Uintah Basin Aerial Convention elects officers for 1931
Porter of Duchesne heads slate as attorney candidate at Basin convention meeting in Vernal. Tidwell of Fort Duchesne named vice president. Peterson of Vernal chairs exhibits. Whitlock of Leeton, county commissioner, leads finance committee. Roosevelt organizer Luke Clegg aids slate. Litster and Pederson keyed to recreation and Ladies’ committee roles. Talks cover mining industry emphasis and economic growth.
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Porter
Duchesne
Uintah Basin
Basin Cmvie
Cnt
LM. Tidwell
Fort Duchesne
Tidwell
Tintah
Ouray
Campbell Litster
Alice Pederson
Carl Davis
Vernal
Funk
Duchesne County
Fred Burger
Th. Johnson
Mon
Colton
Eatenmal
Owens
Randlett
Connor
Louis E. Ml
Neola
Litster
CHNB
Stage line hearing reports delays with utilities commission
The Stage line heard by the State Utilities Commission regarding its Vernal to Lake route and connections at Heber. Present plans require layovers in Salt Lake before returning to Uintah Basin, with a proposed schedule contingent on Basin demands and county interests.
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State Utilities Commission
Dodge Stage Line
Vernal
Lake
Heber
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake
Dodge Nf
Utilities Commission
Basin
Laws by machinery replace skilled craft says Harvard president
President Lowell argues that legislation has become mass produced like watches and that overregulation boosts taxes and public payrolls. He cites widespread enforcement failures and points to absurd laws that create crime and clog courts, urging expert lawmaking and repeal of unenforceable statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Harvard University
Gamene
United States
Myton Community Church Plans October Sermons and Events
The Myton community church announces Rev. Donald J. Henry will preach on October 2 at 11 am on The Romance of Following Jesus. Evening study continues with Revelation chapter one and questions in writing. plans show a growing morning congregation and a larger class for the Morning Star order forthcoming. The October 31 Halloween costume ball at Thistle Hall is free for all ages with no masking and includes free entertainment and nickel attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Henry
Henry
Order of the Morning Star
Inet
Law of Influence
Myton
Thistle Hall
Cost of Government Soars in 1928 Across States
The 48 state governments spent more than twice as much in 1928 than in 1917, per the Department of Commerce. Rising taxes nationwide are highlighted as a major national issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Funeral for Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Brewer
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brewer was laid to rest at St. Pauls Church on Monday at ten. Frank Connor conducted the burial office for children. Musicians and liturgy were led by Mrs. Ollie Schonian and Rev. George Guild at Vernal where the committal service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Brewer
St. Paul's Church
Frank Connor
Jesus
Ollie Schonian
Vernal
George Guild
Upalo and Ioka Twenty Years Ago
Bracing for winter and revival talk for the Tok a literary. Meranda, Iorg and J. W. Meranda bale hay for Arthur Key and Jeff Mathews. Fred Pack sold Kamoes interests and stays on the Reservation. Billings delivered cattle for Roosevelt and Dry Gulch owners. Elmer Angus returns from Salt Lake City amid wedding rumors. Candidates seek votes as baby count rises. Mrs. Evans wintering in Kamas. George to manage home and cook. Orville Dart at farm work. Miles to T eoa. Lemon family returns with infant’s body for burial. Telephone line Myton to Lakefork soon begins. Emanuel Brown sells Lakefork homestead. Asa Bird returns with company to visit Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pack
Kamis
Kamoes
Mr. Pack
Victor Billings
Indian Canyon
Roosevelt
Dry Gulch
B.C Heller
Owen Bennion
James Angus
Elmer Angus
Salt Lake City
George Evans
Kamas
George
Orville Dart
Myton State Bank
Orville
L. Miles
T’eoa
James B. Lemon
Kanaas
Lyle
Sam Brenton
Myton
Lakefork
Iowa
Emanuel Brown
T. B. Hallett
Harland Gines
Asa Bird
Price
State Engineer approves Twin Pots Reservoir progress
George M. Bacon, State Engineer, visited the Twin Pots Reservoir site with Leroy C. Funk and found the Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir Co project satisfactory after inspection.
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Twin Pots
George M. Bacon
Salt Lake
Leroy C. Funk
Farnsworth Canal
Morning prayer and address at Saint Paul's Church
Morning prayer and address scheduled at Saint Pauls Church with sermon on The Idol and the Actual. Church School to meet at ten thirty prior to service.
