Basin Line Construction Planned In Uintah Basin
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph announces a $315000 Utah Idaho project. About $300000 will stay in Utah with $200000 for the Uintah Basin line linking to Colorado. Regular maintenance and past jobs total $5000, plus $30000 for Ogden. Surveys completed. work to begin soon. Ropes and poles to be sourced locally.
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Utah
Idaho
Hountain States Telephone Telegraph Company
Lake City
Focatella Offisays
Orson J. Hyderah
Uintah Basin
Colorado
T Lake
Ogden
Dade
Ork
Tia
Ntahrmountains
Uintail State Bank Declares Semi Annual Dividend
The Uinted State Bank declares a regular semi annual dividend at a meeting on ember 16 totaling four and one percent. A $2500 reserve for loans was approved despite adverse national conditions. J A Cheney delivered a favorable annual report noting satisfactory deposits and limited loan reductions, signaling a sound local economy.
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Ember
Lso
Ashier J A Cheney
Ank
Vernal Adds Efficient Generating Plant to Cozy Intermountain Grid
The auxiliary plant of the energy and light company began operation last Friday and delivers improved service. The new generating plant easily handles demand for Vernal and its environs, boasting one of the finer systems in the Intermountain region. Congratulations to J Anderson, hotel manager, on the improvement.
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Ener & Light Company
Derson
Hocel
State tax commission fixes Lye stock valuations for 1532
The state tax commission on Tuesday fixed the valuation of Lye stock for assessment in 1532 with range cows priced at 15 to 19 dollars, two year old steers at 20, lighter calves at 8 to 6, heifers and yearling stock at 14 to 18.
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State
Utah Boys Sweep Honors at American Royal Livestock Show
Lawrence Simmons of Spanish Folk high school won the overall Livestock Judging title among 90 competitors. He earns a 5000 scholarship from the Hansek City Chamber of Commerce to study agriculture. Spanish Fork placed high in swine sheep and meats judging, Bear River FFA earned second nationally, and Scott Hawley was elected Vice President of the Western States delegation.
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Lawrence Simmons
Kansas City
Simmons
United States
Hansak City Chamber of Commerce
Bear River
Future Farmers of America
Bear River High School
Scott Hawley
Ittchfield
Utah
Medical Association Elects Officers in Uintah Basin
The Uintah Basin Medical Association met at Roosevelt and elected Dr Miles Harris as president, Dr Pauling as vice president, Dr I E Rich as secretary and treasurer, with Dr Clain and Dr Witmore named as delegates. Seven active members now. next meeting set for January 19 in Vernal.
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Uintah Basin Medical Association
Roosevelt
Miles Harris
Pauling
Vernal
I E Rich
Claln
Witmore
Er Warris
Fpe John
Fort Ducheane
Myton
Rich Pauling
Christy
Scout Meetings Set With Talks by A A Anderson
Three special Scout meetings are scheduled Sunday. At 10 a m in the semin ary a session for Boutmasters on scoutmaster training. At 2 p m in the same building a course for troop committeemen. At 7 30 p m in Maeser chapel a public session with A A Anderson of Privo Timpanogos Council as speaker and Mezer choir offerings.
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Maeser
A. A Anderson
Privo
Timpanogos Council
Mezer
Son of Las Vegas to Wed in December
The wedding is planned in Las Vegas on December 24 with a Las Vegas born groom and his fiancé planning to establish residence in Nevada after the ceremony.
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Son
Las Vegas
Las Vegaea
Nevada
PIONEERS REMEMBER HARD WINTER AND GARNERING HOPE
The narrative recalls a harsh winter of 1870 with settlers near Vernal facing scarcity as cattle died and flour ran out. Indians briefly entered the fort, eighteen men rode to assess damage at the K Ranch, and fuel, grain, and corn sustained families during grinding shortages.
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Blue Mountain
K Ranch
Gurtons
Wool Checks For 1930 Clip Mailed By Uintah Farm Bureau
Uintah Farm Bureau reports final settlement for the 1930 wool clip. A $352.20 check is issued to the Bureau, with two-year scope, and grading details show wool quality across more than 500 growers. Agent Peterson notes most producers will receive substantial final payments while some get nothing. He urges care to avoid dirt and foreign matter in wool and proper feeding to prevent fibre breaks.
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Uintah Farm Bureau
E Peterzon
Farm Bureau
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Peterson
Boston
Egeinst
Ogden Visit By Supervisor And Mrs J O Stewart
The supervisor and Mrs J O Stewart are in Ogden this week for meetings and local engagements. They are engaging with community leaders and touring regional sites during their itinerary.
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J. O Stewart
Ogden
Thanksgiving Turkeys Bring High Market Prices Across West
The Northwestern Turkey Growers' Association reports checks totaling nearly 150 000 dollars will be distributed to Utah Idaho Colorado Montana Washington Oregon Nevada and Wyoming members. Net prices hinge on 34.5 cents per pound for prime birds in New York 32 5 cents in Los Angeles and 32 3 cents in San Francisco after freight and overhead deductions.
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Utah-Idaho
Herbert Beyers Issatant
Devera
Tnit
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Oregon
Nevada
Wryor
New York
Los Angeles
San Franciso
North Western Association
Sister States
Turkey Organization
Eaid
Beyers
Gemod Beehive
Unederway
Leadership Week at Brigham Young University Set for January
The eleventh annual Leadership Week at Brigham Young University runs January 25 to 28 with the theme The World of Tomorrow. Organized by the Extension Division the event features departments on economic conditions social reconstructions science education health and political problems with daily assemblies and evening entertainment for guests.
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Brigham Young University
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Ashley Upper Irrigation Company held its annual meeting at Uintah Abstract office. Secretary Adair Tyzack read and approved the annual report. New directors elected for the coming year were Wm. P. Vernon, Walter Simper, George E. B. Wilkins, with Adair Tyzack named secretary.
