Uintah district to open September 12 with later start for district schools
At a regular board meeting the Uintah district plans to open Uintah High and the county junior high on September 12 while district schools start a week later on September 19. The annual disbursement report showed spending within the past year was lower than any year in a decade. Bus drivers were appointed for multiple routes, with several openings remaining to be filled before school begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Board of Education
Atonday
Uintah
Fay S Stevenson
Rport
Harold Dudley
Randlett
Byron Thormas
Dry Fork
Maeser
Verna Eli Smith
Deep Creek
Lapoint
Calvin Jorgenson
Stanley Nebeker
Brough
Leota
Hugh Owens
West
J D Walker
Indian Beach
Wilson C A Stoddard
Wilson Francis Todd
Wilson
Paul Robb
Farm Creek
Floyd Wardie
Pottle Holley
Duchesne
Lawrence Young
Rusher
Thompson
West Lapoint
Laurence Calduel
West Laraint
Shermin ‘Taylor
Sage Hen Season Opens In Uintah County For Aug 13 14
A two day sage hen season is declared for August 13 and 14 in Duchesne Uintah Grand county Garfield Wayne Piute Tooele and Grass valley. Some counties like Box Elder Rich Summ Wasatch allow hunting while Cache Morgan Weber Salt Lake Sanpete Daggett Utah Catby Emery Washington Kane Millard Juab are closed. Bag limit is four per day not to exceed six in possession. Prime areas include Strawberry valley near Fruitland Dead Ox Fats Blue Bench and several benches around Altonah Altamont and Deep Creek district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game
Newell
Cook Counties
Duchesne Uintah
Juan Garfield Wayne Piute
Tooele
Grass Valley
Sevier County
Box Elder Rich, Summ
Wasatch
Cache Morgan
Weber
Salt Lake
Sanpete
Daggett
Utah
Catby
Emery Washington
Kane Bester
Tron Millard
Juab
D J Thompson
Duchesne County
Strawberry Valley
Fruitland
Red Creek
Blue Bench
North Bench
Talmadge
Brountain
Rock Creek
Altonsh
Altonah
Altomah
Bluebell
Havden
Lapoint
Mfosby
Littlewater
Deep Creek
Diamond Mountain
Uintah County
Twenty Years Ago Phle Ser Vernal Market Inspection
A noted food officer was to visit Vernal to inspect the market amid rumors of potential fines. The piece mentions Edith Bamue’s daughter wedding at the Samuels home with President Don Brown presiding, followed by a family dinner.
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Nure
Vernal
Edith Bamue
Ed DP Samuels
Shimun Nook
Prides
Seturds
Don Brown
Colton Addresses La dies Club on Hoover Recovery Plan
Congressman Don Colton spoke at the Utah high school auditorium Friday night hosted by the Ladies Republican Club. Wm J Lowe, candidate for governor, spoke, with music by a brass quartet and soloists. Colton detailed Hoover era policies, credit expansion, public works, unemployment relief, and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, arguing these measures limited a depression and kept strikes low while aiding farmers and smaller communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Don & Colton
Wm J Lowe
East Lace City
Ifield Winn
Mr Winn
Coral Eston
Colton
State Committee
John N Davis
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Hooier
White House
National Unemployment Committee
Federal Employment Service
Department of Justice
Concress
Federal Farm Loan
Joint Stockmans Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mr Colton
Unclear Meeting Plans Highlight Mutual Stake Events
Fragmentary notes indicate a conference scheduled for August 20 with a special program and instruction by a mutual stake chorister. The document mentions preparations for a general sessions program and muse for the Stake.
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Unitati
Verna
Sen
County Sets 1933 Tax Levy and Hears Budget Actions
At a special meeting, the county commissioners set a 29.96 mill tax levy for 1933 matching last year. Funds are allocated to District School, State and State School, County Roads, County General, Foot Fund, County Library, Exhibitions, OW Age Pension, and Sinking Fund. Wilson Mursray resigned as clerk. Lorna Murray appointed temporarily. Salaries for several officers were reduced, including Commissioners to 420 and County Attorney to 900, with Clerk to 1120. Library board proposed short closure. decision deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Wilson Mursray
Fletcher
Brary Board
Jensen Infant Buried After Three Day Life in Vernal
Jensen burial held Monday at Jensen cemetery for 3 day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Ellfritz born Friday at Paul Watkins home in Vernal. Funeral held at mother's bedside with Ed Watkins Sr in charge and grave dedicated by Tra Gardner of the Jensen ward bishopric. Mrs Ellfritz recovering from childbirth is described as improving, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Case.
