Utah Must Wake Up to Seize Uintah Basin Trade
Salt Lake Telegram reports Utah must act to capitalize Uintah Basin trade. Business leaders warn if Utah shifts focus to Colorado or neglects the basin, Salt Lake merchants lose access to markets and revenue. officials urge statewide cooperation to develop eastern Utah resources and shipping opportunities.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Denver
Uintah Basin
Galt Lake
Uintah Buyern
Colorado
Henry H Blood
West
Commonwealth
Uintah
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Telegram
District Court Convenes In Vernal Next Week
District court Judge Gearze W Worthen will convene in Vernal next Tuesday September 2 with a light calendar including six criminal cases four probate matters and a few civil cases. The jury panel was instructed to appear on September 4. Mrs Hertha Witmer returned Tuesday night from a family reunion in Southern Utah.
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Gearze W Worthen
Hertha Witmer
Tuesday
Utah
Leota Community Notices and Death Salient Details
Leota Utah residents report visitors from Provo and Whiterock visiting local families. A funeral in Loa for Alton Jackson is noted after a ruptured appendix. Attending relatives include Mr and Mrs W P Ellsworth and Mr and Mrs John Filsworth among others.
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John Allred
S¢ David
Arizona
Wm. Allred
John Boyd
Provo
Leota
Hamilton
Allred
Orval Hoops
Whiterocns
Edward Uryant
Alton Jackson
Jackson
Revie
W Op Elsworth
John Filsworth
Junin Jackson
Perry Jackson
Loa
Tyes Allan
Allan
Ellsworth
Wicl
Leota Beach
Hig
Jackson Heated & Amall
James Wehaughtan
Velma Ann
McNaughtan
P Ellsworth
Uintah High School to Open September 9 With Yearlong Program
Uintah High School unveils a full year calendar with September 9 opening for grades nine through twelve, and September 1 start for ninth and tenth grades. Principal Pixton leads a staff including Lundell Smith Hughes and Den nson with extensive programs and a student body fee structure to cover transportation and activities.
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Uintah High School
Robert L Pexton
Uintah Hip School
Niith
Ina
Pix
Columbus
Armistice
Licoln
Washington
Vernal
Uintah High
Robert L Pixton
Harold Lundell Smith
Hughes
Roth Hart
Dailey Johnson
Katherine Taylor
Deane Dennson
Calvin Marsal
Reed Morrill
Marva Hodson
Dunn Taylor
Albert M Goodrich
Smith Hughes
Medisnev
Merie Bush
Lloyd Winnmuse
Ellis Wilcox
N G Somards
Charles Colton LeRoy Richens
Charles Leys
Ralph Siddoway
Leta Goodrich
Round up of Wild Horses on Diamond Mountain Nets 100 Animals
Under Emnext Eaton eight riders comb the east end of Diamond Mountain for wild and abandoned horses. In two days the hunt netted over 100 animals, corralled near the old Slaugh ranch. More horses are expected to be brought into the valley by week’s end for potential sale if owners do not redeem branded stock.
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Diamond Mountain
Emnext
Eaton
Pexte
Slaugh
Chicken Season Opens Saturday Statewide With Exceptions
The chicken season begins Saturday August 31 and ends at sunset September 2 with sage hens open in Ashley valley under local valley limits set by foothill rims. No shooting is allowed on any game preserve year round and carrying firearms into preserves incurs legal penalties. Earl Kintera travels to Los Angeles where he will earn $45 hourly.
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Earl Kimter
Ashley Valley
Kintera
Vernal Lions Club Leases Land for City Air Port
The air service committee of the Vernal Lions club leases a tract on Wooltair field one and a half miles south of the city for a landing field. A half mile long field 300 feet wide will be built and ready to operate by the end of next week. Municipal field planned by next spring with preparations underway to meet government standards and serve as an emergency landing site between Duchesne and Salt Lake City.
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Air Service Committee
Vernal Lions Club
Wooltair Firid
For &N Alr Port
Air Service
C W Perry
Seagut Ahines Inc
Salt Lake City
Duchesne City
Women Lead Vernal Kitchen Contest Set for September 11
The Uintah County Extension Service and local groups announce the Women’s Kitchen Contest Achievement Day in Vernal on September 11. A home demonstration project began with leadership input in April, with judges scoring progress from start to finish, including remodeling costs and a final tour of kitchens. Winners receive prizes funded by local merchants and organizations, with ceremonies on courthouse grounds, a luncheon, a community leader prize, and a state leaders training invitation.
