Uintah Basin water plans urged at conference
Conservation of water resources dominates discussion as experts from Utah State Agricultural College and local leaders urge irrigation system development. Cisterns, artesian wells, and filtration are proposed to improve domestic supply on Uintah Basin farms.
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Uintah
Prnina
Franklin & Harris
Brigham Young University
Uintah Basin
Wiliam Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Peterson
Untah
Solla
Archie P Ryan
Grazing Service
West
Harold M Lundell
Harold M Lundell Vernal President L W Page
Fort Duchesne
Robert L Bennett F. Duchesne
E Peters
Con Vernal
L O Thorne
Weber Alfred Roosevelt
Lester Chapoose
Whiterocks
EB Lunderg Roosevelt
Jewett Fortie Mt Emmons
Marie Singleton
Womens
O E Patterson
Ft Duchesne
Jeonard Gardner
Neola
G V Billings
Duchesne
Reeception
Family Seeks Temporary Care for Young Dan Davis Case
Mrs Leonard Allen and children, staying at the Allen home in Maeser, are at the home of Mrs Allen's mother, Mrs Ella Slaugh. Their young son Dan has been ill and is described as needing care.
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Leonard Allen
Allen
Maeser
Frnest Lloyd
East Lake
Clarence Palmer
Lloyd
Mra
Palmer
Jacob Peterson
Holladay
O L Jacobsen
Peterson
Mr Jacobson
King Lewis
Salt Lake
Lydia Cook
Aston Searle
Stephen Williams
Searle la
Lee Bearle
Eunice Johnson
LDS Dusiness College
Balt Lake
Angun Hart
Casper
Wye
Charles Anderson
Mrace
Anderson
Fred McClean
Craig
Futinger
Lawrence Allred
Fairview
F M Allred
Allred
George Nath
Joseph Nash
Billy Wilson
Josephine Bascom
Ruth
George Nash
John Cook
Elmer Manwarhig
Ford V-8 Ready for Normal Driving From Day One
The Ford V-8 requires no break in and can reach 50 miles per hour on the first day. Its precision manufacturing ensures smooth operation, accurate clearances, and early full performance. The car promises longer life, better economy, and strong overall performance for motorists on business or vacation trips.
Ford V-8 Time Progress and Local Social Notices
Orval Smuin and Mr and Mrs Raymond Smuin have returned home from paying respects to their grandfather Wm Smuin in Butte Montana. Lavar Smuin will visit briefly with grandmother and relatives. A crowd of thirty seven visited Gilbert Smuth at Jensen Luncheon featured swimming and boating.
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Orval Smuin
Raymond Smuin
Wm Smuih
Butte
Mont Lavar Smuin
Fred Slaugh
Marvin Peterson
Bualnes
Salt Lake
Qilbert Smuth
Jensen
Levi Smuin
Nelle Cramer
Price
B W Johnson
Paul Watkins
Air Watkins
Linnie
Lorene
DeVere Siriper
Colorado
DeVere
Curre Melvin Collier
Melvin Hatch
California
Jay Kay
Golden York
Wewly
T. Key
York
Trey
Harold Caldwell
Balt Lake
Edison Lewis
Helper
William Stevens
Lydia Cook
Stevena
Lewis
Elizabeth Gardiner
Harold Williama
Naples Bacrament Meeting Opens with Read Letter
A Sunday evening service in Naples featured a missionary letter from Morris Cook read by speakers Goodrich, May Neilson, and Lawrence Allred of Fairview, Miss, with Bella Richards also contributing as the chorus from Relief.
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Goodrich
May Neilson
Lawrence Allred
T Airview
Btella Richards
Morris Cook
Cchorus
Re'lef
Freestone Seeks Final Proof On Utah Homestead Claim
Department announces James A Freestone of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof on his stock raising homestead entry No 040201 in section 18 township 2 south range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian. He will appear before Notary Leon P Carlstensen in Vernal Utah on September 24 1935 with witnesses T Freestone Don Batty Grand Rasmussen and Alonzo McCarrell all of Vernal Utah. First publication August 15 1935. second publication expected September 12 1935.
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Department of the Interior
US Land Office
East Lake City
Utah
James A Freestone
Vernal
Salt Lake Meridian
Father Son Debate on Career Paths Sparks Political Talk
A terse exchange about futures follows a judge like remark on limited options after law study. The speaker criticizes Jesuit education and arts, noting a business college course and urging politics as the remaining avenue.
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Jesuits
Delinquent Stock Assessments Lead to Public Sale Notice
Delinquent notices issued for Uintah River Irrigation Company stock after a May 8 1935 board levy. Shares may be sold at 2 o clock pm at the secretary's office in Gusher Utah to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs. Board later postponed sale to August 19 1935 with secretary Faydock noting the change.
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Gusher Utah
Uintah River Irrigation Company
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Dave
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Earl Babse
Dr. S
Kunz
Plate & Bridge Works
Salt Lake City
Dr. S. A. Leaver
H. F. Christiansen
Expresa
Gome
Sterling Transportation Company
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S Land Office
State Land Office
WM II
Siddoway
Herbert Tyzack
Bee
H. Biddoway
HL Middoway
George F. Adams
Joan & Hacking
Uintah Abstract CO
RADIO
Temple Square
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M. V. Maloney
L. H. Whitlock
W. L. Withers
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Main St
Dental Laboratory
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Vernal Drug Company
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Darlard Ward
Gardinner
Naples
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Claire Thornberry
Geo H. Peterson
Adam Saver
Security Trust Company
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