Local notes and rumors from a rural town archive
A fragmented letter column reports high wages at a central school, local shop upgrades, and financial worries. It mentions Mrs Lillian Elder teaching dressmaking, hunger and poultry fears, a missing Eastman Kodak, and community reminders about church dues, a Vogue show, and a burned town caution. The writer references various residents and daily events with informal slang and misspellings.
Dinosaur quarry closure discussed by Professor Douglass
Professor Earl Douglass, temporary custodian at the Dinosaur National Monument, urged delaying closures of the famous Dinosaur quarry at Jensen until fixed arrangements are made. He hopes large visitor groups and a permanent custodian will speed up access while notes on eight tons of roslls destined for shipment to the Carnegie Institute are mentioned alongside plans for further research in the Uintah Basin and oil problems.
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Obp
Jenson
Earl Douglass
Dinosaur National
Profesor Douglass
Douglass
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Craig
Uintah
Death on White River after accident details in Utah region
The report recalls John Glenn who was fatally injured when struck by a limb during an accident near Ouray Utah. He never regained consciousness and died at 7 am. Cause listed as concussion of the brain from the blow. His wife, children, and extended family are noted with a large local Native American attendance at the vigil.
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Allan
Reddy
Vogue
Marrid Iife
Jim Dash
The
Express
John Pope
Watson Jesses
Menny
Ourn
Jim “Dash
Colton
Thare House
John McAndrew
Mister McAndrew
Lake
Angeles
L. Angeles
Mr. Glenn
Sparky
Imb
Mr. Atwood
Ouray
Vernal
C. L. Knight
Randlett
Matt Curry
Curry
Stark
M. F. Ketchum
Francke
Mr. Knight
John Glenn
Second Ward
Ute Oil Company Plans Reorganization and Expansion
The Ute Oil Company, an Arizona corporation near Watson Utah, sold property last week and aims to form a new company to take over the asset. Plans call for a modern cracking plant to supply gasoline and fuel oil, with projected production and strong demand in the region. Engineers estimate refining costs at $1.50 per barrel and net $3.50 per barrel for some products, using current shale lands with substantial reserves and patented lands indicating over 100 million tons in sight. The existing Wallace system, 85 percent complete, can handle 150 to 200 tons daily and could be completed in three months. The company does not plan further refining now beyond expanding output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Oil Company
Arizona Corporation
Watson
Utah
Ute Ol Company
Potenta
Wallace
Famous Dinosaur Qu Now Closed to the Public
The famous dinosaur exhibit near the local park is temporarily closed due to a work stoppage. Officials cite ongoing maintenance and safety checks as the reason for the public closure.
Autoist Seeks Tool But Finds Cow Ranch Inland
While touring the west an autoist stopped at a nearby house for a tool. He asked for a monkey wrench but the man in charge replied that this was a cow ranch, not a workshop.
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Mister Ivers
Winn
Mister Young
Henry Millecam
Henry Miliscam
Jim
Dash
Lillian Elder
Dresa Farms
Eastman Kodak
Joe Jenkinson
ORC
Central School
Witmer‘s
MALL
WEISS
M. Weiss & Son
Roosevelt, Utah
British Columbia
Oregon
Washington
White River
Muresco
Vernal Lumber Co
Uintad State Bank
Firestone
United States
Goodyear
Kelly-Springfield
Oldfield
White
Vernal Auto Company
Oxfords
Superio
Acorn Mercantile Co
L. Hi. Woodard Company