Vernal News Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Health
Mary Cook has her tonsils removed on Wednesday morning and is improving. David Mooseman of San Francisco is in Vernal on business and pleasure. The largest active iron mine in Minnesota is mentioned. Mrs Pontha Calder and Fam Clise are in Salt Lake. A Coast and Geodetic Survey crew is stationed in Vernal. Mr and Mrs M Warden Nelson and Watson were in Vernal Saturday.
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Mary Cook
David Mooseman
San Francisco Calif
Pontha Calder Mae Nen
Clise
Miss Colton Visiting at Wallace Calder Home
Miss Lorna Colton of Provo visits Mr and Mrs Wallace Calder and attended the UEHIO last week.
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Lorna Colton
Provo
Wallace Calder
Owen Slaugh Sees Worlds Fair Then Joins Lewis Motor
Owen Slaugh spends a few days at the Worlds Fair in Chicago and, on his return, will drive a chassis for an oil truck for the Lewis Motor Company.
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Owen Slaugh
Chicago
Lewis Motor Company
Mrs Lynn Ashton Improves and Leaves Salt Lake Hospital
Mrs Lynn Ashton, long ill, is much improved and has been discharged from Salt Lake hospital. She is expected to be home by next Sunday.
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Lynn Ashton
Salt Lake
Business caller Lob Jones in Vernal eyes Jensen well contract
Rangely resident Lob Jones visited Vernal on Tuesday to review a well drilling contract for culinary water at Jensen. He weighs terms and feasibility with local officials.
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Lob Jones
Rangely
Vernal
Mr Jones
Jensen
Culinary Water
Miss Leatha Hair Home Visiting With Parents
Miss Leatha Hair attends LDS Business College in Salt Lake City and is visiting at home with her parents Bishop John Hair and Mrs Hair.
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Leatha Hair
LDS Business College
Salt Lake City
John Hair
Gee Couple Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Elwood Gee left for Provo after an enjoyable visit at the Showalter home. Mrs Gee is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Showalter.
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Elwood Gee
Provo
Co W Showalter
Mrs Gee
Mrs Showalter
Stratfords announce arrival of baby daughter in Portland
Mr and Mrs Richard C Stratford of Portlan Oregon announce the birth of a six and a half pound baby daughter on Friday August 10. Mrs Stratford was formerly Miss Vera Calder.
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Richard C. Stratford
Portlane
Oregon
Stratford
Vera Calder
Nurse in charge inoculations visits Uintah areas
Mrs L K Murphys, nurse in charge of typhoid inoculations for Uintah county, traveled to Jensen on Monday morning and to Vernal in the afternoon for vaccination duties.
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L K Murphys
Uintah
Jensen
Vernil Drug Clerk Returns After Vacation
Karl Riberts, a clerk at Vernil Drug, returns to work on Tuesday after a vacation in Salt Lake City and the Uintah mountains.
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Karl Riberts
Vernil Drug
Salt Lake City
Uintah Moutt Twins
Thomes Bingham Visited by Parents During Weekend
Thomes Bingham, a company clerk at the Uintah canyon cce camp, spent the weekend at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Fred Bingham. He is enjoying his work at the camp.
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Thomes Bingham
Uintah Canyon
Fred . Bingham
Bingham
Henderson City Treasurer Heads to Utah on Business
City treasurer Henderson leaves Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City and Provo to handle official matters with Mrs Hoper accompanying him to Provo and Vernal where she stays near his home.
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Henderson
Salt Lake
Hohoperr
Manila Fort Bridge Guests Set for Green Lakes Resort
Ted Anderson, owner of Green Lakes resort, announced plans for a party of 25 from Manila and Fort Bridge to spend the weekend at the resort starting Saturday in the Vernal area.
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Ted Anderson
Green Lakes Resort
Manila
Fort Bridge
Couple Feitch Return From Colorado Vacation
Mr and Mrs Francis Feitch returned last week from a vacation up to Denver and the Colorado mountains near Steamboat Springs and Yampa. Mr Feitch formerly lived at Frazier.
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Francis Feitch
Denver
Colorado Mountains
Steamboat Springs
Yampa
Feitch
Frazier
Mrs Boyle Returns From Vernal After Visiting Husband
Mrs Wm H Boyle of Provo returned to her home Wednesday morning after ten days in Vernal visiting her husband the instructor of the summer school held at the high school here.
