County Defense Board meeting outlines 1942 food goals
Uintah and Duchesne counties met in Vernal to set 1942 production goals after a brief briefing on the national defense act and the shortage of certain foods. Utah’s dairy eggs pork and beef targets were raised while wheat and potatoes output were to be reduced. County figures show eggs at 3412 dozen for 1942 from 225787 in 1939, meat chickens rising to 25000 with a 7 percent increase, and turkeys previously 13760 in 1930 with unclear 1942 target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Peterson
Uintah
Duchenne
Mimer Lind
Utah
Wickard
Ege
Utmtan
Dairy and farm defense drive Utah county notes
Utah dairy and farm defense measures discussed by Lyman H Rich highlighted higher milk yields with better feeding and care under the Foods for Defense program. County cooperators adopt a new cow testing plan, target increases in dairy production and beef slaughter, and set acreage goals for barley corn oats and potatoes amid weather and AAA adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H Rich
USAC
Secretary of Triculture
Richi
Utah
DHI
Foods For Defense
Rich
Mr Rich
DAT
USDA
Vintah County
Fool For Freedom
Wan Tx
AAA
Choice Cattle Bring $75 at Auction Base Here
The auction attracted heavy stock for sale with Denver buyers purchasing most of the stock. R W Overstead of Deli Colo and EP Coon of Spanten Park Utah assisted the second day. Mr Alexander noted the sale represented a major livestock transfer in the Uintah Basin. The next sale is planned for Monday Nov 3 with Mr Overstead as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Overstead
Deli Colo O
EP Coon
Spanten Park
Utah
Wan
Alexander
Denver
Uintah Basin
Ibel
Overstead
Draftees Classified in Verna Draft Post
The notice lists selectees Ray Moon Herroks IA James Oral Richens IA George Ware Brenson IV Dan Oaks IV Fay Merrell IV with respective Order Nos 858 634 641 689 and classifications IA IB IV. The Tuesday posting records these draftees under Verna Draft postal filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Nosa
Ray Moon Herroks
James Oral Richens
George Ware Brenson
Dan Lh Oaks
Fay Merrell
Draft classifications list for service members
A fragmented OCR list shows service members with ranks and order numbers. Entries include Alton Hedpot James Blackburn Kerr Bracken John Orval Sminia Ben Morrill Wilson Lamore Disal Dom Curtis Hy Jay Markham Hall Oran Lo Murrill Lloyd Alfanza Eaton and notes for Immediate draft II A dependency deferment 1B limited defense work IV F physically unfit.
World Famous Pianist to Present Concert Here
Russian pianist Jan Cherniavsky, pupil of Raoul Pugno, began touring with his violinist brother Leo at age seven. He studied with Imuah Leschenisky at twelve and has since performed across Europe, Asia, Canada, and the United States, winning warm receptions for his skill and joyous entertainment. Uintah High School presents the program, having invested in the event to gauge interest for future similar programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Goldweiser
Raoul Pugna
Sever
Jan
Leo
Mische Cherniiavaky
Cherniav Laky
Tyio
Imuah Leschenisky
Jan Cherniavsky
Europe
Asia
Canada
United States
Uintah High School
Eveniogs
Co B 115th Engineers Honor Departing Men and Officer
Co B of 138th Engineers bids farewell to Captain Ameli N Weber and eleven enlisted men in a teary departure party held Friday night. Beer, crackers, chips, soup, steaks, and pie marked the sendoff as officers and selectees gathered for a final Army life moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
138Th Engineers
Regreta
Los
Ameli N Weber
Harry J Weber
Orval
Ross Pie
Glen
Phillips
Ralph Hodgkinson
Pvt Wilson
Fletcherelt
Vernal
Pris Rogar
H Dugan
Wilbur K Anthony Kenneth A
Davis Lester L Core
Fred J Bonnard
Joseph
Hespen
Cols Weller
Warren
Basiery Curtis Moyes
Goltertson
Capis
Colton Johnson
Weber
Lane
Hansen Clough
Johnston
Maw Proclaims November 20 as Thanksgiving Day in Utah
Governor Maw declared November 20 as Thanksgiving Day in Utah aligning with President Roosevelt's observance. He urged gratitude for national security and prosperity and called families to prayers and reflection across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maw
Utah
Roosevelt
Ted
Rernor
United States
J W Blankenship Plans California Tour After Trinidad Visit
J W Blankenship, star of the Barbar claims in Trinidad, departed Sunday for a California tour. He has been visiting with his wife Mrs George Roth during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Blankenship
Trinidad
California
George Roth
FOR RENT AND SALE NOTICES FROM MAESER AND RANCH ITEMS
Classified fragment lists several notices including a rental ad for a room and a six acre farm in Indian Water area with water and taxes in the fee. It also lists a private sale of registered Hereford cattle, two-year-olds yearlings, cows and calves, draft horses, and interest in ranch operations. Contact Hugh W Cot on in California for details. The page also contains an employment ad asking if one is ambitious and in good health to write WGQ Rawleigh.
