Poison Bait to Destroy Prairie Dogs Arrives for County
R Scott Zimmerman of the U S Biological Survey in Salt Lake City arrived last week and prepared six tons of oats with strychnine for county commissioners to destroy prairie dogs. The plan calls for wide scattering, one day drives, and a repeat hunt in ten days. Scout troops may assist, sacks are marked poison and to be returned for reuse, with strict hand washing after sowing the bait.
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R Scott Zimmerman
Galt
Lake City
Board of County Commissioners
Zimmerman
Boy Scout
W L Fletcher
Forty Years Ago News Items From Pay Son and Nearby
A Pay son deputy marshall is in town after Jur gen Vernals new doctor Dr Hoshaw arrived. E G DeFreize named Probate Judge furnished bonds and received commission. Four wagons carried Henry Stone family toward the Big Worm country yesterday. Lon Haws’ youngest fell from a shed roof and broke a leg. Pa Theshaw tends the child and reports it improving. T Holdway says a new helper weighs 13 pounds and is doing well. David Karrens team frightened near Wm Ashton residence. wagon overturned, occupants uninjured. team not found next morning.
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Payson
Jurgen Vernals
Hoshaw
Henry Stone
Big Worm
Lon Haws
Theshaw
T Holdway
I*xpress
David Karrens
Wm Ashton
Karren
Boxing Bouts Feature Four Big Headliners In Vernal
Four major fighters headline a slate at the UHS Gym on Saturday promising memorable bouts. Tiger Jack Fox defends colored heavyweight recognition against Jack Howard in an eight or ten round set while Cherokee Massey meets Red Warren in another eight round clash. Sammy Hatch fights Lawrence Allen in a rematch setup. Supporting preliminaries add to a night of action with several players drawing bets and fans eager for a sensational showdown.
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Jack Howard
Tiger
Jack Fox
UHS
Vernal
Tiger Jack Fox
Fox
Wold
Jack
Howard
California
Cherokee Massey
Red
Warren
Spanish Fork
Preston Fistcher
South Sea Islands
Sammy Hatch
Lawrence Allen Allen
Sammy
UHS Band Wins Honors At State Contest
The UHS band earned praise at a three day competition with about 4000 youths from five states. Judge Professor Harold Bachman praised the bands, noting Utah entries rivaled national standards. Individual honors went to John Walker, Terman Bingham, Nel don Richens, Iris Manwaring, Rex Olson, Don Carter, Herman Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UHS
Muncang
Harold Bachman
Chicago
West
Utah
Netics
United State
Bathman
Lloyd Winn
Uintah
Winn
John Walker
Terman Bingham
Neldon Richens Trombor
Iris Manwaring
Rex Olson
Don Carter Herman Bingham
Two TE RA Projects Approved in Uintah County
Uintah County has seen only two CWA TE RA projects approved by the state committee. Vernal City receives $2,500 for street paving and $500 for the Vernal City Airport. The city pays $35 per thousand dollars, 10 to 12 men work at the airport, and street work will start soon with workers paid in kind.
