Community News Wide Reach in Vernal Area
Vernal and nearby communities report visits and arrivals including Roy Taylor Mrs Leland Hay and families from Neola. News covers travel to Salt Lake City Ogden Vernal and Duchesne City, school openings, new births, a baby girl born to Mr Mrs Walter Penfold, and MIA stake program updates with new Y M and Young Ladies officers.
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Sacrament Meeting
Roy Taylor
Celestg Raymusser
Blarvey Hullinger
Leland Hay
Neola
W R Nebeker
Albert Semkin
Consumers
Jack Hansen
Vernal
James Hansen
Fanny A.lred
Ouray Valley
Pearl Labrum
Ray Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Golding
Price
Nita
Thurmar Rasmussens
Walter E Penfold
Bundy
Salt Lake
Leona Shoemaker
Ivan Ross
Tridell
Fern Gerber
Wells Ashby
Anna Hacking
Maeser
Bishop
Hacking
Ethel Jarrel
Douglas Stoker
California
Gary Stoker
Bingham
Lawrence Aberghin
Colorado
Green River
Bryant Stringham
Carl Hacking Barber
Main Street
Harvey Hullinger
Ruth Williams
Ona
W Neweker
Tridetl
Duchenne
Frank Biglow
Etd
Raymond Biglow
Provo
Stake Board
Arch Johnson
Jean Merkley
Gilbert Anderson
Carl § Hacking
Leland Rasmussen
Elmer Huber
Young Ladies Organization
Harold Hullinger
Winfield Hullinger
Dewey Donahue
Ogden
Donahue
David Lameroux
Margaret Harrison
Francis Janice Johnson Pearl Latrum
Wilford Caldwell
Clyde Jarret
Carl Hacking David A Lameroux
AlLe
Hert Swain
Jennie
James Marshal
Clyda Jarrall
Alvin Mowery
Arch Larson
Earl Sprouse
T Right
Roosevelt
Frank Swain
Calder Brothers
John Hall
Fred Heynolds
Deep Creek
Joe Marks
Clare Johnson
Roosevelt de Ducher
J Lloyd Clark
Jacobson Brothers
Local visitors and travels around Jensen area
Iris Gardiner and sister Ferrell Pierce returned to Jensen, George Robbins and Fuller Merrell visited Vernal, Bodilys traveled to Grand Junction, Homer Ford's Carbonera trip, Winklers and Watson relatives return from Wisconsin, Norma Allan works at Hotel Watson, and Patt y Nila Winkler head to Mount Pleasant for high school. Beth Winkler’s birthday party hosted by Lucile Winkler, Rector mine. Farewell for Lowell Wardle.
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Iris Gardiner
Ferrell Pierce
Jensen
George Robbins
Fuller Merrell
Vernal
Grand Junction
Homer
Ford
Carbonera
Bernard Winkler
Rector Mine
Luther Gale
J HL Winkler
Watson
Wisconsin
Visi
Warden Nelson
Marian
Norma Allan
Charles Bennett
Baby
Minnie Bolse
Jennett
Golses
Erving McClain
Grang Junction
Grandchildren visit Reeier mine matriarch hosts Alta Mae birthday
Mrs. B Price of the Reeier mine hosts her grandchildren this summer. Mr. Thomas King entertains at a birthday party for Alta Mae Mees fifth birthday anniversary with games ice cream and cake. Alta Mae receives lovely presents. C Huston is taken to Vernal Friday with leg infection from a bad scratch.
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B Price
Reeier
Thomas King
Alta Mees
Alta Mae
Huston
Vernal
Leota and Roosevelt area notes and community life
A town gossip roundup reports visitors Ray and Rita Mayhew from Utah at John and Fay Car, the arrival of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Fay Jackson, moves by Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith to an enlarged Leota home, and local work at Bartlett Sawmill. Baseball highlights list Leota as leader after a win over Arcadian, plus travel by F C Lewis, Jay Durfee, and locals to nearby towns. Illnesses include Mildred Jensen with scarlet fever and a serious condition for Lucile Wilson, with multiple social engagements and visits throughout the Roosevelt stake.
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Ray Mayhew
Utahn
John Carew
Fay Jackson
Gladden
Clifford Smith
Douglas Mountain
Colorado
Lester
Def Ellsworth
Bartlett
Paradise Park
Bryant
Leota
Roosevelt Stake
F. C Lewis
Provo Beach
Itrust
Salt Lake
OH Roberts
Lewis
Mount Pleasant
Morley Jones
Paradise Parts
Culling Low Producers Raises Dairy Profits Says Official
O E Reed of the US Bureau of Dairy Industry argues that removing the lowest producers from the dairy herd raises average output and increases cash income above feed costs. Bureau figures suggest culling the bottom one percent would not reduce national milk output.
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O E Reed
US Bureau of Dairy Industry
Bureau i
Notice of Forfeited Animals Held for Public Auction
In my possession are three described animals held for Said animals described as bay horse colt branded 3L on left shoulder white forehead spot two years old. one black mare twelve years old branded left shoulder JO and away backed. one old bay mule with a crooked jaw, no brand visible. If unclaimed they will be sold at public auction by John A Gardner, poundkeeper Bennet Precinct 8li.
Economic impact of culling on dairy output
The report notes that culling the lowest producing ten percent would reduce milk yield by less than one half percent and butterfat production by about one quarter percent, while removing one percent would cut output proportionally more.
For Sale 11000 Heatrola
Classified note lists a Heatrola heater model 11000 offered for sale for 5000 with contact phone 177.
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