Vernal Community News Roundup and Hallowe'en Events
Vernal notices report hunting trophies, visitors from Salt Lake City, and Socials. Ira Massey brings home a 280 pound buck. Mrs Calder delayed by illness. Peter Hanson hosts a birthday for son William. J A Gilley joins Vernal Milling & Light Co. Mrs Adams and Forest return from Allen Valley with a deer. School notes cover Willcox seniors training as teachers, new hires Louise Belser from Colorado, and basketball prep. Halloween party at Siddoways with games and refreshments. church service topic Mighty Man of Valor.
Maeser Births Maggie Timothy Daughter in Salt Lake City Return
Mrs and Mrs Jad Timothy welcomed a daughter Maggie as the couple returned from Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Joseph Jacobs visited from Provo with Grandma Gerber who, at eighty six, traveled well. She will live with daughter Mrs Arthur Watkins Albert. Johnson went to Wyoming. The ichef Society bought the youth school house for storage and meeting use.
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Jad Timothy
Mra
Maggie Timothy
Salt Lake City
Mra Joseph Jacobs
Provo
Grandma Gerber
Arthur Watkins Albert
Johnson
Wyoming
Ichef Society
Alfalfa Seed Culture Proposed For Idaho Farms
Vera proposes a new alfalfa seed culture method for Idaho growers. The idea, shared by M. Young of Powell Wyoming, suggests sowing seed in furrows three feet apart and cultivating like corn to produce sturdy, high quality seed rather than hay. He cites Ashley Valley and the Pilot Horn basin as areas where this could succeed.
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Vera
Powell
Wyoming
Vernal Express
Vernal
Utah
Uintah
Ashley Valley
Pilg Horn
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Powell Wyoming’s Shoshone Canal Lets High Waters Avail
Frank M. Young reports on Powell and Garland flatsWyoming with the Big Dam on the Shoshone River providing summer irrigation. The canal, head near ten miles west of Powell with cement gates and leveled banks, yields level fields two tons of hay per acre from alfalfa stands sown at sixteen pounds per acre. Potatoes suffer from blight, soils are sandy loam over sand and gravel, roads farmed and maintained. locals described as hustlers reclaiming wastes.
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Government Centre
Powell
Shoshone River
Cody
Powell and
Garland
Wyoming
Powell and Garland
Ravel
Lhe
Powell, Wye
Frank M. Young
Ulotah Basle
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Jesuid
Vernal Deprese Publishing Co
Ashley Bartlett
Elada
Ira Massey
Bruce Calder
Peter Hanson
William
Uintah Stake Academy
Gilley
Ile
Vernal Milling & Light Co
W. Ii. Sherman
Salt Lake
John N. Davis
Sherman
Merchants Bank of
John Edward Bennion
Pighorn
Wyo
Avice Johnson
Fay Siddoway
Siddoway
Congregational Church
Kingsbury Congregational Church
IL Kings
Migs Johnson
Oliver B. Loud
Willcox High School
Misa Louise Belser
Colorado State
Benjamin Franklin Literary Socety
Relef Society Bazar
Opera House
Maeser
Idaho
Wilmam Vorn Haffner G2
Denver
Colo
Vernal Drug Company
Mammoth Canal
Prof. Chandler
Columnbia Univ
Kansas State Board of Heartft
Bank of Vernal
L. C. Smith
Sum & Bros
Trrewiterr Company
Champa Street
Coisrado
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