Uintah High School Retains Regional Track Title Versus Duchesne
Uintah High School defeated Duchesne 65 to 223 in a regional meet on April 20 led by coach Taylors team. Top finishers included D Watkins 100 and 232 yard dashes, L Pope shot put, O Goodrich mile, D Watkins discus, and the 440 relay winning time 42.1. Inclement weather affected events such as pole vault and the 880 yard relay.
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U H
Duchesne
Taylors
Duchesnes
Watkins Uintah
Farrar
Uintah
Calder Uintah
Johnson Uintah
Pope
Wilson
Larson Duchesne
Calder
Croodrich Uintah
Lundberg Duchesne I. Merkley Uintah
Hadlock
Shaffer
Merkley Duchesne
Larson
Lundberg
Merkley Uintah
Hacking
Bromide mine eyes spring smelter as snow clears
Colton reports Bromide mine improving in ore quality and quantity and the company plans a smelter next spring once the Browns Park road open and owner Jars is present. The party traveled via Lilly Park due to deep snow.
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Colton
Douglas Mountain
Browns Park
Jarssis
Lilly Park
Abbie Oaks
Wo P Reynolds
Reynols
G Sowards
Randolph Rich Co
John R Wallis
Wm J McLoughlin
Bro Walliis
Randolph
Rich County
The
Express
C Hunting
David Bennett
Gils
White River
Uncle Sam
Ft Duchesne
Spain
Alice Bingham
Alice
J M Barker
J . Rudy
Will Wash Uintah stockman and farmer dies after illness
Will Wash prominent Ute leader and Uintah Ouray agency livestock man dies after a period of illness. He lived between Fort Duchesne and Whiterocks and left a wife, son Chalmers, daughter Etta and many grandchildren. He served as Indian committee member for UBIC and aided both red and white communities. Burial near Ranchett was attended by tribesmen and friends.
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William Wash
Sterling
Chalmers
Etta
Oklahoma
Ranchett
Willian Wash
Uintah-Ouray
Fort Duchesne
Whiterocks
Wiliam Wash
Wintah Basin
Mrs John N Davis Signelly Honored by the Republican Party
Mrs John N Davis received a letter from Carl R Marcussen state party chairman naming her first vice president of the Republican state convention in Salt Lake City. The notice praises her services and notes plans for an in person discussion at the Hotel Utah on May 3.
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John N Davis
Carl R Marcussen
Davis
Salt Lake City
Utah
May Day Celebration Set At County Courthouse Grounds
The MIA organized event at the county courthouse grounds will showcase spring spirit with a program starting at 10:36 featuring the high school band performances the crowning of the May Queen and a May Queen reading plus instrumental duets and dances. Sports follow with indoor baseball match games and other contests ending with a May Day Dance at Imperial Hall in Uintah Basin.
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County Court House
MIA
Imperial Hall
Uintah Basins
Road work on Steinaker Draw to start soon
Peterson county farm agent reports from Salt Lake City that preparations are under way to commence work on the Steinaker Draw section of the Vernal Manilla road. State Road Engineer Carrey is keen to start the project and bids on the Gusher Roosevelt section of the Victory highway are to be opened May 7 with construction to begin soon after.
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Peterson County
Salt Lake City
Carrey
Steinaker Draw
Vernal Manilla Road
Peterson
Mrr
Gusher-Roosevelt
Victory Highway
Valley fence push by Ruay enterprise sailor
A note describes a plan by Mr Ruay and an associated enterprise to push a fencing project across the entire valley, promoting a practical, affordable and useful solution backed by local effort and confidence.
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Ruay
Lions Rally For Forest Week And Local Road Work
The Lions Club hears updates on American Forest Week efforts led by Theodore Roosevelt and local forest protection talks. Vernal roads chief notes fragile Monument to Vernal mill route and shale day plan to repair with community help and shale deliveries.
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Monument
Mill
Delay Urged on Decision In Regard to Dotsero Cutoff
Washington dispatch reports Gerald Hughes of Denver and Salt Lake railroad urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to delay decisive action on the Dotsero cut-off. He seeks a traffic interchange agreement with the Denver and Rio Grande Western before construction, warning that without such an accord the Craig to Salt Lake City extension would be financially unfeasible.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain News Rays
Denver and Balt Lake RR
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Salt Lake
Moffat Tunnel
Gerald Hughes
Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Hughes
Craig
Salt Lake City
Senture
Tlughes
Kev Sork
New York
Congregational Church Scouts Receive Merit Badges
Troop 4 of the Congregational church held an open meeting on April 23 awarding merit badges to Edw Coltharp Chas Lewis Aaron Lewis Harold Banks and Edw Coltharp earned badges in cycling carpentry woodwork firemanship reptile study pathfinding featherwork and music. Scouts from Troop 1 showed 24 badges with Scoutmaster Chas E Sebold and committee members present. Guests enjoyed refreshments after the ceremony.
