Hunters Return With Deer in Local Roundup
Several local hunters returned with fresh deer including M M Teell I Gagon E R Kimball L Farr and L C Henderson. Mrs Ada Bauer, seriously ill, is able to be up. Mr and Mrs N R Faydock visited Randlette Sunday at H McCerrells. Mesdames Underwood, Galbreath, Naylor, Sauer, and Miss Naylor were at Roosevelt Saturday. Marian Penfield moved his family to Roosevelt. Joe Eases, injured in the Gilsonite mine, is undergoing treatment at Roosevelt hospital. Homer and Elliot Haynes visited Price Monday. Mrs Inval was a Roosevelt shopper Saturday.
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Ada Bauer
Abe
N R Faydock
Randilett
H McCerrells
Mesdames
Underwood Galbreath
Local Notes Reflect School Moves and Community Events
The report details Jean Walgust resigning from school for health, a Wilson club gathering at Mrs Arch Worthen’s home, Lee Angus teaching at Mm Ft Chesne, and a deer hunt in Lion d Panter’s absence. Eduard Jackson of Salt Lake City spoke at Sacrament Meeting, related to Mrs Joseph Rawlings and a recent NZ mission. Mr and Mrs J P May moved to Duchesne. A Mutual conference Sunday program featured Elva Wilkins, Pearl Edward, Ardis Pack, Willam Hor, Leona Manwaring, and Millie Cook. The stake hoard visitors Carl Lemon and Ais Johnson attended. High Priests held a large party in the ward chapel with Arthur Wiscombe in charge. games and dancing followed. Mrs Arthur Wiscombe hosted a birthday party for daughter Gwendolyn Wanv with games, pie, cocoa, candy and nuts. Mr and Mrs Jim Argus drove to ternal to visit their daughter Mrs Jennie Feltch. Mrs May Jackson and sons and Vita Maud Hil of Salt Lake City visited Mrs Joseph Rawings. Mrs Joseph Maysh has been dentaling the mall in place of her husband, deer hunting noted.
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Jean Walgust
Het Dis
Stinues
Wilson Club
Arch Worthen
Lee Angus
Chesne
Lion d Panter
Eduard Jackson
Salt Lake City
Sacrament Meeting
Joseph Rawlings
New Zealand
J P May
Duchesne
Mutual
Elva Wilkins
Pearl Edward
Ardis Pack
Taiz
Willam Hor- Tucks
Leona Man- Waring
Millie Cook
Carl Lemon
Aiis Johnson
Stake
Arthur Wiscombe
Mans
Gwendolyn Wanv
Guendoyn
Jim
Hollingsheads Return From Beater and Miners Tikie Bucks In Hunt
Mr and Mrs N A Hollingshead return from Beater and Miners tikie after ten days away. They were successful on a deer hunt securing a buckskin.
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N A Hollingshead
Beater
Minerstikie
National Wool Week Endorsed by Wool States Leaders
United States senators governors and state officials in wool growing states have endorsed National Wool Week November 9 to 14. Leaders urge support to boost wool farming, industry, and promotion. governors in Wisconsin Utah Oregon Idaho and others plan proclamations and programs to highlight wool's qualities and benefits for farmers and consumers.
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United States
Simeon D Fess
Ohio
Senatory Smith W Brookhart
Tous
Philip LaFailette
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Markets
Beneft
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Cooperative Pools
Arthur Capper
Kansas
All Things Agriculturs
Merwlethers
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
Utah
Dern
Julius Meiser
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Portland
Boise
Idaho
Chambers of Commerce Civic Clubs
Care of Dairy Stock Urged By County Agent
County agent Peterson urges dairy farmers to shelter cows from cold, keep them dry and well fed to maintain milk output in winter. Emphasizes conserving hay, using cotton seed cake and roughage to cut costs, and notes trench silos being opened as a successful feed-preservation method this year.
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Peterson
Farmers Embrace Silo Storage To Boost Dairy Feed
The feed story notes farmers praising trench silos for improving yields by at least 30 percent versus dry fodder. Silos save storage space, allow 25 percent more stock, reduce costs for milk and beef, and provide succulent winter feed. Mr Peterson urges quick adoption to protect livestock through winter and minimize waste, urging study of farm-specific rations.
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Peterson
Utah Taxpayers Association notes valuation drop and rising taxes
The October Utah Taxpayer issues a large drop in assessed Utah valuations from 723 364 055 in 1930 to 517 949 870 in 1931 while the total annual tax bill climbs from 25 194 771 in 1929 to nearly 29 000 000 in 1930 and possibly higher in 1931. It also tabulates commodity prices over the past three years including wheat oats sheep potatoes and eggs with sharp declines.
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Utah Taxpayer
Utah Taxpayers Association
Utah
Price Shifts in Butter and Commodities Tweak Markets
Prices across commodities show shifts with butter at 31 cents per pound rebounding from previous lows and assorted items listing general price movements. The report tracks 550 items, noting a broad decrease from 96.5 to 70.2 in the index and a 3 percent rise to 22 cents per dozen for related goods.
Wheat arriving at terminals faced smut issues this year
Experts advise on seed wheat treatment as smutty wheat enters terminal markets, noting this year’s crop challenges and the need for proper seed care to prevent disease spread.
Sardine term origins and misunderstood fish species
The phrase sardine is often misapplied to various small fish but actually refers to a specific species. This note clarifies common usage and explains why the term may not match every small fish labeled as sardine.
Small Sardinian fish suitable for the purpose
The name derives from the island of Sardinia in the Mediterranean Sea where many sardinals are packed. The phrasing suggests a focus on a small fish linked to Sardinia and used for a stated purpose.
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Sardinia
Mediterranean Sea
Prove residents Dr and Mrs Oaks host pleasant visit home
Dr and Mrs Lloyd Oaks return to their Prove home Tuesday after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives. Dr Oaks accompanied his brothers on a deer hunt.
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Lloyd Oaks
Prove On
Tues
Dr Oaks
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Rae Ashton
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L. H. Moore
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