Stringham Ward Manwaring Present Views At Hearing
Briant Stringham chairs the Colorado River Development committee at a Washington hearing on Echo Park Split Mountain. He blames growth and industrial use for water shortages and says Echo Park Dam is essential for Utah’s water rights and the Central Utah Project. Ward, Vernal Chamber executive secretary, notes Upper Basin history and lands in a Utah county of over 2.8 million acres, with most federally owned.
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Briant
HH. Stringham
Colorado River Development Committee
Washington, D. C
Echo Park
Tingham
Colorado River
Green
Yampa
Utah
Echo Park Dam
Uah
Mr. Stringham
Vernal
David H. Madsen
The
Uon Park Service
Park Service
Umrent
Stringham
Scar Chapman
Secy
Frank B. Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Edia
Ward
United States
Breitie
Humpie Creek Company
Onsanto Emical Company
Ture
Central Utah
Jintah Basin
Colorado
Pes Echo Park
Eytan
Ashel Manwaring County Commission
West
SR Pgre
Mr. Manwaring
Echo Park Dam seen as key to Utah growth and jobs
A Utah hearing focused on Echo Park Dam and the Central Utah Project, with officials claiming the venture would unlock irrigation for 149000 acres, spur creation of dozens of industries, support about 20000 workers, and fuel farm income growth while stressing federal land control and local tax concerns. Speakers warned of decentralization and urged dam construction to secure economic and political stability for the region.
Naples Ward Conference Held In Naples
Naples Ward Conference was held at the chapel Sunday with Archie Johnson Byron Goodrich Lawrence Fox and Brian O Neild in attendance. Special numbers were given by the choir under Lowe Goodrich. Mrs Louis A Haws accompanied her son Bill to Provo Wednesday. Mrs Bert Karren and Howard Mams attended a funeral in Provo. Numerous local families and guests from Canada were noted. lunch was served and the evening ended in sociability. Primary teachers training was held. Lovell Simmons welcomed a new baby home Friday. The Manwaring brothers work on Roosevelt Union high school project. Calvin Wilson and baby left for Nyssa Oregon after a visit with Fred Reynolds and Myron Roberts families.
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Naples Ward
Archie Johnson
Byron Goodrich
Lawrence Fox
Brian O'Niel
Lowe Goodrich
Louis A. Haws
Bill
Provo
Bill Haws
Portland
Ore
Bert Karren Ward
Howard
Glen
Agnes Wood
Alice Still
Glen Atwood
Arthur Atwood
Canada
Orlo Goodrich
Josephine
Ada Openshaw
Jay
Max Anderson
Craig
Cole
Frank Roberts
And
Myron Roberts
Val Moss
Trideli
Larensa
Usher Lewis Ferguson Adds Stucco Coat To Improve Home
Usher Lewis Ferguson finishes his house with a coat of stucco. Reports mention visits by Mrs. Clara Farnsworth and Mrs. Atwood's relatives in Grand Junction Colorado, with several family members journeys noted. Neighbors including Mrs. Eva Rushton modernizing her home and the local Poe Society quilting for Mrs. Vennie Dahlberg are cited in brief social notes.
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Lewis Ferguson
Lewis Ferpean
Keith Bowen
Hayden
Monta ministers and locals travel for work and worship
Anse Reverand W. B. Green spoke at Sitendades Bible class Thursday and heads Monta Ministries with ties to Newton and Millis. Kenneth Covington and Neal Domgaard traveled to Ni Castle Wyoming for oil field work. Mr and Mrs Hyrum Domgaard visited Vernal for Mrs Domgaard’s medical care. The Harmony club gathered at Deloris Alfreds home last Friday for a pot luck luncheon.
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W. B. Green
Green
Monta
Newton
Millis
K College
Kenneth Covington
Neal Domgaard
Ni Castle
Wyo
Hyrum Domgaard
Domgaard
Harmony Club
Del
Secretary Resigns After Twenty-Five Years In Company
The Rock Point Canal Company held a meeting Tuesday evening appointing Mrs Elmer Sweet as secretary replacing Mrs Wm Morrison who had served in that role for twenty five years. Frank Fielding and wife returned to Provo after visiting their son and family. Charley Mecham’s death was reported at Salt Lake City. Several local residents and visitors attended events and talked with Wallace Johnson and Frank Walker during a Sunday meeting.
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the Rock
Point Canal Company
Elmer Sweet
Wm. Morrison
Morrison
Frank D. Fielding
Provo
Kelith Fielding
Earl Mecham
Charley Mecham
Salt Lake City
Charles Percival
Oka
Yo Ir
Shea Virgil Bleek
Keith Fielding
Wallace Johnson
The
High Counsel
Frank Walker
Pat Johnson
Paul Watkins
Rangely
J. P. Rahm
Earl Merrell
Craig, Colo
Ent
Della
Nate Eres
Civil Service Opens Bids To Fill Posts
Civil Service invites applications by May 1 1930 for business specialist and commerce analyst posts in New Mexico Wyoming and Colorado. Salaries range 4600 to 5400 a year with no written test required. Applications available from Jesse A Eaves Vernal or the Denver office and must be filed in Denver by May 1 1930.
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Civil Service Region
Commerce
Civil Service Commission
Department of Commerce
New Mexico
Travis
Wyoming
Commission
Jesse A. Eaves
Thew
Civil Service ‘Office
Denver
New Denver 2
Colo
Thas
Geologists Prepare Uinta Basin Field Trip Headquarters
Geologists and industry leaders plan a June field trip across the mid continent area, centered in Vernal and Price Utah, to assess petroleum formations. The Intermountain Association of Petroleum Geologists will guide a tour with experts from major companies, compiling a guide book on regional geology and prospects.
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Vernal
Peorina
Uinta Bastah
Ond Ashley
Intermountain
Eatact
Bieta Ou, and Gas Co
Intermountain ‘Association of Petaleum Pheno Dats
Gilde Pte Boeneee
Utah
United Basin
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Stringham, Ward, Manwaring
Mobile Gas and Oil
Goodyear Tires
Es Crosley
Ensign & Son
WAITE
Tust
Ashley Valery
Paris
Saya
Panthan Pleepars
Naples
Mrs
Ade Openshaw
Usher
Stella Underwood
Anse
Ashley
Nes
Alma Preece
Civil Service
Nernal
Eaton
Edith ‘Winn
Craig, Cole
John Powell
Bors Persmela
A. Murray
Yon Wil
Faith Alfred
Udell
Airs
Niles
Haslem
Venna Wardell
Loran
Piven
Ts! Eishantsg
PROTO
Giant
Commeinand
Lvett Ey
Pavre
Wweenenes
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Others
Bradshaw Auto Parts CO
Main, Vernal
Uintah Basin
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