Twin Falls Bean Expert to Explain Culture of New Industry
Dan FiIml- Tan former Vernal Express editor is noted as hosting a series of educational bean industry meetings in Ashley Valley and Jensen. J G Peppard Seed Co and T E Duncan of Twin Falls Idaho will explain bean cultivation, markets, and practices to Basin growers, with sessions at Vernal First ward chapel and Jensen ward hall.
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Twin Falls
Ashley Valley
Jensen
Vernal First Ward
Jensen Ward Hall
J G
Duncan
Twin Falla
Trinidad Bean and Elevator Company
United States
Uintah Basin
Charlie Peppard
J G Peppard
Lions Club
Uintah
G. Peppard Sher Company
George W. Cahoon
Uintah County Poultry Producers Hold Joint Meeting at Roosevelt
Uintah and Duchesne County poultry producers met in Roosevelt to hear Albertus Willardson of the Utah Poultry Producers Association discuss Uintah Basin prospects. He urged large fat chicken breeds, expanded turkey production, and plans for a 25 000 capacity incubator next year, noting a potential for one good hatchery and a local warehouse is secured.
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Roosevit
Uintah
Duchesne
Albertus Willardson
Utah Poultry Producers Association
Uintah Basin
Alan
State Association
Villamor
Uintah Stake Primary Marbles Tournament May finals Set
The Uintah Stake Primary runs a May marble tournament for boys 12 and under with a finals May 31 at Calder Bros Creamery. Exhibitions for district leaders, practice begins next Monday, names of entrants to appear next issue. Rules cover marble sizes, knuckle shooting, no hunching, and referee final.
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Uintah Stake
Calder Bros Creamery II
Imperial
Fred Bingham
M K, Shaffer
John Bragg
Clyde Chivers
Henry Slaugh
Hugh Colton
Mrs Christine C McCurdy dies after long illness in Ashely Valley
Mrs Christine C McCurdy an Ashely Valleys longtime resident died Tuesday night April 22 after a long illness. Nearly eighty, she had been bedridden six months. Survived by four sons and five daughters plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives arrived Wednesday to attend the funeral set for Thursday at two oclock in the Glines ward chapel.
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Christine C McCurdy
Ashely Valleys
McCurdy
Soma
Glines Ward
Chanet
Clean Town Contest Visited by Duchesne Officials
Duchesne hosts a clean up and improvement campaign inspection led by County Farm Agent and Supervisor Judge with Miss Allee Pederson. Buildings and yards will be scored, improvements noted, and awards given after the campaign. G P of the city and local business houses sponsor prizes.
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Duchesne
Peterson County
Allee Pederson
G & PW
Peterson
Pederson
Roosevelt Proposals Under Review for New Project Plan
Officials discuss planned propeta at Roosevelt with ongoing wag ons for implementation. Community groups express cautious support as timelines and funding details are outlined.
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Roosevelt
Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Large Uintah County Crowd
A Tuesday night gathering at the Second Ward chapel featured Attorney Frank Evans and W H Folland of Salt Lake City outlining advantages of the new cooperative. They praised Basin progress, Vernal thrift, and urged active member participation, regular meetings, and strong officer authority to ensure success.
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Uintah County Farm Intreau Cooperative Association
Second Ward
Frank Evans
W H Folland
Salt Lake City
Cooperative Association
Evang
American Farm Board Federation
Folland
Vernal
Ebvans
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
American Fann Bureau
Federal Farm Board
Fvans
Congress
California Farm Producers
Fians
Uintah Farm Bureau Operation Association
Evans
Vernal Students Earn College Honor Roll Honors
Vernal residents Miss Hazel Sowards and Grant H Calder of Wish State Agricultural College have earned the A Honor Roll for the past quarter. Announcement came from the registrar's office noting straight A grades in all scholastic subjects. Sowards, a sophomore in Home Economies, majors in Foods and is a Home Economies club member. Calder is also listed.
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Logan
Hazel Lonyards
Grant H. Calder
Vernal
Wish State Agricultural College
Sowards
Vistah High Track Team Heads to Brigham Young Meet
Vistah High will send a large track squad to the Brigham Young University invitation meet in Provo. Coach Taylor calls this the biggest group he has taken since arriving, with stars from last year joined by new riders who have trained steadily. The team plans field and relay events and eyes future division meets in Price. Among the group are Dil Farrar, George Alexander, Cleorge Galloway, Lewis Roberts Stoward Calder, Arthur Woolley and Dee Jenkins, with Calder a Sigma Chi and Alpha Kappa member pursuing business administration.
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Uistah
B .U Ui
Provo
Utah
Cordh Taylor
Fis
Uinish
Roirgare Dil Farrar
George Alexander
Cleorge Galloway
Lewis Roberts
Stoward Calder
Clean Up Vacant Buildings To Boost Vernal Business
A 1930 editorial urges residents to address vacant stores and factory buildings in Vernal to improve the town’s image and attract new customers. It advocates meetings, ordinances, and community action by men and women through civic clubs and local groups to push for cleanup, decorated windows, and ornamental fencing to hide barren lots and invite business.
