Utah Lamb Campaign Launches Eat More Lamb Week
A Salt Lake conference launches the 1949 Eat More Lamb Week under the Utah Wool Growers Association and Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. James A Hooper notes 1.5 million pounds of Utah lambs move out of state for about 6 million dollars in returns to local sheepmen. The campaign mobilizes 14 local wool grower associations and retailers to boost lamb sales across Utah through hotels, clubs, schools, and dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake
Ivestock
Vern Wood Head
Funeral Services For Mrs Peters Held At Ashley Ward Chapel
Funeral services for Sarah Ellen Peters 16 were held Thursday in the Ashley ward chapel with Bishop Abby presiding. A quartet sang Til the Resurrected Day and other hymns. speakers included Wm H Siddoway, Thomas E Kidd, Archie Johnson. Burial followed in Vernal Memorial Park with American Legion Auxiliary and Relief Society members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellen Peters
Ashley Ward
Abby
Preece
Glen Lambert
May Jorgensen
Clive Davis
F J Kennard
Jorgensen
Lucile Calder
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Wm H Siddoway
Thomas EB Kidd
Archie Johnson
Bishop Preece
Geo A Slaugh
Walter Anderson
Vernal Memorial Park
American Legion Auxiliary
Pierce
Jott Bryant
Clarence Winn Tins
Midwell Bay
Tex Emgers
Legion Aux Mirard
Relief Society
Peters
Preun
Ashley
George
Mary Sinpson Fraughton
Mayo
Ted
Midway End
Ashley Hall
Ater
Roosevelt Ag Instructor Accepts California Position
Waller F Alwood, after fourteen years as agriculture instructor and FFA adviser at Roosevelt High School, has accepted the agriculture department head post at Central Union High School in Fresno, California, and left Friday to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller F Alwoot
Tosackers Roosevelt High School
Future Farmers of America
Agriculture Department
Central Union High School
Fresno
California
Priday
Utah Guard to be Called Before End of This Year
War Department said National Guard troops from California Nevada and Utah making up the 40th Division would be called up in October November or December for a year of training. The division had 9391 officers and men as of June 30 and would mobilize at Camp Merriam California. Training plans may coordinate with the 10th Division and other regular units at Fort Ord. Utah Guard numbers include 157 officers and more than 1950 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Washington
War Department
Anderson
National Guard
California
Nevada
Merriam
San Luis Obispo County
Tth
Fort Ord
Monterery County
Fortiett Division
Adi
W . Williams
Guard
West Should Use Own Phosphate Says NFA Expert
Dr C J Brand of the National Fertilizer Association urged that Intermountain phosphate deposits be used locally to realize their value. He warned of high transport costs and imports from Germany and others, noting irrigated fields need phosphates and that substantial output would still leave most deposits unused. He called for multi nutrient fertilizers and continued research.
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C J Brand
Washington DC
National Fertilizer Association
Brand
AG Crane
University of Wyoming
Land Grant Colleges
Farmers Colleges
Fertilizer Indistries
Spport
Bis
Gusher Girl Wins County 4H Health Contest
The county 4H health contest announced Monday awarded Miss Penfold a trip to the State Fair with all expenses paid for first place in the under 14 division. Examinations were led by Dr Lewis G Moench, assisted by Mrs Jane Loftis and Miss Ei Ta Hahsen. First prize of 200 dollars went to ae Goodrich of Naples Ghewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola Penfold
Coaster
Lewis G Moench
Jane Loftis
Ei Ta Hahsen
Penfold
Ae Goodrich
Naples
Ghewan
Vernal Lions mark Highway 40 completion in village meeting
The Vernal Lions Club held a special Wednesday gathering at the Scout Hall to celebrate Highway 40 between Vernal and Salt Lake City reaching an aired standard. The event featured a Presidents Luncheon with plans for a cabaret floor show banquet and dance, plus speeches by Rev Sebold and C E Humberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Scout Hall
Vernal
Salt Lake
Colorado State
Wn Nonor
Boh Atringham
Grady
Wallace G Calder
Thomas Kluren
Pine Root
Grill
Cale
Cight
Packard Division
Utah Power and Light Company
Rey C E Sebold
C E Humberger
Dinosaur National Monument
Jensen
Herman Robinson
Dlup
Sean P Ghristensen
Utah Water Storage Commission
Oaks Park
Paradise Park
Long Park
Francis Feltch
Dry Fork Canyon
Feltch
Hugh W Colton
Calder Russell
Keetch
Ogden Tuestle
N Woods
Mr Wools
L Taylor
Manila
Dry Fork
Woods
Ogden
Fort Douglas
Washington
Sebold
Humberger
R . Cooper
Ample Reservoir Water for Valley Next Year
Valley farmers will receive about 5000 acre feet of supplemental irrigation water in 1941, more than ever from Oaks Park storage. The Oaks Park project is near completion, with 7000 acre feet stored there, plus 500 acre feet from Long Park and 750 from Twin Lakes. With Oaks Park finished, crews will shift to Tower Park, enabling full water facilities for the valley next year.
