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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

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Glines Ward Triumphs in Stake Mutual Finals

Glines Ward dominated the Stake Mutual Improvement Association finals held Tuesday in the UHS auditorium. Winners across drama public speaking dancing and retold stories earned A standard honors with dozens of awards presented by Stake President Jean Merkley and MIA Superintendent Archie Johnson.

Uintah Mutual Improvement Asso UHS Gimes Maeser Eunice Smith Isabel Johnson Gerald Caldwell Naples Chas Pope LaVell Manwaring Stanley Harrison Karl Goodrech Sidney Goodrich O'Donnell Goodrich Merle Curtis Glines Jennie Smper Davis M' Men Herman Roper Joseph Winder Second Ward Naomi Collier LaVon Morrison First Ward Vanguard Paul Batty Howard Collett Maeser Dnew Goodrich Donnell Goodrich Aples Maud Woolley Charles Henderson Ruth Calder Frank Postma Frank Postma of First Ward Louisa Bingham Charles Lesils Jean Merkley L Mia Archie Johnson M Mia Gilmes Gieaner M Men Music Davis Gleaner Lapoint M ° Men Junors Vrguards Gieater M” Men Grama Jensen Stake Hamilton Caulder Muriel Wallis Vera Calder Alice Peerson Elva Davis Karl Goodit H Pontha Calder

Livestock Feeding Seen as Key Utah Opportunity

Utah State College expert Pro Tegor Maynard tells Salt Lake chamber of commerce the state’s strategic position for livestock development rests on balanced crops and livestock. He notes irrigated areas and better roads will help move stock to markets, with diverse local speakers and Wool Growers affiliates in attendance.

Utah Pacific Coast Protegor E J Maynard Utah State Agricultural College Salt Lake Maynard Marsden Paro Harvey Heber Marshall National Woolgrowers Association H E Godwin Union Pacif Ie James A Hooper Utah Woolgrowers Association Charles Redd LaSal J RK Eliason W M. Neilson Cudahy Packing Company E . Holmes Harvey Hancock Salt Lake Tribune J E McKendrick McKendrick Sho. Company Clive Davis Vernal Joseph B White Paradise Albert Merrill Utah Wool Mar- Keating Association Mer Marshall Manderfield

NJ Meg cashier of the Bank of Verni in Utah trip

Bank of Verni cashier NJ Meg went on a business trip to Salt Lake City last week. The trip's purpose and outcomes were not detailed in the available text.

Bank of Verni Salt Lake Cty

City plans ditches improvements with pipes along Uintah Avenue

The city will lay one thousand feet of 24 inch piping to replace unsightly ditches and bridges along Uintah Avenue east and west, aiming to improve the area after years of eye sore. The report mentions local figures and a construction effort underway as part of city improvements.

Uintah Avenue Ft Duchesne Oty Lester Bingham Salt Lake Temple May Robinson Mr Bingham Thompsons Spring Lester Douglas

Three Arrested in Craig Believed to Have Stolen Car

Three youths of Mexican lineage were arrested in Craig on March 17 by Undersheriff George Long. They are identified as Margarito Vasquez 19 Sam Castell 19 and Hermio Montemeyer 22. They traded a Buick for a Chevrolet and $20 at Elk Springs and abandoned the Chevrolet at Sunbeam when it broke down. Fingerprints and photos were taken and will be sent to agencies to determine if they face other charges.

Craig George Long Los Angeles California Margarito Vasmez Sam Castell Hermio Montemeyer Elk Springs Sunbeam Lane Auto Theft Department of Colorado Denver Auto Theft Department Fred Amen Oto George Welch US Justice Department Undersherif Long

Uintah high school opera delights crowds at auditorium

The Uintah High School presented The Luck Jade Friday and Saturday under Lloyd Winn. Lorna Siddeway impressed as Marty Ann with strong support from Frank Postma Vernon Calder and many others. A fine chorus and orchestra accompanied the production, with a large staff guiding the show.

