California to host another World’s Fair in 1939
R. M. Hofer muses on California’s grand ambitions and the forthcoming 1939 World’s Fair on Treasure Island near San Francisco. He admires the state’s bold style, the spectacular bay views, and the idea of building an island to showcase a major exposition.
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California
Treasure Island
Mark Tropkins
San Francisco Bay
R. M. Hofer
One Out of Twelve Helps Clear Obstacles on Road
A car travels along a crisp day and encounters a broken bottle on the road. Eleven drivers pass by, but one man stops, removes the glass, and urges others to help improve the community by clearing obstacles for those who follow. The piece argues for collective responsibility over selfish action.
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Shake Lands
Theranlok
Supplemental feeding of range sheep urged in field notes
In Tehama County California best results came from feeding two to three pounds of alfalfa hay plus half a pound of cottonseed cake. Lambs on legume fed rations weighed about 30 pounds more than others, and only 15 percent of legume fed ewes produced lambs below medium. Early feeding preserves range feed, boosts carrying capacity, and reduces losses from poor milk. Other feedstuffs like beed cake pellets and minerals also proved satisfactory. lambing time milk supply is improved when ewes receive alfalfa before lambing.
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Stieer
Tehama
California
Glines announces arrival of baby girl
Mr and Mrs Owen welcome a baby girl in a brief birth notice. The item names the parents and reports the new arrival without additional details.
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Mrz
Owen
Vernal Seminary hosts progress program and visits
The Giraner girls met at their leader Mrs. Tom MecKeachnie's home last Friday. At the Bacrament meeting Sunday Vernal Seminary presented an interesting program with Grant West speaking on the Seminary's progress and showing colored slides. J. William Pearse and Wallace Johnson spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fletcher and family departed Monday for several days in Salt Lake.
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Charles Batty
Joe Price
Provo
Eva
Busy Bee
Ward Chapel
Ernest M. Johnson
John Hodgkinson
Giraner
Tom MecKeachnie
Vernal Seminary
Grant West
J. William Pearse
Wallace Johnson
Martin Fletcher
Salt’ Lake
Marriages and incidents from Dry Fork and Whiterocks
From forty years ago, CALA BONEPSIMOA DRED G H Johnson and George Dickson visited from Whiterocks. Thomas Latrum married Misa Ella Caldwell at Dry Fork. A wedding dance followed the ceremony. Sheriff Preece and family hosted an after party. Game Warden Wieox reported an Indian encounter where no shots were fired by whites until after Indians fled. Mrs Holdaway suffered a severe fall at home Monday, injuring her face arms and limbs.
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Wieox
David Holdaway
Two Cars New Truck In 1938 Ford Line
New York City Ford showrooms previewed two Ford V-8 cars the deluxe V-8 and standard V-8 with 83 or 85 hp, plus an expanded line of V-8 trucks and commercial cars. The deluxe offers luxury and style. the standard emphasizes economy.
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Ford
New York City
Ford Metroneliian
Vernal CCC News Camp 1507 Update and Activities
A noisy camp page recounts Father Dowling’s visit with a religious service and film at Vernal CCC Camp 1507. It notes fingerprinting for Civilian Conservation Corps members per federal directive, plus progress on building linings, linoleum floors, and corral construction. It also mentions repairs to Honoch Reservoir spillway in Coyote Basin and erosion-control projects at Snyder Reservoir.
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Preston Q
Deena Bull
Snyder Reservoir
Nilo Snow
Maud Ellen
William A. Mullin
We Print Anything from Business Cards to Catalogs
Local shop advertises printing versatility from business cards to bound catalogs serving varied needs. Additional details unclear from the fragmentary source, but emphasizes broad printing capability and customization.
Uintah county praised as future granary region
A Utah Public Utilities official lauded Uintah County on a Salt Lake City return, calling it the best agricultural country and the likely great granary of the West. The report noted the area’s potential for growth and opportunity.
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Warren
Etry Beratt Stoutour
Utah
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Uintah County
James M. Shaffer
Naples
Lapaint
Dan Hillman
William Rudge
Cottage Hotel
Hugh Colton
Green River
Bull Lake
Delinquent Notice of Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Delinquent on the following stock of Ashley Upper Irrigation Company Vernal Utah from the annual assessment dated September 6 1931 list of stockholders with delinquent amounts and shares followed by notice that per law and a Board order from September 6 1927 shares will be sold at the office in Vernal Utah on November 30 1937 at 2 pm to cover delinquent assessments costs of advertising and sale
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Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Vernal
Utah
Sydney Calder
Carl G
Gen
C. Davis
Harold
Davis
Ernest Eaton
Rosa Eaton
Susannah Eaton
James &, Falrfritz
May Langston
Charles Merkley
First Security Bank of
Provo
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