Utah Basin patent filings list names and acreages in several townships
Albert Halon reports oil and gas prospecting permits and patents for numerous Utah parcels. Names include Rh. E Waugh Myton and R. 19 E, Collett Salt Lake City, plus Claude Boyd Jensen and Daniel Hibarger Pueblo. Other entries cover Ledgers for homesteads, agricultural patents, and a dinosaur quarry near the University of Utah, alongside local social news of visits and a death in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Halon
Waugh
Myton
Utah
Collett
Salt Lake City
Robert L. Hurd
Loin Myton
OM and Gas
Russell Lloyd
Denver
Colo
Claude Boyd
Jensen
Daniel A. Hibarger
Pueblo
Gee Acres
University of Utah
Bert Wilkins
Rangely
Mra. Wilking
Nile Ainge
Thomas Borgan
Elea Hoydy
Mra. Rose, Johnson
Sadie Karren
Vernal
Henry Chatwin
Jensen 8 B Snow Family Work Update
Jensen 8 B speaks of Snow family workers from Vernal and Jensen with Milo Snow among them. The fragment notes ongoing labor or project activity involving the Snow kin in Jensen. Further details are not present in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow of
Vernal
Milo Snow
Jensen
Coffee, curls and a governor’s reception in Briggsville
Sarah Stone struggles to attend a big public reception for the governor while facing a dress constraint. A coffee mishap altered her disastrous curls into straight hair, restoring her confidence and deflating Mrs. Carr’s sneers. The governor falls ill, ending the planned event and leaving Sarah to reassess her social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsville
Sarah
Briggaville
Mrs. Carr
Sarah Stone
Carr
Mrs. Fiske
Miss Stone
Barah
When Pullets Begin to Lay Get Them Into Coop
Experienced poultrymen advise moving pullets to winter quarters soon after laying begins to prevent melt. Cornell backs this, suggesting early placement of a portion of the best birds, then all as maturity is shown. Clean, disinfect houses, allow ventilation, avoid early artificial lights, and keep some open air to prevent dampness and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Emden-Toulouse Cross Favored For Holidays Geese
The Rhode Island experiment station compared crosses of geese and found the Emden-Toulouse cross best for general and holiday markets. It produces large, hardy geese with attractive dressed appearance, suitable for Christmas and New Year sales. The Emden-African cross is next in desirability, especially for early summer goslings, while Emden-White China cross yields white dressed birds with pleasing look.
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Rhode Island
Intestinal Worms Harm Iowa Fowls Warned by Poultry Expert
Iowa flocks suffer from intestinal worms causing nonproduction growth loss and death. Poultryman R T Parkhurst of Iowa State College Extension advises a tonic of 12 quarts of mash with one pound epsom salts and one pound dry sulphur fed daily for three to four days, plus cleaning and sanitary quarters to prevent infestation.
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Iowa
R. T. Parkhurst
Iowa State College
Thoroughly Clean Hen House Ahead of Severe Weather
The hen-house should be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before cold weather. If there is a dirt floor remove several inches of dirt and replace with dry gravel or sand. On cement or wooden floors lay down four to five inches of fresh straw or litter after cleaning.
Decline in Holiday Turkey Production Prompts New Venture
The article notes yearly drops in old-time turkey raisers and a continuing decrease in holiday bird production. It urges entering turkey farming where ample range and feed exist and predation is low. It advises seeking foundation stock in fall before confinement fattening begins.
Contagious Fowl Cholera Warned By Oklahoma Expert
A poultry department head at Oklahoma A and M College warns that fowl cholera is highly fatal and easily spread. Birds may die suddenly with no symptoms or suffer through fever thirst and loss of appetite before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dmbleton
Oklahoma A. and M. College
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Duchesne
M. Edgar F. Mowry
Lapoint
Utsk
Harold Swann
George Elmer Fisher
Bonota
M. Zelph
Calder
Bertha May Akin
Gusher
Joseph D. Brimhall
Ie Acres
Thomas E. Robbins
Ouray
I? Acres
Alton Rulon Mayers
Antelope
Norman A. Taylor
la Triumph
Vernal Market
rHo
Barrett
Vernal Lumber Company
Western Newspaper Union
Whitney & CO
Kaw Furs
Hiles
Teka
Week
Versal Fur Mouse
Aerous
Red Front
Utak
Moffat Tunnel
Uintah Basin
Wio
A. C. Harmston
Roosevelt, Utah
Mary Winder
Kitty
Vogue Theatre
William Winkler
Bobbie Baxter
Benjamin Moore Bing Aunt Jane ‘Jane "Suzette Sam Kitty
LL. M. Norburg
Ralph Rolfe H
Sowards
Louis Bills
Lucille Calder
Leona Gurrica
Emert F
Ellingford
Florence Hanson
Vernal Drug
Hinge Ink
Jensen, Utah Mercantile CO
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