Stammering Man Finds Voice Through Fear and Writing
Freeman H. Hubbard of Kingston New York battled a twelve year stammering nightmare beginning in childhood. He avoided calls and social events until a reading of Self Reliance inspired him to confront fear. He became a newspaper reporter after facing painful interviews and is now able to deliver public speeches fluently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman H. Hubbard
Kingston
N. Y
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Chicago
Clock on Honolulu Aloha Tower Runs Again After Pause
The big clock atop Honolulu's Aloha Tower resumes operation after six years with the hands once more moving. It had stopped after Pearl Harbor when painters camouflaged the tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloha Tower
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Lucy Stewart Leads Jensen 4-H Club Success in 1947
Lucy Stewart heads Jensen county 4-H clubs with strong leadership guiding clothing and foods groups. She organized girls into projects, coordinated camp at Green Lakes, and supervised transportation and chaperones. Assistant leaders include Mrs Ira Lombard and Mary Helen Merkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Relief Society
Jensen
Ira Lombard
Mary Helen Merkley
Foods
Iola Dudley
Green Lakes
Lucy Stewart
LaVon Wall
Rayon Dress and Childs Costume Win Blue Ribbons
A rayon dress and a child's costume captured blue ribbons at both the county and State Fair exhibits, signaling strong craftsmanship and appeal in local competition.
Ila Lombard of Jensen Prominent 4-H Leader and Club Organizer
Ila Lombard wife of the Jensen monument custodian is praised as a community minded leader. She helped organize Uintah county 4 H and extension clubs, led adult and youth programs, and influenced summer activities for 4 H girls and their mothers through demonstrations and fashion shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Lombard
Jeustodian
Dinosaur National Monument
Lucy Stewart
Uintah County
New
Jensen Homemakers’ Club
Ila
Artesia School News Highlights Moves and Goodbyes
Harold Hale returns home ill as sixth graders decorate for Halloween. Students adjust to new seating while upper grades take six week exams. Several students relocate to Utah Colorado Texas and Wyoming. Carolyn Reynolds leaves for Powell Wyoming and Mary Jackson moves to Texas. End of first six weeks brings report cards and tests.
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Harold Hale
Eugene Jackson
Texas
Shirley Allfords
Utah
Gail Lopez
Salt Lake City
Jimmy Shuckers
Carolyn Sue Reynolds
Powell
Wyo
Luice Jeffrey
Paul Jeffrey
Grand Junction
Colo. Philip
Lopez
Denver
Riverton
Artesia
Melvin Andrews
Mary Jackson
Baxter
Gerald Jeffrey
Fruita
Colo
Flo Ann Yost
Denny Murano
First steel dam completed near Ashfork Arizona
A historic progress note reports the first steel dam near Ashfork Arizona completed in 1896. The structure spans 164 feet in length with a spillway crest 46 feet above bedrock.
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First Steel
Ashfork
Ariz
Sagebrush a West Range Pest Presses For Change
Sagebrush covers about 96 million western acres more than twice the area of the Great Lakes, seen by ranchers and federal managers as a pest. Aimed at reducing sagebrush, plans include the brush land plow and reseeding with nutritious grasses for cattle and sheep. Congress may fund range improvement, and 5 million acres have already been reseeded with improved forage, though aerial reseeding has yielded limited results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of ‘Agronomists
Soil Science Society
Joseph F. Pechanec
Pacific Northwest Forest and Ranger Experiment Station
Congress
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Forest Service
Grazing Service
W. R. Chapline
D. A. Savage
Woodard
Okla
George F. Stewart
Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Utah
USAC Judging Team Wins First At Portland Exposition
A Utah State Agricultural College team captured first place in the dairy products judging contest at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon last weekend. The Aggie team led in judging all products market milk butter and second in ice cream. Members were Quentin C Winder Richard Stevens Fare S Brown and team placed first in all products. A separate USAC livestock judging team finished fourth against teams from Oregon Washington Wyoming Idaho and California. The livestock team included Robert Murdock John Moss Glendon Guymon Jay Nichols and Narendra S Dev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paclie International Livestock Expaaltion
Portland
Ore
Utah State Agricultural College
Canada
Quentin C. Winder
Richard Stevens
Salt Lake City
Fare S. Brown
American ‘Ork
USAC
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Idaho
California
Robert Murdock
Heber
John Moss
Bountiful
Glendon Guymon
Emery
Jay Nichols
Ogden
Narendra S. Dev
India
Aggie
Larsen
Dairy Industry
Milton A. Madsen
Animal Husbandry
Seed Dispersal Experiments Discussed by Mr. Stewart
Seeding results vary with method and conditions. Disk or drill sowing yields 50 000 to 200 000 plants per acre and 1 000 to 3 000 pounds of dried forage, while air seeding produces 50 to 200 plants per acre and 40 to 50 pounds of forage. Trials include natural seed and pelleted seed with earth pellets containing fertilizer to aid burial from the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Gusher Stella Underwood Correspondent Travels
Mosby Mountain district hosts water interests with Stella Underwood and Alex Duvall reporting. Mrs Fragcis Semkins and granddaughter JoAnn of Lapoint visit Salt Lake and Provo. Troy Trimble trips to Denver. Eva Rushton returns from Salt Lake visits. Lawrence Hoper and Charles Rushton visit family. 2 rank Roberts stationed at Hill Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fragcis_ Semkins
JoAnn of Lapoint
Roberts
Hill Field
Representative Don Young to Visit Vernal on October 22
Veterans Administration representative will tour Vernal visiting the Central School from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to meet local residents and discuss benefits as announced this week.
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Don Young
Veterans Administration
Vernal
Whiterocks guest visits Keene family in town
Miss Peterson of Whiterocks spent the weekend with Mrs Eunice Gibbons. Mrs Ray Carri and family of North Carolina, relatives of Mrs Mary Keene, visited the Keene home. Mary Keene learned her grandson Eugene Keene arrived in Finshagen Denmark for an LDS mission.
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Ruby Smith
Marion Cook
ILAKL
Farm Exchange
Joe Marsh
Millers
Tye
Torr
Wichard
Johnson
Artelia School News
Anna Mae James
United States
Utah Oil Refining Company
Atlas
Ateco
Vico
Casqia
Utoco
Nenece Ganugars Na
Yeur Ptighters
Great Lakes
Portland Fair
Gusher Stella
Underwood
Alex Duvall
Stan ‘Mahoney
Mosby Mountain District
Buehner
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