UHS Band Attends Music Festival in Provo
Uintah stake MIA hosts Just for the Fun of It at Vernal ward hall with a program, hobby show and dance. The Untah High School band and girls glee clubs competed in Provo state music contest with 53 band members and 42 girls. Bands rated excellent in marching, average in concert. UHS formed UHS letters in stadium amid large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake Mia
Vernal First Ward
Untah High School
Lloyd Winn
Provo
Prova
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Golden Bastian
Darrel Bastian
Norman Johnson
Elizabeth Walker
Howard Lewis
David Hall
Lloyd Calder
Ferell Massey
UHS
Winn
Wann
Noble
Winn Ilarola Hullinger
H S Olson
Winh
American Legion
Election Appeal Prompt to Vote Before Final Period Date
A persuasive notice urges supporting the favored candidate by April 27 before the first period closes. It emphasizes timing and urges voters to submit ballots or actions within the deadline.
Bridge Construction Near Steinaker Draw Progressing
The state road commission reports a bridge being built over the gulch at the mouth of Steinaker draw on the Vernal Manila road. Completion is expected for early summer travel as asphalt laying in the Twists will begin next month. An asphalt plant operates with a small crew.
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State Road Commission
Ashley
Steinaker Draw
Te Maeser Store
Stelnaker Draw
Ouray Valley Canal
Uintah River
US 40
Keith Bulten
Duchesne-Fruitland
Hehaway
Fruitland
Jensen
Firemen Restore Broken Hose to Save Vern Richens House
Vernal City volunteers rapidly replaced a broken hose link during a fire at Vern Richens house near the Fair Grounds. The frame structure suffered a damaged roof an upstairs room two beds and bedding were destroyed while the rest of the household goods were saved. Mr and Mrs Richens had recently lost two children to scarlet fever.
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Vernal City Volunteer Fire Department
Otcuplea
Vern Richens
Fair Grounds
Richens
Indian Bear Dance Near White Rocks
The Ute Indian Dear Dance is at Whiterocks this week and will end Sunday if the weather allows. Many people are expected to travel from Vernal on Saturday and Sunday to attend the event.
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White Rocks
Whiterocks
Salt Lake City Patrolmen To Visit Jensen Junior High
Mrs Myrtle Dudley Peterson principal of Jensen junior high announced two Salt Lake City police motorcycle patrolmen will visit the school and community on Friday May 3. Patrolmen L W Pierce and L R Terry will be guests after a prior sight-seeing tour they made two weeks earlier. A general reception will be held Friday night at the ward chapel.
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Myrtle Dudley Peterson
Jensen Junior High
Salt Lake City
L W Pierce
L R Terry
East Lake City
Pierce
Mr Terry
Ware
First Period in Vernal Express Scholarship Campaign Closes Sat
Active workers in the Vernal Express Scholarship Campaign urge friends to understand the impact of subscriptions. A week of campaigning aims to maximize votes before Saturday night nine o'clock by securing new and renewing subscriptions, boosting the candidate's total and daily commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
Texpress
SUIS
Acdk Pune
Utah Court Finds Thousand Beer Licenses Illegal
An attorney general opinion says over a thousand Utah beer licenses are invalid. Governor Blood backed the liquor control bill, nullifying city and county licenses issued before March 25. The liquor commission will set license numbers by population, but methods to enforce remain undecided. It also cites that cities cannot charge license fees to the liquor control commission for stores within city limits.
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Joseph Chez
Eqyor Control Commission
Capital
Henry H Blood
Asistant
John D Rice
Liquor Commission
Liquor Control Commission
Hugh B Brown
Rice
Vernal Attorney Passes 84 Years
Vernal attorney Judge Charles DeMolly celebrates his 84th year in Vernal Utah as the oldest Republican worker in the state. He recalls Civil War camp life in Tennessee, notes good health from regular habits and careful eating, and says he eats two meals daily and rests well. He has missed only half a day of work in 30 years at his Vernal office.
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Charles DeMolly
Tennessee
Utah
Mer DeMosy
Invitational High School Day Friday at Uintah
Junior and senior high schools in Uintah and Duchesne counties are invited to a Friday April 26 program at UHS. Events run 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with solo vocal, chorus, bands, oratoricals, spelling, typing, volleyball, baseball, track and field, and a free lunch and picture show. Parents urged to attend the joyous youth day.
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UHS
Uintah
Duchesne
Roya
UBIC
Spell
Inglee
Vernal Flower Shop Opens Under Mrs Mable Winward
A new flower shop opened in Vernal on Saturday managed by Mrs Mable Winward. The store will operate with the Carol Jean Shop, offering potted plants, fresh cut flowers, and shrubbery. Plans include building a hen house as business grows.
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Mable Winward
Vernal
Why Uintah Basin Should Pave U S 40 With Rock Asphalt
The Utah State Road Commission should halt oil use and employ local rock asphaltum to pave U S 40 from Salt Lake to Denver. Tests show Ashley Valley has enough material to cover the route. using local extract keeps money in Utah and creates work, while oil involves importing California product and less labor. Asphaltum promises longer lasting surfacing and state pride in using native resources.
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State Road Commission
Utah
Uintah Basin
U.S 40
Ashley Valley
U.S. 40
Salt Lake
Denver
California
State Road Commission 15
Road Commission
Wyton
Colorado Line
Myton
Colorado State Line
Mayo Digs Way Out of County Jail
William Mayo, sentenced Tuesday to the State Industrial School by Judge L C Thorne, escaped his cell by digging through the wall with the corridor pass granted. He was recaptured Wednesday on the old highway in Davis ward and returned to jail to await transfer to Ogden.
