Foul Brood Honey Quarantined by Uintah County Beekeepers
County Bee Inspector James Marshall led a meeting at Lapoint where Western Uintah County beekeepers discussed preventing foul brood in bee pastures. They voted to place all county foul brood honey under the inspector's custody until proper disposal, funded by a 60 cent per beekeeper fee to attend the State Beekeepers Convention in Salt Lake City, signaling progress for a stronger local bee industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
Uintah
Lapoint
Salt Lake City
From Scrub to Pure Bred Van Palmtree’s nickel grows a farm
Van Palmtree, an 18-year-old in Panola County Mississippi, turns a single nickel gifted by a teacher into a small farming venture. He buys a crippled chicken, raises it to maturity, profits from its brood, buys a runt pig, sells it for 9.36, then acquires a heifer calf. The chain continues as the herd grows from that one nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Palmtree
Panola County
Miss
Van
O Conte
Ponrusky
Walt
Farm Bureau News Page Clarifies Political Content
The Farm Bureau News Page states that content labeled Express appeared without editors’ responsibility. Publishers remind readers the page is not political and that certain appearances were not endorsed by the editors.
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THE
Farm Bureau
Last Woeke “‘Express
Local Leaders and Addresses Amid Utah Farm Bureau Notes
A list of local names and Utah towns including Bennett Independence Moffatt Lapoint Tridell Diamond Myton Ft Duchesne Vernal and officials Adams Gardner Womeck Bodily Sprouse Goodrich Lundberg Reynolds Finney Hacking Mullins Jones Gilnes Johnson and Smith signed by the author and to be sent to the Vernal Farm Bureau office for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lundberg
A. D. Reynolds
J. L. Finney
John G. Hacking
Herman Mullins Morley Jones
Frank Gilnes
Bennett
Utah
Ft. Duchesne
Myton
Lapoint
Tridell
Vernal
J. H. Wittwer
Forest
Slaugh
Farm Bureau
County Fair Grounds In Uintah County Reshaped For 1920
Progress at southeast Vernal reshapes the county fair grounds with green alfalfa growth, new buildings, pens, corrals, and a racing course encircling sporting areas. Officials pledge full utilization of exhibit halls, livestock quarters, and grounds to create a lasting educational and civic monument for Uintah County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Uintah County
Railway Mail Clerk exam announced for Vernal Utah
United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for Railway Mail Clerk to be held October 9 1920 in Vernal Utah. Vacancies nationwide with entrance salary 1600 a year. Travel allowances up to 2 per day on duty. Both male and female citizens may enter. Exams cover spelling arithmetic letter writing penmanship copywork geography with weights assigned to each. Applications obtainable at Salt Lake City Logan Provo and Vernal post offices.
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United States Ciivil Service Commission
Vernal
Utah
United States
Bex
Salt Lake City
Logan
Provo
Community Notes From Leeton And Surroundings
From Our Correspondents Grandma Cumming returned after a month at Whiterock Elvira Pike has returned after a year in Colorado Oswald Allen and family moved to Park City for the winter George Evans left for Logan to attend school Leeton Aid meeting held at the men’s hall Sunday Mrs Lizzie Snyder and Helen Redmond at White Rock Mrs Leone Allen visiting at Galt Lake Mrs D L Tanner and brother Wm Tidwell back from East Lake Mr and Mrs Grant Breeden Hayden passed through Leeton en route to Vernal Missionaries from Rochester with Brothers Wolf and Murray Mrs Mattie Allen and Mrs Anna Cumming of Whitrock guests of Mrs Sam Snyder John and Hall of Ft Duchesne guests of Mrs Halls Workman family Grandma Workman of Ft Duchesne visiting here with her children Joe and Wilford Workman and families Mrs Margarette Ernshaw home after Roosevelt hospital operation Visitors at Roosevelt included Art Kooyman W L Whitelock and children Ben Snyder and Al Rasmussen Al Rasmussen entertained the boys and girls club with a watermelon bust All report the best time ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Cumming
Whiterock
Elvira Pike
Colorado
Oswald Allen
Park City
George Evans
Logan
Leeton
Mnetan
Eait Lake
Grant Breeden
Hayden
Vernal
Roockerselt
Brothera Wolf
Murray
Mattie Allen
Anna Cumming
Witliorock
Sam Snyder
John Lundberg
Salt Lake
Hall
Ft. Duchesne
Halls
Workman
Sunny
Grandma Workman
Joe
Wilford Workman
Margarette Ernshaw
Roosevelt Hospital
Roosevelt
Art Kooyman
W. L. Whitelock
Club Boys Take Excursion to Farm Projects
A large group of club boys rode in six cars on a Saturday trip to visit Albert Freestone’s corn project in Ashley Wendell Atwood’s hog farm and a green river melon patch at G A Slaugh’s ranch on Green River They toured Albert Slaugh’s seven acre club garden which has earned four hundred dollars and may reach a thousand The trip included a successful visit to Golden Slaugh’s Silver King corn and a big eight sere melon patch The boys enjoyed river swimming and a duck house visit with many praising the organizers Alley Pickup Leo Young John N Davis Harold Witmer and Jrd McCarell for arranging the trip The only regret was fathers keeping boys home to work and plans to join the next run plant care and support were urged for future excursions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Freestone
Old Ashley
Wendell Atwood
Maecser
G. A. Slaugh
Green River
Mr. Slaugh
Albert
Slaugh
Duck Hotel
Alley Pickup
Bennett
Leo Young
Moffatt
John N. Davi
Harold Witmer
Jrd. McCarell
Farm Bureau Mourns Loss of Miss Janetta Mann
The Farm Bureau office mourns the death of Miss Janetta Mann in a sudden weekend tragedy involving Harold Workman as they prepared for happiness. Monday morning revealed the fatal event, leaving the staff to grieve a life gone too soon and to wish for a hopeful future for those involved.
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Farm Bureau “Office
Mann
Juanetta Mann
Harold Workman
Farm Bureau Office
Misa Mann
Bert Young
Land Office
Stray livestock list notes mares, gelding, yearling colt reported
An item lists several escaped animals including a sorrel mare named Lazy 8 with a left shoulder bar, a bay mare with a left shoulder G and an unbranded colt, another bay mare with a torn nostril from wire and branded left leg, a brown gelding with inverted VY and double bar beneath, and a black yearling colt with a flying lazy N on the left shoulder. Notify Mrs J H Palmer in Colorado dated 25-81.
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J. H. Palmer
Youshal
ColoraDo
Mrs C C McCurdy on the sick list again
Mrs C C McCurdy is reported on the sick list again. George Shelton visited Glines ward this week, while Steve Shelton is hauling coat to Roosevelt. Correspondents note continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McCurdy
Steve Shelton
Roosevelt
George Shelton
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Cooper
L. D Young
H. Walter Wolley
Islutant
Uta
Publishers Note
Cascara
Hill
Maeser Store
Inewton- Bros
Bennett Alterra
Independence Moffatt
Tridell Diamond
Adams John Gardner
H. E. Womeck Cc
W. Bodily
Wn. Sprouse
P. H. Goodrich
F. Hansen
A. T. Johnson
Eetlings
F. O. Lundberg
E. D. Smith
United States Civil Service Examination
Leeton-Bennett
Cupids
Mia
Otwell
Bert
Janette
Brunswick
Ana
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
South Temple Street
Grand Junction
Grand Junction Seed Co
Grand Junction, Colorado
Perry
Ons
Ola
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