Basin Gathering Closes With Farm Board Support
About 12 000 attend the closing day of the Basin gathering where J R Howard of the federal farm board promised government aid and urged local unity. He noted 75 000 cattle and 175 000 sheep in the basin and discussed extending more equitable credit and marketing to benefit farmers and cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miott
Uintah Basin
Howard
Hugh W Colton
E Peterson
H. A.t Tidwell
J R Howard
Federal Farm Board
Utah
Farm Board
Iowa
Congress
Vernal Twenty Years Ago Highlights Local Notables
Mrs Zina Davis returns to the co op and Bishop John N Davis's family spends weeks on the mountains. Daisy Bracken aids in the clothing store while Lee Dunham visits from Grand Junction. Viola Massey receives a parcel and linen showers, and Minerva and Hazel Johnson plan a Provo Salt Lake visit. Isabel DeMiossy acts as recorder. George E Adams returns from a Balk Lake City trip. geological surveyors scout Deep Creek with Tom Birchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zina Davis
Coop
John N Davis
Daisy Bracken
Meek Lee Dunham
Grand Junction
Viola Massey
Nellie Popes
Jay P Youngs
Belcher
Minerva Johnson
Hazel Johnson
Provo
Salt Lake
Isabel DeMiossy
George E Adams
Balk Lake City
George
Deep Creek
Tom Birchell
Basin Lumber Mill Would Bring Payroll and Spur Building
A Utah newspaper item discusses Basin Lumber Mill as a catalyst for local payroll growth and new construction in the Uintah Basin. It notes community impact and potential economic benefits while touching on regional development themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Lumber Mill
Indomitable Uintah Basin Busines Spirit At Industrial Conference
The Uintah basin communities press toward self sufficiency and rail access hoping to unlock regional wealth. The annual Industrial Conference draws national attention with 27 states represented showcasing the area wintering a determined pioneering spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Uintah
People —Tribune
What the Schools are Doing To Build Better Homes in Uintah
State Superintendent C N Jensow discusses a broad program for Uintah Basin aimed at reinforcing homes through education. He argues schooling, alongside social and moral progress, remains essential to human happiness and community development. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Winkler
Regionnal Forester
Intermountain Region
Forest Service
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention
Uintah
U Bt
N Jensow
Uintah Basin
Coun
Lions Plan Lamb Week Campaign at Vernal Luncheon
At the Vernal Lions Club weekly meeting J Clive Davis reports Uintah Jeepgrazers push to celebrate Lamb Week from August 28 to 30 with free lamberger sandwiches and a drive to boost lamb consumption. He notes low lamb prices and urges families to try real lamb while road plans progress toward joining Vernal Jensen and Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Clive Davis
Uintah Jeepgrazers Association
Ladies Auxiliary
J Clive
Ad Carl Davis
Archie Johnson
Lion H B Calder
State Road Commission
County Commissioners
Vernal
Jensen
George Guild
American Legion
Provo
George Cahoon
den B Colton
Green River
Colorado Commission
Craig Lion Colton
Local Officers Nab Offenders in Liquor Law Week
Local officers reported seven offenders pled guilty on Saturday and many more cases handled by Justice Carter and federal proceedings. Tiddell faced arraignment with a $300 bond set and trial planned. Arvyi Abplanalp and Arnold Shoultz were found guilty and fined 109 each with until Thursday to raise funds or serve time. Additional hearings in Tyton and Naples led to acquittals and a $200 fine plus an appeal in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiddell
Carter
Arvyi Abplanalp
Arnold Shoultz
Thee
Tyton
Tittle
Rasmussen
Seven Fined in Uintah Justice Court for liquor possession
Seven violators were fined a total of 300 dollars in Judge Charles S Carter's Uintah County justice court on Saturday for possession of liquor. Each offender pled guilty and paid a 50 dollar fine. Those arrested were from Torell, Hayden, Fort Duchesne and Fort Duchesne units after the UY BIC closing night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Charles S Carters Court
W E
Atbot
G Murray
Torele
Monument project gains momentum amid funding talks
A speaker said he discussed the national dinosaur monument with Secretary Wilbur during a reentry visit to the Basin. He noted no action possible until parks commission sanction is secured and mentioned Rokefellow foundation funds but raised concerns over perpetual care after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our National Dinosaur Monument
Wilbur
Basin
Parks Commission
Colton
Realilq
Rokefellow Foundation
Choice Lamb Recipes Roasting and Mock Duck Variants
Roast leg of lamb with garlic, mint sauce, and brown gravy plan. Roast shoulder of lamb with stuffing guidance and garnishes. Includes tips on basting with mint juice and currant jelly for richer flavor.