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Aelock
Troop 4
Congregational Church
Court of Honor
Edn Coltharp
Wilson Duke
Aaron Lewis
Harold Banks
Charles Lewis
Fr Strain
L C Thorne
Karren
N J Meagher
Coltharp
Chas Lewis
Chas E Sebold
Sebold
Thorne
J Meagher
J 11
Ratliff
Wwni Preas
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Barren
Francis Feltch
Geo He Christy
Nite Mughel
Marion Stark Dies in Brief Illness at One Month
The infant son of Mr and Mrs John Stark died Monday after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev C E Sebold officiating. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery. Besides his parents, four sisters and two brothers mourn the loss.
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Marion
John Stark
Congregational Church
C E Sebold
Stake Relief Society class leaders convention in Vernal
The Stake Relief Society class leaders convention will be held Tuesday May in the Vernal second ward chapel at 2 o clock. A special program will be rendered and every class leader is to be present.
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Stake Relief Society
Agreement Links Club Work With Utah Scouting
A Salt Lake City meeting between scout executives and Boys Club leaders forged a plan to correlate club and rural scouting efforts in Utah. Regional director Oscar W Kirkman presided as delegates from Logan Ogden Salt Lake City Provo and county agents from Wasatch Weber Davis Uintah and Utah counties voiced strong support for the cooperative movement. Special delegates from Uintah included Jesse Haws and Robert Looper.
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Salt Lake City
Peterson County
Uintah County
Oscar W Kirkman
O H Benson
New York
Logan Ogden Salt Lake City
Provo County
Wasatch
Salt Lake
Weber
Davis Uintah
Utah Counties
Uintah
Jesse Haws
Vernarm
Robert Looper
Leota
Thirty Truck Drivers Organize to Compete for Uintah Basin Business
FYP Fisher of Price will head a new private truckers organization formed to compete with Eastern Utah Transportation Co. Leland Hair and others serve as secretary treasurer and directors. Thirty members enrolled at a Price meeting adopting articles of association. The group aims to protect members rights, promote favorable legislation, and improve service and goodwill in trucking.
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Fyp Fisher
Price
Eastern Utah Transportation Co
Leland Hair
Duchesne
S&%cretary
Diretors Robe
Johnston
Vernal
Alfred Labrura
Roosevelt Emery Nielson
Myton
Ase Snyder
Alfonah
William Wardle
Roosevelt
Ths
Vernon attendees at Starkson funeral discuss road route plan
Me and Mra Salmon McCarrell of Gusher attended the funeral of the small son of Mr and Mrs John Stark. The club chose not to support the Price Myton route, keeping road funds on fewer and better routes. Charles Tucker reported on the Clean up and Paint-up campaign, which was unanimously approved, and the committee was discharged with a thanks vote.
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Salmon McCarrell
John Stark
Price Myton
Charles Tucker
New Rates for Sterling Transportation Set by Public Utilities
Judge Snyder in Vernal reported that the Utah Public Utilities Commission approved a rate schedule for Sterling Transportation Company. The plan covers routes in and out of the Basin via the Strawberry route, balancing company proposals with input from Lions Club and county farm bureau. The schedule lists regional fares from Vernal to beaver, Duchesne, Roosevelt, Myton, Lehi Duchesne, Fruitland and other points with varied prices.
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Snyder
Utah Tragnet Burcau
Vernal
Ahat
Public Utilities Commission
Sterling Transportation Company
Lions Club
County Farm Bureau
Verrra
Commission
First Bee
Ordetta
Simm 'Ft
Duchesne
Roosevelt
Myton
Chesne
Fruitland
Uintah Basin Baseball Loop Schedule Details
The Uintah Basin Baseball Loop releases a schedule themed around a three round robin plan from May 19 to September 1 with games in Roosevelt Vernal Duchesne Neola Lapoint Myton and more. Key matchups include Roosevelt vs Duchesne Neola vs Ver nal Myton vs Lapoint and Ver nal vs Myton with open dates August 8 9 10 for non league exhibitions.
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Roosevelt
Sch
Joseph & Robison
Hhr
Rosevelt
Duchesne
Rnal
Neola
Vernal
Lapoint
Myton
Froosevelt
Lepoint
Vernel
Vermacz
Neo'a
Valuable Pointers on Pruning Our Fruit Trees
Smith Hughes instruction offers pruning basics for fruit trees. Emphasizing early-stage shaping, low heads, limited leading branches, and wide spacing to promote later fruiting and easier spraying and harvesting.
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Smith-Hughes
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Baseball Committee
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Vernal City
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Vernal City Roads Committee
J Young
Countyard Estate
Calder Bros Creamery Vernal City and
Uintah Co
Ashley Creek
Forest Boundary Line
Yellowstone National Park
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Indian Summit
Dotsero
Congregational Church Scouts
Uintah Basin
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