Delegates Named At Democratic Convention At Courthouse
At the delegate convention held in the courthouse on Saturday afternoon the party selected delegates to the state and congressional conventions. State delegates include John W Weaver HL Young Henry Slerriett W H B Calder Taylor McClelland A N Johnson Ray Duke Hugh Owens An Grew Vernon W WL Tiletcher Frank Roberts Glen H Miller George A Slaugh. Congressional delegates include Ray G Labrum W L Johnson J Emery Johnson Lewis Freestone P L Cowan El dred Johnson John Jorgensen Le Roy Goodrich J R Douglas Lea Calder Fred Bearden Charles Lewis Frank Slaugh. Alternates designated for each convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Provo
Glenn E
Miller County
John W Weaver
Young Henry Slerriett
W H B Calder
Taylor McClelland
A N Johnson
Ray Duke
Hugh Owens
An Grew Vernon W
WL Tiletcher
Frank Roberts
Glen H Miller
George A Slaugh
Ray G Labrum
W L Johnson J Emery Johnson
Lewis Freestone
P L Cowan
Eldred Johnson
John Jorgensen
LeRoy Goodrich
J R. Douglas
Lea Calder
Fred Bearden
Charles Lewis
Frank Slaugh
Indian tribe tragedy ends two-fatal honeymoon in Utah
A Utah murder case near Fort Duchesne details Kroppe Mountain Lion killing Henry Johnson 45 and Stella Yump 16 then taking his own life near Gusher after a tribal wedding amid the Uintah Industrial Convention. An inquest heard the events and ordered the burial of the slain couple.
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Mirs
Henry Johnson
Fort Duchesne
Kroppe
Mrs Johnson
Gusher
Krope
Johnson
Road officials promise fast paving of Vernal Twists US 4 section
At a Vernal Lions luncheon Governor Blood and K C Wright outlined plans to speed paving on the Twists section of US 4 west of Vernal with native asphalt and proposed an oil dust coat from Myton to the Colorado line. Senator Calder and Mayor Cooper urged focus on US 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Naylor Hotel
Gusher
Henry H. Blood
K C Wright
State Road Commission
Gus P Backman
Salt Lake
Myton
iColorado State
Danels Canyon
Heber City
Colorado State Line
Fi B Calder
R . Cooper
Vernal
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
David Moffat
Salt Lake City
Calder
Uintah
Uintah Basin
Uintalk Basin
Lions Club
Cooper
Lake City
Colorado State
Sainsbury ill from sunstroke travels at Uintah reserve
Twenty years ago the aga tee on Professor Sainsbury of the Uin tah Academy was very ill for a few days as the result of sunstroke. He recovered and is visiting on the reservation. Isabel DeMoisy and her brother Gordon visit Whiterocks. Hors Murray reports ripe tomatoes and alfalfa yields. LeGrande Young farm damaged by a cloud burst. Vernal baseball team prepares to play Indiana and Myontors on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainsbury
Uintah Academy
Isabel DeMoisy
Gordon
Whiterocks
Nera
Duchesne County Faces Bankruptcy as Salaries Go Unpaid
Duchesne County lacks funds and may fail to pay salaries risking police, sanitation, and legal services. Officials warn resignation could topple county government. Governor Blood faces legal limits on state aid and bond constraints. Martial law may be considered if officials refuse to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood
Duchesne
Uintah Board Cuts High School Tuition and Staff Policy
Uintah school board lowers tuition at Uintah and Alberta high schools from 10 to 6 dollars and urges prompt payment at registration. They plan to buy minimal Auto Mechanics equipment under a CWA project and hire an auto mechanics teacher. Principal J G Noble proposed the changes. Grace Slaugh to join the Uintah High Office. Bus rules limit pickups to non crowded runs. Junior high to Alterra. Lapoint students to two schools. A G Goodrich criticizes the marriage-based employment rule and opposes barring married teachers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Uintah and
Aberta
Lee
J G Noble
CWA
Gsm
Grace Slaugh
UHS
Hgh
Lapent
Alterra
Franes
Vernal
G Goodrich
Uintahs
Black Widow Spider Found in Jensen Section
Ernest Eaton and a 15 member cattle committee found a Black Widow spider at Iran Gard’s home in Jensen. He preserved it in a glass jar and warned travelers in dense sections to be cautious as this is the first Black Widow identified locally. The Vernil Dreg company reported a Widow in their window from Tichfield and urged public familiarity with its appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eaton
Jensen
Iran Gardin
Eaton
Vernil
Tichfield
Podlson
Governor Blood Addresses Drouth Relief Taxes and FERA
Governor Henry H Blood speaks in Uintah Basin on drought relief and federal aid. He notes a $600000 grant for water resources and a later equal grant to mitigate livestock shortages. The talk covers government purchase of surplus cattle and a 40 percent state tax levy increase to fund relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Blood
Drouth
FERA
Henry H Bloods
UBIC
Uintah Basin
Utah
Franklin Roosevelt
Uintah Basin Grazing Lands To the District
A call from Hugh W Calton secretary of the Vernal Grazing District invites a Saturday meeting at 1 am at Uintah County Courthouse to explain the Taylor grazing act and form a public domain grazing reserve near Uintah County. A Roosevelt meeting chaired by Leonard Gardner proposed sending petitions to Utah's Washington delegation to halt Indian grazing withdrawal and to organize a nine member board from Basin cattle and sheep associations to implement the Taylor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W Calton
Vernal Grazing District
Uintah County Court House
Uintah County
Roosevelt
Uintah
Duchesne
Leonard Gardner
Utah
Washington
Uintah Basin
Tni
Vernal
Mr Coton
J Clive Javis
Wwni
Lions City luncheon to feature Build United County by Trading at Home
Lions W S Henderson and L G Noble will present a program at the Commercial Hotel Grill on Wednesday noon focusing on building United County through local trade. Lion President P L Cowan will recall highlights from the International Convention in Grand Rapids where he and Lion J S Netsel attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions City
Commercial Hotel
Uinted County
Lions
W S Henderson
L G Noble
Lions Quartet
Lion
P LL Cowan
Grand Rapids
Lion J S Netsel
River voyage down the Colorado ends in peril and reward
Four Vernal men survived a dangerous Colo rad trip amid 120 to 140 degree heat. They reached Vernal on August 10 after a 265 mile journey with two rapids near Naseys Paradise, a bronze plaque honoring earlier pioneers, a copper recording, and a near-miss at Bright Angel Point.
