Secretary Jardine Rules Out Grazing Fee Hikes
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine says grazing fees will not rise before 1937 with liberal adjustments for economic conditions. A government plan sets 12 cents per month for cow grazing on national forests and outlines ten year permit renewals and possible fee reforms pending independent review by stockman Dan B. Casement.
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Ae Department
Forest Service
Dan B. Casement
Jardine
Ig Department
Iny
Ui Agriculixe
Anton Boys Fined After Dance Incident
Four youths from Tabioun were arrested at a Thanksgiving dance in Ducnesne. They pled guilty and were fined ten dollars each for disturbing the event, with Raymond Ellis fined twenty dollars and Roy Epes fifteen dollars. Junior Royal Ellis appeared before Judge Paxton and the rest before Justice Alma Poulson.
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Zurle End
Merrill Ginos
Roypul Raymond Ellis
Tabioun
Ducnesne
Car ‘Giling
Talsi
Uml
Raymond
McConnell Named Referree Judge in Utah Frontier Region
McConnell, a prominent official from Vernal and Uintah basin, has served as referee in Utah and was recently involved in a federal bankruptcy case before Judge Julison Felenty. The appointment follows a temporary stint and signals a permanent post, with support from many friends who expect his continued influence in the area.
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T. McConnell
Jonson
McGonare
Uintah Basin Seed Wins First at International Exposition
Utah alfalfa seed growers dominate the International Livestock Exposition with Uintah Basin seed taking first prize. Four Utah entries compete including Grimm Cossack Hardigan and common varieties, while Fred Wall of Jensen earns third prize and L N Potter receives a special award. Utah’s exhibit will tour Ogden livestock show and state farm bureau convention exhibits.
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Uintah Basin
Millard County
Utah
United States
Chiedgo
International
Hvestocl
Tunnel Bore Surmounts Hump in Long Mountain Drive
The East portal tunnel and main heading have surpassed the hump at the tunnel’s apex and now trend downhill toward the West portal. Water inflows delayed progress on Friday but subsided by Saturday as pumps handled the flow. Ground conditions remain poor on the West side, requiring timbering and careful rock handling.
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East Portal
Thacen
Anc
Twasl
Meri
Fawn Creck
Doctor Hullinger Passes at 101 One of Utah's oldest veterans
Dr Harvey Hullinger of Vernal dies at 101 on December 2, described as the oldest Civil War veteran in Utah and possibly the United States. He was a pioneer of the Uintah Basin and longtime physician in Vernal since its founding.
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Harvey
Tiullinger
Vernal
Utah
United States
Heo
Hullager
AlIntah Basin
Verna
The Belwark on Intelligence and Education
A long treatise argues that intelligence is a divine energy visible in nature and art. It traces schooling from rural beginnings to modern systems, stresses home and PTA as key to true education, and warns against relying on school alone to shape character. It cites Lincoln and societal roots, calling for parent involvement and national education week.
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Albert Bjornsos
Shin
Don
Rose
Raphael
Ifa
Jules Verne
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham
Xmother Lincoln
Loeh
Lea
Lincoln
Loder
Mizlety Energs
F. Rencat
Stabla
CooNdge
Sparta
Senator King Proposes Bills On Utah Lands Irrigation
Senator King of Utah introduces several measures for winter session action. Local bills include funding to study irrigating public lands from the Green River across Uintah Duchesne Carbon Emery Grand and San Juan counties and to decide where dams for irrigation and power should be built possibly Flaming Gorge. Also a bill to grant pensions to Indian War veterans who served the full campaign and to Utah veterans lacking proof of record.
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King
Utah
ADI
Uintal
Duchesne
Carbon
Emory
Grand
San Juan
Algo
Meeting Notes Highlight PTA Program and Guild Bazaar
The PTA met December 3 with a student play by fifth and sixth graders and musical items followed by a talk on elections. A January 7 meeting date is noted and the grade with the most supporters will win a class present. St Pauls Guild plans a December 14 bazaar at the L D hall with a sale starting 9 and a dance and lunch to follow. Proceeds aid the Episcopal church.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Bates
Poulson Brothers
Chris Andersen
Jay Pope
Florence Bates
James
Ladies of
St. Paul's Guild
L. D
Episcopal Church
Card of Thanks and Route Approval Report
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of husband. Also notes formal approval of the Tolan to Roosevelt route with federal aid, received by the state road commission from the district engineer of the U S Bureau of Public Roads in Osden.
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Roosevelt
State Red Commission
Jey _Fineh
United States Bureau of Jublic Roads
Osden
Education as bulwark of democracy and home sacrifice
The piece argues that proper education shapes the coming generation for democracy and that homes must sacrifice for schooling. It cites Mother Lincoln as a model and warns the age’s greed and glamor threaten character, urging parental commitment to education as national defense.
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Lincoln
State Quits Basin Oil Land Fight
Utah through Assistant Attorney General W. Hal Farr filed waivers relinquishing portions of eighty seven sections of state school land grants. Hearing before Register Christensen at Vernal is part of contests over mineral character and title. Large group of cases, totaling 120 sections, were heard with three decided prior to waivers.
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Utah
W. Hal Farr
Legn. Christensen
Thei Vermal Land Office
General Land Office
Vernal Office
Register Christensen
MT HOME TEACHER DIES SUDDENLY
Ralph Bjerregaard principal of Mt Home school died suddenly this morning from heart trouble. He retired Wednesday night and was found dead in bed next morning. He was 21 and a Snow College graduate. His home was in Ephraim and the body was shipped there for interment.
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Ralph ‘Bjerregaard
Contracting Activity and Prices Hover Around Season Low
The report notes limited activity expected until after the year begins. Prices are seen falling from 45 cents, near the season’s best, with no major contracts reported yet.
Walter Sands Arrested on Federal Liquor Charge
Special Correspondence. Walter Sands appeared before Justice J R Tuttle for examination on liquor manufacture on Indian land. He pleaded not guilty, trial date set for December 6. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Sands arrested near Troosevelt Canyon, alleged payoff by Vera Wright, former resident of Duchesne. Offenses reportedly committed last winter.
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Walter Sands
J. R. Tuttle
Sands
Trooseyalt
Vera Wright
Mrton Fine
Duchesne
Alfalfa Seed Shortage Seen From Wet Colorado Weather
Denver Slackman reports alfalfa seed damage in Colorado due to wet weather. Orr, alfalfa seed specialist, predicts scarcity and higher prices next year as imports from Europe stay small, though local quality may improve due to European seed’s climate intolerance.
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Orr
Colorado
Denver
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