Duchesne School Arts and Sports Update
The Fort Duchesne school reports cast changes for A Little Clod Hopper play with Ocey Gump and George Jensen among cast. LaPoint girls beat Fort Duchesne in basketball. PTA program included piano, readings, songs, and dancing with note on upcoming PTA dance. Report cards issued. weekly exams now on Fridays. piano and instrumental lessons continue. orchestra hoped for. Algebra ninth grade exam given. Civics and English exams also held.
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Shiley Crumbo
Merle Maxwell
Ocey Gump
George Jensen
Julieta Bean
Shirley Crumbo
Tle Lapoint
Fort Duchesne
Giis
Lapoint Girls
Fort Duchesne School
PTA
Randilett
Cole Shirley Crumbo
Mirs N M
Jorgensen
Mr Page
Helen Whits
Sylvia Bodily
Mrg Jorgensen
Mra Page
Bruff
Pay
P T. A
Gien
Emer gency dental trip and local lease in Rangely area
Reports show Boyd Cloward made an emergency trip to Vernal on November 13 for dental care. Mr Vanriper of Roosevelt leased the Pat Crandal ranch on Douglas Creek. he and his wife moved in with their three children on November 13 for a three year term. Commissioners and local residents from Craig visited November 13 to 15. Pat Crandal and family plan Thanksgiving move four miles north of Vernal. Mrs Ullricks broke both bones of her left arm in a fall.
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Boyd Cloward
Vernal
Vanriper
Roosevelt
Pat Crandal
Douglas Creek
White
Roy Tucker
Craig
C M U Llricks
Leota Morning Notes From Leota Area Minnesota
Leota residents report Jacob Jorgen is MM at his son Melvin’s Fort Duchesne home. Sam Kimball is sick. Mrs Malinda Thomas plans a trip to Balt Lake City. Adelbert Thomas has stayed there for some time. Ray Barney builds a home in Leota and moves family from across the river before freezes. A school dance was held Saturday. D W Allred visited Leota last week. Enoch Lewis visited Galt Lake City Monday. Ciibery McKenne and Ned Clare families move from Willow Creek to Leota for winter.
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Jacob Jorgen
Melvin
Ciibery McKenne
Ned Clare
Willow Creek
Leota
Seminary Students Lead Sacrament Meeting at Lapoint
Lapoint Seminary students gave talks at Sunday Sacrament meeting with Rosa and Grant Morrill also sharing missionary reflections from Tridell. Visitors included Gerber of Provo and a group from Vernal for weekend activities and parent day at Umiish High School. Reed Babcock escaped serious injury when struck by a falling tree.
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Lapoint Seminary
Rosa
Grant Morrill
Tridell
Willis Allred
Dawn Moron
Gerber
Provo
Bird
Jerry Harrison
Grand Rasmussen
Galt Lake City
Vira Bigelow
Minnie Reynolds
FP . Harrison
Alf Harrison
Vernal
Umiish
Alice Angus
Jacob Rasmussen
J . Hacking
Harvey Hullinger
Roy Taylor
Mountain Timber Work and Local Social Notes
Injured W L Parish brought down from the mountain where RS workers were in timber. A short drama by the M of A Sunday evening. Mrs Freeman of Salt Lake visiting sister and daughter Mrs R H Smith. Wilford Adams of Dry Fork hosted by Miss Glenn Marshall. Jaco Rasmureen of Myreser mill spent Sunday at home. Clare Burton of Jensen in town. Mr and Mrs Lynn Reynolds left for California for winter. Billy Wilson to California for grandmother Elizabeth Hunt Jr funeral. Vernal visits by Clyde Lee and others. Blake coal mine work resumed. Floyd Warburton hurt by falling rock. Vira Bigelow and mother and Mrs Raylee motor to Roosevelt. collision on return, no injuries. Lawrence Lee helped bring them home. Charley Taylor left sheep camp for Salt Lake City with Clive Sprouse. Clyde Jarrard visited Fort Duchesne. Government mine inspector visited the mine.