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Ashley Valley
Oaks Park
Long Park
Twin Lakes
Torg Park
Reservoir Company
Pheasant Season Opening Slated For November 3
Utah Game Department seeks public help to set 1940 pheasant and quail rules and opening date November 3. Commissioner Cook asks federations to inventory regional bird populations, protect brood stock, and submit recommendations by October to ensure a 20 day negotiating period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Fist and Game Department
Lt Wild Life Federation
Newbie Brook
Cook
Seasim Sega
Ballard Man Appointed On School Board
Arthur Wiscombe of Ballard was appointed a board member to replace Eri D Lewis who has moved to California. Transportation committees discussed bus routes for Leota East Dell Bastard East Vernal and Ballard area to serve about thirty children within two miles and rules prohibiting buses in that limit unless a reliable room exists.
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Board of Education
Arthur Wiscombe
Ballard
Bstlard
East Vernal
Fred Wall
Jensen School
Dedicated plaque salutes Printing House Square on 600th anniversary
A bronze plaque will be dedicated on September 16 to mark the 600th anniversary of movable type printing. Printing House Square in New York City, once home to numerous newspapers and printing houses, is the site commemorated by the square name and industry heritage.
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Printing House Square
New York City
City Square
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin D Roosevelt
Thomas & Gates
Benjamin Fraskiin
One County Office in Runoff Election on Oct 1
The runoff decides the four year county commissioner race between WoA Banks and Alma Preece on the Republican ticket. The ballot also lists four Democratic offices and five Republican posts, including candidates for congress, governor, auditor, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction. The runoff is set for Tuesday October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woa Banks
Alma Preece
F L Noel
Francis Fowles
Walter K Granger
Congress
Herbert B Maw
Henry D Moyle
Reese M Reese
Brigham H Young
Grover A Giles
Allen G Thurman
Witl
Oncar W Carlson
Philo ‘I Farnsworth Jr
Arthur Woolley
LeRoy BH Young
Harvey Hluff
Joseph E. Evans
Supreme Court
Don B Golton
Reed Stevens
Melvin C Harls
BE & Rogers
Reynold C Merri
Calvin S Smith
Banks
Mr Preece
Son of Owen Hacking Injured in Auto Accident
Merle eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Owen Hacking was struck by a car on Tuesday night near his home as he left a truck driven by Marle Johnson. He suffered a crushed right leg with likely two breaks. extent to be determined after an X ray.
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Merle
Owen Hacking
Marle Johnson
Leota
Scenic Areas Planned for 1947 Utah float aims for highroads
Willam D Rishel longtime Utah road advocate to be honored on his seventy first birthday with a city rooftop celebration. Plans outline major highway resurfacing and scenic road realignments in Uintah county including Utah 44 Vernal to the Wyoming line and US 40 expansion through the Uintah Basin. Also proposed are fish hatcheries, wildlife management, and beautification projects to boost tourism and local income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam D
Bill) Rishe
Utah State Automobile Association
Uintah Basin
Hotel Utah
East Lake City
Ab Jenkins
Fushel
Boneville
Salt Mats
Rishel
Statea Sd
Utah
Adam & Bennion
Uintah
Vernal
Iron Spring Forest
Wyoming State Line
Linwood
Waggett County
Forest Boundary
Dryk Canyon
Orier
Highway 40
Dinosaur National Monument
Split Mountain Gorge
Fish and Game Committee
Dry Fork Canyon
Green
Yampa
Lahore Canyon
Dinosaur National Monument Area
Adian School
Whiterocks
Quray Arene Iindian Reservation
Colorado State
Srelnd
Faikke
Elk Mountain
Stewart's Lake
Cleen
Minitah
Uintah and Duchesne Institute at Iron Springs
Uintah and Duchesne counties schedule a joint institute and outdoor recreation program at Iron Springs on Saturday. About 125 district employees plus partners are invited. total attendance expected near 400. David H Gourley and Reuben D Law will address the session at ten o clock. Supt L G Noble leads arrangements with Supt W J Bond. A noon outdoor barbecue will be served and the afternoon planned for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Duchesne
Iron Springs
David H Gourley
Styte
Reuben D Law
L. G. Noble
W J Bond
Rev C E Sebold Honored on Visit to Vernal
A warm reunion of pastor and church supporters took place in Vernal Community House honoring Rev C E Sebold and his wife. The event featured piano pieces, solos, and speakers including Major R Henderson and Dr G A Downey, with messages from Kingsbury family kin and Vernal church members. Sebold, a former Community Church minister, delivered an address and impressed attendees with his long service and lectures across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Kingsbury Congregational Church
Charles ( Sebold
Non David
New England
J HL Ratliff
Gebolds
Barbara Banka Fender
Margaret Francke Syltla
Sleepy Hollow
Luxembourg Gardens
James W Hallwood
Hallwood
Mandalay
Sebold
Major R . Cooper
W &8& Henderson
G A Downey
Odensville
Conn Ignotha
Kingsbury
Focal Church
J F Chapman
Ratliff
Hailwood Rey Sebold
Sas Hs
United States
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West
NFA
Gusher
Vernal Lions
MBN
Ema TeLeLaarian
Owen
Pennsylvania
A. B
C. E. Sebold
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