Uintah High School holds commencement with BYU official speaker
Lee Kay of the state fish and game department introduces fish and game culture and licensing funded programs as a community lecture at Uintah High School. Franklin Stewart Farris of Brigham Young University will deliver the commencement address to sixty two graduates with a program including music, awards, and diplomas.
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Lee Kay
The
State Fish and Game Department
Salt Lake
Imoviny Picures
Uintah High School
Vernal Gin and
NB Cook
State Fish and Game
Kays
Mr Kay
Franklin Stewart Farris
Brigham Young University of Prove
Hich
LaBerle Cook
Flaming Gerge
Monta Wentz
Clara Colton
Ralph Siddoway
F & Harris
LFH
Uintah County Sheep Shearing Underway in Multiple Plants
Shearing crews operate in Watson Bonanza Jensen and the Hacking plant in Maeser with numerous sheep already shorn despite poor weather. The Jensen plant is set to begin operations Friday after a start prior to last week’s storm.
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Watson Bonanza
Jensen
Hacking
Maeser
Watson
Bonanza
County Relief Work Eases Burden on Board Amid Shifting Needs
R C Cooper, chairman of the county relief committee, says relief work across sections supports the panel in distributing funds. He notes relief shifts due to prolonged sickness or lack of finances from unemployment, and that relief is most justly given in these cases.
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R C Cooper
County Pyelling Committee
Cooper
Packer Offers Prizes to Encourage 4 H Club Boys
4 H club members in the county may compete for grand prizes in the National Meat Animal Livestock Project Contest. The National Committee on Boys and Girls club work of Chicago runs the event with state extension agents. County winner earns a gold filled medal. state winner gains a $50 watch and a chance at a prize trip to the Twelfth National Livestock Congress in Chicago December 1 to 9.
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National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work
Chicago
Thomas E Wilson
Connetion
Pioneer Benjamin With and David Beside the Mill in 1884
The memoir recounts Benjamin With and his ward David traveling from Henrys Fork Wyoming in 1884. They stopped at a grist mill in Mallward Meyers and lived with W P Reynolds family for days. David, shy and small for his age, grew into a trusted helper and diligent student who later kept books and worked for several companies before illness ended his career.
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Benjamin
David
Henrys Fork
Wyoming
Mulyard Nory Maesel
W P Reynoles
Davey
Hill
Trill
Grandfather
Dave
Casey
Gill Reynolds
Academy
Mri
Hyrum Oks
Dyer Mining Companys
Pek
Dick Pope
Dyer
Consolidated Wigon and Machine Company
Funeral Services for Mrs Kate Ellis Held at Maeser Chapel
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 pm in Maeser chapel for Mrs Kate Ellis who died Friday morning after a long illness from hardening of the arteries. Interment followed at Rouch Point cemetery beside her husband Ellis J Ellis who died in 1927. Surviving are sons David Howard and Evan J Ellis, a brother John Howard, a sister in Scotland, and other family members.
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Beacser
Maeser
Kate Ellis
Lester Pingham
Double
Hugh W Calton
Edith Allen
Charles H Calton
Decewed
Calton
Meda Walker Sorges
Ernest Eaton
God
Boq Colton Jr
Rouch Point
Joseph P Hacking
Roy
Carroll Thomas Hall Ab Price
Leo Smith
Dallas Bocdly
Catherine Howard
Gladimirr
Huddington
Scotland
Mit
America
Pennsylvania
Polly
S D Colton
Ellis J Ellis
Salt Lake Temple
Ellis
David, Howard
Evan J
Romney
Wet
Virginia
John Howard
Toledo
Ohio
County Court House Notices Torn by Miscreant
County legal notices posted Monday night at the courthouse and lobby were torn from boards and scattered. Sheriff Emery Johnson reported the damage and urged tips leading to arrest and conviction under the county reward for information provisions.
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Emery Johnson
Johnson
Dairy Hill remembered for honesty and kindness in infancy
The speaker recalls a nearly fifty year friendship with Dairy Hill noting his lack of harm to neighbors and fair play, attributing his integrity to a deprived infancy and an inborn instinct for honesty. The tribute highlights his outstanding qualities and enduring memory.
