Vernal and Uintah County Leaders Send Seasons Greetings
Vernal city and Uintah County officials extend Christmas and New Year wishes. They review a year of continued improvement including street naming and numbering, paving blocks along First and South streets, sewer and water projects, and planned WPA funded office and library building plus a waterworks extension to Ashley Creek canyon.
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Ward
Uintah Stakehouse
Vernat Avenue
Jala
Ashley Creek
PWA
Rice G. Cooper
Ashley Creek Canyon
U S Predicts Gains in World Wool Supply
Washington reports the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics expects world apparel wool supplies in 1938 to be slightly larger than 1937 but below the five year average. U S wool consumption may fall in 1938, while prices remain high. October 1 stock levels show a 15 percent rise from 1936, with dealer and producer holdings up about five percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Bureau
Public Education Board Reflects On Year 1937 Progress
The Board of Education of Unitah School District notes progress in public school contact with homes through citizenship and vocational training. While results show some success, goals remain distant until economic issues are resolved. Appreciation is extended to parents teachers and pupils for cooperative effort as the district eyes better understanding happiness and fuller life in the new year. Continued discussion on page eight mentions lingering consumption trends and a drop from 1926 figures.
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Board of Education
Thanksgiving Address From Davis and Lapoint Ward
In a year ending with gratitude for church members and non members, the ward in Davis and Lapoint thanks all for support in completing chapels and a near finishing seminary, plus irrigation and street sanitation projects. It urges self examination and collective effort to make 1938 more profitable, advocating unselfish service and local cooperation.
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Davis
Lapoint
Victory through self reliance in Vernal area Yuletide message
Governor Henry Blood urges Utah Basin residents to emulate pioneers in building self sufficiency and community pride. He stresses home ownership, debt free living, and hard work, with guidance from Uintah Stake Presidency leaders to prepare for 1938 and future prosperity.
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Vernal Express
United Basil
Duchesne
Green
Henry
Blood
Uintah Stake
Hyrum B. Calder
Archie Johnson
Hugh W. Colton
Uintah County në-Year Report Keeps Faith in 1937
Uintah County ends 1937 in fine condition with good water, crops, and prices. County records show new roads and a motor grader, plus extensive work by the COC Camp and County Rehabilitation Office aiding ranchers and families. Public welfare spending nears 100,000 with most benefits targeted to old age and dependent children. Debts decline yet budget forecasts warn of future bond requirements. Soil conservation funds reach 31,000 to 540 farmers, with 4-H and rodent control programs excelling in regional exhibits.
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Denver
COC
Uintah County
Amish County
Logan
aLulden
Wooun County
Uintah
Public Welfare Office
Ofice Personel
County Welfare Board
Umtak
Salt Lake City
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Cavias
WPA
Buck Pasture
R, C, Cooper
Vernal
U.S
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Vintah
School Board
Unitah School District
Stake
Uintah Basin
Best
Merry Christmas
Mny Bank
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