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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1924

Page

4

State Game Warden Closes Taylor Mountain For Hunting Season

Notice from D H Madsen of the Vernal Gun and Rifle Club under Utah law closes Taylor Mountain in Utah County to hunting during the open season. The rule sets the daily limit at eight birds and twelve for the season, with firearm use prohibited in certain preserves and described territorial zones.

Henry B. Millecam Vernal Gun and Rifle Club DH Madsen Astate Lawn of Utah Sanpete Beaver Counties Taylor Mountain Uintah County Rush Lake Iron County

Flowing Oil Well Reported Near Craig

Craig Colorado Aug 18 The Yes structure thirty three miles south of Craig has been proved oil bearing by Midwest Refining at 2646 feet The valve opened and the well flowed eighty barrels of high grade oil in two hours Drilling has not reached the Dakota sands and oil is showing through sixty feet of tin cased hole Oil men expect a big producer once drilled The Yes structure is among the largest in the Rocky Mountain region and a feverish acreage rush is anticipated by a dozen major companies */}

Craig Colo Midwest Refining Company Dakota Sands Rocky Mountain Regiow

Springs Water for Vernal Amid Shortage Sparks Conflict

Report states James property springs have run full all summer, with Hack ing using water for city supply and irrigation. He plans to privatize the springs as a private fish pond. Also notes heavy wildlife pressure on local turkey herd, with 400 remaining amid predation by hawks owls porcupines badgers bobcats minks and skunks. coyotes minimal trouble.

James Fucking Place Mr. Hacking Mr Hacking Ifo

New Steel Vault For Uintah County To Cost Nearly Five Thousand

Construction began Monday on a new steel vault for Uintah County costing just under five thousand dollars. G N Larsen holds the contract for concrete and other work. The vault measures 13 feet 6 inches by 21 feet inside, includes steel filing cases, and will house and store all county records. It sits north of the sheriff’s office and will be entered from that office, using 3000 pounds of steel and an eight foot ceiling.

Uintah G.N Larsen Contras Sadnlb c Cmpany Provo United County Sheriff’s Office

Vernal Sheep Raiser Seeks Water Right

A L. Karren of Vernal filed with the state engineer on Mon day Aug 18 an application to use 0.025 second foot of water from an unnamed Uintah county draw to water 2000 head of sheep. Also Henry Dickinson of Woodside filed for permission to use half a cubic foot from the Price River to irrigate eighty acres.

Uintah A L. Karren Vernal Ean Mongay Henry Dickinson Woodside Price River

Jensen Starts Big For Drive on Soldier Memorial Fund

Mrs A GL Wilkins visited Jensen and reported a strong early start on the Uintah county Soldier Memorial Fund. She turned over donations from Bishop Thos J Caldwell five dollars, W F Wittines one dollar, Fred Wall one dollar, and A J L Wilkins three dollars.

Jensen Drive On Soldier Memorial Fund A. GL. Wilkins Uintah County

Uintah County Grazing Land Auction Set for Sept 26

State land commissioner J W Oldroyd fixed September 26 for the sale of about 31 000 acres of grazing land in Uintah county The auction starts at 1 PM in Vernal and will be conducted by Oldroyd and J W McCann chief clerk of the state land office.

J Wt .Oldroyd Uintah County Vernal Mr. Oldroyd J. W McCann State Land Office

Myton State Bank Pays 20 Percent Dividend

The Myton State Bank declared a 20 percent dividend on liabilities of 49 791 02 dollars, paying 9 958 20 dollars. State bank commissioner Seth Pixton was informed Tuesday by Ernest C. Robbins, the examiner in charge. This is the first dividend since the bank’s closure. July 18.

Myton State Bank Seth Pixton Ernest C. Robbins

Hail Storm Damages Watson Bridges And Roads

The Watson section was hit by a severe hail storm last week causing damage to bridges and roads. Large hail accumulations remained unmelted for several days, according to 8 S. Gurr, road master for the Uintah Railway Company.

Watson S. Gurr Uintah Railway Company

Haslems Purchase Vernal Home and Nearby Property

Mr and Mrs Joshua Haslem of Bennett bought the Mrs Foster property near Ward White from Mayor Rice Cooper. The couple, with two children, will send their offspring to the local high school.

Joshua Haslem Bennett Rice Cooper Mrs. Foster Ward White Mr. Haslem

Transit Man Leaves W Hz Varley Work Section

Varley, resident engineer overseeing state road work, received word Monday from Howard regarding changes in personnel or project status.

W Hz. Varley Howard

Stout Transfer Reported To Utah Plantura Engineer

C Means road engineer orders immediate transfer of Robert C Stout transit man for Mr Varley to report to Frank Lewis resident engineer at Plantura Utah. Mr and Mrs Stout left Friday.

Noted Utah Educator To Lead County Fair Boys and Girls Clubs

Prof. Orson Ryan of Logan Schools will direct the boys and girls clubs at the county fair. He will give demonstrations, lead play and team activities, and present special lectures on educational work. Ryan was a speaker at the last WEU C and is known in Vernal for his work.

Orson Ryan Utah Logan Bose Ofre Ryan Uwe C

Open Air Dance Marks Paving Completion in Vernal

The Lee orchestra provided music for an open air dance on the square in central Vernal to celebrate the paving of the Vic t highway from the tabernacle to town center. Large crowds from Reservation towns attended the event despite the square not being fully completed as planned.

Lee Vernal Ashley Valley I. D Tabernacle Rice Cooper Extra Uintad State Bank

Electricity Powers Ashley Canyon Farm With Modern Systems

A. E. Hammer wired his Ashley canyon farm through Vernal Electric, a Western Electric farm plant. The farm will be modern in every respect providing water heating and electric power for house barn separator and churn, bringing city conveniences to rural life.

A. E. Hammer Vernal Electric Company Western Electric Ashley Canyon

Weenie roast at Ashley creek Sunday school

Two higher Sunday school classes held a weenie roast at Ashley creek one evening last week. Bonfires provided warmth for cooking, and the event was noted as a welcome gathering in the district. Cecil Gardiner, son of William Gardiner, returned home last Friday to see his father and left Monday to resume oil work in Wyoming.

Ashley Creek Cecil Gardiner William Gardiner Wyoming James Duvall Ward A. G. Goodrich Salt Lake City Karl Eftfie Powell Wall of Myton Harriet M Goodrich Duchesne Vilate Jensen

Fort Duchesne Notes and Local Gatherings

Brott returns from the east after his father’s death. Open air dance attendance noted in Vernal. LeRoy Taylor and wife, V. T. Rica and wife vacation in the mountains. John Victor and wife back from southern Utah. Muse Harris from Salt Lake City. eyes improved, can drive. Rev M M Fryer of Roosevelt led Sunday services. others present. Mildred and Helen Dickson to Salt Lake City for school. Fred Dickson took them. Dickson family returned to the saw mill. Dr R J Enochs of Myton to be government doctor, plans to move family here in September.

Jaw Brott Salt Lake City M MM. Fryer Roosevelt Hersey Mr. Howes Mildred Dickson Fred Dickson Helen Dickson George Dickson Brennan George

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Taylor Transit Man Ashley Canyon Farm Uintah Basin May Long Naples Time Vernal, Utah
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