Utah Idaho and Montana Exhibit for Chicago Hay Show
Utah Idaho and Montana forward exhibits to the International Hay and Grain Show in Chicago running November 27 to December 4. Utah will send eighty samples led by professors Hogengen and Smith with a joint alfalfa exhibit. Idaho contributes 113 samples.
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Idaho
Montana
Chicago
J C Hogengen
EE Smith
Bountiful
A J Ougaard
Montana State Agricultural College
Abe Sorensen
Alvin Andersoon
Alfred and
Ray & Labrum
Roosevelt
Snow Clamps Basins West Route Delays Hit by Snow
Heavy snowfall stranded mail on the Basin West road route Friday and Saturday. Indian Canyon Summit at 9100 feet saw snow drifts and 18 inches depth with winds piling snow. State crews with tractors cleared the Strawberry Summit road by Monday, restoring passage and reducing further delays unless thaw triggers mud.
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Daily Mail
Indian Canyon
Bernal
Pat Bable
Salt Lake State Road Engineer Ira Browning Dies
Ira R Browning veteran state road engineer of Utah died at his Salt Lake home on November 17 after a week long illness pneumonia. native of Virginia he came to Utah thirty years ago and shaped the state road program serving in legislature and on the road commission. Funeral to be attended by relatives including Mrs Beebe of Vernal and Miss Beebe of Salt Lake City.
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Browning
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Avta
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Mabey
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North Carolina
Highway Commission
Mra Drowing Ig
Oscar Beebe
Frank Beebe
Warren Beebe
Mrs C P Hale Dies in Manila After Illness
Mra C P Hale aged 32 of Manila died at Rock Springs Wye hospital after a four day illness. The immediate cause was peritonitis. A native of Sidney Nebraska, she had resided in Manila for four years and is survived by four children.
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Vernal Student Merkle y Places Third in BYU Cross Country
Charles Merkley of Vernal finished third in the annual cross country run at Brigham Young University Provo on November 24, among ten distance men from the state. The report notes Merkley improved to fifth place in a weaker field last year and predicts he could be a valuable University track team member with more training.
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Former Lapoint Resident Dies in California Home
Lapoint correspondent reports Adolph Hohine, formerly of Lapoint, died suddenly at a home in Lodi, California after years of poor health. He was born in Germany, came to America in 1890, lived in Vernal, worked as a carpenter and helped build local facilities, and later returned from a mission to Germany with his wife and two children surviving him. Mia Taylor, sister, hurried to California to arrange funeral and burial.
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Death Claims Infant Son Of Brush Creek Rancher
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Kurtz of Brush Creek died on Thanksgiving day after a two day illness An autopsy found intestinal intussusception as the cause Funeral services were held at the Vernal second ward meeting house and burial was in the Vernal cemetery Geo f Wilking and Miss Mary Wonder spoke and a choir sang The grave was dedicated by Ge Southam with a profuse array of floral tributes.
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Henry M Kurtz
Brush Creek
Vernal Second Ward
Vernal
Geof Wilking
Mary Wonder
Ge. Southam
Ashley Forest Road Work Discontinued For the Season
Ashley Forest road construction in the Ashley National Forest ends after five months. Eight miles on Mosby Mountain plus two miles below Greendale and four miles between Brush Creek and the Vernal Manila line have been built in cooperation with the Whiterocks Irrigation Co. All Uintah mountains forest highway units are finished. Summit Vernal Manila work under Bureau of Public Roads halted for season. about four miles of Little Brush Creek unit near completion. Next year aims to finish the Vernal Manila area project.
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Uintah Mountains
Pavement Extension for Federal Building Repairs
An asphalted 54 by 20 foot rear addition to the federal buildings under construction facilitates heavy rail truck movement. Sod from the new pavement was transplanted to church grounds. J Stanton of Craig Cole, overseeing White trucks, reported shipments of gilsite from Little Emma mine to Craig and abroad, including Australia France and Germany, via Denver and Salt Lake rail lines.
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Pure Bred Hogs Awarded Boys' Clubs by Local Firms
The Randelltt boys club won the county championship display at the Randlett District event on September 11 and received a pure bred Duroc Jersey pig presented by Wong Sing, a Fort Duchesne pioneer. Peterson County AG added a pure bred Duroc Jersey to his ranch drive. Imported hogs from Woolty & Son of Malad Idaho supply the stock, with Duroc Jerseys excelling at state and national shows from Utah to the Pacific coast.
