Uintah Schools Contribute to Flood Relief Drive
Uintah County schools donate 12149 to flood victims in the east, led by Superint Lle Noble and Clerk D E Smith. Willow Creek tops with 3818, other towns add funds as Red Cross assists 820 families in Tennessee Kentucky and Indiana amid disaster relief efforts.
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Uintah County
Willow Creek
Ouray
Red Cross
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
L O Noble
Clk DE Smith
JR Douglass
Peal
Elwood Gee
J On Dayle
Survey to map Uintah Basin land for large resettlement plan
Utah officials announce a study covering about 4 million acres in Duchesne Uintah and Wasatch counties to assess agricultural resources. The project, led by the Resettlement Administration and Utah State planning staff, aims to recommend a land use program to boost farm incomes and optimize water, soil, farm size, and organization.
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Italy
United States
C O
Resettlement Administration
Uran State Agricultural College
Uinteh Basin
Duchenne
Uintah
Hsell
Fishead
Bratt
Brolt
Readiies
Utah
Stott
Ashley Valley pioneer Bateman dies after long illness
Joseph H. Bateman born Cedar City Utah March 7 1853 and son of James and Sarah Bateman died after a lengthy infirmity. He moved to Ashley Valley in 1883 with wife Sylvis Amelia Glazier and raised nine children nine of whom survived with wife Vilate Kempton of Vernal. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1:30 pm in the Vernal First Ward chapel with Bishop Pontha Calder presiding.
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Joseph Tms
Bateman
Ashley Valley
Vernal Hospital
H . Ruple
Ben
Cedar City
Utah
James
Sarah Nateman
Sylvis Amelia Glazier
Richmond Utah
LDS Church
Vilate Kempton
Vernal Ils
Ikkempton
Vernal First Ward
Pontha Calder
Scout Camp Training Course Saturday at Uintah High
A staff member from the Vente National Parks Council Boy Scouts of America will be at Uintah High School at 790 pm Saturday April 12 to demonstrate camping equipment for Boy Scouts including mess kits track frames steeping bam reflector ovens tents conchos and more. The event invites patrol leaders senior and junior troop leaders assistant scoutmasters and committee members to attend.
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Vente Ntional Parks Council
Boy Scouts of America
Uintah High School
Matinee Friday for Funds To Aid VH3 Band
A Friday matinee fundraiser hosted by the Tand Boosters Club at the Venue to aid the VH3 Band. Mrs Verall Stringham notes reduced prices for the film This Is the Life with Jane Withers. A band mothers meeting is set for 1 pm at the Union State Bank directors room. all interested are invited.
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Tand Boosters Club
Verall Stringham
Jane Witheers
Uinish State Bank Directors Room
Vernal Federal Building to Add Government Offices
John England of the US Post Office Department surveyed the Vernal federal building for planned upgrades to upstairs space. The 1924 structure cost about 50000 dollars and was designed for easy remodeling, with a basement for storage and ventilation as future needs. The Forest Service of Ashley National Forest will manage the additional space.
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John England Pichtree
US Post Office
de Parlment
United States
Bulding
Torest
Ashley National Forest
Paving Project Starts on Four City Blocks
A WPA paving project begins Monday covering four city blocks in Verncity. Work starts at the Totel Service station corner and extends two blocks south, then one block east toward the school board office building, with completion expected in about two weeks if weather allows.
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Verncity
Totel
Aehool Board
Uintah Farmers Benefit Under New Soil Conservation Plan
Uintah county farmers will receive 307724 in rental and benefits under a new Soil Conservation program. Russell Ketch, agricultural agent, notes 990 letters were sent to inform farmers about eligibility by shifting from soil depleting crops like wheat oats and corn to soil building crops such as alfalfa and clovers. The program bases payments on acres converted and 1934 plantings relative to 1935 acreage with optional ongoing cooperation and inspections. Meetings announced in Roosevelt and Vernal to explain details with J C Hogensen present.
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Uintah County
Russell Ketch
Keeten
Piot J C Hogensen Extension Amonomlyt
Utah State Agricultural College
Roosevelt
Easter Egg Hunt to Be Held on Courthouse Lawn
The annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by Vernal Dons Clap Rail will be held Saturday afternoon on the courthouse lawn. 2 M Tundell is in charge and the event is expected to attract a large crowd of children and their parents.
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Vernal Dons
Court House
Tundell
Bach
Five Million Cut From Forest Road Funds In West
State Engineer K C Wright in Salt Lake City reports that the House committee reduced forest highway funding from 15 million to 2 million. Utah will receive slightly over 16 million to finish current forest highway work, with total 49 million this year after deductions. The cut will limit planned U. S. Highway 40 work linking Salt Lake City and Denver through the Uintah Basin and affect roads in federal forests. Allocation for national parks and Indian reservation roads was also pared, but national impact is minor since those projects are overseen by the Bureau of Public Roads.
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K Cc. Wright
State Road Commission
Salt Lake City
W . Markham
National Associas Tion
Wright
Cousa
Conemeee
Utah
House Committee
State Raid Commission
Salt Lake
Denver
Uintah Basin
Federal Foresta Co
National Parks
Pixietal Bureau of Public
In lifes game be wore to play the Hinnlag card
The fragment says life’s game and a Hinnlag card phrase. No clear event or identities. Summarized content appears non coherent with no definite people, places, or organizations to anchor a factual card.
Jintah Wings Shine in Uintah Dramatic Contest at Provo
The Uintah high led 43 schools at BYU April 1 4 for drama and public speaking contests. Students Billy Jersen Ted Woolley Moris Ropur Essie Jane Sewards and Kenneth Samuels delivered acts and dramatic readings. Myles Judd coach and principal If G Veet accompanied the troupe to Provo.
