Cattle Trade Shifts as Sheep Beat Cattle on Uintah Range
In Uintah County, cattle herds are being replaced by sheep on ranges along White and Grand rivers. Adams & Owens purchased over 2000 cattle from Pard Dodds Jr. and Archie Richardson. Dodds may switch to sheep. Andrew Murray sold remaining cattle. all at 25 dollars per head. The era of vast cattle herds on Blue Mountain winds down as spring arrives.
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Uintah County
Adams & Owens
Fruita
Mif_le
White River
Whie
Grand Rivers
Pard Dodds Jr
Archie Richardson
Andrew Murray
Blue Mountain
Hyrum Manwaring
Manwaring
Harden Bennion
Leota
Henderson Beach
Roosevelt
M Young
Salt Lake City
Vernal Expresa
Farm Bureau Leases Basin Garage for Wool Warehouse
Uintah County Farm Bureau secures East Garage for a temporary headquarters to store government wool and farm products awaiting shipment. Johnson and Roy Carroll supervise receiving and shipping as wool arrivals begin with about 100 bags expected this week and routes planned to Craig Colorado and Boston via rail and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Basin
Uintah County
Government
Creig
Colorado
Johnson
Roy Carroll
Frank Evans
Evans
America
Utah State Farm Board
American Board of Federation
Chicago
Utah
Flo
Untarik County Court House
Vernal
Boston
Craig
Galveston
Duchesne County
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt
Albertus Willerdsory
Utah Petty Producers Association
State Poultry Producers Association
McLea
McLeas
Salt Lake City
Federal Farm Board
Vernal Gun Club Boxing Pool Night Draws Record Crowd
Vernal Gun Club staged a boxing meet at the Swimming Pool Arena last Saturday night drawing over 300 fans. Headliners Ellis versus Palmer and Massey versus Robbins delivered strong showings with local fighters largely scoring in a spirited card. Referee Frar Swain oversaw bouts as Gun Club president Bus Hatch praised valley support and family attendance for a clean, entertaining event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Howard Ellis
Art Palmer
Salt Lake
Everett Masey
Pasty
Lee Workman
Uintah County Sportsman Took Out 803 Fish and Came Licenses Last Year
The 1929 state fish and game report shows over 60 060 sportsmen paid fees for hunting and fishing in Utah. Uintah County issued 9802 licenses, with total license revenue exceeding 4 149 000 dollars and broad county participation. Commissioner J Arthur Mecham expects higher 1930 activity as fish and game production rises.
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Uintah County Sportsman
Utah
Win
Fish and Game Department
Beaver
Pdoxelder
Carbon
Daggett
Davis
Duchesne
Emery
Garfield
Grand
Iron
Juad
Kane
Mullard
Morgan
Rich
Piute
Sevier
Summit
Salt Lake City
San Juan
Salt Lac County
Sanpete
Tooele
Uintah
Wasatch
Washington
Weber
Wayne
Idaho
Wyoming
J Arthur Mecham
Female corn borer moth lays about 400 eggs
The observation notes that a female corn borer moth deposits roughly 400 eggs in her reproductive cycle, indicating high potential for rapid population growth under favorable conditions.