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Utah l
C Greening
Galt Lake
North Western
Great Basin
Orm
Colorado River
Jone
Hankaville
Wrayne
Masseys Ranch
Uintah
Wnheadh
Hankstille
Esseely Gralage
Colorado
Rivey
Utah
Maeser Air
Hugh W Cot
San Lula Obispo California
Heber City
Rawleigh
Denver
Tado
Funeral Services For Karren Infant
Funeral services were held Friday morning at seven oclock for infant Jeanneen, daughter of Merrit and Trene Bethera Karren, who died Wednesday evening after living only a few hours. Walter Anderzott of the Ashby Ward bishopric conducted. "No One Beautiful Zion and Beautiful Home" were sung with May Calder and daughter Melba on piano. Thomes F Kidd and Mr Anderson spoke, offered prayers, and a grave dedication followed at Rock Paint cemetery in Vernal under Swani Funeral Home supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrit
Trene Bethera Karren
Jeanneen
Walter Anderzott
Ashby Ward
Zion and Beautiful Home
May Calder
Melba
Thomes F Kidd
Anderson
Rock Paint
Swani Funeral Home
Game Warden to Check Ducks Killed At Stewart's Lake
Deputy game warden Hoary Slaugh will check the number and kind of waterfowl killed by hunters at Stewart Lakes today to survey hunting activity and migration trends. He will collect related information and asks hunters to cooperate through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's Lake
Hoary Slaugh
Stewart
Martus Nelson
Brigham Qity Wild Re Refuge
Blaugh
Stewart Lakes
Slaugh
Hunters Get Elk In Colorado
Don Paul and Dan Batty bagged three elk near Craig Colorado while chasing big game with Jay and Woody Bearia and BL Dress of Craig. A heavy snowstorm and a night lost in a storm left Dan Batty alone with two elk earlier, then Don returned. The group searched in fresh snow the next morning but could not locate Batty until they found he had slept through the storm at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportamans
Don Paul
Dan Batty
Don
Dan
Ban
Amp
Kansas Sportsmen Reach Vernal After Stranded Deer Hunt
Kansas fishermen and hunters traveling to Vernal for October fishing near Green River and Island Park faced a breakdown when guide Alexander retrieved stranded horses at Jones Hole. A derailment storm forced a five mile walk to Vernal before they could tow the deer trip home, with the group pledging to resume once gear is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Millecam
H W Lewis
Kansas
Misti
Island Park
Alexander
Jones Hole
Istar
Rai
Urey
Red Cross Workers Plan Roll Call in Vernal Dinner Meeting
Red Cross workers gathered for a roll call drive at Mrs F G Ei lklyon head chairman’s home in Vernal. At a dinner, officers and sub chairmen were named for duties across northeast and northwest districts. The meeting highlighted the program’s benefits and the organization’s past achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
F G Eilklyon
Red Cross Rel
Uty
Rae Duke
Leman
Northeast Divisio
Brands Feltch
Wilson Milliray
George Johmatun
Clair Brown
Hospital News Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Walter Curtis
MY and Mrs W H Murray are the parents of a baby boy born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Walter Curtis of Kerghey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Murray
Walter Curtis
Ker Ghey
Vernal delegates report at Echo Park site dispute
W S Henderson and Leon P Clistenser represent Vernal 1sts regarding the Echo Park site on Green River ore in Sitake City. They confer with Gou th oT Merbert B Maw and others about involvement, noting significant discussion on the proposed element at the Beha site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S Henderson
Leon P
Clistenser
Echo Park
Green River
Sittiike
Gouth Ot
Merbert
Beha
Second Ward News Discustor Plans October Event
A brief item notes an MIA assembly prograt held Tuesday month with Vernon Second Ward Charlie Bingham answering questions. Mrs Winifred Winder led the Bee Hiyr class while a 6m hike and welmer roast occurred. The MIA sponsors a costume ball at the Scout House on Friday October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA Assembly Prograt & Vernal
Charlie Bingham
Winiifred Winder
Welmer
MIA
Scout House
Fragmentary Safety Directions At Balt Headquarters
Odd OCR fragment lists safety features at headquarters in Baltimore. Mentions first aid lshown there is an aisle and emergency equipment. Contains unclear phrases and missing context.
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Lance
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