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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1921

Page

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Supervisor DeMoisy takes charge of Ashley Forest May first

Charles DeMoisy Jr the La Sal Forest supervisor at Moab Utah travels to Vernal to assume control of the Ashley National Forest on May 1 succeeding Wm M Anderson who resigned Anderson will remain active in Vernal for now DeMoisy a former Humboldt supervisor brings eleven years in forestry service and is described as steady and capable The Ashley Forest currently lists six rangers with Vernal as their headquarters and Lone Tree Wyoming and Whiterocks as other bases for the districts Anderson has served for sixteen years and plans to stay in Vernal for the moment.

Charles DeMoisy, Jr la Sal Moab Utah Vernal Ashley Forest Ashley National Forest Wm M Anderson DeMolly Hea Humboldt Forest Elka Nevada Anderson A Anderson Forestry Service A. A. Hardy H. QO. van Tassel George W. Walkup Mantias Albert E. Roe Lone Tres Wyoming Thomas R. Parry Whiterocks Albert E. Blood Altonah June Allan

Senator King proposes Vernal post office building expansion

Postmaster E J Young Jr received a letter from Senator William H King dated April 22 1921 enclosing a Senate bill introduced April 12 1921 to raise the Vernal Utah public building cost from 50000 to 100000 for a post office and government offices. King pledges full effort for favorable consideration.

E. J Young, Jr William H King United States Senate King Senate of the Vernal Utah House of Representatives United States of America Congress The

Sheep Losses Light During Saturday Snow Storm

Sheep men report very light losses from the Saturday snow storm and blizzard. As we go to press a flockmaster is said to have lost 40 head Saturday night, though verification is unavailable. Overall, losses are minor compared with other regions.

Uintah County to Receive 6000 Indian School Money

Uintah and Duchesne school officials met with Indian agent Albert H. Kneale at Fort Duchesne to decide the 60 60 split of a 12000 Indian school fund. Each county will receive six thousand dollars to aid local schools.

Uintah County Uintah and Duchesne Albert H. Kneale Fort Duchesne

Death claims little daughter of H Miller

A five year old girl named Indz Miller died at the family home from cerebro spinal meningitis. She had a minor fall at the county fair grounds the day before. Survived by father Jerman Miller, a brother Earl and two sisters Mariam and Iris. The family was quarantined and funeral services were held at the graveside with Bishop George E. Wilkins presiding. Interment in Vernal cemetery.

Jerman Miller Indz County Fair Earl Mariam Iris George E. Wilkins Wilkins E. H

Ute oil shale plant completed near Watson

April 22 report states the Ute Oil Shale company plant at Watson, 13 miles north on the White River, ready to run May 1 with capacity to treat 400 tons of shale daily and yield about one barrel of oil per ton. Western Shale plant near Watson already operates at 4–6 barrels daily. Willow Creek plant planned with 80 workers building a road from Rainbow to Willow Creek cutting distance in half.

Watson Ute Oil Shale Company White River Western Shale Company Willow Creek Uinta County Collett Rainbow Uintah Railway Company Carbonero Colley Mack Colorado

Vernal Man Named State Bee Inspector

Vernal resident Dan Hillman left last Saturday for Salt Lake City after disposing of his bees at the O. M. Calder place to F. H. Turner of Jensen. Hillman has the unanimous endorsement of Utah bee men for the State Bee Inspector post and will move with his family from California to Salt Lake City for residence.

Dan H.illman Salt Lake City Vernal Mr. Hillman O. M. Calder Place F. H. Turner Jensen Hillman California

Court House In New Dress Receives Fresh Paint

For three weeks decorators and painters under G A Reamer have painted the interior of the county court house lower offices and woodwork. This week the exterior was painted, improving appearance. The treasurer's office is enlarged and park grounds updated.

G A. Reamer havYe County Court House

Senior Class Day Exercises Held Wednesday Evening

The Uintah academy packed assembly room for Senior Class Day exercises. Decorations featured brown and gold with yellow chrysanthemum flowers. Kimball Slaughon presented a painting by L A Ramsey titled The Great Stone Face valued at 150 dollars. Nineteen graduates listed include Verdin Johnson Sterling Haws Everett Billings Hamilton Calder Stella Vernon Dorothy Anderson and others.

