Thalia Club Meets at Mrs Bare Residence
Vernal society notes the Thalia Club gathering at Mrs George Bare on Thursday November 5 with fourteen members and one guest Mrs Mae Stewart of Jensen. A miscellaneous shower honored her birthday before a brief business meeting and an afternoon of 500 games with prizes awarded to Mrs Stewart first Mrs Milbin second and Mrs Bert Evans third. A luncheon was served and the next meeting plans to be hosted by Mrs George Freestone on November 12.
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Thalia Club
George Bare &R
Mae Stewart
Jensen
Stewart
Jack Milbinn
Bert Evans
George Freestone
Gorse Honored at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs J C Anderson hosted a bridge luncheon Tuesday honoring Mrs Tad and Mrs Price with guests including Mrs Alice Mates of California and Mrs Royal Lund of Salt Lake City. Prize honors went to Mrs W H Howard and Mrs Hatch.
Twentieth Century Club Holds Meeting and Bridge Winners
The Twentieth Century club met at Mrs Fine Ashton's home on Thursday. Bridge honors were won by Mrs Vern McCarroll, Kira Gee H. Christy and Mrs A A Brigman as a three course luncheon for thirteen members followed.
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Twentieth Century Club
Airs Fine
Birthdayhonored Mrs A G Lambert Hosts Pramda Birthday
Mrs A G Lambert celebrated her daughter Pramda's eleventh birthday with a Monday evening party attended by ten guests. Games were played at the house and dainty refreshments were served. Erich received many lovely gifts.
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A G Lambert
Erich
Lions Club Wool Program Highlights County Wool Industry
The Lions Club hosts a Wool program in Luncciteon noting a 1932 wool crop to meet strong demand. Speakers Mr Olsen Mrs Manwaring and J A Cheney discuss 200000 sheep and 1.8 million pounds annual wool, with 60 000 lambs shipped from Watson Théon and Dukegate. Health and processing issues are raised alongside grazing challenges.
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Erekson
O Tf Olsen
Arthur Manwaring
J A Cheney
Chiney
Watson
George Ho Christy
Peterson
Stewart
Wool consumption soars in 1931 with eight month rise
Domestic wool use in the first eight months of 1931 topped prior year levels by 17,723,912 pounds excluding carpet wools, reflecting strong mill demand and a shift toward domestic wool consumption as foreign wool imports declined. August figures show further gains in total and a shift in fiber mix, with significant rises in fine and lower-blood grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Fiat
Porition
Adult clothes moths and their brief life cycle
The text notes that the adult clothes moth does not grow or eat. The female typically lives about 12 days. After mating she lays eggs within a day or two. The larva is the stage that eats winter clothes.
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Express
Farm Bureau Truck Line Aims at Cheaper Public Freight
Theodore Johnson of Uintah County Farm Bureau argues for a cooperative truck line to lower freight rates, improve reliability, and benefit farmers and the public. He recalls efforts to secure better roads, direct routes to Salt Lake City, and standardized insurance with committed cooperation from truck operators.
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Farm Bureau
Uintah Basin
Lta
Salt Lake City
Publi
Mare Kee
Uintah
Ogden
Theodore Johnson
Uintah County
Special Service at St Pauls Vernal With Bishop Moulton
At St Pauls Episcopal Church Vernal a Sunday evening service will be held on November 10 at 7:30. Several clergy will participate and the sermon will be delivered by Rt Rev A W Moulton D D Episcopal Bishop of Utah. The public is invited.
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S Pauls Episcopal Church
A W Moulton
Episcopal
Utah
Local merchants boost sales with bold ads and promotions
Readable fragments show stores in the home city touting bargains and flashy displays. Advertisers push new goods and discounts to attract shoppers, signaling an active urban retail scene.
Sister of Heber Wall Dies at Santaquin Home
Martha P Wall Ewell 79 longtime Santaquin resident died Friday night at the family home from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday in the Second Ward Chapel with interment in Santaquin City Cemetery. She was born July 21 1852 in a wagon box en route to Utah, married William Ewell who preceded her in death, and was a long time society worker and honorary member of the Daughter of the Utah Pioneers Summit camp. She left seven sons and daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Santaquin
Second Ward
Martha P Wall Ewell
Santaquin Cty
Frederic
Sarah Wiliam Wall
Utah
Willliam Ewell
William
Thomas
Zachariah Ewell
Polly Bland Chritensen
Mirs
Clara Fowler Goshen
Marion Ewell
Mary Smith
Heber Wall
Alice Jones
Emma Openshaw
Sarah Kirkham
Frost Prevention by Radiation and Wind Principles
Weather signs for frost include a clear sky and temperatures at or below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Experts say frost forms when earth radiation is abundant but return radiation is low, and a moderate wind mixes warmer air aloft with surface air to prevent frost. Heavy lower clouds reflect heat back to earth, staying warmer and reducing frost risk.
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Weather Bureau
Governors Presented Western Wool Blankets List
Western wool blankets were presented to a group of governors and U S senators. Names include Alonzo M Clark Wyoming George White Ohio Julus Metz Oregon Arthur Seligman New Mexico James Rolph California Willam Ho King Utah Morris Sheppard Texas Lynn J Frazer North Dakota Arthur Capper Kansas Indiana Simeon Dees Ohio Smith W Brookhart Iowa Charles W Wateman Colorado George W Norris Nebraska Frederick Steiner Oregon Edward P Costgan Colorado Reed Smoot Utah John Thomas Idaho Charles McNery Oregon.
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Alonzo M Clark
Wyoming
George White
Ohio
Julus Metz
Oreron
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico
James Rolph
California
United States
Willam HO King
Utah
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Lynn J Frazier
North Dakota
Arthur Capper Faens
Arthur KR. Robinson
Indiana
Simeon Dees
Smith W Brookhart
Towa
Charles W. Wateman
Colorado
George W Norris
Nebraska
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Edward P Costgan
Reed Smoot
John Thomas
Idaho
Charles McNery
Duchesne Farmers Building Three Dairy Barns
Duchesne County farmers plan three new dairy barns this fall. Alma Poulsen and sons will build an 18 cow barn north of Duchesne with a cement foundation and asphalt flooring. Leroy Goodrich and Sherm Young are constructing similar shelters to improve milk production and comfort for cows.
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Duchesne
Alma Poulson and Sons
Poulson
Leroy Goodrich
Roosevil
Ass Shermin Young
Roosevelt Duchesne County
Lee Bennion
Bennon
Duchesne County
Foulsen
Godrich
Young
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