Seed pool meeting urged by Uintah Farm Bureau
Uintah County A T Johnson says the statewide alfalfa seed pool is forming. A meeting to decide steps for Uintah county is set for Saturday night October 30 at 8 pm in the courthouse. Seed selling through the Farm Bureau requires attendance. Plans include funding seed shipping and warehouse grading, with 50 percent valuation advances forthcoming. Boys and Girls clubs arrange local meetings to review the year, award prizes, and finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittner
Uintah
Court House
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau notices and local club updates in Vernal area
A Vernal social by the Boys and Girls club at Wilcox Academy with about forty attendees is noted. Farm Bureau officials and meetings are listed, including Wittwer’s trip to Salt Lake for a statewide alfalfa and clover seed pool plan. Communications for the page should be signed and sent to the Vernal Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocala
J. W. Wittwer
Farm Bureau
Jeft
Salt Lake
Wittner
Boys and Girls
Vernal
Wilcox Academy
Hazel Williams
David Moonman
Wilcox
J. H. Wittwer
Forest 8
Slaugh
Farm Bureau Office
Utah
Local residents visit and fix up homes for winter
Mrs Edith Alfred hosted her father and Vernal's brother who came over last week and helped prepare the house for winter. Frank Cloward and two Mohiland friends stayed with Mr and Mrs Less Criscoll for a few days last week. They hunted deer in the mountains. Mr Haws of Vernal visited for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Alfred
Vernal
Frank Cloward
Mohiland
Mrs. Less Cdriscoll
Mr. Haws
Local page highlights entertainments, hunts and rallies
Monday evening October 18th members of the Primary gave an entertainment and dancing followed. Whitlock and Allred hunted deer last week with Whitlock bringing home a fine deer. Pike and friends also harvested a deer. Several families visited and shopped in town. A Republican rally drew a crowd but speakers did not appear. Various residents and children hosted gatherings and birthday celebrations while works crews chased through heavy sand to Dry Fork. The Juniors held a doll party with games and treats at Hatch Murray’s house.
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W. L. Whitlock
Heber Allred
Mr. Whitlock
Lawrence Pike
Lawrence
Nelisa Whitlock
Roocseevalt
Bob Birch
Marvin Mitchell
Burns McKowan
Indian Canyon
Mra
Frank Davis
Sam Redmond
Emmons
Whiterocks
Leeton
Sam Snyder
Myton
Grandma Cumming
Lizzie Snyder
Kate Snyder
Oral
Helen Redmond
Whitero
William Rudgers
Rainbow Mines
Winster
Mort Willl
Walter McCoy
Ilttia
Flora
Arch Allen
Chell Hall
Slngbrison’s
Hatch Murray
Dolla
Dishoa
Cotoa
Local Notes From Duchesne County Ward News
A new baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Lester Bingham last Tuesday. J H Bodily reports lamb deliveries at Watson. Relief Society plans a ward party Friday with elaborate preparations and a luncheon menu including fried chicken and pumpkin pie. Mia Fraughton to Gray's mine to cook for miners. Edwin Bingham visited from Duchesne City on business. Frank F Smith and Nile Hughes working on roads at Lapoint spent the weekend with family. Ward hall hosts a meeting on the second amendment this Saturday with L W Cunry and Reuben McConkie as speakers. Musical numbers planned. Both parties reserve the hall for election-eve rallies, promising a rousing time. Mr and Mrs William Mort were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bingham
J. H. Bodily
Watson
Relief Society
Mia Vivian Fraughton
Gray’s
Edwin Bingham
Duchesne City
Frank F. Smith
Nile Hughes
Lapoint
L W. Cunry
Reuben McConkie
William Mort
Sunday Stake Sunday School Visitors Noted
Sunday October 17 Elders Lybbert and Collett members of the Stake Sunday school board visited the Sunday school. Elders Thompson and Bartlett were home missionaries Sunday afternoon. The Ward conference held October 24 drew a good company of visitors from Vernal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lybbert
and Collett
Stake Sunday School Board
Thompson
Bartlett
Vernal
General Good
Political quips on women voters and party issues
A collection of quoted editorials notes: Nashville hints that women voters may sway the presidency, Moling D jokes about party issues, Brooklyn mocks League of Nations, Norfolk jokes about women voting shifting politics, Columbia Record urges women to aid their party. It reflects early 20th century attitudes and humor about suffrage and partisan dynamics.
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Nashville
League of Nations
Brooklyn Eagle
Bryan
Tled
Norfolk Virginian
Columbia Record
Handis survey probes real car shortage in state
The Handis Agricultural Association surveyed 494 stations in 46 counties over a week. On day one 9 294 cars stood on sidetracks at 454 towns. by day seven only 930 remained, about ten percent idle. In Grundy county five of nine stations reported 36 cars out of 464 idle all week, 224 of them loaded, while four stations showed clear tracks. Merchants stored 224 cars, not unloads, suggesting lower demand and prompting questions about true car shortage and rate needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handis Agricultural Association
Grundy
Murrage
Aldo
Move for Farm Loan Cooperative Alliance
A plan to organize a Washington headquartered cooperative alliance of Farm Loan Associations seeks to push favorable legislation for agricultural interests. It aims to present a united front to the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association and to prevent weakening of the Federal Farm Loan Act through amendments. The National Board of Farm Organizations leads the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Loan Act
Supreme Court
Cooperative Alliance of
Farm Loan Associations
Washington
Farm Mortgage Bankers' Association
Ths National Board of Farm Organisations
Cooperative Alliance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Express
Farm Bureau News
Uintah County
County Farm Bureau
A. T. Johnson
H. D. Smith
A. G. Goodrich
F. C. Lundberg
David Cooper
L. D. Young
H. Walter Wolley
Asalatant
Bennett Alterra
Independ Moffatt
Wm. Adams
John Gardner
H. EB. Woman Co
W. Bodily
Wm. Sprouse
P. H. Goodrich , Wm. F. Hanser
J. M. Lundberg
A. D. Reynolds
To L. Finney
John G. Hocking
Herman Mullins
Morley Jones
Frank Glines
Bennett
Ft. Duchesne
Tridell
E. D. Smith
Benneitt
Maeser Store
California
Market ST
San Francisco
Calif
Seaboard National Bank of San Francisco
Maeser
PATHE
Actuelle
Pathe Phonograph
Onpirany
L. H. Woodard Co
Vernal, Utah
Newton Bros
Boot and Shoe Garage
Detroit
John W. Pope
Kansas City Life Insurance
Kansas City Life Check
L. N. Meredith
Mease Drug CO
Walter Whitlock
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