Clyde Whit ing Awarded Road Contract
The state road commission awarded a Springville highway project to Clyde Whit ing for 417 miles of US 8 40 between the Mantle ranch and Jensen with an estimated cost of 40334.34 dollars after eleven bids. Work will start once machinery arrives. Young and Ogden have resumed progress from Vernal to Mantle ranch and the last half mile east to Hatch corner will receive base gravel next week.
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Springville
Astra
U 8
Mantle Ranch
Jensen
Monument
Hatch Corner
Uintah High Band Heads to Interstate Contest in Price
Uintah High School will send a 60 piece band to the Interstate band contest in Price next week. Thirty two bands from three states enter the Class G event for schools with 306 to 600 students. Contestants include Palisade Colorado Cyprus High Magni and Springville High. Certificates trophies and medals will be awarded by the national association for concert solo and parade winners.
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Uintah High School
Palisade
Colo
Cyprus
Magni
Springville
National Association
Glines Ward Takes First in M J A Contest Finals
The Uintah Stake N A U held Tuesday evening in Imperial hall crowned Glines Ward with first place in the M J A finals. Winners received certificates for top performances across mixed chorus, plays, dances, and singing, with several wards highlighted in awards and acknowledgments.
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Glines Ward
M J. A
Uintah Stake N . A
Imperial Hall
First Ward
H Walter Woolley
Dorothy Merkley
Lorna Cook
Helen Tenney
Alta Fox
Ashley Workman
Coral Eaton
Lowell Fox
Norwood Hardy
Ralph Hatch
Gimes
Corina
Ruth Calder
Deonnl Eaton
Gladys Teeples
Earl Goodrich
Irs
Ellis Merkley
Stake
Davis, Glines
Largest Seminary Graduation Class to Be Honored
The Uintah stake board approved extending extension courses to September 1 to allow 69 students to receive diplomas this year. Names include Edna Ashby Wilford Adams Floyd Allen Paul Batty Gertrude Bartlett Thelma Betts Irene Behrman and many others. The ceremony will be at the Vernal first ward chapel on Sunday April 4 at 7 30 pm with talks and a valedictory by Wendell Johnson. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Clark
Thea Uintah
Stake
Edna Ashby
Wilford Adams
Floyd Allen
Paul Batty
Gertrude Bartlett
Thelma Betts
Irene Behrman Wild
Bodily Sylvia Bodily
Ethel Bowden
Nell T Hrough
Arthur Merrell
Paul Merrell
Vera Moon
Loyal Merkley
Virginia Noel
Charles Oaks
Wilbur Oaks
Oris Powell
Hermand Roper
Orin
Jay Simper
Francis Smith
Mark Stringham
Morris Vernon
Grace Blough
Lila Richens
Milton Wilson
Howard Williams
Ralph Walker
Ella Wilkins
Alexander Woolley
Irene Watkins
Vernal First Ward
Wendell Johnson
Don’t Springtooth or Disk Alfalfa Poison Weevil
The article argues alfalfa should not be rotated poorly and urges against neglecting alfalfa due to weevil losses. It warns many farmers may abandon alfalfa, calls for proper rotation and fertilization, and endorses affordable poison sprays to protect the valuable crop.
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Uintah
Farmera
Frank Lewis Replaced by Charles Fox at Palace Market
Frank Lewis has been ill for a week with Charles Fox filling his duties at the Palace Market. Fox has taken over responsibilities during Lewis's absence as staff and customers adjust to the temporary arrangement.
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Frank Lewis
Charles Fox
Palace
Mr George Ro Goodrich Improves After Critical Week
Mr George Ro Goodrich, once critically ill, has shown improvement after a week of medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ro Goodrich
VERNAL WARD ARTICLE NOTES BENEDICTION
Maeser Jensen Naples Vernal First and Vernal Second wards are mentioned with Harold E Hullinger giving the benediction in a brief public record. The text notes local ward affiliations and a ceremonial blessing.
Our Pioneers Mosése Moore of Randlett Utah
Our Pioneers profile features Mosése Moore of Randlett a Scotland born homesteader nearing 75. He moved west in 1905 from Park City and became the first white settler to ranch between Randlett and Ouray building reservoirs and canals that fed crops. His original 1906 house still stands and locals recalled the big log house nickname Dut Arak And given during early frontier days.