Deer Hides Offered to Aid Duchesne Indians
John Madsen appeals to Duchesne County sportsmen to donate deer hides for distribution among local Indians. He asserts the hides are highly valued for practical uses and suggests turning waste into profit while extending goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne County
John Madsen
Gateway Club Elects New Officers for Year
At the October 16 meeting the Gateway Club elected Ed Hart as President George Kohl as Vice President and W L D Bishop as Secretary and Treasurer The club plans to recruit delinquent members raise funds for civic enterprises and involve business representatives to support local improvements Ald has funded road building and club committees study civic issues for Duchesne city advancement
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Gateway Club
Ed Hart
Geo. Kohl
W. LD. Bishop
Duchesne
Feeding Barley For Stock Diets
The U S Department of Agriculture says barley quality and preparation affect feeding success. Whole barley is hard and often undigested. do not grind fine but crack it. In the West barley is rolled in large mills. small on farm rolling outfits exist. Eastern farmers should feed more barley to stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
State Willing to Cooperate on Medical Problem Here
Dr. Bishop reported that the Bureau of Registration will cooperate as much as possible to locate a medical doctor for the locality. Mr. Golding said he would help to relieve the situation. Until a physician arrives, Dr. Bishop can treat emergencies and minor illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bishop
Bureau of Registration
Golding
Myton—Construction Progress and Local Notes
Myton reports two room residence in block 64 under construction with cement blocks being made this week for survey buildings and rapid completion planned for occupancy in fall. Indian Service officials Hill and Means conducted irrigation system inspections, Greta Greene returned to Crow reservation duties. Typhoid ill residents Anna Hunt and Lucile Milne improve. Mrs. Hunt and daughter expected home today. Several residents travel or move: Miss Morgan to Kentucky, George Mulvey to Colton, R. M. Pope to Theodore, Jasperson and Warner exploring lands. Warner buys sixty four hundredths interest in Newland ditch. Bunnams homestead on Blue bench. Winslow and Turdy visit. land office inspections by Hanna. New teacher Grace Hart at Myton school. cattleman Victor Billings active in Sowers canyon.
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Alva Dart
Engineer Hill
Indian Service Department
Means
Greene
Crow
Anna Hunt
Lucile Milne
Post Hospital
Mrs. Hunt
Miss Morgan
Post
Kentucky
George Mulvey
Colton
R. M. Pope
Theodore
Provo
Herman Bunnams
Blue Bench
L. Claire Winslow
Roosevelt
Jos
Turdy
Rich
Margaret Moffitt
Roneta
Institute
Inez Burnett
John
Land Office
Hanna
W. Eversizer
W. A. Jennings
Messrs. Woods
Neal
Jennings
BE. R. Winstrom
City Bank of
Victor
Myton
Grace Hart
Myton School
Victor Billings
Sowers Canyon
Will
Charlie Burton
Ole Peterson
Hazel Meranda
Taatrmony
Altonah Local News Notes from Ice and Field Trips
Mr. Harvey Heath visits, early settler memories highlighted. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Conklin return from lambs trip to Price and Emery county. W B Davis and Eugene Clark report mountain trip closing irrigation headgates. snow depths reach inches to a foot. Deer culling planned this fall to reduce range numbers. Dry Gulch range stock roundup notes a possible shortage. Teachers return after Ball Lake institute.
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Harvey Heath
James C. Burgess
Heath
H.l Conklin
Price
Conklin
Emery County
W. B. Davis
Eugene Clark
Farmers’ Irrigation Company
Yellowstone
Drift Creek
Altonah
Ball Lake
Ada Franklin Returns to Mountain Home This Winter
Ada Franklin renews residence in Mountain Home as town hinge of C. L. Killian. Potato digging remains the labor of the day with a good crop reported in the area.
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Ada Franklin
C. L. Killian
Commendable Attitude Shown in Schools
The Duchesne district reports six weeks of school with higher morale and improving enrollment. Enrollment rose from 242 to 329 in the first month, Roosevelt high school up 105 aided by a seventh grade addition. Census efforts for 1980 run Oct 15–Nov 1 to capture all children 6 to 18, with emphasis on full participation to secure state funding.
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Duchésne
Myron
Roosevelt
Duchesne County
Taxpayer Questions U E A Tax Amendments Motives
A reader questions motives behind tax amendments and U E A actions in Duchesne county. The letter accuses supporters of bias and predicts tax increases while alleging censorship of debate by higher education officials.
Frost and dam work mark a tense start to the week
A heavy frost last Wednesday night delayed dam work until noon Thursday as ground thawing occurred. The day remained cold with about six inches of frost, but weather later moderated and dam construction proceeded swiftly.
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Ralph Rowley
Mbnilay
Ada Hanberg
Beth Martin
Reuben Wilkins
Heber
Culp and Son
Mr. Wilking
Stevenson
Williamson
Salt Lake
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RG Porter
Merce
United
Pathe
Condi
Myton Community Church
Wersert Bupceu
Jong T
Upalo
Ioka
Toka Literary
J. W. Meranda
Chas
Iorg
Arthur Key
Jeff Mathews
Louis Jasperson
Fred Warner
Newland
Mountain Home
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