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Ellifritz
Peter Case
Miss Ruth Nelson Visits Butterfontana with Pilot Leon
Miss Ruth Marie Nelson of Butterfron tana travels with Mr and Mrs Leon. Nelson is a licensed transport pilot and has flown the plane used by Lindbergh when he began flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Nelson
Butterfiontana
Leon
Pack
Nelson
Piot
Lindbergh
Impressive Funeral Services Held For Mrs Zina Evans Smith
Davis Special reports funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Zina Evans Smith who died Thursday in Salt Lake City after several operations. The service honored her Relief Society work and influenza era service, with burial in Vernal Cemetery. She leaves husband Albert Smith, four children including Eldon, Venice, Oral, and a son aged four, plus siblings and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zina Evans Smith
Davis
LDSB
Saith
Mary Slaugh
Ernest Latun
Smith
Eduard Watkinson
John Kay
Zin
Frans Smith
John
Zina Evans
Mona Juah
Utah
Winetah County
Albert Smith
Salt Lake Temple
Cedarview
Darla Ward
Eldon Tso
Venice
Sarah Adams
Cidarien
Annie Brimhall
New Mexico
Mary Kuttle
Palisade
Colorado
McCars Roll
Joel
Visiting women from multiple states call on local families
Mrs Anna Brass of Loveland Colorado Mrs August Dudley of Denver and Mrs Victor Adolf with her son of Omaha Nebraska visit Mrs Slaugh and Mrs Blaugh and Mrs Harmon McCarrel of Gusher. They plan to stay until after the big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brass
Loveland
August Dudley
Denver
Victor Adolf
Omaha
Nebraska
and Airs
Stanley Blaugh
Harmon McCarrel
Gusher
Brass
Slaugh
Dudey
Federal survey urges two Ashley Valley national monuments
Federal researchers report archeological finds in Uintah Basin including about 80 pictograph groups along Dry Fork Creek and Picto graph Cliff and a cliff house in Nine Mile canyon near Price. They urge protection and setting apart the sites as national monuments with a connected museum.
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C Frazier
US Geological Survey
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Albert B Teagan
US Indian Field Service of
Ouray
Laboratory of Anthropology
Santa Fe
Uintahasin
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
General Lands Office
Washington
Dry Fork Creek
Alexander Ranch
Elmer Lind
Vernal
Nine Mile
Price
Myton
Alstr
Funeral Held for Edward Ray McCurrell Drowned in Green River
Funeral services were held in the Verna First ward chapel for Edward Ray McCurrell of Vernal Colorado who died in the Green River near Big Piney Wyoming on July 28. He worked as a river valley timber driver for Standard Timber Co. His body was recovered after an hours long search and burial followed in Vernal Cemetery. He is survived by wife Jo Josephine Powers and four children along with his parents and several siblings.
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Verna First Ward
Edward Ray McCurrell
Roch
Colorado
Green River
Big Piney
Weyming Bt
McCurreil
Standard Timber Company of
Wyoming
Bleggard Swenson
Viv
Jeasse McCarrel Vernal
Vernal
Uintah Academy
Pontha Calder
Mae Jorgensen
May Calder Lloyd Winn
W EB Wallis
Mra Mable Stagg
George Boutham
Redeemer
Record Crowd Expected At U B I C Next Week
Thousands from Uintah and surrounding states will attend the U B I C opening day next Wednesday. Asst Commissioner Henry J Scattergood will address the Indians Place in America. President E G Peterson will give the keynote Can We Sit at Home. Similar programs follow daily with schedules and local agency participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintahasia
U B IC
Asst
Henry J Scattergood
Indian Department of Washington
America
E G Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Untali and
Ouray
Republican Convention at Vernal Set for August 15
The Republican county committee announces a convention at the county courthouse in Vernal at 2 pm to name delegates to the fourth judicial district convention in Provo and the congressional convention in Salt Lake City, plus delegates to the state convention. Also listed is a theater program and band events at Fort Duchesne, Utah, with cast names and musical selections.