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Dairy Hill
Uintah Dominates Provo Track Invitational
Uintah high school topped a field of 74 high schools and 1164 entrants at BYU Provo in a two day track carnival. Jim Lindsay Beaver captured the all round title and set a nine event record pupil Tony Mondi Ely Nevada won the Class A high jump vault with an ankle sprain in his first try. George Galloway won the mile and a half mile races while Don Engberson took second in the 220 yard dash.
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Provo
Cain Yal
Brigham Young University
Y Stadium
Pleasant Grove
Fred Dixon
BYU
Ot Romne
Jim Linday
Beaver
Tony Mondi
Ely Neveda
Coliis
Ely
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Utah Unitasty USA
Andyu
Snow Westminster University of Idaho Southern Branels
Webb College
George Galloway
Don Engberson
Boulder Dam Seen by Vernal Lions Club Delegation
A Vernal Lions group toured Boulder Dam to plan a future full club visit. They explored the structure and plant facilities, learned the dam’s scale, cost exceed $400 million, and noted the planned lake 160 miles long.
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Boulder Dam
Vernal Lions Group
Lions Club of
Vernal
Washington Monument
Dama
Nevada
Arizona
Miami Florida
Seattle
Niazvara Falls
Henderson Leon P Christens
N. Wm
B&b
Walls
S Tucher and Ardaith & Ddoway
Uintah Basin People Favor Convention
At Fort Duchesne the U U IOC executive committee voted to hold the convention there this year amid a 95 percent approval from survey responses. No program details were fixed and a May 1 meeting was set to select a program chairman as Frtension service in Uintah county winds down.
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Fort Duchesne
U U Ioc
Bo Peterson
Uintah County
Vern! Students Awarded Scholarship Certificates by University of Utah
Vern! Students receive scholarship certificates at the University of Utah during the winter quarter. Salt Lake City report notes Colton Glade and Mary Louise Korme of Verral among recipients amid total certificates funded by a sum of five dollars per recipient, reflecting a fraction of resident enrollment.
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Vern
University of Utah
Salt Lake Cry
Glade Colton
Mary Louise ‘Korme
Verral
Deputy State Auditor Checks Uintah County Tax Share
Deputy State Auditor Bir Adams reports from Salt Lake City that Uintah County tax records in County Treasurer Martin W Curtis’s office are neat and well kept. The audit found the state’s share of taxes paid in Uintah County is properly recorded with adequate documentation for all transactions.
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Uintah County
Ferrell
Adams
Salt Lake City
Uinti
Bir
Martin W Curtis
Hin
Home Demonstration Agent Transferred to Logan
Miss Alice Pedersen, Uintah County home demonstration agent, leaves Vernal for a new role as assistant in the US A C K Logan office. Her 4 H club work boosted Uintah County, with Alice Norgard earning honors in Chicago last fall.
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Alice Pedersen
Sehion
A. C K Logan
Chicago
Vernal
Uintah Basin
Pedersen
1280 Acres Flaming Gorge Land Awarded to Utah
The state of Utah wins title to 1280 acres at Flaming Gorge damsite on the Green River after a federal land register in Salt Lake City orders the transfer. The suit, begun January 1930s, challenged U S claims dating back to 1907 and 1909 surveys. The land’s phosphate deposits, unseen when first claimed, bolster Utah’s claim and a formal decision will go to the General Land Office in Washington for final action.
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Flaming Gorge
State of
Utah
Green Rive
Ell F Taylor
Federal Land Register
Salt Late City
United States
Taylor
General Land Office
Wastington
U S A C agronomist urges basin farmers to combat alfalfa weevil
A U S A C agronomist explains alfalfa weevil life stages from egg to adult and notes the larval stage causes damage in spring. He urges farmers to locate cocoons and larvae in alfalfa stubble and hayracks and to target weak points to destroy the pest.