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U 8 AC Extension Service
Uintah County
Alice Prderson
Vernal
al Kitchen
Court House
Logan
Efe $ Barrows
Uintah Gas Company
Uintah State Bank
Wong Sing
Fort Duchesne
Woodard Furniture Co
Ashton Bros Co
Mra
Theodore Johnson
Ernest Fxton
Earl Freeman
Heney Mill
Acar
David Karen
J A Cheney
John Carlson
Fort Dutheane
Vernal County Fair Opens with Three Big Fun Days
Three days of livestock exhibits parades and rodeo at Vernal feature top attractions including Sam Garrett as an eight-time champion roper Bonnie Gray riding Kung Tut a high jumping horse and Ed Wright the clown. Indians in costume join daily parades while schools clubs and farm exhibits show county products and crafts.
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Cheleman
Uinton County Fair
J. Ho Allan
Uinton County
Sam Garrett
Aord
Bonnie Grayampion
Kung Tut
Wright
Aix
National Forest Service
Vernal News Mixed With Births Accounts and Business
Thirty years ago in Vernal the Thursday issue notes a new baby girl born at the Haw home in Merrills ward and the sudden illness of Shanley Asmend’s infant. The text also covers travel by Don Colton and others, a bee industry update, lectures by H Brimhall, and Bartlett Bros. purchasing Vernal Exprew plant.
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Mir
Alonzo Haw
Merrills Ward
Shanley
Texas
Charles Glines
Provo
Don
Colton
Rueben Augustan
Wonle Billings
Leah Capes Stella
Burnie Colton
Saray Colton
Afra Colton
Don Olton
Coursn
Acadmy
University
Jane
Walker
Jecra
H. Brimhall
Bartlett Bros
Merkley
Good Will
J A Halflaway Chay
Bartlett
Bres
Ashton
Salt Lake
Ashley Co-op
Ashley Forest Supervisor Joins Fight Region Fire Debacle
A G Nord, supervisor of the Ashley National Forest, left Idaho ten days ago to aid in combating raging forest fires across Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. Dispatches report the blazes are out of control with severe timber losses and casualties among fighters. The Ladies Aid group met at Mrs Banks home and planned next gathering at Mrs Corless home on September 4.
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G Nord
Ashley National Forest
Idaho
Kopeta
Teverel
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Ladies Aid
Min W Oa
Banks
Walter Corless
Local Notables Gather in Curtis Home Visit
A Tuesday gathering at the C E Curtis home drew a large crowd with attendance by Mr and Mrs Eddie utp of Idaho and other visitors from Idaho. The report notes several local residents visiting relatives and attending events, including baby news and a Dallas detour.
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the Relief Society
C E Curtis
Eddie Utp
Famely
Idaho
Jos EK Mark
Devter Cole
Jerusha Cole
Roek
Jeanette Bennett
Hennett
A W Neteker
Raleigh Neteker
Myton
Utah
David
Lampreux
Non Alto
Arna Adama
Dry Fork
Thomas Labrum
Ums
Olenn Reeder
Walter Pensald
Ffamly
Denver
Colorado
Pen
Uber
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Seymour B Dubendorft
Stone Galloway Sharp
Cogswell
Grand Canyo
Colorado Tauls
Hodgkinson
Stockimore
Sockmore
Stockmore
Tay
Adelbert Colton
George Crawford
Umtah Stake Academy
Wallace Calder
Charles Calt
Uintah County Board of Education
Piald
Umetah High
Kitty
Board of Education
Arid
Tomorow
Ing
Lim Angeles
Vernal Air Port
John & Siddoway
Bishop and
Mrs Dares
Walls
Bear Late
Selxmith
Alice Wilkerson
Imperial Mall
Mision
Kenneth Stringham Ison
Mee Bryant
Stringham
Mark Freestone
James Freestone
Mexico
Lucille Catter
Alice
Gwen Colton
Adee Tenney
Sepember
Wallld
Jack
Nete
Sam Watch
Duans
Fonte Marie
Harvey
First Ward
Myre Stella Prek
Price
Roosevelt
Imperial Hall
Weldon K Fullock
University, of Utah
School of Medicine
Shereork
Fred Akhurst
George Wilson
Willamt Akhurst
William Akhurst
Homen
George E Pierson Atockman
Hayden
Ray Gardner
Farm Creek
Ceal Pierson
Ashley Forest
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