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William Mayo
State Industrial School
L. C Thorne
Mayo
Davis Ward
Jensen
Ogden
Gun Accident Victim Buried Leota Cemetery
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Eugene Bryant eight year old of Leota the gun accident victim. Bishop S Eksund presided with speakers Parley Miller W D Allred and BE Durfee. Pall bearers were five school mates. The accident happened Monday April 15 when a rifle hung on a wall was handled by a brother Kenneth seven. The shot severed a jugular vein and the boy died at home after parents left. The community extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs Fred Bryant and siblings Ges'des the grieved parents.
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Eugene Bryant
Leota
Eksund
Parley Miller
W D Allred
Fred Bryant
Willam Corey
Oscar Jensen
BE. Durfee
Kenneth
Bryant
Grazing District Plan Announced for Eight Utah Areas
Arch ie D Ryan acting chief of field operations federal division of grazing announced eight Utah grazing districts to prepare for temporary grazing permits under the Taylor grazing act. Four western districts and four in eastern and southern Utah will be organized with about 66000 permits anticipated. A Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce office will handle operations with Harry Watt in charge, following prior district elections at Salt Lake for the west and Price for the east.
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Ieight
Utah
Archie D Ryan
Federal Division of
Ryan
Washington DC
I. Carpenter
Civic Group Planned in Eastern Utah Counties
A movement has begun to organize an eastern Utah civic association covering Carbon Emery Grand San Juan Uintah Duchesne Wasatch and Daggett counties. The aim is regional development through industries tourism and related projects. A meeting in Price is planned to formalize the organization with county representation and officers.
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Utah
Carbon
Emery
Grand San Juan Uintah
Duchesne
Wasatch
Daggett
Price
Phe Bune-Advocate
Wool Trade Fairly Heavy in Boston Market
The Commercial Bulletin reports a good wool market with activity above average. Fine and fine medium territory wools dominate offerings with slightly irregular prices. Western clip movement is delayed, and foreign markets show weakness for lighter activity. Mohair shows no material change for the week.
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Boston
the Commercial Bulletin
Subscribe Now Before First Period Ends April 27
Readers are urged to subscribe or renew during the ongoing vote period with the first period closing Saturday April 27.
Juveniles Sentenced For Stolen Vernal Officer Car
In Vernal two juveniles from Roosevelt and Davis wards pleaded admission to stealing Night Marshal Frank Swanna's car found on Willow Creek last week. Judge Leo C Thorne sentenced Mayo to Ogden's Steten Industrial School due to prior record, with the Boren boy’s sentence suspended until age 21 on good behavior. commitment papers would follow from Utah County. The scene drew strong reactions from family and court staff.
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Wm Mayo
Roosevelt
Maryin Goren
Davis Ward
Marshall Frank Swanna
Willow Creek
Leo C Thorne
Dallas H Young
Vernal
Thorne
Steten
Ogden
Mayo
Uintah
Six Weeks Extension Course For First Grade Children
Miss Hughes of the central school will conduct a six weeks extension course this summer for first grade children. The program combines morning formal work with an afternoon activity program. It aims to ease past winter difficulties and provide an enhanced kindergarten like experience.
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Miss Hughes
Central School
Erade
Stake Quarterly Conference Soon
Uintah stake schedules its first 1935 quarterly conference to be held Saturday and Sunday May 18 and 19. The meeting focuses on Priesthood work and related church duties.
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Uintah Stake
Favorite Candidate Campaign Push Sparks Weekend Push
A terse notice urges supporters to rally for their preferred candidate this weekend. It emphasizes mobilization efforts and calls for participation at local events and gatherings around the period’s end.
Great Interest Taken In Local Boxers for Beats Saturday Night
Local boxing fans show strong interest in the Verna cards set for Saturday night at the DJIS gym. Del Daxter and 12 round return match headline the program, with Baxter picked by Jack Dempsey to box in exhibitions elsewhere. Clyde Hall, Don Olson, John Farrar, and Otis Murnsey headline prelims, plus two more preliminaries and a battle royal to round out the lineup.
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Bong
Verenal
Anse
Ime
Djis Gym Ux Beyward
Hatch
del Daxter
von Bo Af
Victory Park
Baxter
Iack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Salt Lake
Ogdert
Rock Springs
Stratch
Jack Fingham
Rocky Mountain
Floyd Walk
Verna
Art Palmer
Salt Lik
Miunyth
Clyde Hiall
Don Olson
John Farrar
Otis Mrnsey
Battle Royal
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County and Basin
Wm. Mayo
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Uintah Basin Dental Group
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Ir Warnock
Uiniih
Lions Follies
Uintah High
Little Nell
Uintah High School
Vernal Lions Club
Little West
Lynn Pack
Mervin Thomas
Glenn Miller
Weldonce Bullock
Niagara Tauls
New England
Russia
Paris
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Urniance
Greece
Japan
Othta
Honolulu
Mexico
Gwen Hanegern
Helen Cook
LaVere Petty
Edith Young
Beth Ashworth
Muriel Wallis
Marguerite Colton
Elva Davia
Mary Manwaring
Neva Allen
Bane
Paul L. Cowan
Thomas Karren
J A Cheney
DeVere Carroll
Ro Henderson
Clark Newell
Don Richardson
Jay & Nethelsel
Francis Feltch
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J O Stewart
R C. Cooper
B. P. Kelly
Earl Goodrich
Eva P. Hatch
Carl Swain
Floyd Noel
J. C
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