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T M Woolty & Son
Malad
Idaho
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Utah
Infant Son Dies. Thanksgiving Services Held
The infant son of BE P Gray of Verna died November 23 after pneumonia. Funeral services were conducted at the parents' home on Thanksgiving day with A Cramer officiating. James Winner gave the invocation and Ernest Eaton and John N Davis spoke. A quartet sang two hymns, and the child was buried in Vernal cemetery. Survived by his parents two sisters and a brother.
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Cramer
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Ernest Eaton
John N Davis
Clive Davis
Gilbert Childs
John Jorgensen
Haller Witbeck
Vernal Youth Hurt in Auto Crash Near Central School
Seven year old Josep Peterson son of Mr and Mrs E Peterson was seriously injured Sunday evening at 4 o clock when struck by a car driven by George Wilking just south of the Central school. He suffered a fracture of the right leg between knee and ankle an eye injury and a cut on the lower lip. He remains in bed for several weeks as doctors report gradual recovery and the driver acted to avoid the collision.
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E Peterson
Georgee Wilking
Saurute Sheep Company Buys Large Western Colorado Ranch
E A Manker Vernal real estate man announces Sauute Sheep Company purchases William C T Male ranch near Oak Creek eight miles west on upper Trout Creek. Ranch covers 492 acres and becomes headquarters for the company’s sheep operations with plans to move next spring. Company aims to buy larger sheep ranches across western Colorado.
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Goodrich Marshall and Perry Win School Board Seats
Mary Charlotte Gray, 16 year old daughter of Samuel J and Maude Gray, died after a ten week illness in Herrin Illinois. Funeral services were held at Maeser ward chapel with a large turnout and floral tributes. In the Uinta district election three board seats were filled with A G Goodrich winning 148 votes, Alfred Bimper 113, and George W Perry 114, while William Murrill was elected marshall. The new board will take office January 1927 and include Siddoway, Cohen, Goodrich, Perry, and Marshall.
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Alfred Bimper
Thig
Naples
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Shaper
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Goodrigh
Far Simpert
Jeneen
Simpong
Wateon
Nina
George W. Perry
Willam Oak
Joseph Bodily
William Murrall
Mahnimonary
Rome
LeRoy Morrill
Naw
William HF Siddoway
BH O Cohen
A G Goldrich
Cadrge W Perry
William Marshalt
Davis Ward resident injured in plow accident
George Southam a farmer in Davis ward was injured when a plow upset while crossing a ditch. A team of six colts caused the accident, and Southam was carried to his mother in law Mrs Hattie Willis's home. Recovery is expected in six weeks to two months, delaying his farming activities.
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George Southam
Davis Ward
Southam
Cvas
Hattie Willis
Indian agent writes from Tulalip keeps Fort Duchesne memory alive
Mr and Mrs F A Gross formerly of Fort Duchesne report they are settled at Tulalip Indian Agency in northern Washington. They praise the agency's splendid public buildings electric lights cement sidewalks water and sewerage. They note Marys Villa and Everett nearby with rail and steamship access and say sunny days prevail on Puget Sound this fall while about 3900 Indians fall under Mr Gross’s jurisdiction.
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Gresas
Annual Christmas Number Vernal Express Becomes Mailed Edition
The Vernal Express will mail its annual Christmas edition on December 10, a 24 page plus cover issue celebrating educational, social and business activity in Vernal and Ashley valley. The edition will feature holiday merchandise previews and community history as it highlights progress and memories for readers near and far. Extra copies are available by order, with subscribers urged to preserve the issue for future generations.
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Ashiy Valley
Attorney T W O Donnell Named as Senate Leader Suspect
Political circles discuss probable presiding officers for the state senate and house as the coming legislature session looms. T W O Donnell, of the Wintch and Duchesnee group in the upper house, receives prominent mention as a capable presiding officer. Local residents back their fellow townsman O Donnell as the best choice for senate president.
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Thian W O Donnell
Wintch
Duchesnee
0 Donnell
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