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Wm H Boyle
Provo
Andersons Return From Vacation Visit
Mr and Mrs Lyman Anderson and their children ended a vacation stay at the home of Mr and Mrs D L Richards Sr and returned to Salt Lake City this week.
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Lyman Anderson
D L Richards
Salt Lake
Merks Return from Utah Visit with Local Friends
Thurman and Geraldine Merk spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends here and returned Monday to Salt Lake City. They were accompanied by Miss Helen Tenny, Mrs. Isabel Dillman Weldon Bastian and Moroni Gerber.
Salt Lake Tribune staffer visits UBIC Fort Duchesne
Yoble Warren former postmaster of Salt Lake City and now with the Salt Lake Tribune joined the governors party at UBIC Fort Duchesne. He spent all three days as a guest of the UBIC and returned to Salt Lake City.
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Yoble Warren
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune
UBIC
Fort Duchesne
Warren
Weekend visitors at Maeser Stringhams
Miss Ruth Rare Joceps Palmer and Tom Wilamson of Ogden visited the Stringham home at Maeser and left Sunday for their homes. They were joined by Miss Rowena Stringham and Miss Agnes Jenn Jensen who has been staying for a few days while Miss Stringham attends a nurses course at the Dee hospital in Ogden.
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Ruth Rare
Joceps Palmer
Tom Wilamson
Ogden
Weck End
Mtr
P C Stringham
Maeser
Rowena Stringham
Agnes Jen
Os Jensen
Stringham
Miss Stringham
Dee Hospital
Vernal hosts Sunday School leader event
J Percy Goddard of the general board spoke at a Sunday Beboo convention in Vernal. The stake officers and teachers gathered Sunday afternoon at the Vernal First and Second Chapels, with many from the stake in attendance. Goddard stayed as a guest at Mr and Mrs Calder's home.
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Percy Goddard
Vernal
Goddard
Calder
Reunion honors for pioneer Josep E Warkhen’s lineage in Utah
Miss Etella Richards travels to Salt Lake for the Parker reunion to present the history of her grandfather Josep E Warkhen a noted Utah pioneer and stockman. His third son Wm Harker is said to be the first white male child born in Utah and Harker imported the first purebred stock to the territory.
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Etella Richards
Salt Lake
Parker
Josep E. Warkhen
Wm & Harker
Utah
Wells Pope announce arrival of baby
Mr and Mrs Wells Pope announce the arrival of a baby born Monday, August 13.
Free textbooks mandated for grade school pupils in nineteen states
The law requires free textbooks for students in grade schools across nineteen states. It outlines state funded provision, distribution, and oversight to ensure all enrolled pupils receive necessary instructional materials.
Franckes Welcome Baby Boy Born August Eighth
Dr and Mrs J M Francke announce the birth of their baby boy on Wednesday August 8. The family welcomes the new arrival with joy and thanks offerings.
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J M Francke
Bos
Farming land bids pour in from western drought farmers
Applicants from the drought afflicted west seek farming land at the Salt Lake loan office. The rush reflects widespread need among eastern farmers facing arid conditions and seeks to secure suitable parcels for cultivation this season.
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Salt Lake Lana
Brouth-Stocken Farmers of
Ea West
Boyle Family Spends Sunday in Vernal Visit
Miss Melia Boyle Si iney Boyle and Mrs Vilma Bunker of Prove children of Prof and Mrs William H Boyle spent Sunday in Vernal visiting with their parents.
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Melia Boyle
Iney Boyle
Vilma Bunker
Prove Childen
William H Boyle
Vernal
Fieston and Waldon Hughes Travel Homeward from Worlds Fair
Fieston Hughes and Waldon Hughes of Fpunish Fork were in Vernal on Saturday en route home from the Worlds Fair with a new car they were driving back.
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Fieston
Waldon Hughes
Fpunish Fork
Vernal
Uintah Schools Receive State Funds Allocation
Uintah district will get 1065570 dollars from a state fund calculated at 329 dollars per capita. Duchesne county receives 1012004 dollars and Daggett county 59549 dollars.
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Uintah
Duchesne County
Dagett County
Local Visitor Mr Mars Pope Arrives With Relatives
Mr Mars Pope and his wife arrived Tuesday to visit relatives. Pope is the manager of Utah Power and Light in Moab and was formerly employed at the local office.
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Mars Pope
Pope
Utah Power and Light Company
Moib
Mrs Stewart and companions tour Gooseberry Utah camp
Mrs J B Stewart Miss Pearl FLeffer and Mrs Tras White traveled to Southern Utah at the week’s start. They took Newell Shaffer and Wilbur Rhodes to the CCG camp at Gooseberry Utah for a brief outing.