Uintah Academy Kimball Slaugh Uintah Utah Pearl Shaffer Mabel Anderson Pearl Harrison Hilda Belcher Margaret Morkley Verda Hart Ethlynne Bartlett Maudo Martin Efcy Powell Alta Gillman Ella McKee Alfca Olsen Lila Engberson

Wool Pool Committee Names Fiscal Agent for 1921 Wool Clip

Salt Lake City A W MacArthur a former banker and farm loan expert has been hired by the wool marketing committee of the Utah State Farm Bureau as fiscal agent for the 1921 wool clip. He will work from the state farm bureau offices in the McCornick building and oversee contracts shipments and later potential eastern sales. He was chosen largely for his experience as financial agent in negotiating loans for the alfalfa seed marketing association of the state farm bureau.

Salt Lake City A. W. MacArthur Utah State Farm Bureau MacArthur State Farm Bureau McCornick Alfalfa Seed Marketing Association The

Harding Promises Farm Relief to Senators

Senator Gooding of Idaho led a west and south delegation to President Harding urging government aid for farmers and small country banks holding farmers notes. The president said he has asked the treasury secretary and comptroller to study the issue and propose a relief plan he can implement. He pledged to use all power to address the situation.

Washington Gooding Idaho West South Harding Treasury

Weather observer notes heavy moisture from weekend storm

A. Theodore Johnson reports 6 inches of moisture from Saturday and Sunday storms. Snow depth measured at 3 inches, lower than nearby areas. Following two cold nights, early fruit and gardens likely suffered little damage.

A. Theodore Johnson

Dean Bennion Named Welfare Board Chair In Utah

Salt Lake City April 28 The newly appointed state welfare commission opened with Dean Milton Bennion of the University of Utah School of Education named chairman Amy Brown Lyman general secretary of the Heiiest society as vice chairman and Hugo B. Anderson former judge of the Salt Lake juvenile court as executive secretary Committees on delinquency mental defectives dependents health and others to be set later Advisory committee named by Governor Mabey given equal responsibility and status with commission members

Salt Lake City State Welfare Commission State Capitol Milton Bennion State School of Education University of Utah Amy Brown Lyman S. C. Heiiest Society Hugo 8B. Anderson Juvenile Court of Salt Lake Mabey

New Appointees for Vernal Land Office

Last week and Monday a telegram from U S Land Commissioner William Spry in Washington confirmed Albert Halen of Moffat as Vernal Land Office registrar and Mrs Addie Longhurst of Vernal as receiver. Confirmation arrived after prior reports of appointments.

Albert F. Young U. S William Spry Washington D. C Albert Halen Moffat Vernal Land Office Mra Addie Longhurst Vernal Halen Longhurat Land Office Express

Park Beautification Plans Under Expert Advice

A local note says flower beds are being prepared for planting to enhance the park this summer. It mentions potential improvements and urges consulting an expert landscape gardener from the Agriculture College at Logan, whose services would cost travel expenses.

Gardner Agriculture College Logan

Record price reported pad for od shale land De Beque

De Beque Colorado center of the oil shale region reports 45.00 per acre for 1320 acres sold by J. C. Hardison to United Shale Corp of New York via H. Clarkson. Cardison area faces Mount Belfine adjacent to Superior Shale Oil of Des Moines which paid 17.60 per acre a year earlier.

de Beque Colorado J. C. Hardison Clear Creek United Shale Corporation of New York H. Clarkson Clarkson Arthur J. Hoakin Denver Cardison Mount Binaine Superior Shale Oil Company Des Moines Iowa Superior Company

Martin Family Mourns Loss Of TenYearOld Son Joseph Hyrum

On April 13, Joseph Hyrum Martin, ten year old son of William Martin and Emmeline Pidcock, died after an operation for bowel trouble. Born in Vernal, he would have been 16 on April 23. Survived by parents, four sisters and three brothers. Funeral held April 16 in Vernal with Wilbur Sowards in charge and burial in Vernal Cemetery. Community offers sympathy to the family.