Successful Three Day Convention Promotes Basin Optimism
Ray E Dillman of Roosevelt was named president of the 1935 Uintah Basin Industrial Convention at the conclusion of the 1934 gathering in Fort Duchesne. Officers and committee chairs were elected, with Vernon and Duchesne figures leading programs, publicity, and sanitation efforts as the convention stressed job opportunities, industry growth, and relief work in the Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E Dillman
Roosevelt
Pres Dent
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
Mx Dilman Fomer
State Senate
Charles M Iverson
Duchesne
LW Pave
Uintah
Owray
Robert L. Bennett
E Peterson
McConkie
Lundell Vernal Recreation
Campbell Litster
Ft Duchesne
J Burger
Myton
W E Atwood
Lester Chapoose
Whiterocks
Wo Alfred
George A Yeager
Utah
National
Basn
Dean E . Maynard
Agricultural Department
Utah State Agricultural College
Yesger
Ita Kes
Mabel BE Axtline
Silt Lake
Red Cross
Ytan
Spitzerland
Mre Axime
M Ot Bennion
Loka
Gus Sones
Corey
Midred Lird
Peemiels Reid
Winith Basin
Charles P Rudd
Ut Ayltry
Rivat Tyee
Indus
Basti
Lewry Nelson
Social Service Division
Utah Emergency Relief Administration
Nelson
Charles M Iverson l
Elmer G. Piletson
Harrison R. Merrill
Brigham Young University
Nelson and Newell
Cook State Fish and Game
Ada Winder
Uintah High School
Vernat
Madge Jacobs
Roosevelt High
Esch
Camberers' Washed Ashore Pieces Worth Up To 150000
Report notes that pieces of camberers washed up by the sea have been valued at as much as 150000 dollars. The find draws interest from collectors and researchers seeking rare maritime artifacts.
Forty Years Ago Geet Torte op Sapte
Forty years ago Geet Torte op Sapte fee bas eel wat te ha Paes oF Moll. Price Life week return ed from Virnai this week as George Bartlett was cleaning a gun it went off and burned his face. Wim Bingham went to Provo to fetch Miss Om Bine ham and Mrs Rose Reynolds from summer school. Dr 12 C Hullinger rebirths from 1 tit to Town. The crop where he visited is ruined by the throuth. The threometer stood 412 degrees in the shade. L Johnson & Co dissoved partnership. John son WN Cohen and R S Cou p bright out the Interests of Wm Coltharp and Jos Lusch and will continue business. Six or eight families traveled in the mountains on a pleasure trip. Part returned saying they had a bushel of fun. Utrh will come into the Tinto as a state with more resources than any other state in the j per-moun tain repart.
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Mths
Conynehame
Virnai
Price Life
George Bartlett
Wim Bingham
Provo
Om Bine
Ham
Rose Reynolds
Hullinger
L Johnson & Co
Johnson
WN Cohen
R S Coup
Coltharp
Jos Lusch
The
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K. C. Wright
Duchesne County
Jensen Section
Livestock Interests of
Basin
Taylor Bull
Colorado River
Lee Ferry
Boulder Dam
Colorad
Alise
Bus
Alton Fflatel
Frank Swain
Royce Mowrey
Dre RG Yunziler
Bingham
J Fahrni
Lark Clyde Eddy
New York City
Tred C Jayne
Whikes-Barrer
Separation Rapids
Powell
Dr Frazier
Senaca
CO G Howland
Wm H Gunn
Dr Frazer
Royce Mowiey
Rapid
Naseys Paradise
Neaby
Bright Aneel
Tame
Giai
Vert
Dillman
E. Peterson
Elroy Halverson
Neola
Will McConkle
Frank Coeaum
Kentucky
Iit
Indians Red Cross
State Board of Health
Toyock
Tiuture Partner of America
Roosevelt High School
Jensen Qdarry
Gli Scouts of Vernal
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