Winter Conference Draws Large Crowds in Vernal
The Utah Stake of the LDS church held a two day quarterly conference in Vernal with 502 attendees on Sunday morning and 687 at the 2 pm session. Speakers included Wallace Calder, Jacob N Lybbert, Lenoy Richens, Mrs Annie Bartlett, and others, covering prophecy, religion, mission work, and the role of the Primary. public meetings were held at 10 am and 2 pm both days, aided by a stake choir under Dr Olsen.
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Uintah
LD 8
Stade Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Wallace Calder
Stake
Olsen
Swealer
Ernest Engton
Apostia Ballard
Jacob N Lybbert
eNgion
Lenoy Richens
Brigham Young Young
Heber C Kimbad
Annie K Bartlett
John Winn
Annie Hacking
George H Bartlett
Mra
Clara Hacking
Goodrich
Hoe
Modernism Ag
Ostick
New York
Christ
Arthur Manwaring
Council of Theean
Ainging
God
Charles A Hardy
Hardy
Stalla
Joseph Staith
Lucile Merrill
Naples
Ward
Ellera John N Davia
William Witbeex
Vernal
William H Smart
Roosevelt
South
J E Fowler Misa Ellingford
Seminary
Congress Reintroduces Fort Duchesne as Utah State College Branch
Senator Emoot of Utah reintroduces a bill to grant Fort Duchesne on Uintah and Ouray Reservation to Utah for use as a branch agricultural college. The measure aims to create a regional center for university work and hopes for swift passage in the new session.
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Ft. Duchesne
State College
Congress
Emoot
Utah
Fort Duchesne
Uintah
Ouray
Ormey
Tha Fertia
Sesason
Community Christmas Tree at Second Ward Chapel
The Vernal Second Ward Sunday School Parents class hosted a community Christmas tree and outdoor program on Christmas Eve. The tree stood on the west lawn, the 7:20 p.m. program featured carols by groups stationed around the grounds, with generous community contributions and a brief, lively indoor outdoor event.
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Vernal Second Ward
Ward Chapel
Ver n al Reader Sends Warm Christmas Wishes
A note from Fred Jiett, formerly of Vernal now living in San Francisco, expresses strong attachment to the hometown paper. The letter requests continued delivery and praises the paper for keeping Vernal connections alive during thirteen years away. He wishes readers in Vernal a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Fred Jiett
Vernal
Freshlo
San Francisco
Calif
Foys' and Girls' Club Meeting at Orpheus
Vernal Boya and Gira clubs met at the Orpheus Saturday night to receive prizes deposits and awards for project work. Prizes mostly came from local business houses. About fifty members attended as a lively program and games entertained attendees.
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Boya
Gira
Vernal
Orpheus
Gimes
Health Talks Draw Large Brigham City Crowds
James H. Wallis of the Utah Public Health Association spoke to both junior high and senior high students and parents in Brigham City about health education, disease prevention, annual medical exams, and tuberculosis protection. He praised local schools, urged support for the Moderna Health Crusade, and highlighted food safety reforms from past public health leadership.
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Brigham City Journal
Brigham City
Utah
James H. Wallig
Utah Public Heath Association
Atu. Heaty
Walls
Wallis
Mir Wallis
Mn Walls
Utah Public Tealth Association
Wallin
Utah Power and Light Applies for Utah Certificate
Utah Power and Light Company applied to the Utah Public Utilities Commission for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate in Vernal and Uintah counties. Related filings show Vernal Milling and Light Company changing its capital stock and exiting electricity generation after Utah Power and Light purchased its electricity business.
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Utah Power and Light Company
Public Utilities Commission of
Utah
Verital
Uintah County
Ho E Crockett
Vernal Milling and Light Company
Vernal Milling
WFH
Siddoway
Herbert
Hoeft Medal Awarded to Mise Ruby Hansen at Uintah High
The Hoeft medal given before Christmas by William Uvett was awarded to Mise Ruby Hansen, daughter of N J Hansen, at Uintah High School. Five contestants entered the prize, including Hertha Lewis, DBea ale Novel Reed Rasmussen, and Nolan Healr. The judges were Principal Pixten, Theodore Johnatn, and Mr Swendgon.
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Hoeft
William Uvett
Ulintah
Misa Ruby Hansen
N J. Y Hansen
Ruby Hansen
Ertha Lewis Dbeaale
Reed Rasmussen
Nolan Healr
Theodore Johnatn
Pixten
Swendgon
Utah Turkeys Bring Best Price Ever Paid
The Utah Poultry Producers Association and the county farm bureau announced 36 cents as the best wholesale price ever paid for Utah turkeys. Albertus Willardson, vice president, said the New York firm that contracted all turkeys for Thanksgiving returned at Christmas for basin birds, indicating strong demand.
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Utah Poultry Producers Association
County Farm Bureau
Utah
E Vetersch
Albertus Willardson
New York
Basin
Professor Douglass Seeks Museum at Jensen Dinosaur Quarry
Professor Douglass writes to Uintah Club and University of Utah officials, anxious to advance plans for a natural museum at Jensen Dinosaur Quarry. He notes progress, offers support, and mentions preparing illustrated articles on the monument for Geographic magazine or other outlets.
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Douglass
Jensen Dinosaur Quarry
W S Wenderson
Uintah Club
Farl Douglass
Doug Iiving
University of Utah
Theo
Jensen
Douglage
Wa Natural Museum
Dinosaur Monument
Geographic Megatting
Christmas Services at St Johna Church
Christmas services at St Johna church today start 8:30 to 9:00 am with a student program and holiday songs. A midnight service begins at 12. The public is cordially invited.
