Hopkins Receives High Legislative Post in Utah
Clair Hopkins, longtime Vernal and Uintah District representative, earns Republican leadership role on the Utah Legislature floor. He previously served as Whip, delivering steady fiscal and public works focus, including water and sewer improvements and highway committees. Hopkins vows continued service shaping policy in the upcoming session.
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William B. Wallis
Clair W. Hales
Jack FR. Wallis
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Postman weighs junk mail policy amid overload
A Hays mail carrier faced criticism for distributing unwanted third class circulars. He notes carrying extra mail strains his day and burdens taxpayers, while supporters argue a three cent stamp on such items could curb abuse. The debate centers on addressing junk mail, postal costs, and carrier workload.
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Hays
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Tribune
December milestones in early U S history and faith
This fragment outlines key dates: Delaware becomes the first state to ratify the U S Constitution on December 7, 1787. December 8 and 9 mark wartime events around Pearl Harbor. the Twenty-first Amendment repeals Prohibition on December 26. December 1620 Pilgrims land at Plymouth. and Jesus born in Bethlehem about 1,954 years ago.
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Delaware
Congress
Japan
Pearl Harbor
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Plymouth
Bethlehem
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Uintah County Men Separated From Service During Past Year
A list of Uintah County men separated from service in the past year across U S forces includes Army names such as Glen H Cook Ju nian Daniels Thomad Lunose J Hemst Eugena Murray Wert Colton Caldwell Alfred Lynn Neboker Mark L Rasmus gen Lawrence E Justice Hugh Benny w Joseph Oreen Calder Donal Vincent Johnson Valde Tal att idea Benjamin Potts Dr Wal lace Ray Paull Lennard Carl ton Uarnm Louta Har Aug farean Alvin Ernest Weeks George Merlin Robert Bitswart Mark Eugene toward Lovat Hall Tolinton Larry Marion Johnson Aryel Balls Wade Vi Shirley Williamson Richard Ware Knight Lyman Marlow Campbell Coast Guard Kennet Calder John LeRoy Stone Navy Delles Arlen Jensen Gale Eldredge Gena Slaugh Lyle Morrill Donald Byrd Caldwell Stephen Fid redke Reith Lee Searle Willie Jack Simmons Jay Turner LaVor Clark Loma Dahlberg Donald Waynebard Dean Merkley William Arnold Merlin forton Marines Kenneth Gate Caldwell William Dutch Phil Up Laurence Smith Kid Smoot Tarsapont Barrol Raina Wood Duane Holmes Robert Jenks Alfred Scott Richard Birch.
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Glen H. Cook
Ju “Nian Daniels
Sthomad Lunose
J. Hemst sEugena Murray Wert Balle
Bi Colton Caldwell Sare
Alfred Lynn Neboker
Mark L. Rasmusgen
Lawrence E. Justice
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Donal Vincent Johnso
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Amy Oe Prout
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Borry
Pera
Benjamin Potts
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Lace Ray
Paull Lennard
Carlton
Louta
Harold
Aug Farean
Alvin Ernest
Weeks
Geor
Merlin Robert Bitswart
Mark Eugene
Lovat' Hall Tolinton
Larry
Marion Johnson
Aryel Ee Eotuk
Balls Wade
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Tommy O'Donnel Flacking
Kay O. Durfee
Samuel Perkin Hastem
Joyd Alten Karsen
Kelly Arthur Lattter
Dale A. Mawray
Warren
A. Robb
Mark Brown
Earl Wardner Ordway
Lyman Terrell Hall
Jarkie Vern Mott
Gerald B. Rowley
George Albert Stricker
Thomas Ren Pearson
Stanley Duane Woodard
Kenneth Johnson Hawking
U. 5S. Coast
Merlin Albert Forton
U.S. Marines
Kenneth Gate Caldwell
William Dutch
Phil Up
Laurence Simith
Kid Smoot Tarsapont
Barrol Rainae Wood
Duane William Holmes
Robert Jenks
Alfred Scott
Richard Ray Birch
Court News Summary of Utah County Docket Actions
Court records list multiple civil and family matters in Uintah County including judgments entered in Patterson v. Hig, Moore v. Reynolds and Bush v. Bush. Motions to stay proceedings granted in Padk v Gillian while changes of venue in Moore v Reynolds continued. Trials set for February 16 in Roth v. Mastey and distribution and probate actions noted for Claire Hackin estate and Guardian Mary Hartle. Divorce decrees granted for Glines v Glines and Defournette v Defournette, with executor appointed in Showalter estate and will probate for Mark Cook. A plan for jury service and prospective jurors to be drawn in Uintah County is described.
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Claire C. Hackin
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Mark N. Cook
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J Waites
Uintah
Essential Ingredients in British Life Theme
A brief letter from the Edinburgh Evening Dispatch champions the British way of life. It argues fish and chips symbolize national identity and should be kept central to national culture, asserting Britain’s lifestyle remains the finest despite external opinions.
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Edinburgh Evening Dispatch
Vernal Expressions: readers weigh in on a new library
Eadlier invites Vernal Expressions readers to share opinions on whether Vernal needs a new public library. Write your view clearly and submit by mail or bring it in.
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Vision for Vernal Library as Community Center in 1955
The writer urges Vernal officials and local groups to transform the inadequate library into a modern community center. A Friends of the Library led board, funded expansion via memorials and tax gifts, and an individual building are proposed. The plan supports diverse programs from Great Books courses to remedial reading and art exhibits, aiming for a vibrant 1955 library.
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Cans ‘Library Association
Pekere
Uncle Sam
Reity and
County
Smal
Mugeama
University of Chicago
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