Blue Mountain Cowboys Stage Three Day Vernal Rodeo
Blue Mountain Cowboys announce a three day rodeo at Vernal September 5 6 and 7 with bronco busting steer and bull riding calf roping team roping and races. A noon rodeo daily at the fairgrounds features a 50 piece U S military band and a boxing bout as evening entertainment with a parade and dances. Dinosaur program September 6 at the courthouse grounds features speakers including Don Colton Henry Blood Ed Taylor and Fred Pack.
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Vertal
Blue Mountain Cowboys
Intermountain
Cowboys Indians
Uintah High School
U. S
Lloyd Winn
Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau
Imperial
Court House
Don B Colton
Henry 12 Blood
State Road Commission
Ed Taylor
Colorado State Road Commission
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Fred J Pack
University of Utah
US Army
Blue Mountain
Elmer Lyn
Joe Haslem
Roy Clark
van Massey
Clyde Haslem
John Mfaslem
Streeter Rhinehart
Twenty Years Ago News Roundup From Uintah County
Nathan Hardy brought a sprig of apricots four inches long with 17 hanging on. Arthur Watkins admitted as attorney in Salt Lake City court. to open office in Johnson block. Uintah honey crop relies on 7,000 five gallon cans. William Academy to open September 6 for term. Vermal Orpheus theater crowded after opening. Bishop Archie Richardson and Walter McCoy in Omaha for sheep shipments. Vernal crowd attended a Jensen hayrack dance. rack tipped on Yellow Dugway with no injuries. Attendees named: Lizzie Davis Gladis Bennion Hazel Walker Maggie Shaffer Meda Carpenter Leo Calder Hal Sturgeon Will Stringham Exen Witbeck Merrill Bennion Ray Stringham.
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Nathan
Hardy
Arthur VY Watkins
Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
Watkins
Johnson Block
Uintah
William Academy
Vermal Orpheus
Archie Richardson
Jensen
Walter McCoy
Vernal
Omaha
Leo Calder
Hal Sturgeon
Will Sttringham
Exen Witbeck
Merrill Bennion
Ray Stringhan
Baseball Second Ward At Maeser Saturday At 3 PM
Maeser hosts Second Ward at Pair Grounds while Naples faces Davis at Naples with 3 PM starts. The Naples game pits Naples against Davis at Naples.
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Second Ward
Maeser
Maser
Naples
Davis
Championship race in local league with forfeited games
The second ward Naples 6 plays Gaines 11 in a forfeit while First ward 0 forfeits after missing the grounds. Darts 4 meets Amaeser 8 as rodeo organizers plan ball games daily during Vernal celebration. League standings determine first through fourth place with three games left to crown the champion.
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Naples
Gaines
Vernal
Traffic Regulation Upheld by City Council Meeting
City Council voted to install center block buttons and at the Post Office to enforce standard state traffic rules. U turns at the monument will be prohibited and corners cut. Open cut-out driving will be banned and violators will be arrested. State patrol to assist RR stop-sign enforcement within the city. Applications to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation noted as filed with Salt Lake officials.
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R. Cooper
Salt Lake
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Verna City
Vernal Man Wins Master Craftsmanship in Carving
Vern Olsen proprietor of the Olsen Shoe Shop was awarded a certificate for master craftsman in wood carving by Popular Mechanics Magazine in a recently closed contest. The magazine praised his work as having unquestionable merit and awarded a certificate of special distinction after missing a cash prize.
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Vern Olsen
Olsen Shoe
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Uintah County Republican Delegates Chosen at Convention
Uintah County held a Republican convention at the courthouse on Monday selecting 16 delegates and 11 alternates to attend subsequent conventions in Freve Salt Lake City Roosevelt and at the state level. The slate includes Charles DeMolly H W Cotton E J Young HR G Cooper and others with Mrs J Hacking and J P Hacking among alternates. Hurri W Cohen was named temporary chairman as the meeting opened.
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Court House
Uintah County
Freve
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Charles DeMolly
Cotton E J Young
Cooper
Walter Woolley
John N Davis
Clive Davis
P. May
C Hacking
IF Donaldson
LeRoy Taylor
Whitlock
Wallace Calder
S$ Carter
Henderson
Siddoway
Colton Mira
Carter M
L E Stevenson
Bastin
Hacking
T Johnson
Cooper Henry Green
Ernest Eaton
J KF Bullock
Hurri W Cohen
Charles de Mosy
Miss Norma Hansen Returns to Provo After Visit
Miss Norma Hansen arrived in Provo this Thursday morning after a short visit with her mother, Mrs Ifans, for a few days.
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Norma Hansen
Provo
Viside
Mrs Ifans
Shimmin Nets First Local Hole in One at Vernal Course
Dr L Shimmin scored a hole in one on the eighth hole at the Vernal golf course. The drive covered about 43 yards and marks the first recorded ace on the local course.
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L. Shimmin
Shimmin
Tidwell Transferred to Winnebago Omaha Agency Post
The transfer of Henry M. Tidwell from Uintah Ouray Indian Agency in Fort Duchesne Utah to superintendent of the Winnebago and Omaha agency at Winnebago Nebraska was announced by A. Cooles at the Indian extension and industry office. Tidwell will replace Chas McGortebash who retired after 42 years. Page succeeds Tidwell at Fort Duchesne and heads the basin reservation. Local officials and senators sent telegrams praising Tidwell and urging retention.
