Beavers Planted On Willow Creek Area In Utah
Conservation officials report beavers were relocated from the Moynier ranch in Willow to the west side of Willow Creek near the Price area to manage watershed and soil concerns. The move involved the State Fish and Game Department and Soil Conservation in a planned translocation with local districts.
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Willow
Jay Idi
Price Hiver
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MexXinnon
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Tagen Aystern
Wes
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Herk
Willow Creek
Price
Pearts
Gow
Wilmore Canyons
Brune
Rulon
Rick
Bonanza Bonanza Weeknote Summary Faint Letters Reach Residents
A stray letter from Lieutenant Charles Michatt in Bonanza reports 145 workers as reserve troops for a Spokane Washington supply depot. Various locals including Mr and Mrs Robbins and the Wasker family appear in a stream of social notes from Bonanza.
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Del
Charles Michatt
Noetly
Bonanza
Sheeer
Getser
Eid Spokane
James AO Farmerly
Bo Panzer
Diego
Lepacyt
Spendins
Anderson
Tiefe
Clark
Meer
Whale River
Wsti
Store Oak
Bel Valley
Bonanza Visilleles
Wraley Robbins
Benanza
Stig Mabes
Mark Mackay
We Robbins
Teane
May Olivers
George Burkett Ee
Sisiting Burketts
Robbins in Vernal Plan Arden Baptism Next Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Robbins were in Vernal last week to arrange Arden's baptism set for the coming Sunday. They discussed the ceremony details with local church officials during their visit.
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George Robbins
Vernal
Arden
Pioneer Day Parade at Jensen Celebrates Queen and Tiny Rides
Jensen hosts a Pioneer Day event with MIA sponsored parade led by queen Melba Ellen Chews on a small pony drawn float. About 100 children follow with wagons bicycles and pets. A noon lunch, prize awards in the afternoon, and a ball dance conclude the day noting a married men versus single men game.
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Jenshn
MIA
Bilas Melba
Ellen Chews
Jenhoyed
Lions Name Utah Man for Vice President Election
D A Skeen of Ball Lake, a prominent Utah attorney, was chosen as vice president candidate for Lions International. The Vernal Lions Club president DeVere Carroll announced Skeen’s nomination at the New Orleans convention, citing his long Utah Lions leadership, including Salt Lake Lions Club president and Utah Idaho district governor roles.
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Skeen Ball
Salt Lake
Lions Clubs of
Utah
Oakland Calif
George R Jordan
Dallas
Iexana
Milemnational
Elecort
Oiling of Byers Canyon on US 40 east of Kremmling
Maintenance crews work along three miles of US 40 through Byers Canyon east of Kremmling. Weather conditions guide timing as state highway teams prepare to modernize and ensure safe passage through the canyon.
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Byers Canyon
Highway 40
Kremmling
Byers Ca
Stewart State
Chas
Cleets Pak
Oil Roadwork Progress Between Kremmling and Rabbit Ears Pass
The oiling crawl will move north of Kremmling to begin oiling completed sections of the new roadway between Kremmling and Rabbit Ears Pass. Nine miles of the route are completed and 85 miles are under construction to be completed some time in August.
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Byers Canyon
Kremmling
Rabbit Eats Pass
State Engineer Leaves Utah for Federal Public Works Reserve
T Wf Humpherye the Utah state engineer has resigned after eight years to take a federal post as Utah director of the Public Works Reserve a nationwide project started May 24 by President Roosevelt The new headquarters will be in Ballake City and the officer cites leveraging his water project experience in his departure to the national program
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Humpherye
Utah
Herbert B Manor Humpherys
Roosevelt
Ballake City
Utahas
Statengineer
River Explorer Celebrates 72nd Birthday in Salt Lake
Bert Lopez of Salt Lake City, known for guiding annual runs down the Colorado’s last unexplored tributary, plans to celebrate his 72nd birthday on July 24. A former custodian of the Masonic temple, his lifelong passion remains river exploration of the Colorado and Crown rivers.