Joseph Hyrum William Martin Joseph Hyrum Martin Vernal Wiam Martin Emmeline Pidcock Blade Maude Olive Lois Lester Robert James Dilanche Casper Wyombo Wilbur Sowards A. A. Hatch George L. Woodbury Harmon Sowards Harmon Sowards

Wool Grading Demonstration Draws Farmers to Court House

Wednesday afternoon a large crowd of farmers and sheep men gathered at the court house grounds to watch a wool grading demonstration. County Agent J H Wittwer secured sacks of wool fleeces for grading led by Joseph J Walker of Thomas Wolgtenhome Son Co Inc Philadelphia. Walker explained how grade differences affect prices and how better prices can be achieved by trading locally before shipment. He spent several days reviewing the wool situation, and his suggestions could bring thousands of dollars to local sheep growers in the future.

Court House J. H. Wittwer Joseph J. Walker Tthos Wolgtenhome Sona and Company, Inc Alleghany Worsted Milla Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Bank of Vernal adds latest safety deposit boxes

Bank of Vernal installed 600 new safety deposit boxes this week, bringing total vault boxes to 670. The Diebold Safe and Lock Co boxes from Canton, Ohio weigh nearly five tons. Cashier N J Meagher says the security equals any Utah bank and that orders were placed almost a year ago and shipped recently.

Diebold Safé and Lock Company Canton Ohio N. J. Meagher Utah Meagher

War relics showcased by Vernal Commercial Club display

Dr Homer E Rich plans to loan his large private war relics collection to the Vernal Commercial Club for display in the clubroom. The Civil War artifacts include battle relics and two embedded Minie balls. Rich also gathered Talics in France and Germany. Other locals may loan fossils and curios to start a museum.

Homer E. Rich Vernal Commercial Club France Germany Rich Commercial Club Ashley Valley

Work to Be Started on Big Oil Holdings in Uintah Basin

Reports say Standard Oil and Royal Dutch Shell hold large tracts in Hill Creek dome Uintah Basin. A Utah syndicate took over 700 acres with 1,000,000 shares, capital $100,000, and plans drilling with one eighth royalty. Ground spans 40-acre parcels across townships 14 to 16 south, 19 east, near government naval oil reserve.

Standard Oil Royal Dutch Shell Hill Creek Dome Uintah Basin Utah J. Tracy Wootton E. M. Ashton Jacob Evans R. 8. Collett Hego B. Anderson Henry H. Richardson Wilford Moyle John W. Xxusalga Lafayette Rich Daniel P. McArthur Louis K. Sima Walter G. Tuttle A. H. Crabbe C. I. Tuttle John ¥. Critchlow L. B. McCornick Sylvester Q. Cannon J. Louis Stohauer W. C. Snow Sing Bawn Livestock Company Irit Creek Moon Water Bogiesa McPherson Ouray Uintah Grand Counoa Carter Ol Dutch Shell Bawn J. B. Jenson Minnie Maude Prica Hill Creek Soldier Canyon Gate Canyon Minnie Maude Creek Green Western Mineral Survey

Emmeline B Wells Laid To Rest At 93

Emmeline Blanche Woodard Wells, known as Aunt Em, longtime Salt Lake resident and friend of Joseph Smith, died Monday April 26 at her daughter Annie Wells Cannon’s home in Salt Lake City. Born February 29 1828 she was Utah pioneer of 1848, a teacher journalist suffrage worker and celebrated writer. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM in the Salt Lake Tabernacle.

Emmeline Blanche Woodard Wells Joseph Smith Mormon Church Annie Wells Cannon Salt Lake City Wells Salt Lake Valley Wilson Salt Lake Albert Belgium Salt Lake Tabernacle

Curry Honored by I O O F at Salt Lake

L W Curry cashier of the Tantah State bank and member of Vernal Lodge No 24 was honored at the I O O F convention in Salt Lake City April 19 and 20 by being made Deputy Grand Master. The award cites his health and wartime service and postwar efforts during financial stringency.

Salt Lake City L. W. Curry Tantah State Bank Vernal Lodge No Curry

Prospecting Permit Granted at Vernal Office

An off prospecting permit was granted at Vernal land office this week to Ed T Nolan for 1722 acres in township 6 south range 20 east. The action authorizes exploration activities on the specified parcel.

Vernal Lard Ed. T. Nolan

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Demoisy W. M. Anderson Wilk Ril Vernat Akeep H. Miller UTE Wusun Wool Pool Committee Senators Dean Lennion Alan William Martin Buries Bank OF Vernal Big Emmeline B. Wells Sal Lake Vernai
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