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Henry M. Tidwell
Uintah-Ouray
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Winnebago and
Omaha
Winnebago
Neb
Tiuasday At
Cooleymational
Indian Extension and Industry
Tidwell
Salt Lake
Chas McGortebash
Lewis W. Page
Fort Barthold
Exbowood
N. C
Mr. Tidwell
Basin Reservation
Page
UBTC
Secretary of the Interior
Flay Eyman Wilbur
Teed Smoot
Wiliam H King
County appoints deputy inspectors for weed control
Sheriff Johnson and Marshall Richardson are named deputy agricultural inspectors for Uintah County and Vernal by Harden Tien non state commissioner of agriculture. The measure aims to enforce the weed law and eradicate noxious perennials, with emphasis on landowners acting themselves through shallow cultivation to keep roots from regrowing. County officials and Lions Club members coordinate the campaign with support from County Agent E Peterson and Supervisor J O Stewart.
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Emery Johnson
Marshall Iafe Richardson
Uintah
Harden Tiennion
Agricuture
Bennioh
Jennion
RL @ Cooper
Lions Club Committee
Cooper
E Peterson
J O Stewart
Craig Cole's Road Plan For Relief Fund West Of Craig
Craig Cole operator of the Craig Vernal mall line and the Winters Colorado Motor Ways said plans are under way to have 190 600 of the relief fund spent on the road west of Craig. He said the Bureau for Public Roads has had a program ready for the completion of the road to the state line for some time.
Miss Leah Lloyd Employed Temporarily at Forest Office
Miss Leah Lloyd of Kenilworth is employed temporarily at the Ashtey Forest office. The notice notes her temporary position and location.
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Leah Lloyd
Kenilworth
jAshtey Forest
Civic clubs form Northeast Utah association meeting
Representatives from northeastern Utah civic clubs met August 12 near Fort Duchesne to organize the Associated Civic clubs of Northeastern Utah. The group discussed U S 40 oiling plans, the Jensen bridge, and road work funding with officials outlining costs and timelines through 1933.
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U. 8 40
State Round Commission
Utah
Heber City
Vernal
Ft Duchesne
J Coom Jr. Hiatt
Lions Club
Associated Civic Clubs
Henry H Blood
Salt Lake City
State Road Commission
US 40
Uintah Basin
Green River
Jensen
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Blood
3 Rock
Vernal Scouts Win First Place At Uintah Basin Institute Convention
Vernal won the U B I C O trophy with 1210 points led by Vernal First ward scouts. Miss LaBerle Cook won the oratorical contest and Brent Feltch was named most perfect baby at the Uintah Basin convention finale in Fort Duchesne.
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Uintah Dasin
Fort Duchesne
LaBerle Cook
Vernal
Francis Feltch
Freind Hannah
Uintah High School
Uintsh
Lioydavis
Caneno
Peterson
UBSO
Uintah Basin
Moon
H GS Marshst
University of Utah
Marshall
Blanche Henderson
Brent Feltch
Rosa Marie Pockerjack
Quietoota Pockerjack
Clifford Lemen
Toka
Clinton Peterson
Rex Olsen
Haro
Duke Vernal
Hal Johnson
John
Lawrents Murray
Kenneth Aycock
Ward
Don Carter
Farl Calder Vernal
Bohring
Earl
Vernal Second Ward
A. A. Anderson
Timpanogat Council
Fred Gaon
Earl ‘ Calder
Glenfiith
Stephen Stringbem
County Schools To Open September First Ede The News
The county will begin the school year on September first including Umtah academy with showers earlier in the week brightening vegetation. A Washington photographer has set up in town to operate from a vacant Merkley lot. Tom Speirs of Buena Vista reported a rattlesnake encounter while walking his field, which he killed.
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Umtah Academy
Washington
Merkley
Tom Speirs
Buea Vis
Speirs
Hansens Wheat
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Ita
Washington Memorial Boulevard
Dinosaur National Memorial Park
Dom T. Colton
Colton
State Road Com
Congress
Taylor
U of U& ‘I
Wirtsh Feasin
Ions Club
Pet Mereser
H. M. Tidwell
Nebraska Indian Agency
Sheriff Johnson and
Marshall Richardson
Heber and
Preston Peterson
Commission
Petersen
Wwf B Wallis
Hiatt
L. C Mortgomery
E M Hardy
Weber City
Indian Canyon
Hlatt
Park City
J. L. Coleman
Wasatch County
McQuire Canyon
Sididler Creek
Strawberry Valley
U.B.I.C
Don Weeks
Utah- White House
Trossard
Herrietta K Burton
United States Indian Service
Stanley Orser Duchesne
Alma Kelly
Luke Clegg
HE M Tidwell
John L Johnson
Wilford Whitlock
LeRoy
Funk
Alice Pedersen
Arthur Wiscomb
Effie Jacobs
Muriel G. Walla
Campbell Litster
Fred J. Burger
Hard M Lunedell
Walter E Atwood
Duane Knobles Leeton
Frank Gardner
Grant Lee
Willam Sheldon
Clyde Thomas
George Fuasselt
Curtl Bastian
Hayden
Jesse Trnden
Calvin Rasmussen
Bennett
A Whiteley
American Fork
E R
Cox
Bonita
Orville Swain
Lapoint
Andreas Jensen
Centerfield
McConkle
Bluebell
Thirty-eighth Infantry Band
Fort Douglas
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