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J B Stewart
Pearl Fleffer
Tras White
Utah
Newell Shaffer
Wilbur Rhodes
Laie
CCG
Gooseberry
Willam H Siddoway Improves in Salt Lake City Visit
Willam H Siddoway president of Uintah State Bank has been in Salt Lake City for medical treatment and is reported very much improved. He is expected to return home this weekend.
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Willam H Siddoway
Uintad State Bank
Salt Lake City
Government purchases over 110 cattle in Uintah county relief drive
Elmer Lind county drouth relief director reports the government bought and shipped more than 110 head of cattle from Uintah county in the past week to support relief efforts.
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Elmer Lind County
Drouth
Uintah County
Salt Lake City Visit By George I Cannon and Heber Joe Smith
George I Cannon and Heber Joe Smith returned to Salt Lake City after a lengthy visit with Mrs Joseph P Hacking. They were accompanied by Mr. John N Davis who joined them briefly during the trip.
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George I Cannon
Heber Joe Smith
Salt Lake City
Joseph P Hacking
John N Davis
Industrious Maeser Mother Maintains Busy Valley Work
Mrs. Virginia Jarrell of Maeser is described as a diligent mother who handles much of the work herself. The note highlights her energy and productivity, with a claim she remains as active as only half her age despite many weeks of effort.
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Virginia Jarrell
Maeser
Jarrell
German scientists visit Dinosaur quarry exhibit
Dr A C Berle of Jencen reports three German scientists spent Saturday at the Dinosaur quarry and notes that Sunday drew more than 70 visitors to the fossils.
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A C Berle
Jencen
Germany
Mrs H W Woolley Taken to Salt Lake City for Health
Mrs H W Woolley was taken to Salt Lake City on Wednesday for health reasons. It is believed the move will benefit her health after several weeks of serious illness. She was accompanied by Mr Woolley and Lyle Remington, her son-in-law.
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H W Woolley
Salt Lake City
Woolley
Mr Woolley
Lyle Remington
Vernal Paving Nears Finish With Asphalt Main Streets
The Vernal paving project nears completion with all main streets to be surfaced with asphalt from curb to curb by week’s end, according to Marshi all Lafe Richardson who has overseen the work.
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Marshiall Lafe Richardson
Ford family visits Vernal from Denver
Homer D Ford superintendent of Gilson Asphaltum Company visits Vernal with his brother from Denver. The visitors are hosted by local officials and inspected regional road work during their Friday trip.
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Homer D Ford
Watson
Waltage F Ford
Denver
Homer D_ Ford
Gilson Asphaltum Company
Hs Brother
D &R GW R Rr
Lewis Shanks Plans New Ground Sampling in Local Area
Lewis Napoleon Shanks, a prospector known as Napoleon, arrived from Nevada this week. He says he once worked ground on Green and Rives 25 years ago and plans to sample it again.
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Lewis
Napoleon’ Shanks
Nevada
Shanks
Bar benefits firemen school trip in state event
A Bar will host a benefit on Saturday August 25 in Bend. Chief B B Mile announces proceeds will fund sending local fire department members to the state firemen's school.
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Bend
B. B Mile
Kimball Gains 1800 Signatures for Townsend Pension Bill
Ss. H Kimball secured 1800 signatures petitioning Congress to pass the Townsend old age pension bill. At UBIC last week he collected more than a thousand signatures aided by a corps of residents in various county communities.
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Ss. H Kimball
Congress
UBIC
Kimball
Hay and harvest notes from Vernal drought scene
Mrs Ross of Tridell and sen ern traveled to Vernal with Kir and Mrs Alvan Mewrey. Ross reports from 1 acre of alfalfa five tons of hay produced while 20 acres of wheat yielded only three cut. Skies are dry as drought dims crops and leaves turn brown.
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M Ross
Tridell
Sen Ern
Kir
Alv'n Mewrey
Ross
Tridell Group Enjoys Yellowstone Trip Via Manila Highway
A party of eight led by Parley Goodrich and including Postmaster Reed S McConkie and Darrell Goodrich traveled from Vernal to Manila through Wyoming Montana and Idaho to visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. They found lush scenery contrasts with parched western fields and noted Idaho’s relatively favorable water situation.