Vernal musician Professor Hansen now in New York as composer
Professor William F Hansen once a Vernal musician is now in New York building contacts with musicians singers and voice trainers. A Brooklyn Citizen notice praises his work and a Musical Angias column by David Gornstuffy features Hansen describing his youth and the east’s wild character in relation to his music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Hansen
New York
Willam F Hansen
New York City
Brooklyn
David Gornst
Williar F Hanson
East
Hanson
Judge Watkins April term disposes criminal and civil cases
Judge Watkins presided over the April term disposing numerous cases. The docket includes Ben Morris trial for assault with deadly weapon, pending as press time, with District Attorney Pope and County Attorney Colton prosecuting and Dallas H. Young defending. Multiple jurors named and various defendants pled guilty to Wilful neglect and failure to provide with scheduled payments. Other cases include dismissals, continuances, and probate actions involving estates of Moore Evans Mantle Rasmussen Cloward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Morris
MC B Pope
Hugh W Colton
Dallas H. Young
Morris
Porter Merrill Jos Te McKee Chas
P Bingham
Porter Long
Frank Gsiddowly
Maud Carpenter
Margaret Timothy Charles Taylor
Pole Morris
George Agaret
Dtnth
Tustoo LI
Waa
Geoge Aviares
Ben Motla
Clifford Oleon
Falure
Sid
Ashton Bros
Perrie Brinton
Ben Holley
John E MecNaughton
John Ira Burton
Labrum
Fred Roberts
Fphriam Pitt
Snellen Johnson
Joseph H Seeley
Max Seeley
C W Showalter
Sumner
Alta Baird vi
D. W Baird
Quintila Mantle
Stephen Mantle
Alexander D Moore
Enrtist
Moses Moore
Prominent Bean Raisers Visit Uintah Basin To Talk Dry Beans
T E Duncan of Twin Falls Idaho and G P Peppard of Delta Utah will address Uintah Basin residents next week. The sessions, arranged by J G Peppard Seed Company and local communities, focus on growing and handling dry edible beans as a business and the potential for Basin crops to boost farming profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T E Duncan
Twin Falls
Idaho
G P Peppard
Delta
Utah
Uintah Basin
J G
Duncan
Army planes to stage mock air battle over San Francisco
San Francisco readers will witness a massive 200 aircraft mock battle at Mills Field on April 19 and 20. Brigadier General William E. Gilmore leads the Blue Army in defense against a mythical invader, with a public inspection and live radio descriptions for a quarter million spectators.
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San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Mills Field & Francista
Neds
Blue Army
Willam E. Gilmore
Mather Field
Voda Band Plans Annual Play at Uintah High School
Voda Band preparations are underway for the annual Voda Band Play at Uintah High School Auditorium on April 3 and 25 26. The senior class vaudeville on April 21 features an one act play while April 25 presents a concert by the school orchestra and band under Art Lloyd Winn. The Friday program promises an interesting evening with the faculty offering A Panilly Affair for laughs.
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Wilk
Uintah High School Auditorum
Thureday
Art Lloyd Winn
Probation Officer Proposes Library Toy Program After School
A probation officer at the childrens court suggests a circulating library of databe toys to keep children out of mischief after school hours. The idea aims to provide constructive activities and safe supervision for youth in the community.
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Childrens Court
Government figures show US tourists spent in Europe last year
Government figures indicate about 400000 American tourists spent 170 million dollars in Europe during the previous year.
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Europe
Wooden elf press found in ruins hints olive crushing origins
A wooden device labeled as an elf press was unearthed at the ruins associated with Her culaneum. Archaeologists note it resembles presses used for crushing olives, suggesting ancient olive processing practices echo in modern times.
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Rulna
Herculaneum
Man Killing Bulls Advice From Professor Caine
A Utah State Agricultural College guide urges dairy farmers to protect handlers by building separate bull yards with a box stall and breeding chute. It notes bulls are unpredictable and recommends careful feeding, exercise, and isolation to prevent fatal incidents.
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Utah State Agricultural College
Utah
Impressive Funeral Services for Wm Evans in Vernal
Funeral services for William Evans were held Friday at 2 PM in Vernal First Ward Chapel with Joseph Horrocks presiding. Mabel Stagg played the march as pallbearers Archie Lewis DeVere Carroll Tom Katten Derrell King Lawrence Carter and Francis Fetch assisted. The service featured a quartet and remarks by teachers and neighbors, ending with burial at Vernal Cemetery.