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Vernsl
Chamber of Commerce
Fervilee Club
Lodge City Council Property Owners Association
Womens Club
Sewing Circle Ladies and Society
Bridge Pinochle
Finch
Vernal
Sou
America
New Officers Named by Vernal Lions Club Meeting
At the Wednesday Lions Club session presided by President Ray Duke nominations were set for the upcoming one year terms. Officers include President J A Cheney and George W Cahoon as vice presidents with several other posts filled by J F Douglas A G Nord Chas Hatch Thornton Match Rica C Cooper G, and more. Ballots will list these names for the May 14 vote while a motion to change meeting time to noon was considered.
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Lions Club
Ray Duke
J A Cheney
George W. Cahoon
FR Douglas
Nord Chas Hatch
Thornt
Rica
Cooper
J O Anderson
Tressurer
Wm DB Wallis
Tjon Tank
Bus Hatch
Tall ‘Twister
Sarmon Sowards i Lloyd P Winn
James H Wallis W . Wenderson
George A Slaugh N
H Calder
Thomas
The
Salvation Arm
Lion Guid
James
Wallis
Lioyd P Winn
Bob Stringham
George W Cahoon
Kenneth Richardson
Lloyd P Winn
Lion He
Calder
State Road Commission
Jensen
Calépr
United County
North Fron Siddoways Bridge
Llun James He Wallis
Gade Lions
Denver
Moffat Road
American Fork
Lion James H Wallis
Lion
Lion Jay Duke
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal Utah Bear Lion
Beanscreage
Ashley Valley
Lion J A. Cheney
Lion James HH
Lion Bryant
Nf. Stringham
Passenger Fare Reduced by Lions Committee
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad cuts passenger fare to five cents per mile with a round trip rate, effective May 17, following Lions Club Rate Committee efforts over eight months. New Denver round trip is $17.40. Denver-Craig one way $11.60, reducing costs by over $1000 on a Denver round trip and $4.64 on a one way. Committee members include E E Brockman George A Pughe Tom Te Lee Jones. freight and express reductions have also been secured.
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Denver and
Salt Lace
Craig Lions Club
Mofat Road
Denver
Craig
Lions Club
E E Brockman
George A Pughe
Tom T'e
Lee Jones
Home of Chas Carpenter Destroyed by Fire
Charles Carpenter's house burned Wednesday afternoon trapping four children. Theo Carpenter broke a west sash to lower each child to safety while Lyle aided moving items. Fire Chief Snyder led efforts as townspeople and high school boys helped save furniture. Mrs Carpenter, away in Salt Lake, was en route home. Insurance coverage noted.
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Charles
Carpenter
Theo
Salt Lake
Lyle
M Snyder
Mer Carpenter
Mre Carpenter
Lion
Nay Duke
Lisas Boy Stringham
Jak Douglas
Vernal Roller Mill Burns in Devastating Fire
The Vernal mill burned to the ground destroying the building, all its machinery, and over 36000 bushels of wheat. Officials say a spark from the smokestack started the blaze as a strong breeze fed the flames. Rescue efforts saved nearby property, but the three story structure was a total loss with great financial impact on local bread supply and prices. The event followed by social notices of several marriages and local business moves.
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Dan Fiiml- Tan
Vernal Express
Vernal
Hillman
Utah
Green River Bridge Fund
Ake
J Winder
Maeser
Fairview
Wcct
Maeser Ward
Henry Peterson
Laura Z Fuell
Hayden
Court House
Don B Colton
Galloway
the Express
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Richfield
David Mackay Hr
Green River
Joseph Poulsen
Manassa Colorado
Mackay
Myton
Uintah Basin
Duchesne Record
Theodore
Kurtzman
BFW Davis Company
Kingsbury Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
Young Peoples Society
James Couper
Perd Wood William Gook
Marcellus Pop
Campbell Titster
Phoebe Nye
Clair Johnson
Silt Lake Temple
Henry Chatwin
Mary A. Dudley
George Bulings
Stephen Dudley
Ward House
Ashley Co-op
Wm. Biddoway
Salt Lake City
O B Atweod
Ashley Co Op
Atwood
Joseph Campbell
Sadie Tolliver
Marshal J M Tolliver
Joseph Black
County Officials Discuss 1930 Victor Highway Plans
County Commissioner Smith of Steamboat Springs met with Vernal businessmen on a Saturday to review the Colorado Highway Commission map for 1930. Readings highlighted road work on Highway 43 totaling nearly a half million dollars, largely aimed at the Craig to Utah line segment.
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Smith
Steamboat Springs
Colorado Highway Commission
Victor Highway
Denver
Colorados
Craig
Utah
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Uintah County
Farm Bureau
Calders
School of Commerce
Sigma Chi
Alpha Kappi Pet
A. D. Stone
Lions Committee
Chas
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