Uintah High School Jade Lloyd Winn Lorna Siddeway Marty Ann Frank Postma Vernon Calder Weldon Bastian Velda Haslem Ethel Stringham Barbara Carter Lorn Jackson Yonda Speirs Milldred McCarrell Charles Lewis Louis Roberts Gordon Young Sherman Boyd

Vernal Girl Practices Home Economics at Utah State College

Miss Blazel Sowards of Vernal, senior at Utah State Agricultural College, lives in the home economics practice cottage during spring quarter. She and five other students in the school of home economics are conducting scientifically an ideal modern home according to home economics principles.

Blazel Sowards Vernal Utah State Agricultural College School of Home Economies

Feed Crops urged to fatten Uintah livestock

Uintah County hosts visits from Dr Huffman of the Bureau of Animal Industry and Professor Maynard of the Agricultural College to review liver fluke control and livestock feeding. They promote ensilage trench silos, balanced rations with alfalfa oats and barley, and range management. County leaders Bennion MacFarlane Hogensen stress department cooperation and garden and pasture planning.

Uintah County Huffman Bureau of Animal Industry Peterson Joseph Hacking Maynard Hvestock The Agricultural College Uintah Uutah Stake Bank Maynad Farm Bureau J M MatParlane Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Association Roosevelt Ernest Eaton Farm Bureau Livestock Committee Joseph Horrocks Thedore Johnson Horace Allred Allred Professor Maynard Bennion MacFarlane Uktah State Bank J C Hogensen Extension Service Vernal Lapoint Tridell Hogensen

Large Representative Meeting Charts Follow Up Health Program

A Tuesday morning meeting led by Bishop James H. Wallis created a plan to fund and carry out a county health program. A committee including Rice Cooper J H Flatliff Mrs Robert Witmer and Miss Agnes Schaefermeyer will coordinate doctors, organize a campaign, and report on progress. About 2490 to 5000 dollars were pledged to aid needy children requiring surgery for tonsils and adenoids, with Miss Schaefermeyer visiting homes this month and reporting findings to the committee.

Agnes Schaefermeyer Childrens Clinic Rice Cooper J H Flatliff Robert Witmer Otis Weeks Miss Schaefermeyer City of Verbal Lions Club American Legion Legion IFE Thalla Club Utopia Club Daughters of Pilonéers James H. Wallis United County Chapter The American Red Cross Wallis

Sparks-Lublin granted marriage license in Roosevelt

Marvin LeRoy Sparks and Thelma Alica Lublin are married by county Clerk Alison Murray in Roosevelt after obtaining a marriage license on March 23. The groom is the son of LeRoy Sparks and the bride is the daughter of Alfred Lublin.

Marvin LeRoy Sparks LeRoy Sparks Thelma Alica Lublin Alfred Lublin Roosevelt Alison Murray

New Baby Arrives at Bingham Home Sunday

A girl joined Mr and Mrs Fred G. Bingham on Sunday with mother and baby reported to be doing nicely.

Fred G. Bingham

Student Active in Home Economics Groups and Sororities

The student majors in Smith-Nughes work and belongs to the Home Economics Club. She is a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron, the national honorary home economics sorority, and also part of the Sorcxels sorority.

Smith-Nughes Home Economica Club Phi Upsiion Omicron National The Sorcels Sorority

Deep Rangely well planned to reach ten thousand feet depth

Officials from the California Company and Standard Oil subsidiary move to Rangely 73 miles southwest of Craig to locate a test well to 10000 feet using an all electric rotary drilling setup. Materials hauling, contracts for 730000 pounds, and 60 truckloads dominate preparations with work to start after April 1 in Rifle and Craig.

Palmer Field Jack Stewart E OG Lawson California Company Standard Oil Company Rangely Oil Field Craig Colorado J J Stanton Meeker Stanton Lawson Montana Craig B California Rifle Rangely Field Pennsylvania Dakota Morrison Bundanee Fongely Texas Lides Water Associated Wills Palmer Stewart Beng Craig Empire Courier

Outstanding Scouts of Valley Receive Honors

A valley court of honor at the tabernacle Sunday night awarded merit badges and second class badges to members of Troops 231 233 and 235. Scouts and leaders, led by Nat ald Calder, reported strong progress with hikes, tests in cooking, tracking and woodwork, and plans for a June camping week and an April 3 hike for Troop 233.