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Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Uintah Abstract Office
Adair Tyzack
Wm. P. Vernon Walter Simper
George EB. Wilkins
Congress opens with Democrats in control and Garner elected speaker
The Seventy second Congress begins with Democrats holding the House as J N Garner of Texas is elected speaker amid cheers. In the Senate the vote drifted with debate over pro gressives and the oath ceremonies included Mrs Caroline Caraway, widow of the late senator. Many new members take office and the House adopts new rules expanding discharge of bills. Protesters from the Communist hunger marchers appear at the Capitol and the Navy and Army budgets face scrutiny.
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John Nanes Garner
Texas
Seventy Second Congress
Yella
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Gona
Norris
Nebraska
Pittman
Nevada
Sonete Wee
Mrs. Tattle Caraway
Arkaness
Sir Garner
Garner
Snell
Schneider
Wisconsin
Royale
Minnesota
Jane Farmer-Laborite
Sourss
House
Congress
Capitol Building
White House
Valu E Forta
Tome
Large Crowd Attends Rites For William Wall
Funeral services for William Bul Wall were held in Jensen ward chapel on Sunday at 1 p m, the first military funeral ever held in Jensen. A large crowd attended as Wall, a World War veteran from Jensen, was honored by the American Legion post and local speakers.
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Norman Oobison
William Stringhim
William B Wallin
George W. Cahoon
Mabel Stege
Mas Jorgensen
Vernal
Jensen Ward
Cherge
Armesta Caldwell
Ernest Eaton
Charles T. Pope
Archie Johnon
Uintah Stake
Oraon Caldwell
Bil
Miraton
Hriver EB. Smith
American Legion
University of Utah Museum Transfer to Geology Building
The University of Utah moves its fossil and mineral collection into the remodeled Geology Building under Dr. Midernick J Pack. The museum showcases dinosaurs and other Utah finds, with a nearly twelve foot leg on display and space for expanding holdings to benefit the public. Readers with fossils are asked to contact the university to contribute specimens and rare minerals for display.
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University of Utah
Ita
Midernick J Pack
Muse
Funeral planned for Sender Bander in Ogden
Father of I Sander Diss 5 Wenesday at Ogden will leave for Ogden Saturday to serve funeral of his father Sender who died after an illness of ten days. Deceased born June 32 1865 in Wirdum Holland, son of Lultje and Dlewerke Hoying Bander. Survived by six sons and daughters and 237 grandchildren. Funeral services to be held in Ogden Sunday.
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Ape
Holland
Albert W Bell
Arn Sander
Ogden
Gee
Ferguson
Carlin
Nev
Isa
Sine Bander
Vernal
Mia
Cornellus Teerlink
Salt Lake
Wenry Bell
Texas
Izabrand Sender
Kentucky
A V Lewis Returns From Butte Mont Visit
Uintah Bazin agent for a Texas company returned from Butte Montana after a four day conference at the director offices. He spoke of the weather in Montana bringing milder sunshine and better conditions for the Abster Basin project.
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A. V. Lewis
Texas Company
Butte Mont
Dirleren
Abster
Congress assigns Colton to public works and irrigation committees
The report states Representative Don B. Colton was assigned to the public works and irrigation committees of the House. Details indicate redistricting impacts and committee responsibilities as part of the chapter on congressional assignments.
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Don .B. Colton
Red Rund
Vernal News Mixes Snow, Weddings and Local Notes
Two inches of snow fell in Manilla December 7 as the community reports events from Naples ward winning a basketball game 23 18 over Vernal Second ward to wedding ceremonies and new civic appointments. John T Rasmussen elected president of Union Canal Company with Richard A Taugh and Ray Paulson as directors. Lynn Ashton travels to Utah for a study on county procedures and support for Vernal. Florence Wilson and Parley Ford wed with Justice Time n Denton officiating at the bride’s home. baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Adrianalp. invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Clydia Carter and Mr J Hodekirk at the bride’s home. Sheriff Preece moves a prisoner to the state prison for horse theft and assault.
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Man
Cory
Sero
WV. Showalter
Orpheus
H &Sainsbury
Fern Young
Naples
John T. Tasmussen
Union Canal Company
Jen
Itichard A. Taugh
Ray Paulson
Lynn Ashton
Prova
Utah County
Vernal
N Dennton
Parley Ford
Mia Florence Wilson
John FR. Wilson
Joseph Adrianalp
Clydia Carter
J Hodekirk
Afr
Joseph Abplanalp
Qglires
Preece
Ana
Tada
Ward White Improves Health, Friends Glad
The mang friends of Ward White will be glad to know that he has improved in health.
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Ward White
County Clerk Orders Halt on Bounty Certificates
County Clerk Wilson Murray received late Auditor Vint Ajax’s instructions to cease issuing bounty certificates. The move halts a local program and shifts responsibility to the auditor’s office.
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Wilson Murray
Vint Ajax
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Basin Line
Uintan Basin
Uintail State
Medical Association Elects
OUR Pioneers
Isaac Burton and
Annie Frisby Burton
Bureon
Green River City
Wyoming
Green River
Burton
Blyth and Mitchell
Bank of Vernal
W.P
Mack, Cole
Hoover
Mellon
Germany
Edward W. Pickard
J. N. Garner
Navy
W. C. Gardiner
Navy Rescue
Stimson
Usmond Committee
Stevens
M Onal Guard
Adshess
B. Upham
Bureau of Navigation
Defenax Ih
Wm. Wall
Seneren
U. of U. Museum
Sander
Wenesday
Oma
Wee Eee
Vettah High
CHO
U. HS. Cald
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