Apostle Lyman Addresses Large Uintah Stake Conference
Apostle Lyman addressed crowds at the Uintah Stake quarterly conference ending Sunday. An MT4 attendance record was set with 910 at evening services and 90 at the morning session. 71h attended the afternoon. Lyman spoke on courtship and marriage and urged youth to prepare for marriage and observe the Word of Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Richard RH Lyman
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Ira Siesen Gardner
Apostle Lyman
Jensen Ward
Gardner
Fred Wall
Sander
Freya
Harold M Lundell
Mary Manwaring
YWMIA
Freda Davia
Relief Society
MIA
Apollo Lyman
YMMIA
Cora Bennion
General Relief Society Heart
Hisse Hogan
General Board
Ywmila
Singig Mothers
Stake
Norman Olson
J B Caulder
Uintah Stake
Elnora Vernon
Stake Relief Society
Bentiion
Grant West
Vernal Lds Seminary
David Otto Stoker
Lapoint
Texas
Bennion
Tabernacle
L G Noble
Helen Calder
Morris Cook
Carl Davis
House of Youth
Miss Hogan
Mrs N A Tayior Traces In Vernal On Saturday
Mrs N A Tayior of Willow Creek was in Vernal on Saturday. The brief note records her visit to the town for unspecified errands.
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Mtrance
N A Tayior
Local Travelers Return From Utah Outing
Mr and Mrs S and S Bead'e returned Tuesday from Salt Lake and Provo where they had been on business and pleasure. They were accompanied by Mrs Warren Bel cher and the three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Salt Lake
Provo
Warren Belcher
Bullock announces birth of daughter in California
Dr and Mrs Weldon K Bullock announce the arrival of a baby girl on Friday August 24. Mrs Bullock is in Oakland California at the present time and will soon be coming to Vernal to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon K Bullock
Bullock
Oakland Oalif
Wall
Vernal
Elko Visitors Stay With Bain Family
Mr and Mrs W L Paul of Elko and Mrs Charles Bain of Lapotint visited a week at the Bain home and returned Monday. Mrs Bain and family accompanied them to visit Mrs Lott Russon in Lehi. Mr Bain’s mother was mentioned in connection with the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W L Paul
Elko
Charles Bain
Lapotint
Bain
Lehi
Lott Russon
Beins
Valuation figures for Uintah County 1934 rise slight
The state tax commission report cites Uintah County 1934 valuation at 3477.69 with a slight increase from 1933. The assessed value of mines and utilities in Uintah County stands at 1494810, down 77 percent from 1933.
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State Tax Commission
Uintah
Uintah County
Nuttalls Visit and Merchandising Installation at Roosevelt Timothy Store
Mr and Mrs Rulon Nuttall of Salt Lake City arrived Sunday. Mrs Nuttall will visit for a week with Mr and Mrs W B Wallis. Mr Nuttall will supervise the installation of a new system of merchandising in the Timothy store at Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Nuttall
Salt Lake City
Switzers and Allreds Visiting Lapoint Household
Mr and Mrs Ervin Switzer of Seattle Washington and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Allred of Tremonton Utah visited the home of BI and Mrs Victor Allred of Lapoint last week. Mr Allred and Ms Switzer are siblings of Mrs Vern Anderson and Viktor Allred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Switzer
Seattle Wash
Lawrence Allred
Tremonton Ut
Victor Allred
Lapoint
Allred
Ms Switzer
Vern Anderson
Viktor Allred
Chirtes and Carter Visit Logan and Salt Lake City
Chirtes and Carter traveled to Logan and Salt Lake City late last week. They were joined by Grant Calder in Logan to locate a place for Don to stay and attend school in Logan this winter. Calder returned Saturday evening.