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Uintah County
R C Cooper
Vernal City
Cooper
Utah Buckaroos and Radio Broadcasters to Play at Imperial
Harmon S Sowards to present the Utah Buckaroos and radio broadcasters from KSL and the Columbia network for a show and dance at the Imperial Fish May 10. D V Tibbs reports preparations after arriving from Colorado to book Vernal appearances with Hot Foot Pete and Smokey to accompany the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Buckaroos
Imperial
Harmon S Sowards
Imperial Hall
KSL
Columbia Network
Imperial Fish
Tibbs Salt Lake
RSL
Fox Theatre
Colorado
Tibbs
Vernal
Hot Foot Pete
Tom Mix Circus
Smokey
Aerial Excursion of 20 Ships Plan to Visit Vernal
A tentative plan for an aerial excursion by 18 to 20 civilian aviators from Utah seeks to commemorate 14 new airports built in the state by the WA. The trip would begin in Salt Lake City and travel via Ogden Logan Brigham City Duchesne Vernal Price Moab Terry Loa Kanab back to Salt Lake. The effort aims to boost local aviation interest and airport use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
G& King
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Preston
Idaho
Slops
Ogden
Logan
Filers
Brigham City
Air Feet
Duchesne
Vernal
Fiers
Price
Moab
Terry
Loa
Kanab
St Guerre
Cedar City
Wilford
Richfield
Manti
Vernal Lions Club elects officers at Wednesday meeting
At the Vernal Lions Club annual election held Wednesday night at the Commercial Hotel, Paul L Cowan was unanimously chosen as president. Officers named include Vice Presidents J G Noble and J R Stewart, Secretary J A Cheney, Lion Tamer W S Henderson, Tail-Taster R Henderson, and Directors DeVere Carroll and H B Calder. Holdover directors are J R Douglas and Hugh W Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Commercial Hotel
Paul L Cowan
Otlher
J. G Noble
J R Stewart
J A Cheney
W S Henderson
R Henderson
F G Eskelson
DeVere Carroll
H. B Calder
J R Douglas
Hugh W Colton
Price Honored for Hosting State Band and Orchestra Contest
The official state band and orchestra contest featured Price for the fourth year entertaining the youth. In prior years the events were invitational, and Price and her citizens deserve praise for their push and cooperation amid stressing times. Uintah School District and Price receive thanks from UHS band members for hospitality.
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Price
Vernal
Uintah
UHS
Dinosaur Monument CWA Project End Ordered by Official
David W. Madsen of the National Park Service ordered termination of all CWA work at the Dinosaur National Monument on April 28. An attempt is planned to continue with GC OC Ct money and a camp of fifty men within 30 days, but no funds are available after the CWA cutoff.
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David W. Madsen
US National Park Service
Sinosaur Nationalal Monument
CWA
A C Boyle
GC OC Ct
Moedser
Boyle
Robert H Hinckley
Henry H. Llood
Madsen
Hedquist
Committee of Ten
Blood
Tedquist
Inckley
Blooc
Dinosauur Monument
Congress
US National Parks Service
Dinosaur National Monument
Botle
Bctter Landing Field
Funeral for Cordon Eaton Held in Vernal
The funeral for 14 year old Cordon Sanford Eaton was held Monday in the Vernal Second ward chapel. He died April 21 at the Aird hospital in Provo from ear infection and mastoid complications after flu. He is survived by his mother Mrs Jucilla Hadlock Eaton and four sisters. He was a member of the Flying Cagle patrol Troop 232 and served as second counselor of a Deacons quorum. Pallbearers included fellow Boy Scouts in full uniform. Interment was in the Vernal cemetery.
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Vernal
Gordon Sanford Eaton
Jucilla Hadlock Eaton
Aird Hospital
Provo
Byron S Eaton
Gordon
Maccased
Lena Haws
Mabel Young Richfield Roma
Barbara Eaton
Flying Cagle
Second Ward
Boy Scouts of America
Henry Mil Ie¢ain
Vernal Second Ward
John Tair Jr
Charles 8 Cartes
Henry Millecam
George Millecam
Boyd Hair
Glen Cooper Grant Hansen Duayne Johnson
Austin Hans Gordon
Death Aince
Theo Jiminson
Phil Watkins
W & Henderson
L F Christensen
Walter Collier
Daughters
L G Noble
VHS
Chaiman
Court of Honor
Theodore Johnson
Gordons Lewis
Gardiner
Ernest Fator
Clive Davis
Frank Goodrich
Alice Caldwell
Meda Walker
J W. Bastian
W S Henderson
Alfred Cadwell
May Jogernsen
May Calder
J Winder
George E Pope
Bishop Hart
Funeral Rites For Mrs Hatch Held In Vernal
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Nelson Hatch longtime Vernal resident died April 11 at her home after brief illness. She was born May 4 1852 in St Louis Missouri and came to Utah as an infant. Survived by husband A A Hatch and 13 children. She lived through the Hard Winter of 1879 80 and helped build the Ashley settlement fort with family and friends. Funeral services conducted in Vernal Second Ward chapel with Bishopric leadership.