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U.S. A. C. Agronomist
Uintah Basin
Lusk Waives Preliminary in Burglary Case
Absolom Lusk waived his preliminary hearing before Justice Charles DeMosy and was bound over to district court on second degree burglary charges. His $500 bond remained unfurnished after arrest for taking grain from the Siddoway home grainery.
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Absolom Lusk
Justice of the Peace
Charles DeMosy
Lusk
Erain
Willint
FL Siddoway
Adjudication of Flaming Gorge land deemed vital to project
A report notes that preparing a decision on land in the same region is essential for the Flaming Gorge reservoir section. The adjudication of this land is crucial to the construction of the project.
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Flaming Gorge
Lions Club Nominates Officers for May Election
At the Vernal Lions Club luncheon officers for the coming year were nominated for the May 16 election. J. Anderson was named for president with Eskelson Murray Cowan and Carter as vice presidents and W E B Wallis as secretary. Directors include Henderson, Jorgensen, Douglas, Noble, Alexander, Rae Duke, Tucker, Sowards, and Colton. Ernest Henderson won the club’s Uintah high school essay contest and will be presented next luncheon. The club plans to forgo the state sale at Salt Lake City and will support a ticket sale campaign if needed to raise funds.
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Vernal Idens Club
Bray
J. &. Anderson
F. G. Eskelson
Wilson Murray
B. Ta Cowan
O & Carter
Peste
W EB Wallis
Henderson Lion
John Jorgensen
Tail Twister
J. B. Douglas
L G Noble
Vernal Institutions Plan Saturday Half Holidays This Summer
Vernal business and professional institutions will close at noon each Saturday from May through August. The Utah State Bank Bank of Vernal United Gas Company Utah Power and Light Vernal Express Doctors dentists and attorneys will observe the half holiday. Lions Club plans goodwill excursions to neighboring communities on these Saturdays.
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Uktah State Bank
Bank of Vernal
Untals Gas Company
Utah Power and Light Company
Vernal Dcxpresa
All Doctors
Lions Club
Jensen Farmer Injured By Infuriated Bull
Jensen farmer Sewell was thrown from a horse and injured when a Holstein bull charged during cattle separation at the mouth of Ashley Creek Jensen Wics tlam last week. The bull toppled rider and horse, Sewell remained in saddle briefly but was struck and knocked down, suffering severe injuries.
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Ashley Creek
Jensen Wicstlam
Sewell
Avery
Reminiscence on Moffat Road work and local notes
A blend of town news cites grading camps on the Moffat Road between Steamboat Spring and Craig surveys. Reports mention a newborn boy to Warren Slaugh, delegates from a primary association heading to Salt Lake, and Salt Lake City hospital relocation efforts.
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Moffat Road
Steambhoit Spring
Craig
Warren Slaugh
Elsie
Ethel Collettere
Salt Lake
Charles Tu
Academy
Salt Tete
Teooseelt
Matin
Consolidated
Rootetelt Mercantila
Mi Asher Lawght
Ralph Perm
S R Bennion
Data
Moyal Cafe
Friends Celebrate At Home After Absence
During an absence a gathering at the Wim. Siddoway home featured decorations by Mrs Pontha Castle and a luncheon. Hon Harden Bennion gave a friendship tribute, with recitations, songs, and music by local performers. Orson Cakler returns from a mission to England. Maud Blackburn wed Russell of Loa in Balt Lake.
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Wim. Siddoway
Orson Cakler
England
Meeks
Jensen
William Preece
Shery
Maud Blackburn
Dry Fork
Balt Lake
Russel
Loa
Meat Market Opens Saturday in Former Palace Building
Delos Watking opens a new meat market on Saturday in the building that formerly housed the Palace Market. Ai Watking, a Uintah high school graduate, recently completed a year at A & A Co in Logan with a dairy manufacturing major.
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Delos Watking
Palace Market
Ai Watking
Uintah High School
Logan
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Gadunti
Packer
OUR Pioneers
David Hill
J Wiliam Workman
F. S. Harris
Maeser Chapel
Uintah
W W Owens
USB A & Extension
Rte
God Pa
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