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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1951

Page

16

1952 Livestock Show Officers Elected at Vernal Meeting

Uintah County officers for the 1952 Livestock Show were elected at a public meeting in the Courthouse Vernal. Allen Manshield was chosen president with Marvin Smith as manager Duane Johnson as vice president and Clair Acord as secretary. Breeding beef Dean Secsions breeding sheep Rulon Lind fat beef Junior Merkley fat lambs Dee Jenkins and Ray Udy along with Roland Merkley were named as committee chairs. Additional committees will be chosen later.

Uintah Vernal Allen Manshield Marvin Smith Duane Johnson Clair Acord Dean Secsions Rulon Lind Junior Merkley Dee Jenkins Darry Oakley Larsen Ray Udy Roland Merkley

Bingham Canyon Wealth Fueled by Imagination and Copper

The Utah Copper story credits Col. C. Jackling and colleagues with turning Bingham Canyon into a vast open cut copper operation. From early mineral finds in 1883 to massive production by 1906, the mines yielded billions of pounds of copper and created thousands of jobs and large-scale industrial activity.

Jackling Utah Copper Utah Bingham Canyon Salt Lake City Tom Sanford Bingham George Ogilvie Patrick E. Connor Ft.Douglas Connor Bingham Col BE. A.wall D. C. Jackling Robert C. Gemmel Mercur Colonel Wall For Gone Europe Switzerland

Oil Driller Injured In Dynamite Blast At Colorado Well

Charles Jameson a drilling contractor for Joe Rader for the Number 1 well at Skull Creek Moffat Pool Colorado suffered a compound arm fracture when a dynamite charge detonated prematurely while he attempted to blow off the bottom of a stuck pipe. Water surged up the casing and he was taken first to Rangely hospital then to Denver.

Charles Jameson Joe Rader Moffat Pool Colorado Skull Creek Mr. Jameson Rangely Hospital Denver Jameson

Vernal Flower Show Displays Picturesque Exhibits

The Vernal Garden Club hosted a large flower show with 600 entries attracting many lovers. A mirror-backed display titled Queen of the Show featured a large vase of Pouce Woges, arranged by Mrs. Don Barr and Mrs. Delora Fisher with assistant Mrs. Milda Palton.

Mort Thary Vernad Garden Club Vernad Sleldheen Mra Don Barr Mra Delora Fisher Utah State Garden Club Association Milda Palton Rosella Calder George John ‘Ston George Johnston

California to Fight Central Utah Project Warns Wallace

William R. Wallace chairman of the Utah Water and Power Board and president of the Utah Water Users Association warned California would oppose the Central Utah Project. An article titled Colorado River Water appears as a paid ad in many papers. Wallace urged the project to be built as a whole to use at least 600,000 acre feet for Utah.

California Utah Wallace William R. Wallace Utah Water and Power Board Utah Water Users Association Central Utah Arizona Boulder Canyon

25 Mile Running Gunfight In Moffat County Drama

An argument after a Brown's Park dance led to a 25 mile running gunfight in Moffat County. Harold Sheppard and Don Miller pursued Solace and Sheridan as Solace fired a 30.06 rifle and a 45 revolver at the convertible. Sheridan was wounded, Sheppard and Miller seized the guns after a hand to hand struggle. charges included assault to commit a target and assault to do bodily harm.

Brown's Park Cole West Wild Woolley Harold Sheppard Don Miller Monte Sheridan Chet Solace Solace Sheridan Georgine Radosovich Sheppard Miller Solace Place

Hot Time Moths Party At Our House

The line jokes about moths and a party held at a residence. It suggests a playful inquiry and mentions moth balls as a pun or misunderstanding. The tone is light and humorous with no specific people, places, or dates given.

Fred G. Bingham Family Reunion Highlights Visitors

Family members gathered for a Sunday dinner to welcome arrivals from Beaver and Ft. Duchesne. Aird G. Merkley and spouse arrived with their daughter and son-in-law. Asahel A. Perry and sons John and Donnie attended from Ft. Duchesne. The Merkleys departed Monday for Beaver, where they edit the Beaver Press.

Fred G. Bingham Beaver Aird G. Merkley Binghams Ft. Duchesne Asahel A. Perry John Donnie J. Ferron Hacking Shirley R. Richards Arlyn Merkleys Beaver Press

Porter Request and Morning Wakeup Conversation

The exchange involves a request about contacting the porter and a statement that the speaker wakes at seven each morning. The dialogue centers on whether to call the porter and the habit of an early rise.

Stan Anderson Reports for Georgia Radio School

Corporal Stan Anderson of the 134th Engineers Combat Battalion Uintah Basin Utah National Guard left Vernal August 16 for Augusta Georgia to attend Radio Radar School at Camp Gordon. He was chosen after tests to represent the Uintah Basin Division. The six month program ends with his return to Vernal as radio man and repairman for the National Guard unit.

Stanley Anderson 134Th Engineers Combat Bat Utah Nat's Vernal Vita Frontier Airlines Augusta Georgia Cpl Anderson Uintah Basin Camp Gordon Anderson Nat'l

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Livestock Show Brant Morrill A. W. Shepherd Hotel Vernal Glen McConkle Woodey Searle Col. C. Jackling Dixon and Co Uintah State Bank Venus Uish Feltch Cochairmen A. P. Voorhles Glen Merkley Moffat CO Irish Canyon Fulcolor Ashton Bros. Co Stan Anderson Georgia Radio School Ashton’s Portland
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