School Board hires drivers for 16 bus routes totaling 264 miles
Uintah County Board of Education awarded bus routes for the coming year with 16 drives and routes covering 264 miles. Several savings noted, including a $120 reduction on one route, and routes listed by school and town. Superintendent Olsen to return soon as applicants flood the county for positions.
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School Board
Uintah County
U H. S
Byron Thomas
Jensen Maeser
Randlett
UH 9
Georges Stevgh
Gusher
Chesne
Lawrence Young
Brough Leota Btaney Nebeker
East
Randlett- Randlett
Cal Jorgensen
West Randlett
Hugh Owens
Independence
Francia Todd
Indian Bench
Ft Duchesne
J D Walker
South Lapoint
Lapoint
Harrison
Ollie Justice
West Lapoint
H .& Olsen
Berkeley
California
Goodrich
Vernal News Roundup Thirty Years On
The item reports multiple Vernal area updates including Abe Hatch returning from Salt Lake City, Elder Charles O Weist due home next week, bicycle fad talk, stake quarterly conferences at the Workmans bowery, Delilah Brown and Joseph Merrill marriage license, Don B Colton touring Carbon Emery and Beaver counties for Brigham Young Academy, Andrew Vernon and Ada Alien trip to the capital, James Hacking and family venturing into Dry Fork canyon, delivery of firefighting equipment ordered last spring, Snow and McKaig in town seeking New York Life Insurance Co policies, totaling about 45000 in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O Weist
Vernal
Stake
Workmans
Carbon
Emery and
Vier
Brigham Young Academy
Te 3
Andrew Vernon
Ada Alien
James Iacking
Dry Fork
Lorenzo Snow
McKaig
New York Life Insurance Co
Honey Canning Plant Planned For Basin
Mountain States Honey Producers plan bonded warehouses and canning plants across the west. A W Anderson and T L Ball announced at Uintah Basin Industrial convention that a Salt Lake base will supply facilities to bond the crop for loans from a federal land board. The plan covers eleven western states plus California potential, with central warehouse at a major railroad center and initial Salt Lake plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Honey Producers Association
A W Anderson
Salt Lake
Growers’ Organization
T L. Ball
Utah Bee Keepers’ Use
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesene
Federal Land Board
Cooperative Association
California
Middlewest
Honey Producersy
Federal Farm Board
Our Homes are the Basis of Good Citizenry
Congressman Don G Colton delivers a speech at the YBIC urging the nation to restore home life as the foundation of character. He warns wealth without virtue harms society, praises honest labor, and calls for action to strengthen families as the bulwark of American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong
Colton
Don. G Colton
YBIC
America
Utah
Fork
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J. Earl Wardle
James Earl Wardle
Wardle
Second Ward
A T Johnson
Ivan Ferry
Ernest Johnson
W Woolley
Hfe
Dragon
Vernsl
Fuller Remington
Susie Dean Wardle
England
Scotland
Alta Gilman
Portland
Denver
Salt Lake City
Shel&er
Utah State Agricultural College Experiment Station
Forrester Geneaux
Gardner
Vintah Basin
Abe Hatch
State Bee Keepers Association
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