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Chirtes & Carter
Logan
Salt Lake City
Grant Calder
Carter
Don
Bennion Visit Spawns Provo Trip To Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs Glen Bennion of Provo arrived Sunday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Lee Bennion. On Wednesday they left with Mr and Mrs Lou Crandall of Provo for a trip to Cheyenne Wyoming to visit Mr and Mrs Fred Crandall and expect to return to Vernal Sunday before returning home.
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Glen Bennion
Provo
Lee Bennion
Lou Crandall
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred Crandall
Willow Creek growers report good alfalfa crops in Vernal
Mrs Jane Cooker Mrs Abe Hatch Golden Hatch CA Meadows and Harry Tomelson of Willow Creek visit Vernal on Friday reporting ample rain and strong alfalfa yields. They note the Ouray bridge will be completed this fall with the last tier under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cooker
Abe Hatch
Golden Hatch
C A Meadows
Harry Tomelson
Willow Creek
Ouray
Teacher to Attend Convention Then Teach in Richfield
Ernest Stewart of Logan visited Miss Afton Bingham and returned home Monday morning. Miss Bingham will attend a teachers convention in Salt Lake City until September 10 and then teach in Richfield for the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stewart
Logan
Afton Bingham
Miss Bingham
Salt Lake City
Richfield
Sinter
Glenn family attends Roosevelt funeral in Vernal
Mr and Mrs Leon Glenn and Ciss Glen of Boulder City Nevada and Mr and Mrs Eddie Miller of Las Vegas Nevada attended the funeral of Austin Glenn, father of Ellis and Leon Glenn, at Roosevelt. Graveside services were held at Vernal Cemetery. Garry, son of Guy Stewart, will accompany them back to Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Glenn
Ciss Glen
Boulder City
Eddie Miller
Las Vegas
Austin Glenn
Ellis
Roosevelt
Vernal Cemetery
Garry
Guy Stewart
Nevada
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The fragmentary text critiques people who claim to uphold the spirit of the law while eroding it, reflecting tension between legal ideals and their practical application. It frames a broad concern about justice and integrity in governance and society.
Twenty Years Ago Noted Moves and Travel in Valley
Mrs George E Adams and son Forest hunted elk in Wyoming after visiting Yellowstone Park. Dr George H Christy left for Philadelphia for six weeks of post graduate study. Miss Merle Kabell to Nevada to teach secretarial studies. L H Alan and wife camped in the mountains visiting lakes. Leyis Swensen bought Uintah Steam Laundry and heads to Washington while Mrs Pose goes to Minnesota. John Garrett of San Diego visits daughter Dr Garrett O'Donnell. Harden Lennion stays in Vernal for a few days.
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George E Adams
Forest
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
George H Christy
Phildelphia
Renin
Merle Kabell
Nevada
Secreol
L H Alan
T Galdy Moon
Leyis Sw
Uintah High Wins State Livestock Judging Honors
Uintah high school team from Utah won first place in livestock judging at the annual Logan convention with 33474 points. Niel Caldwell, Vern Hemstreet and LaVoir Merri led the team to a 178 point victory over Bear River. Caldwell earned top individual honors in the live stock contest while Hemstreet placed second in poultry judging and fifth in weight estimating. Rex Olzen was named to the all state FFA band for the Kansas City Royal Livestock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farme
Logan
Utah
Idaho
Uintah
Ivesto
Niel Caldwell
Livern Hemstreet
LaVoir Merri
Bear River
LaVern Henveet
Gordon Hacking
Jack Cook
Hemstreet
Kansas City
Rex Olzon
FFA
Kansas City Royal
Canning Class Demonstrates Safe Pressure Canning
A high school class led by Miss Ellen Agren of Logan taught pressure cooker canning for meats and vegetables with guidance from the Extension Service. The session covered testing cookers, processing times, and safety concerns about botulism, noting higher altitudes require longer processing and that properly used pressure cookers can ensure safe home canning.
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Ellen Agren
Logan
Extension Service of
USA
Miss Agron
Vernal Observes Taber Day With Bank and Store Closings
On September 3rd Vernal will close banks and stores for Taber Day. The celebration features outings to nearby canyons, a ward outing to Merkleys Meadow, plus an evening at Vogue for a special picture and dancing at Imperial Hall and Decs Beach.