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River Explorer
Salt Lake
Bert Lopez
Utah River
Colorado River
Tortugus Rapids
Loper's River Expeditions Reach Across Major Western Rivers
Mr Loper has yearly explored rivers from the Gulf of California to Green River. This season he traversed Yampa River to Green River Canyon. two others joined to travel Green River's entire course in a light boat. He and companions report thrilling canyons comparable to the Grand Canyon. Mrs Loper, though wary of danger, has guided several western river expeditions. The couple resides in Jol Lake City, and Mr Loper has long-standing ties to veterans groups.
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Oper
Gulf of California
Yampa
Yamp Canyon
Green River
Mde
Green
Yuly
Mr Loper
Jol Lake City
Te Jes
United Spanian War Veterans Organizations
Mra Loper
Local residents embark on weekend trips and family visits
Fort Worth sergeant Prank D Frances visited with relatives in Washington before traveling to Salt Lake. Wayne Burton and Loma Nigelow went to Vernal. Mrs Ashley Caldwell and daughter Loms returned from Salt Lake after a nine week stay, bringing Mr and Mrs Wm G Caldwell from Roosevelt. Mrs Lille Bigelow and four daughters, Lela Hullinger, Donna Hartie, and Mrs Mlroy were mentioned in the note.
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Frances
Ft. Worthen
Washington
O W Justice
Salt Lake
Hawaii
Wayne Burton
Loma Nigelow
Vernal
Ashley Caldwell
Loms
Wilkins
Seth
Hexells
Roossvelt
Dave
Cyde Jarrell
Calfornia
Bub
Tarrell
Mya Ethel Taylor
Jamen Marshall
Clydes
Mullis Swain
Lapoint
Junius Goodrich
DL Bis
Wm Sorenson
Las Vo
Margaret Harrison
Newell Mckee
Deloy Palmer
Beth
Community Notes From Lapoint and Vernal Gatherings
Social visits and family events fill a Lapoint area report with multiple households mentioned. Neighbors from Vernal Calfornia Las Vegas Tridelt and Tablenue join relatives to spend Sundays and holidays, with church programs, musical performances, and local travel to Lake and home gatherings highlighted.
Local Distant Visits and Family News Highlight Weekend Gatherings
The page notes multiple family visits across states including Goodrich and Manwaring families in Salt Lake City and Colorado. It mentions camp plans in California after leave, grandparents in Utah, and several reunions over the weekend. A church program and sacrament speakers Mark Cook and Jacob W Lubbert are noted. Also a stray science line ponders how to pronounce a vast number of neutrons per ounce.
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Seth Ry Dees
Bilt Conitia
Elena Whius
Darrell Chivers
Jett
Wyoming
Misa Grace Goddrich
Don Oa Goodrich
Tom Balt
Goodrich
Camp
Ot California
LaVett Gotton
Salt Lake
Grant Cottam
Provo
Alvin Cottam
George
Marlon Manwaring
Fred McLean
Colorado
Winfield Hullinger
Mark Cook
Jacob W. Lubbert
Don Lamoreaux
Kaysville
A @ Goodrich
Myton
Frank
Clarence Palmer
Clair
Art Family Younton
Daniels Canyon
Davis visitors and local figures gather at home
The text notes visitors including Dr William Postins and others at Mr. God Mire's home. Mentions Annié Jackson returning, writers' daughters, and various named locals. References to the Buck pispure, Tony Clopelei, and discussions of fertilizer and British self sufficiency.
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Davis
Nat
Opal
Hever
Jaye
Annié Jackson
King
Ant
Wiliam Postins
Yen
Eens
Tony
Clopelei
Feilly
Colorado
God Mire
I Reek
Eer
Sorayers
Sonny Ae
Artificial Oil Venture Sparks New Conoco North Effort
A previously reported project charts a revival in synthetic fuel research with Conoco North pursuing a modern approach to improve efficiency. The effort highlights industry interest in alternative energy pathways amid shifting markets.
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Utah Motor Co
Lapoint District
Huber
Syke Thompson
England
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Conoco
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Coanco
Conocon& Motor Oil
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Coanco Mail
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