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A A Nateh
Buncay
Mary Elizabeth Nelson Hatch
A Hatch
Ainish
Oliza Ritch
Alya A Jed Datid
Samuel J
Charles A
Lorin Abe
Clyde Hatch
St Louis Mo
Utah
Robert Rh
Elizabeth Nelson
Mt Slatch
Salt Lake
Smithfield
Heber
Vernal
Mary
Ashley
Pio Cone
Mail Route Change Aims Uintah Basin Fast Rail Mail
The Uintah Basin will switch mail routing to US 40 from Salt Lake City with service from Vernal to Salt Lake City arriving the same day and replies by next noon. The change, backed by Eastern Utah civic clubs, replaces the old Price route and lowers annual costs by about 27000 dollars.
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Associated Civil Clubs
Utah
Vernal Lions Club
Salt Lake
U. S. 40
Basin Mai
Post Office Department
Uintah Basin
Civc Clubs
Washington
Post Ofice Department
U .S Highway 40
East Lake City
Heber City
Hieber Valley
Thomas ‘Tales
Craig Cole
Vernal
Price
Castle Gate
Thistle
Frice
Scouts of Timpanogos Council to Hold Summer Outing
The Timpanogos Council announces a six camp summer program at Paradise Park and Oak City Canyon replacing two Utah camps last year. Fees drop to 50 cents with troops providing bedding and instructors eyed from forest service and state agencies. Camp schedule runs May to August across Oak City Canyon Navajo Lake Southeastern Utah Uintah Basin Paradise Park Camp Timpanogos and an Industrial Convention.
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Provo
Timpanogos Council
Pro Scouts of
Amenca
Council
Scout
A Anederson
Oak City Canyon
Utah
Zion National Park
Millard
Anderson
Forest Service State Fish and Game Department
US Biological Survey
Is &S
Navajo Lake
Southeastern Utah
Uintah Basin
Paradise Park
Timpanogos
Local notes on community visits and health events
Haste Paceogs speedo reales oo Serta ay stat detedd H W Woolley and Ph.ulp String ham went to the shearing plant Saturday Moss Stella Gerber has returned to her home in Maeser after a years stay in Provo Miss Gerber had to seek a tower altitude on account of her health She comegy home much improved. Csaie Burton made a trip over to the shearing pant yesterday in his new auto accompanied by Ben Kelly Ike used to be prtty handy roping steers while on the back of a good saddle horse and it is wondered if he will be trying the same stunt with his Ford Professor Vira Filanson return ed to Provo yesterday to assist Professor Lund with the straining of the cast in the Sun Dance Mrs Nile Hughes went to Grand Junction Sunday mornng to re ceive medical attention and possibly on operation Mr Hughess accom panied her A ten-pound girl was born Wed nesday to Mrs Stephen Beck eit Marshall Ford Wood has moved into the Den Adams place he purchased some time ago Thoms Johnston manager of the Liotd Drug company is in Og den this week attending the Oda Tellous convention.
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Woolley
Ulp Stringham
Moss Stella Gerber
Maeser
Provo
Miss Gerber
Csaie Burton
Ben Kelly
Ike
Ford
Vira Filanson
Lund
Nile Hughes
Grand Junction
Hughess
Stephen Beckeit
Marshall Ford Wood
den Adams
Thoms Johnston
Liotd Drug Company
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Tollowimne
P.I. Cowan
Dinosaur Monument C. W.A. Project
C C. C
Cordon Eaton
Second Vernal Bay
I and Frank Sharp
The
Utah Power & Light Company
Provo Weile
Hatch
Ph Basin
Strawberry
Buckarkoos
Scouts of Timpanogos Council
Pamons
Velorussien
Chidren
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