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Merkleys Meadow
Vogue
Imperial
Green Lakes Resort Praised by Visitors
A Utah letter extols Greens Lake Resort forty five miles north of Vernal praising the camp. The writers credit friendly attendants and good scenery with ample fishing boating hiking and swimming options. They express satisfaction despite earlier misinformation from a Vernal gas station attendant.
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Greens Lakes
Vernal
Manila
Greens Lake
Vernel
Green’s Lake
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Fay Elder
Mae Harris
Edythe Harris
Salt Lake City
Congregational Sunday School Starts September 2
After vacation the Congregational Church Sunday School will convene at 10 am on Sunday September 2. Mrs L C Thorns is superintendent. Preaching services will be conducted at 7 pm by Rev George E T Guild. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Congregational Church
L C Thorns
George ET Guild
Celebration at Uintah River CCC Camp Saturday
The Uintah River CCC camp invites the public to a Saturday celebration featuring horseshoe pitching, volleyball, foot races, stunts, and a baseball game between Bullionville and Uintah River camps, with a bonfire and dance to close the night.
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Uiited River Ccg
Bullionville
Uintah River
Uintah Basin Rodeo Set With Hundreds Of Events
Vernal hosts a multi day rodeo September 13 14 18 featuring more than fifty events daily. Top horses from the Uintah Basin and Intermountain region compete with bull dogging stunts and horse racing including three eighths and half mile races plus relays. Gates open at 1 pm with loudspeakers and nightly dances at Imperial Hall under the rodeo committee.
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Uintah Basin
Vernal
Intermountain Region
Guy Rife
Feir
Imperial Hall
Rodeo Committee
Witbeck Post to Elect Officers at September Meeting
The annual meeting for Witbeck Post No 1ts of the American Legion to elect officers for the ensuing year will be held on September 5th at the Community House. All members and World War veterans are urged to attend.
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Witbeck Post
American Legion
Work projects outlined for Kaler Hollow CCC
CCC crews at Kaler Hollow camp 1865 near Vernal total 235 enrollees with a July 23 establishment. Projects include East Park Road eight miles, Thornburg road twenty five men, Red Cloud road 25, Colton Ranger Station housing and grounds, Trout Creek Station renovations, Stock and Sheep Driveway 12 miles, bridge work, Timber Stand Improvement for about one thousand acres, and camp construction and maintenance for 12 men.
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Drouth Junio
Salt Lake County
Kaler Hollow
Citalun Conservation Corps Company No 1865
Vernal
Wintah River
C CO
Box Elder
Salt Lake
Drouth
Mior
Frank R Waarthen
Forestry Supervior
Camp Anch
Forestry Department
East Park Road
Iron Springs
East Park Reservoir
Thorrburg Road
Trout ‘Creek
Summit Path
Thornbure
Red Cloud
Theo
A.new & Mille
Read Lrom
Ranger Stetien
Colton
Trout Creek
Verusal-Manila
High Range
Manila
Utah
Vyermo
Peterson
Cav - Pen
Martin Leichter
AL RC
Surg
Foutsong
Government Sheep Buying Program Planned in Uintah County
The Uintah County program led by county agents will organize a regional office in Denver for sheep and goat purchases. Inspectors will not be used. a sorter will identify saleable animals, with condemned stock killed under supervision. Only animals over one year old, female goats, and other specified livestock qualify, at a payment rate of 2 dollars per sheep and 140 dollars per goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peterson
Drouth Relief
Denver
Colo
Lird
Uintah County
CCC Builds Fish Dams In Uintah Canyon
Roosevelt CCC workers under the Bureau of Fisheries supervise construction of several check dams on the Uintah River in Uintah Canyon. A 50 by 4 by 3 foot concrete holding box at Smokey Springs will hold fish until release. Victor Stokes directs the fore run work and Randall plans trout stream improvements to be finished by summer’s end.