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Willian Evant
Vernal First Ward
Joseph Horrocks
Mabel Stagg
Archie Lewis DeVere Carrol
Tom Katten
Derrell King Layw
Rence Carter
Francis Fetch
J Cilye Davis
Birt May Jorgensen
Wallace Calder
Reed Morrill Sane
E J Longehurst
Dee Ning
Charles Colton
Evans
Distret
May Jorgensen
Walter Woolley
John N Dani
Edward Watkins
Marriages and plans marked in Vernal society notes
Thirty years ago in Vernal the weekly notes report a marriage license issued to Henry Chatwin and Mary A. Dudley, rumor of a Denver relocation by Mayor Browne, Lizzie Belcher leaving the Indian school at Fort Hall Idaho, and travel with Neale Howard to Vernal. James Kane reports ore at Dyer mine with Bitty Donaher striking 18 inches of ore. T B Wilson and Mary C Neilson wed by Justices Pack Whurtday. The band plans a Millard concert by a hand wagon, with local volunteers including Architect Cook and Leslie Ashton aiding. 35) committee targets May completion. Market gardener G A Slaugh offers radishes and lettuce. Alfreds welcome a new baby boy. Elder Jacob Wilson returns from a two year Norway mission."
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Hanson
Henry Chatwin
Mary A. Dudley
Jensen
M Browne
Denver
Colorado
Lizzie Belcher
Fort Hall
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Neale Howard
Vernal
James Kane
Split Mountains
Dyer
Bitty Donaher
T B Wilson
Mary C Neilson
Pete Neilson
Justices Pack
Millward
Cook
Leslie Ashton
Takim
Mayee
G A Slaugh
Alfred
Martin
Jacob Wilson
Norway
Captain Crossbones Opera Delights Vernal Audiences
Ulutanh High School presented Captain Crossbones at the auditorium last Friday and Saturday. The production showcased a strong chorus and orchestra, notable dancing, and skilled principal performers including Frank Posma and Mary Langford. Critics praised decorations and lighting, and commended music head Lloyd Winn for training.
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Coptain
Ulutanh High School
Vernal
Remarkabe
Murch
Lloyd Winn
Frank Posma
Mary Langford
Aston Bingham
Alice Caldwell
Norma Allen
Wiley Stewart
Weldon Bastian
Lewis Roberta
Cordon Young
Gladys Slaugh
Victory Bingham
Lloyd Pops
Lorn Jackson
Glen Guyman
Marva Hodson
R L Pixton
Coy Fife
Donald Maryon
Charles Lewis
Evan Workman
Eldon Cock
Sam Poulsen
Merle Campbell
David Merkley
Glenn Lee
Nile Hardy
Aaron Lewis
Qdonnell Goodrich
Howard Andrews
Orin Stevens
Earl Newmeyer
Kehie Germann
Don Engberson
Carl Bearle
Ashley Hodge
Sucton Denzel Adams
Ashley Engberson
Dancag
Velma Hennison
Donna Lyman
Bernice Colton
Phoebe Allan Aston Reynolds
Aston Anderson
Aleen Swain
Evelyn Stark
Pierl Foeter
Mada Hall
Jae Penfield
Lorna Colton
Zora Elingford
Naomi Collier
Idonna Larsen
Mae Newmeyer
Thurzs Alexander
Jennie Simpers
Ruth Calder
Fflildred MecCarre
Elnora Basrom
Flora Caldwell
Cora Bennion
Irig Gardiner
Iiris Miller
Pearl Foster
Mas Penfield
Population estimates from stone to iron age
A scientist estimates world population rose from about one million in the early stone age to roughly twenty million by the iron age, reflecting rapid demographic growth across prehistoric eras.
Cranberries as Food in Russia and Sandine History
Fragments indicate cranberries were used as food in Russia and Sandine before their introduction into England, suggesting long prior regional use and barter. The text preserves early cultural notes without detailing dates or authorities.
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Russia
England
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Vernal Gun Club
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D.C
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Parley Galloway
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Taut Yeek
John Evans
Pearl McCarrell
Arthur Rasmussen
Oltie Rasmussen
Ambie Cloward
James McCarthy
Voda
Man
George B. Caine
Wm. Evans Frida
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