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Mosése Moore
Randlett
Scotland
Rendlett
Lintithgoshire
America
Mesa County
Penn
Colorado
Raseta
Custer County
Elizabeth Dewar
Uintah Basin
Park City
Famas
Wolf Creek
Stockmore
Ducheens River
Cal
Fort Duchesne
Mr Moore
Vernal
Moore
Moms Pare
Colorado Park _orpigation company
Utah Students Ask Hoover for Memorial Boulevard Petition
Utah schoolchildren plan a large petition to President Hoover and Congress seeking creation of the Memorial boulevard and Cine par national. The Jensen Washington Bicentennial committee sponsors the effort with hopes to deliver the petition by April 28 when the President meets the governors.
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Jenson
Utah
Hoover
Congress of the United States
United States
Funeral Services Held at First Ward Chapel for Charles B Atwood
Funeral services were held at the Verna First Ward chapel Monday at 11 for Charles B Atwood who died Saturday April 2. Speakers included Bishop Alma Preece and E J Young who recalled Atwood’s life from Pennsylvania birth in 1843 to his Utah pioneer years and service to Pres. Brigham Young. Interment was at Maeser Cemetery with pallbearers Terrill Wen Dell LaVon Atwood Guy Stewart and Alma Preece.
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Verna First Ward
Charles B Atwood
Driver E Smith
Mable Bragg
John Hoedgkir
Mny
Alma Preece
E J Young
Leslie
New Zealand
Mr Young
Mr Atwood
Pennsylvania
LDS Church
Captain Brown
Louisa Brown
Atwood Brothers
Utah
Young
Brigham Young
Atwood
Murray
Expanish Fork
Vernal
St Bennion
Central School
Ashley Coop
Uintah Basin
Ashley Valley
Carter Station
Uintah County
Mra Bae Jorgensen
H B Calder
George W Cahoon
Maeser
E & Gur
Terrill
Ivan
Wen- Dell
LaVon Atwood
Guy Stewart
Parklike Canal Area Shapes New Colorado Park System
The area around the new canal, once home to the subject, resembled a vast park from a high overlook and helped inspire the name park. He contributed funds to the early survey work for the Colorado Park system and owns the Moore Reservoir company with a current storage capacity of 640 acre feet.
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Colorado Park System
Moore Reservoir Company
Line to Utah Coast-to-Coast Telegraph Progress Report
The Vernal area hosts rapid progress on the Transcontinental Line section from Denver to Salt Lake City. Gren Brown leads Salt Lake supervision with about 14 Utah workers setting roughly 600 treated creosoted poles at 160 feet apart, aiming to finish a major portion in 1932 and complete the rest next year.
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New Tell
Denver
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Salt Lake
Gren W. Brown
Utah
Fred Feltch
Balt Lake
Jensen
Colorado Line
Brown
Vernal
Here
Dan Adams Visits Vernal On Dry Fork Business
Dan Adams of Dry Fork traveled to Vernal Monday for business engagement.
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Dan Adams
Dry Fork
Galloway Wins City Creek Cross Country Race
George Galloway of Vernal won the City Creek cross country run in Salt Lake after leading for much of the 23 mile course. He finished about 20 yards ahead of Wiley of Tooele with Lyle Anderson of Utah nearby. Uintah placed fourth with 20 points as the course was shortened by 300 yards. Galloway time was 14 81 for the 23 miles and he aims to break the state high school mile record this season.
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George Galloway
Lrilant Uintah
Vernal
City Creek
Salt Lake
The
Tribune
Galloway
Wiley
Tooele
Lyle Anderson
Uttah
Uintah
Bee
Colorado Park Irrigation Company Holds Election
RANDLETT The Colorado Park Irrigation company held their annual election of officers on Monday. The following board was elected by acclamation: James F Rasmuseon president, George Ashton director and secretary, Frank McMullin Moses Moore and N J Meagher directors.
Dance of the Bear Ute Bear Dance in Ouray Uintah Basin
Albert Breagan describes the annual Bear Dance in northern Ute country in [Ouray Uintah Basin], a spring ceremony with bear imagery. Musicians perform on a zinc resonator while dancers, painted and chanting, endure a multi day sequence, and a chief offers a rain prayer before a feast.
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Ute
Uintah Basin
Ouray
James Hansen of Maeser Dies After Prolonged Illness
James Hansen a longtime Maeser resident died Monday after over a year of illness. Born August 24, 1653 in Copenhagen Denmark he emigrated to America at age 14. He lived in Ashley Valley 35 years with funeral services held in the Braeser chapel under the ward bishopric. A double quartet provided music and sang Beautiful Dream.
