School Bus Service Debate At Uintah High Verna
At a Board of Education meeting community opposition urged discontinuing the bus line to Vernal high school. Proponents cited educational value, isolation in the county, and gains from student interaction, while weather and travel strain highlighted the need for reliable transport.
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Board of Education
Uintah High School
Verna
Bedt
Vernal
Otter
Central High
Lowe
Dependability and community building through mutual trust
The article argues that a community’s future rests on dependability among residents and professionals. It stresses that when people can rely on each other 24 hours a day the foundation for a strong community is formed, highlighting the need for trust between neighbors and local leaders.
Utah Agitation Fights Public Expenditure Disclosure
The Salt Lake Tribune argues for full publication of all public expenditures as required by law, criticizing secrecy in government finances. It contends that periodical reporting protects taxpayers, curbs misbursements, and promotes efficiency while warning against officials who avoid scrutiny after elections.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune
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The Howe merchant and the home town store
A call to trade with local merchants who support churches and charities, visit the sick, send flowers, and boost the town’s growth. It argues home merchants provide credit and neighborly service, shaping the city’s prosperity through consistent advertising and community care.
Schools Should Stay Open During Epidemics Say Health Authorities
The piece argues that closing schools during outbreaks is counterproductive, noting past studies and medical leaders who favor keeping schools open. It claims gatherings at schools resemble classroom contact and that examinations and precautions can help, urging caution before urging school closures.
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National Bureau of Education
Sdeen
Old Age Pension Rules Explained By County Officials
County officials outline eligibility for a new old age pension of up to 25 dollars monthly for residents aged 63 or older who are unable to work. Applications start after May 14 1929 and must be filed with the county commissioners on official blanks signed under oath and supported by two local citizens affirming knowledge of the applicant.
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Miverwal
Board of County Commissioners
Glines Ward Stirs Community News From Field to Funeral
A Glines ward meeting Sunday evening drew the stake presidency. Mrs John Glines returned from Rainbow with her daughter Clara Perry. Several visitors stopped by including Reed Bodily and Vern Roberta. Numerous locals reported new car purchases and community events at the high school field.
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Ming Hodgkinson
Ora Johnson
Bell Perry
Miner
Stephen Mantle
Thomas
Abs Ilarsis
Glines
Mra Samuel Peterson
Neola
Bunday
Mra
Archie Gregory II
Nevada
Myrile Merriott
Merriott
Retta Gregory
Lucy
the Snow College
Zelda
John Hacking
Lenora Vernon
Stake Relief Society
Glinos Relief Society
Local Ward Notes Include Family Visits and Farm News
Residents report visits from relatives and neighbors, with several mentions of illness, recoveries, and local farming. Visitors include Lee Duston, Mrs Caroline LaBeau, and Mr and Mrs Andrew Murray. William Holmes works his tractor. Lewis Freestone kills a coyote on the farm.
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William Holmes
David Karen Sr
Vis Tyan Atwood
Josef Werbert
Peltier Society Housse
Lee Duston
Hamilton
Cola
Andrew Murray
Edward L. Anderson
Isp
Nelson
P Rogers
E Seeley
Hope
Glines Ward
Ross
Stel Karren
Lapoint
Vislt
Mary Wiroxen
Prank Wilcoxen
Magumonia
Youlliam Arnold
Gusher
Tia
Caroline LaBeau
Thomas Edward Xudd
Blue Mountain
Arabella Atwood
Kaprved
Lewis Freestone
Uintah High students nominate officers for next year
Uintah High School student body nominated three candidates per office for the year. The Salvation party ticket includes Owen Slaugh for president Alton Bingham vice president Exia Tlanting secretary Mrs Susy Langford editor Dallas Matehell master Taine Tardy chief of police Clyde Jensen business manager. The UHL 8 Party ticket lists Sydney Goodrich president Lila Chivers secretary Larue Tunting editor Lloyd Lind business manager Harold Kelley cheer master Dee Jerking chief-of.
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Uintah High School
Salvation Party
Conars
Owen Slaugh
Alton Bingham
Exia Tlanting
Susy Langford
Dallas Matehell
Taine Tardy
Clyde Jensen
UHL 8
Stackirs
Sydney Goodrich
Lila Chivers
Larue Tunting
Lloyd Lind
Harold Kelley
Dee Jerking
Zippers Party Names Leadership Team
The Zippers Party announces its leadership lineup with Wright Mool as president Ladys Blaugh as vice president Loulas Dings Bam as secretary Howard Calder as manager and Dob Steele as chief of.
Election to be held Friday April 20 with Russian ballot
Police report details a local election set for Friday April 20 using a secret ballot system described as the Russian ballot method. The notice names Helen Calder as editor and Mark Hailwell as master in charge of the election process.
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Helen Calder
Mark Hailwell
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