Tabernacle Jat Pontha Calder A Anderson Provo Maeser Vernal Nantes Leo Hasgking Howard Collett Mark Stringham Victor Bingham Harry Nell Caldwell Merrill Anderson Wesley Bowden Jay M Hall Lynn Hall William Murray David Hall Glinden Merkley Howard Wilson Hedges Th.rman Merkley Don Carter Clinton Peterson Rex Olsen Jack Cook Ernest Henderson Kenneth Aycock Harod Speirs Cryce Erickson Everett Manwaring Walter Richardson Tomas Miller Lorel Woods Sterling Cook Earl Calder Howard Mecham Dale Jensen Samuel Calder Neldon Calder Harold Alexander Lawrence Murray Lawrence Cooper Iynn Qoocod Nat Ald Calder M Rkleys Field

Dinosaur Monument Plan Aims Big Utah Quarry Exhibit

A conference in Washington outlined a cooperative plan with the American Museum of Natural History and National Park Service to develop the Dinosaur quarry as a world class exhibit. It calls for a three man museum crew for three years, a full skeleton reveal, on site restoration displays, ranger facilities, parking and camp space, a new road, and state support to fund the project.

Ata Washington, DC Barnum Brown American Museum of Natural History If ‘C Bryant National Park Service H C Bumpus Frank R Castler Utah Dinosaur Knights National Park Serice Utah State Road Commission Uintah Roosevelt and Vernal Colton Uintah County Jensen Rush Creek Bumpus National Park Traen

Duchesne County Feeder Day at Roosevelt a Notable Success

The first annual Duchesne county feeders day was held at Roosevelt on Saturday. Stockmen from across the Basin attended tours of farm feeding setups, studied high quality purebred cattle, and heard talks on cooperative marketing and feeding practices. A banquet at Rambler cafe capped the event with speakers including MacFarland Bennion and Maynard.

Duchesne County Roosevelt Steckren Basin Horace Allred Tent O'Clock Albert Patry Farm Mr Patry Thoesaith Glenn Webb Tf J Mackerlane Harden Bennion E. J Muay- Mmard MacFarlane Sifce Uintah Basin Bennion Maynard Tooperative Livestock Association Rambler Cafe MacFarlane

Uintah Telegraph Station 4 to Remain in Vernal

The Uintah Railway will keep a telegraph station in Vernal moving from the Railway building to Calder Motor Building. The new office will open within the coming week and continue the same service as before. The line spans about 120 miles with Watson and Mach as a connection point to Western Union.

Uintah Vernal Calder Motor Uintah Railway DHR, Hatt Bart Wil Chaice Ita Uintah Railway Company Watson and Mach Western Union

Newmeyer Plans Breakup of 36 Acres for Barley and Corn

Fred Newmeyer of Lapoint seeks to divide 36 acres that have been idle for twelve years and expects to sow barley and corn. He has secured a climate adapted corn variety ideal for feeding, noting Uintah Basin farmers could grow more locally instead of importing large amounts of corn.

Fred Newmeyer Lapoint Newmeyer Uintah Basin

Charles II Atwood named fish and game warden in Uintah county

Thirty years ago Charles II Atwood is celebrated for his appointment as fish and game warden of Uintah county. He seeks county action to establish Brush Creek as a four year stocking project with rainbow trout. The brief notes also mention a Buena Vista YAC dress ball and local movements including Meeker store bids and Beers returning from East Lake City.

Charles II Atwood Fish and Game Arden Uintah Brush Creek Buena Vista Yac Andrew Berkley Joab Collier Meeker Horace Colley Beers East Lake City Perron

Elder Ferron Hacking To Sail Home May Fifteenth

Elder Ferron Hacking has been released and will sail for home on May 15. The report notes his departure date and return plan as he resumes normal duties.

Ferron Hacking

Scout Leaders Plan Regular Troop Council Meeting

Scout Leaders Phi-Up Watkins states the troop will hold regular council meetings and prepare for the upcoming Court of Honor. The group focuses on advancing scouts and recognizing achievements in the next ceremony.

Phi- Up Watkins

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Glines Ward Gar Calif U. H Utah State College Missioner of Agriculture State Department of Agriculture Department Scouts of Valley Dinosaur Monument Eastern Museum Jack Maynard ALG Dud
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