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James Hansen
Maemr
Ashley Valley
Copenhagen
Denmark
America
Braeser Chapel
Bishopr'e
Dee
Thomas Hall
Snowfall in Uintah Mts Signals Record Runoff for Crop Season
Snow measurements in the Uintah Mountains indicate a record runoff potential for the coming crop season. Forest rangers collected snow survey data on Ashley National Forest, sampling at 60 to 100 foot intervals using a special instrument to determine water content, with Kane Hollow and Mosby Mountain courses showing significantly higher water content in 1932 than 1930.
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Uintah Mts
Forest Rangers
Snew
aAshley National Forest
J O. Stewart
Kane Hollow
Brush Creek Mountain
Mosby Mountain
Brush Creek
Funeral Services Held on Sunday for A A Haws Pioneer of Ashley Valley
Albert Alonzo Ifaws longtime Ashley Valley resident died last Thursday in Manti after a long illness diabetes and complications were contributing factors. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm in Vernal Second Ward chapel with a mixed Naples quartet and several speakers praising his character. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery. He was born in Provo in 1858 and lived in Arizona and Provo before settling in Vernal. he served a church mission and lived in Naples ward for many years.
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Albert Alonzo Ifaws
Ashley Valley
Manti
Haws
Second Ward
Naples
Ernest Faton
Lord
G Goodrich
Flower Land
Fune
Mewls Gardiner
Plendid
Hans Maude Woolley
Alee Cadine
Archie Johnson
Blake Presidency
Tjiartette
BE J Longhurst
Vernal
H B Calder
Marlow
Sterling Asael Lewis
Morris and
Owen
Mins Hodgkinson
Lewis Owen
Alvin
Este Morris
Asa
Memorial services honor Washington at Utah gathering
A large crowd attended a St. Pauls Episcopal memorial service in Salt Lake City under the Sons of the American Revolution as part of the Bicentennial celebration. Speakers praised Washington and Utah efforts to honor him, including plans for a memorial boulevard, while noting delays in certain projects.
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Washington
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Utah
George Washington
Mustc
Cory
Norman Olsen
Witmer
John Jor- Sennen Tang
Dillman
Chancey P. Overfield
Utah Commission
Salt Lake City
Overfield
Jensen
Dinosaur National Monument
America
Miverfield
Masser
Capitol Grounds
Benjamin L. Rich
Ile. Rich
Rich
W. F Bulkley
Sons of the American Revolution
Bulkley
H B Calder
Uintahatake
George Guild
Congregational Community Church
Hey
David
L. CD. & Church
Park City Consolidated Mines resumes work
Park City Consolidated Mines company resumed operations after a period of stoppage, signaling renewed activity at the site and potential local economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Park City Consoldated Mines Company
Vernal County Hospital Opens Upstairs at Johnson Bloc
A county hospital is established in Vernal led by Drs Hymi er Rich and George IL Christy who secured the second floor of the Johnson Bloc. Local births include a baby girl March 18 to Mr. and Mrs Warren Locka and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs Hyrum Richardson. Twin girls arrive to Mr. and Mrs Jerry Clark in Alexander on April 2 or 3. A city cleanup day is set with residents urged to help. Chris Stamsos of Myton dies at the Cottage Hotel from pneumonitis. burial in Myton.
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Vernal
Hymier
Rich
George IL Christy
Matt
Johnson
Lmits
Chris Stamsos
Myton
Tnuwteday
Local Births and Work Notices From Town Journal
Mr and Mrs F Richards are proud parents of a baby boy born April 3. Mrs Addie Lonhurst is employed as clerk at Pope and Company store for the summer. Mr and Mrs Robert Hall Jr are proud parents of a baby girl born April 3. Don B Colton takes Post Office duties during Postmaster Collett's absence. Palace barber shop assures sterilized tools after each customer.
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F. Richards
Addie Lonhurst
Pope and Company S
Robert Hall, Jr
Don B Colton
Ihs Post Office
Collett
Palace Barber Shop
Western Union Plans $100000 Utah Improvement Program
Salt Lake reports Western Union Telegraph Company will fund a $100000 improvement program in northern Utah aimed at expanding service. The plan, details pending, signals the company’s continued investment in regional communications infrastructure.
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Salt Lake
Western Union Telegraph Company
Utah
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Clyde and Whiting
Price
Peterson County
OUR Pioneers
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Pres. Hoover
First Ward Chapel
Vernaldas
Uintah High
Colorado Park Irrigation Company
the Bear
Ouray Utes
Albert Breagan
A. A. Haws
HT. Howes
Tandlett
Elon
Ray E Dillman
Utah State Senate
Utah George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Green River
Metropols
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