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BYU
Uintah High
Billy Jersen
Ted Woolley
Moris Ropur
Sky Fodder
Essie Jane Awards
Mable Gordiner
Agneta Norgard LaVell
Cottom
Kenneth Samuela Droti
Essie Jane Sewards
Kenneth Samuels
Myles Judd
If G Veet
Vernal Seminary
Proeto
Landscape Expert to Aid Valley Home Beautification Program
Landscape expert prof hogensen and county agents plan a community home beautification program in Vernal First and Maeser wards. They will discuss plans for church grounds and involve residents in tree planting to improve the county landscape under relief society and extension service collaboration.
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JO Hogensen
Vernal
Iet
Jogensen
Russel Keetch
Vernal First Ward
Maeser
Lions Club Nominates Officers for April 22 Election
At a regular Vernal Lions Club meeting on Wednesday night nominations were held for officer posts to be decided on April 22. Candidates include Olen Miller for president, A V Lewis for first vice president, Floyd Noel for third vice president, Clark Newell for secretary treasurer, and J J Douglass for Lion Tamer among others. The club also announced fundraisers, a clean-up campaign, and plans to pursue highway funds and home beautification efforts.
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Vernal Lions Clu
A4tate Laws
Olen Miller
OHS Sowady
David Calder
W K_ Bullock
A Vv Lewis
C W Showalter
J R Mouglissiin Douglan
Alport
Vernal City
L Cowan Wea
Lions Falles
Yub Auditorium
Tim Cooper
Committee of Lions
Aesist
Glen Miller
W H Wallis
Clark Newell Lion Miller
US 40
Fhawbeny Vale
Elf
Lions Club
Talon Wats
Rawlings Elected Democratic State Chairman in Salt Lake
Calvin W. Rawlings won the Democratic state chairmanship at Salt Lake City, defeating incumbent OTR Michelsen of Richfield by 4014 to 20% in a committee vote. The meeting also elected two vice chairmen and two associate vice chairwomen, with Mrs Ftte Spsadiove of Richfield and Mrs Meiribel Buvenson of Ogden among the new appointees.
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Calvin W Rawlings
Salt Lake City
Turd
Democratic State Committee
Otr Michelsen
Wichfield
Salt Lake
Rawlings
Micheen
Mra Trank W Penrown
Ftte Spsadiove
Richfield
Meiribel Buvenson
Ogden
Waa
Jed Wilson
Milford
Beaver County
Democratic Committee
Vyseclimation
Snow Measurements From Ashley Forest Snow Survey
Snow survey conducted by Ashley National Forest Service measured depth and water content at elevations 8500 to 10000 feet in several ridges including Lake Fork Mountain Mosby Mountain Paradise Park and Upper Kings Gatterie. Readings show water content around 9 to 12 percent with inches of water and total snow depths varying by site. Since the measurements storms have added to the water content.
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Ashley National Foress Service
Fen Lake Fork Mountain
Duchenne River
Mosby Mountain
Whitedocks River
Kings Cabin
County Schools and Nine Months Plan for 1933-34
A Uintah county school board meeting discussed the nine month school year for 1933 34 the new teachers contract and salary adjustments with $4000 set aside for teacher raises. Projects include moving the Woods school house to Alterra, site work on Alterra grounds, and the Roosevelt Stake seminary building. transport for Indian children and WPA nursery work were also on the agenda along with bus routes and well deepening to curb brackish water.
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Tha Uline
Tah
Roy
VT Rice
Altenn
Rices
Propo Yal
Rico
Woods Scheo
Alterra
Roosevelt Stake
Noble
Guster
Ula State Road
Uintah
Uless
Warvey Wallinger
Fort Duchesne
Aleterra
Myr Taylor
Clyde Thompson
WPA
Funeral Services For E T Corless Held Saturday
Funeral services for E T Corless were held Saturday in the Vernal First Ward chapel with Bishop Pantha Cader conducting. The service featured a special mixed-voice quartet, with music by noted local singers and a procession of pallbearers, followed by interment in Vernal City Cemetery.
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Corless
Pantha Cader
Warren D Richardson
Maren
John Jorgensen
Glenn Lambert
Clark Newell
Bright
WA Banks Ace York
Charles FP Tucke Tr
Richard Hanna
Jeane York
MW. Curry
Bwain
Vernal City
Bishop Ponta Calder
Denver bus service resumes route when roads open
The Denver and Lake Bus Line, halted in Vernal, plans to resume service to Denver once roads reopen. TH James noted buses would start on regular schedules again as soon as feasible.
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James O
Denver
Bait Lake
Vernal
Bat Lake City
Three C Camp to Be Established at Elk Springs
RF Estey of Craig announced that a CCC camp will be reestablished at Elk Springs in Moffat County this spring. The camp will open between April first and sixteenth with a minimum enrollment of 183 men. Estey says Craig men O J Keeley and Mr Estey will serve as foremen, and the camp likely begins with a rotation season.
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Moffat County
RF Estey
Craig
Ek Springs
Estey
J Keeley
Fstey
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Uintah Schools
Wool Marketing Association
Omcers
Utah Wool Marketing Association
Sylvester
State
Joseph H. Bateman
UHS
AAA
U.S. 40
Jintah
Toms
Lief Society
County Extension Service
Lions Cluh
Calvin W. Rawlings
Ashley Forest
Dees & Foot
Aliger
The
Bravo
E.T. Corless
Elk Springs
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