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W L. Parish
Jesse Hullinger
Preston
Idaho
Harvey Hullinger
W.H Howard
Salt Lake
Ralph Rosamussen
Vernal
Wma Galtwell
Thorton Cook
Versal Bundas
Floyd Warburton
Fort Duchesne
Utah Aims to Grow Great White Leghorn Chick Industry
The Utah Poultry Producers Association announces a state led program to breed superior white leghorn chicks for health vigor and egg size. Experimental farms in Manti Salt Lake City and Holladay will use blood tested parent stock and trap nest egg quality to produce 2000 hens meeting strict whiteness size and conformation standards. The effort seeks to reduce imports of millions of chicks and expand sales across western states.
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Utah
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperate Association
Clyde C Edmonds
United States
Utah Poultry Association
Manti-Apex Hatchery Company
Oft Manti
Utah Cooperative Baby Chick Hatchery
Galt Lake City
Milton B Canton Hatchery
Holladay
Utah Natchers and Breeders’ Association
Utah poultry farms boost chick health by blood testing
Three breeding operations near Manti and Little Cottonwood Canyon prepare to supply 6000 and 3600 plus 2090 hens. Blood testing will certify pullorum-free parent stock and offspring, aiming to spread high quality Utah chicks and create a new expert baby chick graduate program.
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Manti
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Trees Grow Under Poor Soils Says Forester
Forester Paul M Dunn reports two trees excel on salty dry soils the Siberian elm and the Russian olive both thriving for six years in Millard Beaver and Duchesne counties while native cottonwoods and cottonwood poplars fade in alkali and drought conditions in Delta yards.
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Bell
Paul M Dunn
Dread
State Agricultural Police
Mr Dunn
Millard
Beaver
Duchesne
Delta
Tree planting guidance based on soil and water shortages
The forestry department advises selecting tree varieties by soil and water conditions due to varying water needs as trees grow. They note some species thrive briefly but falter later and encourage contacting the extension forester at Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, for advice.
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Dunn
Forestry Department
the College
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Puzzle of world truth in McKard's News Review
Edward W Pickard edits a world affairs feature that sifts rumor and conjecture to present likely facts. The piece explains how readers get timely truth from a flood of claims amid global events and urges regular subscription for informed viewing.
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Edward W. Pichard
Tunstein
Daya
Umea
Edward W Pickard
Focprees
Acta
Eve Uted
Mckards News Review
the Express
History in the Making Mr Pickard’s Department
Readers discuss his reviews and believe he is performing a real service. The piece invites agreement and active support for his efforts and the work he does to help our citizens.
Uintah Basin Expands Trench Silos To Meet Winter Feed
Uintah basin farmers push silage effort with 180 trench silos now filled to capacity. Extension notes savings from silage, citing Vernal grower Geo E Wilkins who fed 25 young stock and 40 sheep with 35 tons produced last year. Water and compaction key to air exclusion. teams can complete one silo in two days. Duchesne and Lehi counties report grains and corn varieties suited for silage in local climate.
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Uintah
Utah State Agricultural Cellege
Count Agents of
Vernal and Duchesne
Ainstair
Havestock
Geo E. Wilkins
Euos
Wilkins
Wiking
Cow
Minnesota
Duchesne County
Lehoy
Punk
Sllaga
Tribune
Price New Police Gang Situal Installed on Main Street
Local authorities report a new police gang unit installed on Main Street to curb street crime. The change follows recent incidents and aims to improve patrol visibility and community safety.
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Price
Farmer's Telephone Insight Shows Value in Daily Life
A farm owner writes that in emergencies, for errands, ordering parts, or staying in touch, the telephone cost is small compared to its value. One call can aid a business deal, summon a doctor in an emergency, or rekindle friendships, as service costs only a few cents daily.
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Costa
Ift
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