Local Farm Bureau page writers sign letters in Vernal Utah
Fore most items on page signed by authors. County Agent and club leaders listed. All communications for this page must be signed by the author and forwarded to the Farm Bureau office in Vernal Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wittwer
Forest
Slaugh
Farm Bureau Office
Vernal
Utah
Sunflowers Produce Most Food Per Acre
Utah expert Dr. W. E. Carroll cites Utah Agricultural College research showing sunflowers yield more nutriment per acre than alfalfa, even in Uintah valleys. Sunflowers grow in high valleys and Montana yields reached 44 tons per acre. sun-silage contains three fourths water, one fourth dry feed, with three tons of silage equal to one ton of alfalfa hay.
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Uintah County
W. E. Carrll
Utah Agricultural College
Thomas
Uintah
Montana
Anal- Ysla
Carroll
Agricultural College
Cache County
Where Is The Farmer Market
Telegrams received quote outs as low as 2.76 per ewt at Mack Colo. Farm Bureau set price at 350 per ewt and hopes to hold it. If shipping oats becomes necessary, farmers face difficulty. The Watson sheep trade is the only logical market locally. Farmers must unite and solve the problem by thinking and planning together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Theo. Johnson
Mack
Colo
Farm Bureau
Watson
Leta
Community Notes From Ogden and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Charlie Wilson and others from Ogden visited sister Mrs M Larson. John Glenn of Vernal and Lieut Henri St Pierre of California joined Mrs Leroy Knight’s family gathering. Teachers trainees set for Roosevelt course. Jalius Durfee honored at surprise party. Oil prospects discussed after visit to No 2 well. Rice, Hersey and others travelled to Vernal and Roosevelt for events.
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Charlie Wilson
G. C. Streeter
Harry Speak
Ogden
M. Larson
John Glenn
Vernal
Henri St Pierre
California
Glenn
Leroy Knight
Ethel Stevens
Lila Harris
Angeline Durfee
Roosevelt
Jim Harrison
Lapoint
Jalius Durfee
Geo. Ashton
E. M. Chandler
WY. T. Rice
St Paul’s Lodges
Hannah Smith
Addison
Chas. Gibson
Margaret Hersey
Randisatt
Leeton And Roosevelt News Roundup Visitors and Local Events
Grandfather Whitlock and son Andrew visited W L Whitlock family. Sam and Mrs Birt visiting Salt Lake. Grandma McCarret Eliza Woods of Roosevelt visited Leeton. Margrete Ernshaw recovering from illness. White Rock visitors included Mark Murphy W S Whitlock Kate Snyder and others. Roosevelt attendees at mutual night shared instructions. Relief Society entertainment at Leeton hall Aug 20 followed by dancing and refreshments. Verne McCarrell from Vernal visited Welford Whitlock. Joe Workman reported sick. Roosevelt visitors listed. Advertising urged as paper relies on notices.
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Grandpa Whitlock
Andrew
W. L. Whitlock
Sam Birt
Salt Lake
Grandma McCarret
Eliza Woods
Roosevelt
Leeton
Margrete Ernshaw
Mark Murphy
W. S Whitlock
Kate Snyder
Baby Grail
Gladys Haslem
Helen Redmond
Grandma Cumming
Lizzie
Mattie Allen
Whiterocks
Relief Society
Leeton Hall
Verne McCarrell
Vernal
Welford Whitlock
Joe Workman
Alck
Do Farmers of Uintah Understand Farm Bureau Cooperation
In urging cooperation farmers must act as a unit to bear the load of economic adjustment. The Farm Bureau warns against speculators and middlemen who exploit farmers with easy money stories. Farmers should pool products, resist rash sales, and report to their Farm Bureau president to secure the best market price.
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Farm Bureau
Poor Contract Practices for Seed Producers Advise
Advice from Utah State Farm Bureau Commercial Agent J Edward Taylor warns against contracting honey alfalfa or clover seed without substantial cash advances. A fair contract form is being prepared to protect growers and buyers. Wm Adams of Bennett is urged to seek guidance before signing with field agents.
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J. Edward Taylor
Utah
Wm. Adams
Bennett
Dairymen of Uintah County Plan September Excursion
Uintah County dairymen plan a September 20 dairy trip by autos to view western state herds. Organizers invite participation through Lester Bingham and Farm Bureau for details. Attending members include Uncle Ben Eddridge, dairman. W. W Owens. John T. Caine II. and AC men from Salt Lake who may join. The trip aims to promote dairy business prospects and the chance to see cows valued beyond $600 to $1,000.
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Uintah County
Horn
Lester Bingham
Dairy S Association
Farm Bureau
Wittner
Salt Lake
Dairymeen
Ben Eddridge
Dairman
W. W Owens
Glines Girl's Club Outing Leaves Mixed Berry Tale
The Glines Girl's Club reports a pleasing trip to Ashley Canyon with few berries collected. Leader Miss Mildred Oakes says the berries were so choking that they cannot recount the whole outing amid union work and self-promotion.
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Gimes
Ashley Canyon
Mildred Oakes Jeader
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Jocals Bennett
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Tridall Diamond
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Wm. Adama
John Gardner
H. B. Womad
W. Bodlly
Wn. Sprouse
P. H. Goodrich
Wm F. Hansen
J. M. Lundberg
A. D. Reynolds
J. L. Finney
John G. Hacking
Herman Mullins Morley Jones
Frank Giles
A. T. Johnson
RF. C. Lundberg
P.O
Ft. Duchesne
Myton
Tridell
I. D. Smith
Randlett
Leeton-Bennett
Joe Warr
Nellie Adams
Elna Cooper
John Lundberg
Lerne Ernshaw
Allie Pickup
Newell Snyder
Amasa Potter
Sam Snyder
Sanne
The
R’s
AK Mercantile Company
Glines Girl's Club