Randlett Dinner Honors Mrs Ruth Wall and Wave of Local Guests
A community dinner honored Mrs Ruth Wall with attendance by Mr and Mrs Vern Hult Mr and Mrs Merlen Ogden of Grand Junction Cole and Mr and Mrs Austin Wardle plus many locals. Events mention visits by Boneta Atkinson Ivy Chandler and Joyce Jensen with multiple family gatherings and a wedding reception at the Murray home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewla Littleton
Ruth Stutt
Mra
Vern Hult
Merlen Ogden
Grand Junction Cole
Austin Wardle
Boneta Atkinson
Woodland
Vern Huff
Ray Wardle
Misaes Peggy Wardle
Merlene Marshall
Docs Beach
Joyce Jensen
Nangen
Altamont
Ivy Chandler
Viola Jensen
Corrine
Mildred Ellsworth
Salt Lake City
Dick Ellaworth
Ronald Searle
Hotchkiss
Cole
Searle
Bishop
Calvin Jorgensen
Larry Dudley
Tammy
Earl Moore
Omar Winterton
Noosevelt
Vernal Man Nets Special Training At Fort Ord Cal
Private Clyde II Ashby of Vernal Utah completes eight weeks of basic training at Fort Ord California now begins on the job training as a cook. He entered the camp in July and will be home for a few days in December. Scattered local social notices follow including Scout court of honor and Sunday meetings with families from Roosevelt Neola Willow Creek Neola and Vernal referenced along with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ord
Cal
Clyde II Ashby
Harold Ashby
Vernal
California
Marriner McMullen
Frank
Florence Ellsworth
Kenneth
Roosevelt Third Ward
Louella Brough
Roosevelt
Brough
Wesley Bastian
Neil Duncan
Neola
Ted Phillips
Salt Lake City
Myron Brough
Phillips
Lloyd Hatch
Willow Creek
Willow Creek Golden Hatches Have Guests
Willow Creek ranch guests include Mr and Mrs Donald Hatch and Emmall daughter from Sweetwater overnight Tuesday then to Vernal after two children Bandra and Robbie. Marry Tomlinson and children Brownie Charolet Jerry Brad stayed several days during teacher's institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hatch
Emall
Sweetwater
Golden Hatch Ranch
Vernal
Bandra
Robbie
Tomlinson
Childern Brownie
Charolet
Jerry
Brad
Willow Creek
Golden Hatch
Davey
Bobbie Caldwell
Sweetwraer
Lorin Sprouse
Toosevelt
Persistence Pays In Weed Control
State agronomist Louis A Jensen notes no weed in the state is uncontrollable with persistence. He urges farmers to combine fertility, manure, and nitrogen with crop rotation to hold weeds back and give crops the advantage for eventual eradication in large fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warng State Extensim Agronomist
Louis A Jensen
Camp Tokowana DUP Reorganized At September Meeting
Camp Tokowana DUP held its September meeting at the home of Alice Kidd with thirteen members, three county officers and one guest present. County President Leora Jacobe led the reorganization, with officers elected: Captain Lila Robins, 1st vice Nellie Eaton, 2nd vice Avon Swain, Second Treasurer Arlean Chivers, historian Stella Thacker, registrar Alberta Slaugh, chorister Bonnie Robinson, organist Mary Ellen Gardner, chaplain Elsie D Workman, parliamentarian Ethel Bowden, class leader Alice Kidd. New motto for the year is In Unity there is Strength. The gong The Wand Card Co was sung by the members. The lesson Recollections of 1860 was by Alice Kidd. Instructions were given by county officers. A luncheon was served by the hostess. Next meeting: Thursday October 13 at Arlean Chivers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tokowana Dup
Alice Kidd
Hhree County
Leora Jacobe
Lila Robins
Nellie Eaton
Avon Swain
Treas
Arlean Chivers
Stella Thacker
Alberta Slaugh
Bonnie Robinson
Mary Ellen Gardner
Elsie D Workman
Ethel Bowden
Alce Kidd
Weed control in crops and nutty Eddie cry scene
The text discusses applying 24D herbicide at about one pound per acre after ground rotation in corn or grain, with summer fallow clean cultivation and grain spraying. It notes chemical control is costly except in small patches and urges consulting county Extension agents for weed killer guidance. The fragment ends with a dialogue about a crying old man and a child offering five cents for peanuts.
Feeding Management by Dr Guster Doksted Emorttun
Dr Guster Doksted Emorttun, professor at the University of Wleconatu, writes on feeding management in livestock. The article outlines practical strategies for nutrition, rations, and optimization of feed efficiency for cattle and other livestock, emphasizing balanced diets and monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guster Doksted
Emorttun
Antooul Maghandry University of Wleconatu
Milk Diet Reduces Worms in Calves and Sheep
Historical agricultural notes describe milk as a diet reducing stomach worm infections in calves and lambs. Trials show milk-fed calves gained better yet carried fewer worms, while older calves pastured maintained gains with lower worm burdens. The report cautions against indiscriminate all-hormone use in livestock rations and notes enzyme and sugar factors may drive the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie
Ignes
Ditch Weeds Steal Water From Farm Ditches
County agent Bill Farnsworth notes farmers often lose over half their water to weed growth in ditches. To combat water theft, farmers line ditches with concrete or install underground pipes. Quack grass is a major problem, but Monuron Telvar from DuPont proves effective and cheaper than ditch work. Applied to ditch sides and bottom, it costs about 1500 dollars for 40 running rods per Utah State University agronomist Louis A Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couny
Bill Farnsworth
DuPont Company
Utah State University Extension
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Randlett
Ruth Wall
Rex Gardner
le Point
Pyt
Clyde Ashdy
Sunday
Brent D
Vern Robinson
Golden Hatches
Rambler American
Philippe Marty
France
Tokowana
D.U.P
Eddie
Ife
First Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Oho
Becutity Fork
Utah
Nla
Pindemwrity Bank 9
Rambler
American Motors
American Motors Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
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