Vernal Post Office Second Class Matter 1905 Notice
Public notice records a second class matter entry at Vernal Utah on March 13 1905 under the act of March 3 1879. The text lists subscription rates for one year at 250 and three months at 109 with payments in advance and notes the paper is independent in politics and optimistic about Uintah County. It references the Utah State Press Association and the publication’s community mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utah
Uintah
Mevrer Utan State Press Association
Mining's future impact on industry abroad and at home
The remark underscores the pivotal role of mining in shaping future prospects for the industry both domestically and internationally, highlighting potential growth, investment, and policy considerations that affect global competitiveness.
Local Family News And Births From Willow Creek Area
Community notes report several residents returning from Salt Lake temple work. Ned Clark and Remina Jorgensen welcomed a baby girl born April 14. Mrs Oscar Jensen underwent major surgery and is improving. Leland McKenna and Mildred Hovey wed on April 15. Other residents and visitors, including Jalius Durfee, Martin Neilson, Luke Clegg, and Fidel Mansar-ing, were noted in various hometown activities.
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Oe Roe
Salt Lake
Jalius Durfee
Mexico
Remina Jorgensen
Ned Clark
Willow Creek
Mra Clark
Alfred
Oscar Jensen
Cas
Leland McKenna
Mildred Hovey
Bett Hovey
Martin Neilson
American Fork
Luke Clegg
Fidel Mans Ar- Ing
Roosevelt
Marion P Rogers
Raymond Rogers
The Auto Safe Driving Mission and Its Limits
The article argues autos have advanced in safety through brakes lights steering and road design but accidents rise due to the human element. It claims ninety percent of motorists are at fault, urges modernization and strict enforcement of traffic laws, and calls for depriving dangerous drivers of driving rights.
Silver grows scarce as demand outpaces supply
The American government silver purchase program has absorbed much of the world supply and foreign governments including China are reluctant to sell. This trend could slowly raise silver values as demand exceeds supply, with prices likely to rise accordingly.
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China
Local Officials Conclude April Visits In Rangely Meeker Jensen
April 12 activities in Rangely Meeker Jensen include voter eligibility checks for Taylor grazing bill committee. Meeker assessor Hossack in town on official business. Mrs Josephine Holland visited schools for achievement testing and met with Meeker district No 4 board. Health outreach included nurse Miss Pawney discussing diphtheria and smallpox inoculation. Various community events feature the Womans club, Sunday School conference, and an Easter pageant.
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Wee Jee
F Moore
Warren Scholes Fruita Cole
Taylor
W Hossack
Meeker
Josephine Holland
Holland
Gene Buidges Meeker
Holland Mus Bridges
Misa Peers Wright
M ‘Pawney
Rangely School
Fourty
Miss Pawney
Meeker Relief Office
Womans Club
Frank Goecer
L EY Jonea
Ira & Gardner
Ward
DeMar Dudley
Jensen Sunday School
Walter Woolley
Frank Goodrich
Stake Board
Mable Gardiner
Lucile Calder
Meda Walker
Mary Welland
Miriam Reader
LaMar Gardner
My Creed
Calder
Jensen
Mra
Charles Thistle
Roger Reddick
Colorado
Wm M Turner Mira Thistle
Mra Reddick
Lillian Peterson
Essie
Maeser
Salt Lake
Mason Peterson
Lillian Peterson Mason
Baggs
Wyo
Grand Valley
Colo
Jensen Seer Ward Conference Report Highlights
A Sunday conference at 1215 drew a large crowd with Counselor Archie John and Stugh W Colton of the United Stake, plus clerk Chas A Ifardy and H J Lundell of the high council. Attendees praised reports from various organizations and the gathering.
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Archie John Won
Stugh W Colton
United Stake
Chas A Ifardy
H J Lundell
High Council
Allere
Vernal Residents Hosts, Visitors Beneath Local Heads
Seven shearers and one helper, led by Joe and Jerry Hatch of Vernal, worked Tuesday. Mrs Jerry Hatch and Mrs Joe Hatch with children visited Henry Lee and Perry Johnson homes Sunday. James Barr returned from Vernal Saturday night in improved health. Mr Finicum brought omitted.
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Mr Barr
Lewis Endicott
Htirs
Neldon Calder
Thos
Hall of Vernal
Clarence Bathurst
Leland Collier
Cy Engberson
Joe Stanford
Don Hill
Stanford
Grand Jareon
Joe
Jerry Hatch
Henry Lee
Perry Johnson
Joe Hatch
James Barr
Finicum
Eleven ways to conserve irrigation water by Clyite
The article lists eleven methods from Professor George Dewey Clyite to save irrigation water. It covers early irrigation, weed removal, keeping streams large, coordinating stream use, installing measuring devices, avoiding waste, nighttime water care, strict water turns, avoiding independent streams, weed control, and allotting water to match crop needs with a capable watermaster enforcing fair distribution.
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George Dewey Clyite
State Water Conservator
Seniors and Partners Hike At Alterra High School Trip
The Seniors and their partners met at Alterra High School in April expecting a fun annual hike. After about five hours they reached the Dinosaur Monument and were escorted around the quarry with many interesting sights. One more hour of hard activity followed.
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Alterra High School
Dinosaur Monument
Glee Club Trip To Roosevelt Planned Festival Practice
The group reached Green River Gorge then traveled by bus after a restful night. Music instructor Grant More led the glee club trip to Roosevelt to announce a Music Festival and prepare for a chorus exchange with Roosevelt High Glee Club. The chorus presented a program at Roosevelt Elementary auditorium.
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Grant MorelUl
Glee Club
Roose
Velt
Roosevelt High Glee Club
Roosevelt Elementary
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William BR. Wallis
Ames
Wallis
Leota
Tendeed Seer Jenseneth
Ford
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
SSO
LO Escalterra High School
Ade Ee
Green River Gorge
The
Universal Car
U.H.S. Gym
Jack
Sammy
Floyd
Howard
Aed
Porky Mountains
Ringside
Tex
Hatch
Mott
Shep
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