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Parley Goodrich
Reed S&s McConkie
Darrell Goodrich
Forest Goodrich
Ree Goodrich
Grand Teaton
Yeligastone
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Mr Goodrich
Vernal Community News Roundup and Local Visits
Lapoint and Taylor family updates from Salt Lake and Vernal hospitals. Howard Taylor’s serious injuries improve after surgery. Norma Cook operated on for appendicitis and recovering. Local residents, guests, and travelers from Salt Lake City, Denver, and California attend UBIC events and church services. A Vernal sermon condemns alcohol, ending with "Shall we gather at the river."
Foster Wedding Announcement in Salt Lake and Byron Ambitions
Mr and Mrs Hajuenh Foster announce the marriage of their daughter Ruby to Robert B Stele of Yroma Wic on Thursday August 14 in Salt Lake tempo. They plan to reside in Byron. Mr and Mrs Reed Babcock are visiting in Salt Lake. Cadwell of Mt Bell spent a week with relatives here. Argy G Adams visited relatives during the week. New Mr and Mrs Li and Perry went from their summer home Monday. Ben Cook and Mrs Bill Lee visited Vermal this week. Shemian Taphou journeyed to APG Sunction Calo tor rue.
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Ro. Taylor
Salt Lake
Howard
Ld& Hospital
Taylor
Hardy
Grace Lambert
John Hair
Norma Cook
Vernal Hospital
Harvey Hullager
Vernal
Grand Rasmussen
Rile Blackburn
Grace Lambryt
Boyle Wilber Oaks
T Johnson
Nellie
Eugenia Brough
Randlett
John Fields
Laman Wye
Samuel R Brovel
UBIC
Dan Adams
Margret
Betty
Emeline Suencef
Taviorsville
Howard Taylor
Aee
Caroline Lambert
John Lambert Henry Lee
Dragon
Ruby Foster
Wyoming
Ernest Johnson
Arvil Hoopes
Whiterocks Beach
Trvin Sideles
Denver
H Mullns
Lile Reynolds
California
Fide. Olson
Olin Green
Veiral
Russ Foster
Lloyd Taylor
Jensen
Clarence Jensen
Fred ‘Yarburton
Hajuenh Foster
Robert B Stele
Yroma
Byron
Reed Babcock
Cadwell
Mt Bell
Tft
Mra
Argy G Adams
Mra Li
Perry
Justice Court Hears Nehiesel Case In 75 Dollar Fine
State v Nehiesel heard before Justice C S Carter in Tile Justice Court. Nehiesel pleaded guilty to failing to report an incident from last winter. County Attorney Hugh W Calton prosecuted. Defense attorney B W Dalton represented. Nehiesel testified he did not know a written report was required at the time.
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S Nejihesel
Justice Court
C S Carter
Nejhesel
Hugh W Calton
B W Dalton
Price
Nettheisel
Ten Miles of Asphalt Road Planned West of Here
Officials discuss building a long asphalt highway through Uintah Basin to spur relief for farmers and boost Salt Lake City access. Governor Blood praised for support. plans cover US 40 corridor with tests on local asphalt and possible surface from Salt Lake to Heber City.
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Backman
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Unter
Salt Lake Cty
Develphe
Blood
Intah
Myton
State Line
Governor Blood Speaks on School Funding and Relief
The governor discusses mandatory school funding, equalization benefits for Uintah Basin, and sales tax use. He cites relief distributions to Utah and federal allocations, praising local efforts and federal liberal aid while noting the broad star of the West.
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Wth
Uintah Basin
Blood
Utah
Civil Works Administration
Alwass
Basin convention promotes optimism and Native events
The Uintah Basin convention showcased optimism with sessions on agriculture health housing and youth activities. Governor Henry Blood opened with a parade by Roosevelt American Legion and Uintah bands while Indian veterans and leaders attended. events included sports, dances, and a baseball win by the Indians over COC camp.
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Charles P Rudd
Utah Poultry Producers’ Cooperative
Asmetation Red Cross
Hatok Terailineer
American Red Cross
Ulth State Agricultural Caliegen
Brigham Young University
Lasell
O A Ogilvie Universty
Utah
Endian
Fort
Cate
Henry H Blood
Roosevelt American Legion Post
Carpen County
Uinta
Fort Park
Charlie McBride
Rose Daniels
Indgin
Uniteds
Blow
Charles M. Tyerson
Gor Yneas
Uintah Basin
Moon Lake
A Lacrue Jensen
University of Utah
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