Crowds At 1946 Uintah Basin Rodeo Shine
Vernal Utah hosts a three day rodeo drawing record crowds with top money winners Mat Cropper and Sam Fancher from Utah and Arizona's Ben Fancer leading bronc riding. Karl Allen's Stable sweeps horse events as Ralph Pittman and Ken Smith post high scores. An accident marring the show, Clyde Higinson suffers a leg fracture while Nugget the bronco breaks a hind leg. officials retire the animal.
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Fancer
Sam
Ben
Prescott
Ariz
Mat Cropper
Deseret
Utah
Ben Fancer
Cropper
Am Fancer
Karl Allen
Ralph Pittman
Trixie Mae
Marl Alien
Skippy
Silver Ray
Ken Smith
Myton
Uintah Basin
Big Codey Searle
Tom Ft
Duchesne
Clyde
Higginson
Orem
Bancroft
Idaho
Army Air|s Forces
Tokyo
Wayne Hall
Ralph Pipen
Tra Mock
Freeman Opens Dry Cleaning Firm in Vernal
Earl J. Freeman and his son Earl C. Freeman announce the opening of their cleaning and tailoring establishment on First South street between Neval Avenue and First West. They renovated the old Dillman building after returning from service with the Navy and China Burma India theater, saying their plant is modern and equipped to handle all cleaning and tailoring work.
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Earl J. Freeman
Earl C. Freeman
First South Street
Neval Avenue
First West
Freemans
Fae
Vernal
Dillman
Inet
Naval Finance
Maywood
California
Hisson
Contests Slated For Teenage Canteen Friday
Contests are planned at the Teenage Canteen this Friday with a tennis tournament and other games. Prize money will go to winners, door prizes will be awarded, and Vernal Women’s Club members will host. The Teen Canteen runs from 7:30 to 10 p.m.
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Ted Thacker
Canteen Clue
Vernal
City Park Play Days End Monday
The city county recreation department will close its supervised play program at City Park next Monday. Frank Wright, director, announced the final day. An average of 40 children attended on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in June and July with Mrs. Erland Preece and Mrs. Edith Janogich serving as supervisors.
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Cl Park
Frank Wright
Erland Preece
Edith Janogich
Plans Laid for Indian Days At Roosevelt
Harold Dillman announces the 1946 Indian Days in Roosevelt on August 22 and 23. Events include a parade, opening ceremonies with Governor Herbert, free barbecue, Indian and White athletic contests, Indian campment, Bear and Turkey dances, horse races, pony events, and traditional horse pulling. Mrs Ray E Dillman directs, with Salt Lake City horsemen participating.
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Roosevelt
Harold Dillman
Zracle
Cnew
Herbert
Indiana
Dillman
Salt Lake City
Ray E. Diliman
Rent Security Deposits Must Be Refunded
Landlords who collected security deposits from tenants in rent controlled properties between July 1 and July 26 must refund deposits within 30 days. Utah official warns deposits may not be collected without OPA permission. Some lodging houses removed posted maximum rates during OPA lapse. now cards must be displayed in every room.
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Glen’ D. Reese
Utah
Sifict
OPA
Reese
Fremont Lake Reported Deepest Body in Wyoming
Fremont Lake, claimed as Wyoming’s deepest body of water, sits on the western edge of the Wind River mountains with a maximum depth noted in historic surveys.
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Fremont Lake
Ape
Wind River Mountains
Wyoming
Vernal Men Get Delivery on Plane
Three Vernal men named Luther and Date Stewart and Clyde Caraveau received their pilot licenses after course instruction by Bill Hanna. The men plan to undertake country trips in the Luscombe aircraft once the deliveries are completed.
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Luther
Date Stewart
Caraveau
Cew Luscombe Aire
Rhce
Wd Wil
Sia Stewart
Clyde Caraveau
Bol Hanna
Prize Winners Listed for Rodegy Parade
Prize winners in the Vernal Rodeo parade were announced by parade chairman George Roth. Winners included Bruce Seeley and Clarence Freestone Jr in under 12 best horse and outfits, Willis and Junius Southam first in the 15 class on mats, Mrs Paul Morrow in adult cowboy cowgirl class, and Mary Hackingwen judged among other awards. Judges were Roth Wiest and Schaefermeyer. Eskelson's stables horses featured with the Vernal Rodeo queen and attendants.
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Bruce Seeley
Clarence Freestone
Southam
Willis and
Junius
George Southam
Paul Morrow
Mary Hackingwen
Sien
Mravo
L. Jacobson
Mr. Roth
Gene Wiest
Henry
Maw Urges Utah Sugar Allotment Hike
Maw urges an increase in Utah sugar allotment to aid housewives. He warns 25 percent of pear, peach and apple crops could be left on trees if consumption is not expanded. Governor Maw appeals to Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. Anderson for action to prevent canning shortages amid proposed OPA limits.
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Utah
U. Bev. of Agriculture
Clinton Pierson
Ove Te
OPA
Adateas
1 H Clubbers Leave Today for Three Day Camp
One hundred ninety 4-H club members depart from Big Park for a three day camp. Leaders and parents accompany the group as they travel with tents bikes and crafts gear. Registration closes at noon today and officers will be elected. A hike is planned and campers will return by Saturday noon.
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Uiitaon
Paren
Tata
Vetini
Marden
Wi Progrem
Wil Pees
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