Vernal Urges Retention of Dragon-Verneal Mail Route
Post Master E 1 Deleber reports a federal inquiry into discontinuing the Draegon Ver nal and Donanza Ouray routes. Vernal officials and Uintah County leaders urge Congress to keep the Dragon route, citing daily mail growth and regional commerce needs. Local officials warn that loss would hinder healthful growth and basic communication.
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Deleber
Draegon-Vernal
Donanza
Vernal
Washington
Trepad‘ean
O T. Woo Donnell
Smeet and Sutherland
Howell
Prite
Dragon Anyong
Uintah Tailway
Unela Sam
Verbal Proposal for Vernal Development and Civic Projects
A list of community aims includes a continuation of the Dragon mall route and a Uintah Basin to Price route, a federal building housing Post Office and Land Office, Ashley National Forest Office, a city park, a building association, and an agreement to close stores at 6 o'clock plus Shriveller interests and broader advertising.
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Dragon Mall
Uintah Basin
Federal
Post Office
U. S Land Office
Ashley National Forest
Shveller
Sane Celebrations Movement in Vernal Aims Safer Holidays
Vernon merchants sign on to remove dangerous fireworks from stock and replace July celebrations with athletic events. The effort, started by parents, aims to curb maimings and deaths from cannon crackers caps and explosives.
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Vernal
Advice on posture and breathing for healthier children
The text urges teachers and parents in public and Sunday schools and at home to teach deep breathing and standing tall with shoulders back and heads up. It argues this would yield healthier, brighter children with less frowning and more cheer in life.
Debate Over Green River Bridge Location in Uintah County
Geo A Slaughie argues for locating the Green River bridge at Alhandra to maximize regional benefit, while others push Jensen as the site due to state funds. He warns the Jensen choice may waste public money and hamper future Uintah County improvements.
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Ficizen
Uintah Basin
Green River
Uintah County
Tralee
Jensen
Jenson
Eite
Hig
Alhandra
Tlay
Vernal
Hia
Jansen Aince
Umtak County
Green Twiger
Jansen
Uintah Railway Company
Uintah
Whela Uintah
Ner
Apples or Worms Prompt Action for Clean Orchards
The writer urges Vernal and Uintah Dagin to become known for apple country by taking action. Many growers spray poorly or not at all, allowing coddling moths to infest old orchards. Strengthen spraying, use proper formulas and equipment to control pests now before it grows harder. Vernal Harness shop advertises relay parts and phone number.
Uintah homestead final proof raises old occupancy tale
W R Green Jr applies for final proof on a Uintah County homestead near the Green River. He traces an ancient irrigation ditch, rock caverns, and caches suggesting prior inhabitants, while noting no record of the original claimant and uncertainty about the first farmer. He praises California but prefers the Northeastern Utah region for settlement.
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W. R Green Jr
Grein
Recorder’s Office
Green
William R Greener
Uintah
Galloway
Green River
Ulotakh
Vernal
Mark Twain Death and Albany Family Electric Plant
The article notes the death of Mark Twain and reflects on his contribution to humor and happiness. Alma Taylor states their family genealogy reaches 370 years with many children per generation. Prieg advances an electric light plant project costing about $20,000 with contracts let.
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Mark Twain
Alma Taylor
Taylor
Prieg
Routt County Man Claims Mineral Rubber Discovery
J B Malling of Routt County says he has found mineral rubber and believes it is the best thing yet. He mentions the prospect of crossing the Utah line along the Moffat railroad route in pursuit of the claim.
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J. B Malling
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ortEs
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