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St Johna
Outsideachtolsa
Former Vernal Boy Wins Rhoades Scholarship
Kirt Egbert Young son of Frank Young, of Logan, formerly of Vernal, was chosen as Utah’s Rhodes scholar. The three year award begins in October next year and reflects scholarship, literary pursuits, athletics and outdoor interests. Young excelled in school activities and is a cousin of Mrs Hattle Johnson of Vernal.
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Kirt Egbert Young
Frank Young
Logan
Vernal
Utah
Mr Young
Ilia Verzal
Mra Hattle Johnson
Tyzack Holds Post as Vernal Millings Tribune Secretary
Tyzack serves as secretary for the Vernal Millings Tribune, assisting in administrative duties and coordinating communications within the paper.
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Tyzack
The
Vernal Millings Tribune
Office constructed at Elkhorn ranger station
Ashley National Forest officials return from Farm Crees seven miles north of Whiterocks after building an office at the Elkhorn ranger station. The move marks a year round headquarters for the district, previously based in Whiterocks. The Elkhorn district covers the south central portion of the Ashley National Forest spanning Duchesne and Uintah counties.
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Elkhorn Ranger Station
Ashley Forest
Ashley National Forest
First Back Vernal Flour Opens Miniature Sack Era
John K Bullock displays a miniature sack of flour from the Vernal mill, among the first produced as a souvenir. The Vernal mill began operations February 22 1908 and has since issued several such small sacks, nearing eighteen years of work next February.
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John K Bullock
Uintah Club mobilizes aid for Christmas to county homes
A special Uintah Club committee collected 152 in cash and 660 pounds of flour and assorted groceries by midweek for Christmas relief. Donations from many homes, including clothes, shoes, and food, were distributed through local relief societies to spread cheer. Members cited a widespread taxpayer spirit and credit the effort to many volunteers led by Wallace Hicks and Geo F E Adams.
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Uintah Club
Wallace Hicks
Geo FE Adama
John Jorgensen
Limer Lind Mahy
John Bennion
Adam Erickton
Lafe Richardson
Adams
Pastor Charles E Sebold Takes Charge at Kingsbury Congregational
Reverend Charles E Sebold formerly of Dayton Ohio arrived Saturday to lead Kingsbury Congregational Church in Vernal. He is a Hartford Seminary graduate with twelve years in Boy Scout work and four years in religious education. He organized a summer religious school at Glenn Ulith North Dakota where he served as pastor. A welcome is extended to attendees as a program of devices will be announced later.
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Charles E Sebold
Dayton
Ohio
Kingsbury
Vernal
Sebold
Hartford Theological Seminary
Hartford
Vernal Girl Missionary Transferred to Portland Headquarters
Miss Mary Winder, a Vernal missionary active in the Northwestern states, has been transferred from Seattle to the mission headquarters in Portland Oregon. She is appointed president of the International Missionary Movement and the Primary association of the mission.
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Mary Winder
Northwestern States
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Sha
I. MM I
Basin alfalfa wins 10 of 13 at Chicago seed show
Utah alfalfa seed producers shine at the Chicago International Seed Show with Basin winners taking ten of thirteen prizes. Judges highlight seed color and germination, while Utah growers claim strong potential for improving northern climate varieties and futures in national markets.
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Basin Alfalfa
Ala
Chicago
Siha
Uintah Boaln Ag
Chicago Fair
Utah
Smith
Bountiful
Canada
Amity
Wade Krabbs
Myron
George Waltera
Balt Lake
Wall
Alexieder
Jensen Gatrge Roberts
Remontat
EA Madsen
Fatre View
Vinih
Rhithid
Charleston
Saventh Fucates
John Petergon Mirab
Dale Parriott
Nebraska
Kansas
Denver blizzard trek ends with frayed voyage and tales
W F Jones and Clark Feltch returned from Denver recounting a blizzard ordeal en route to Verna. They bought a Dodge, endured snowbound passes near Cheyenne, Tennessee Pass, and Leadville, shared a Christmas keg, and spoke of early frontier figures and rescues along the Arkansas and Texas trails.
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W F Jones
Clark Feltch
Denver
Mr. Jones
Verna
Sharman
Hunt
Wye
Cheyenne
Colorado Springs
Tuena Vista
Leadville
Tennessee Pass
Eagle River
Wiffle
Atte Chatein
Jensen
Jonea
Feltch
Victor Karren
Los Angeles
Calif
Arizona
Mr Jones
San Antonio
Texas
Jones
Texas Trail
Cody
Wyo
William Cody
Bill Hickok
Sam Bass
Northn
Enfons Chapmen
Sitting Buall
Mre
Gans
Heiag
Indiana
Mrs Cherron Leaves Bennier Home for Duchesne
Mrs Fred Cherron, previously staying at the home of Mrs Enoe Bennier, departed for her own home in Duchesne on Wednesday.
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Fred Cherron
Enoe Bennier
Du~chesne
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Woodward
Second Ward
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Foys’ and Girls’ Club
State of Utah
Hoeft Medel
Mise Ruby Hansen
Uintah High School
Vernal Boy
Rhoades
Vintal Club
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Holmes
Kingsbury Congregational
Vintec
Waring Ati AL EA
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