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Roosevelt
CCC
Bureau of Fisheries
Uintah
Uintah Canyon
Victor Stokes
Smokey Springs
Randall
Utah
Forestry
U-Bar Ranch
Kiremen's Dance Succeeds At Docs Beach
The Firemens Dance at Docs Beach drew strong support and funds for Vernal City volunteers. Chief Henry Millecam notes ideal weather, a most enjoyable night, and gratitude for legal backing. Proceeds fund members attending the Salt Lake City firemen’s school in December.
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Docs Beach
Henry Millecam
Vernal City
Salt Lake City
EAGLE FLIGHT BOY SCOUT TREK TO YELLOWSTONE
The Lagle night trip of the Timpanogos district Boy Scouts went to Yellowstone Park guided by 4A.A Anderson. Eagles Albert Olsen Provo Miles Dillman Reed Clegg Roosevelt George Millecam Lloyd Calder Stewart Auhton Vernal joined the group. They traveled from Vernal August 20 via Vernal Manila highway Jaktouri Hole and Grand Tetons then attended a Salt Lake City circus on return.
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Timpanogos District
Boy Scouts
Yellowstone Park
Eagies
Albert Olsen
Provo
Miles Dillman
Reed Clegg
Roosevelt
George Millecam
Lloyd Calder
Stewart Auhton
Vernal
Anderson
Verral
Vernal-Manila
Jatkouri Hole
Wyo
Grand Tetons
the Park
Salt Lake
Relief program expands slaughtering capacity in drouth areas
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration with the Bureau of Animal Industry and the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation are increasing slaughtering and processing facilities to match cattle purchases in drouth affected regions. Weekly processing has risen from about 58 000 to 110 600 head, with plans to push capacity further and many cattle moved to feedlots where pasture remains.
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Drouth
Agricultural Adjistment Administraton
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Vernal Grazing Association Formed By Stocksmen
About 160 cattlemen sheepmen and farmers gathered at the Uintah county courthouse in Vernal to establish the Vernal Grazing Association. Fifteen board members were chosen from cattlemen and sheepmen with plans for a $2.50 initial fee and per head charges to support a strong, inclusive stock industry group.
Purchase of Land on Indian Ranges Not From Steading
Utah homesteaders who took entries on Indian lands remain eligible for homestead openings. A General Land Office ruling to T. F. Thomas says paying 125 dollars per acre to the Indian fund for entry on Indian lands counts as purchase, not loss of homestead rights. The decision centers on Uintah Basin entries and Utah ranchers unsure of their privileges.
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General Land Office
T. F Thomas
Federal Land Office
Salt Lake City
Indian Fund
Mr Thomas
Utah
Uintah Basin
Homstead Privilerea
Hunters Leap Fence With Guns After Generator Incident
A generator incident prompts several hunters to climb a fence and pull their firearms after them. No injuries reported. Police responded to the scene and secured the area as officers questioned witnesses. The investigation continues.
Harvest Home Ball Promised In Ward Hall
Forty years later the Santeedede area recalls a Harvest Home Ball planned by the young ladies of the ward. Other notes report rapid Sanpete valley road expansion with half the ties delivered, local homes nearing completion, and a near fatal ferry accident at Jensen where Mr Boyles and Mr Jensen survived after the horses plunged into water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete Valley
W Davis
Jake Workman
Ifs Bulding
Jensen
Boyles
Jon Jensen
Geo Johnson
Ing
Calthera & Lusen
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Taylor Bill
Easure
Fizpress
Future Farmers Convention
Lozan
Green Lakes
Congregational Sunday
Uintah River CCC
Ray Rogers
Kiremen
Succeess
Pdrouth Relief News
Court House
Uinta County
Taylor Grazing
Hal Bate
Fe Santeedede
Seale Heahe
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