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Vernal
Hugh W Colton
Republican County Committee
County Court House
Fourth Judicial District
Provo Igust
Salt Lake
Efiawathas
Iereafter
Vendey Hughes
Earl Gardner
Frances F Burns
Indian Service
Fort Duchesne Utah
UHS
Sousa
Griffin
Victor Merch
Main Street
Frazee
Wills
Wilson Murray Named Vernal Postmaster
Wilson Murray appointed postmaster of Vernal succeeding E J Young who resigned. Murray longtime Uintah county clerk brings business experience and readiness for the new duties starting Monday morning.
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Whisen Murray
Uintah
Verai
E J ‘Young
Baseball games scheduled for Saturday August 6 1932
Maser faces Naples at Maeser in the afternoon while Vernal Firat plays Davis and Second ward meets Glines at Fall Grounds at 3 pm. The report lists multiple local matchups for the day with venues Maeser Fall Grounds and times shown as 3 pm.
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Maser
Naples
Maeser
Vernal Firat
Davis
Glines
Fall Grounds
Local Ward Matchups Reported in Vernal Contests
VERNAL ward standings show Dervis 14 facing Gilneas 11 in a page illustration. Maeser Vernal Second ward 14 competes against ward 14 with 4 percent operating margin noted. The report continues on page four.
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Dervis
Gilneas
Vernal Firth
Ward
Maeser
Vernal
Don
Vernal Seeks RFC Loan for Water System Project
The Vernal city council decided to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a loan to complete the new water system installation. The loan would be for a self liquidating project as approved by government and the 1933 tax levy was set at 18 mills, unchanged from 1932, to fund general, streets, sewers, water system, and other funds.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tommiunicatione
T. CG Alexander
Salt Lake City
Interast
Epech Am
Vernal Golf Club Secures Big Win in Uintah Basin Meet
Vernal Golf Club totaled 94 of 190 points to defeat Duchesne and Roosevelt in the Uintah Basin Golf series Sunday. Key performers included Howe y 81 and L Pope 84 for Duchesne, with Aston Hatch 85 for Vernal. Duchesne took second with 44 and Roosevelt 38 as three more games remain to decide the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Golf Club
Duchesne
Roosevelt
Howey and
Caldwell
L Pope
Aston Hatch
Ponts
Vernal
Twe
P Kl Cowan
Vernal Fire Erupts With Minor Damage and Local Appointments
A fire in a room at George Laws house caused little damage after a cold spell broke and temperatures rose. William IH named assistant water master for Vernal. A baby girl arrived at Ed Colton’s home on July 20. A third attempt to enter the courthouse failed with an internal guard present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William IH
Vernal
George Laws House
Ed Colton
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Congressman Colton
Ladies’ Republican Club
Murray
Wonda
U Brlc
Ashley Valley National Monuments
Preg
Elmer GO
Petraon Teh Gate Agricultural Collages
Lone Tree
Petpte
McCarrel
Jorgensen
der Frnest Eaton
H B Calder
Bishop Calder
Fuller Remington
Vern WieCurrel Clynton Jewett Hyrum Noble Dean Powers
Sidney McCarret
Larson
U.B.I. C
Longfellow
Hiauta
Chas & McBride
Hiawatha
Mudtekeeuts
Albert LaRose
Nes
Hiawath
Woolat
Minnehaha
Artrowmaker
LaRena Dinver
Arc
Chirley
Wilson Murray
Mist Sie
Toast Winn
Saturn
R.F.C
Alexander
Uintah Basin
Waa
Itoward Caldwell
de. Vere Catrollé &G Noble
Cart Davin
Atton Hatch
P Conan
Shimmin
G DeMolsy
C Cooper
John Jorgensen
C L Ashton
J i Harrison
Wm Rupple
H Harrison
Ferell Wardle
E. ‘Harrison
RB Jordan
Dr. R
Q Warnock
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention
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