Stringfellow
Stringfellow
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Fit
Aldous Dixon
Apeisultatal College
GOP
Dr. On
Oly
Camaignes
Walter K. Granger
Weber County
Dr Dixon
Cache County
Lee Urged Funds For Daggett School
Gov J Bracken Lee urged the Legislative Council to allow exceptions to state building standards so the Daggett County fants School could be completely rebuilt rather than merely remodeled. He noted $51,860 was allocated to remove the present structure and $208,626 for a connecting building, and architects estimated that an extra 10,000 could fund full new construction with the required exceptions.
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J. Bracken Lee
Legislative Council
State Board of Education
Fants
Daggett Couny
School Building Sur Commission
School Building Survey Commission
State Board of Educaton
Union High Names Class Officers in Student Elections
Union High School announces class officers led by Senior president Gilbert with Barbara Ray as vice president and Ing Elingford as treasurer. Junior officers list Rosales Brown president and Maurine Yack secretary. Sophomore leaders Callis Morrill president and Crayg Ross vice president. Freshmen John Eldredge president and Bob Oberhansly as vice president. Pep Club officers are Marion Gardner secretary and Carolyn Ross treasurer.
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Roosevelt
Union High School
Loman F. Hutchings
Epitaph on a tombstone about a miser who lived for himself
A fragmentary epitaph laments a miser who hoarded wealth yet never traveled or shared, noting that nobody knows his deeds and nobody cares as the taunting line hints at his life and death. The terse inscription evokes a solitary, uncaring fate.
R. M. Group to Study Progress of Nuclear Power
A Rocky Mountain group led by George M Gadsby of the Power and Light Company aims to study the progress of nuclear power. Nine engineering firms and utilities including Utah Power and Light are contracted under the Atomic Energy Act to conduct nonprofit research into the technical and economic feasibility of multiple purpose reactors for electricity and materials. The group seeks to explore peacetime applications for Intermountain region power and materials.
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Rocky Mountain
Geonge M Gadsby Oof Dah Power and Laight Company
Gadsby
Utah Power and Light
Atom Energy Act
United States
Atomlie Energy Commission
Warkhhey
Eleerre
Gadsty
War Power
Taght
Os Particularts
Thas Energy
Compares
E¢Om
Heat Equipment Should be Checked for Safe Winter Use
Farm families should inspect heating gear to ensure safe operation this winter says Clair Acord Utah State Extension agent. He warns that farm fires rise as winter nears and carbon monoxide deaths occur from faulty chimneys and improper clearances. Follow National Safety Council guidance: repair defects replace worn pipes protect combustibles and install proper venting and dampers to prevent gas buildup.
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Clair Acord
Utah State Extension
National Safety Council Invikes
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Durances
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