Editors Tour Visited Basin Rail Meet and Local Press
Utah press association editors traveled through Duchesne Roosevelt Myton Vernal and Vernal Express chapters visiting Courier office Lions Club and Knightiv camp. Marcus of Duellene Record led events with brief setbacks from a tire incident near Myton while reporters praised the Basin tour amid friendly welcomes.
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Utah
Visttee
Colton
Price
Grace Cooper
Newstate
Duan
Mr. Mares
Piebesne Courier
Yiva
Yiva] of Dr
Marcus
BR. G. Porter
Spon
Geoff
Harris
Roosevelt Standard
Duchesne
Knighty Camp
Myton
Roosevelt
Kt Lin
Vernal
Vernal Express
Lions Club
Tucchesne
Alex Rollo
Cedar City Times
Tire Aton
Honey bees coming to Utah from California shipments
California bee loads move into Utah for 48 hour forage as nectar from orange blossoms boosts hives. Inspections by state bee officials note heavier colony shipments this year and outline trucking, timing, and planned return possible after December.
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California
Tsme
Utah
Nr. Hillman
Douthern
Estate of Jas E Jarvis Closed at June Court
At the June term district court the estate of Jas E Jarvis deceased was finally closed. The administrator was authorized to issue an administrator's deed to widow Mrs. Etta S Jarvis of Kansas City Mo. Bondsmen exonerated and administrator released. The deed to Aris Jarvis covered 612 acres on South Myton Veuch.
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Jas E. Jarvis
Mate
Etta S. Jarvis
Kansas City
Tuttle
Ars
Jarvis
South
Myton Veuch
Don B Colton Praised for Principle Over Policy
In the Salt Lake Tribune June 16 piece under Smoot and Colton in the Farm Plank debate, Don B Colton is hailed as a man of principle who stood by the farm measure against party faction. The article argues Colton’s vote reflected integrity over political expediency and urges Utah to honor such leadership in Congress.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Smoot
Representative Colton
Qajton
Colton
Washington
Don B. Colton
Congress
Mr Colton
Reed Smooch
Vernal
Kansas City
Second Continental Congress
Coolidge
Dias
House
Senate
Selthey
Principels
Utah
Glimpses of Catalina Island by Rev A Parker
The article recounts a mainland return after a week on Catalina Island. It notes glimpses of Zane Grey and his writing habits, discusses fish market rules, and describes two tourist trips: a submarine garden boat tour and a flying fish night trip with vivid marine scenes and dangerous diving work.
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Rev
A. Parker
Catalina Island
Zane Grey
Kcy
Gary
Uintah Basin
Sch
Moosevelt Man Loses Truck In Blaze Near Blue Cut
Alphonse Madsen of Hoosevelt was driving from Price to Helper last Friday evening when his truck laden with merchandise caught fire in the Blue Cut. The vehicle was destroyed, possibly due to a short circuit at the motor, with an estimated loss around 7000 dollars and no insurance. Passersby assisted but could not save the truck, which was rolled into the river to prevent a possible explosion as flames reached the gasoline.
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Alphonse Madsen
Hoosevelt
Price
Helper
Insurynec
Price Sun
Summer BYU session draws wide representation from six states
Owen FP Burgener of Myton is listed among registrants for BYU’s summer session. The roster spans seventy six tawne across six states and Mexico. The first term began in Provo on June 11, with a second term starting July 3 at Aspen Grove.
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Owen FP. Burgener
Myton
Brigham Young University
States
Mexico
Provo
Agpen Grove
Cane Yon
Freight Line Application Denied by Public Utilities Board
The Sterling Transportation Company had its bid to operate an automobile freight line between Salt Lake City and Park City rejected by the Public Utilities Commission. The decision also includes a request to permit intermediate points in the route, which was not granted.
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Miata Public“Utilities Commission
Lai
Sterling Transportation Company
Salt Lake City
Park City
Sterlig ” Transportation Company
Polota
Duchesne and Arcadia Play Close Game
Duchesne hosts Arcadia in a tight match described as the best game this year. Carmen sits out while Casa starts seven innings, with Carmen finishing the last two after arm trouble. Gagon NL left Nelder is sidelined by an accident. Arcadia’s Shields cited as visiting standout.
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Duchesne
Arcadia
Shields of Arcadia
Carmen
Duchesh
Casa
Ducheane Boys
Gagon
Nelder
Vernal Banker Praises Basin Business Prosperity
N J Meagher a Vernal banker says Uintah basin conditions are good with cattle and sheep prices favorable. He notes the district’s prosperity as cattle and sheep are its main revenue sources while visiting Salt Lake with Ann and the family. His daughter Katharina graduates at St Mary of the Wasatch and another daughter Mary Alice studies at St Mary of the Woods.
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Uintah
N. J Meagher
Vernal
Salt Lake
Katherina
Mary Alice
St. Mary-of-the Woods
Ctrre Haute
Ind
Two-Year-Old Ewes Sell At Record $16 Per Head
In Idaho, twenty-one hundred head of two year old ewes sold at a new high of 16 dollars each. Industry sources say this is the highest price paid for ewes since World War I. The contract covered ewes only, excluding wool or lands.
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Idaho
Talmage Town News Briefs from Ileberds to Price Trips
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis of Ileberds visits her brothers Hol and James Anderson. Ward conference held Sunday with Ira Cannon and Mr Cope visiting. Mr and Mrs Franklin Davies welcomed a one pound baby boy. Davies and Mecham families toured Price. Annie Workman and Park City children visiting at Workman parents. Chris Soretson returning from Midway to see daughter Laura Sulser. Lars Kofford of Kainewort h visits Stedford. Frankhain Davies hauling wool to Price. Wilford sipsesty and William Thompson families hosted. George Munir and daughter visited from Tosbor. Talmage beat Altonah in baseball.
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Elizabeth Lewis
Ileberds
Hol
James Anderson
Hell
Ira Cannon
Cope
Ward
Salt Lake
Franklin Davies
Wim
Davies
Albert Mechaim
Wade
Price
Annie Workman
Park City
Workman
Joseph Jensen
Chris Soretsan
Midway
Atys
Laura Sulser
Lars Kofford
Kaiinelworth
B.D. Stedford
Wilford
Sipsesty
Clark
Wn. Thompson
George Munir
Tosbor
James~ Anderson
Talmage
Altonah
Salt Lake chamber guests tour Uintah basin sites
Seventeen Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce members visited Duchesne Myton and Vernal for a luncheon tour. Mayor J C Bowman spoke of Uintah basin potential and officials discussed the Calten bill to improve the dinosaur quarry with a caretaker and facilities. A special committee, chaired by Ben J Redman, will report findings to the board of Governors.
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Salt Lake
Basin Way
Blue Bench
Myton
Vernal
Barch of Governors
Ben J. Redman
John YY. Fitzpatrick
J. C. Deal
Lions Club of Vernal
Colton
Board of Governors
Monster New 3-Foot Gauge Locomotive for Uintah Road
A new and larger 3-foot gauge Mallet locomotive, weighing about 566,000 pounds, is set to enter service on the Uintah line. Built chiefly at the direction of L. C. Sprague after a Baldwin Locomotive Works visit, it will haul heavy freight up steep grades toward Baxter Pass. The engine, designed for the Uintah conditions, can move 260 tons of freight and is expected to be operational next week.
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Uintah Railway
Goaok Clit Mountains
L. C. Sprague
Uiital
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Uintah
Hook Cliffs
Baxter
Utah
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