Gas Pipelines May Link Vernal Rangely to Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports say a $7,000,000 line from Baxter basin Wyoming toward Salt Lake City may be built with a branch from Vernal through Hiawatha to Rangely. Hope Engineering plans to gain Utah Oil Refining gas for priority supplies to Utah communities and future emergencies. Columbia Steel may also supply artificial gas via a 42 inch line to Salt Lake once its ovens start January 15.
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Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Hope Engineering and Supply Company
Utah Oil Refining Company
Utah
Baxter Basin
Salt Lake
Hiawatha
Rangely
Hope Company
Hne
Vern
Home Company
Midwuest Oil Company
West
Baxter
Salt Lake Ogden
Vernal
Columbia Company
Columbia
Rains
Old Annual Force Extends R. R. Rights Into Uintah Basin
The right of way for the Center and Rio Grande Western railroads to build a branch from Soldier Summit to Vernal is extended one year. A Salt Lake and Denver line linking to the Moffat system at Craig is similarly extended. Through-system plans depend on Interstate Commerce Commission action and promoter financing.
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Center & Rio Grande
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soldier Summit
Moffat Tunnel
Fon
D &Rgw
Moffat
Uintah Basin
Interstate Comerce Commission
Radius Rod Breaks Causing Car Accident Injuries
On Sunday Floyd Robbins La von and Earl Boicn were riding from Davis to Vernal when a radius rod broke. One end buried in the ground causing the car to tip over. A girl was thrown from the vehicle.
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Floyd Robbins Lavon
Earl Boicn
Davis
Lynn Richens
Cleaner Wilk Produced as Result of Federal Inspector Visiting Ashley Valley
Federal inspector Lochry found milk samples in Ashley Valley with up to fifty million bacteria per cubic centimeter. After guidance and a week later, subsequent samples improved dramatically, with clean udders and utensils emphasized. The piece urges ventilation, cleanliness, and cautious handling of bottles amid flu and fever outbreaks.
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Wilk
Ashley Valley
HRR Lachry U 8
Verna
Lochry
Shield injures knee amid boys’ game incident
A girl received a gash on the knee during a boys’ game incident described as causing a bid wound while the team played on. The report notes she is being treated and the players continue with caution.
Surplus of Turkeys Lowers Prices Across the Nation
A nationwide turkey surplus this Christmas pushed prices down. Uintah Basin turkeys sold for 32 cents per pound in Salt Lake City, 26 to 34 cents in New York shipments, and Chicago retail prices ranged 55 to 60 cents. Texans faced 20 to 27 cents at dressing stations, while Denver and the Far West saw top retail at 89 cents.
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Salt Lake City
Vernal
Chicago
Northwest
Missouri
St Louis
Kansas City
Texas
East
Denver
Far West
New York
Uintah
Hatfield Pa
Auto crash claims Albert W. Davis near Helper
Albert William Davis of Duchesne died in a car accident on the Heiner road near Helper when steering failed and the vehicle fell twenty feet. He was buried in Rock Point cemetery in Vernal after brief services led by Rev C E Sebold. Injured survivor William Newkirk from Emma Park suffered multiple rib fractures and internal injuries. Davis had a prior fatal crash at the same spot a year earlier involving Vincent Janshitz, who was killed. Davis was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in that case.
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Albert William Davis
Duchesne
Benj Pelly
Vernal
Rock Point
C E Sebold
Congregational Church
Davis
Helper
Heiner Road
William Newkirk
Emma Park
Vincent Janschitz
Tuo
Arnold Keane and Tobby Lemon Arrested on Auto Theft Charge
Arnold Keane and Tobby Lemon were held at Duchesne on Wednesday night at the request of Sheriff Clifford Patten of Salt Lake County on suspicion of stealing a automobile belonging to Andrew Goodwin. The machine was reported stolen Saturday night from a parking place near North Temple and Main Streets.
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Arnold Keane
Tobby Lemon
Duchesne
Clifford Patten
Salt Lake County
Andrew Goodwin
Twenty
North Temple
Main Streets
Senator ODonnell’s Boulder Dam Views Clash with Federal Plans
Senator Thos W O Donnell argues Utah is not opposed to Boulder dam but warns against federal control without a regional agreement. He cites California Utah commercial ties and the Auerbach bill pulling Utah from the compact while urging early congressional consideration only after state consensus.
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Boulder Dam
T W Odonnell
San Diego
Utah
California
Calfornia
Congress
Death and Brial of Mrs O H Eaton in Vernal Ward
Mrs Priscilla Richens Eaton beloved wife of O H Eaton died Sunday December 25 at her son Claud’s home in Glines. She was born December 22 1868 in Pleasant Grove Utah and came to Vernal in 1885 where she married O T Eaton. She left five children and was survived by her husband and four sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Glines ward chapel with Bishop John Z Eaton presiding and a large ceremony at the Vernal cemetery.
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Priscilla F Richens Eaton
O H Eaton
Great
Beyond
C Aud Eaton
Gilnes
Priscilla Richens Eaton
Thomas
Harriet Devereaux Richens
Wartfordshire
England
United States
Pleasant Grove
Mrs Eaton
Vernal
O TH Eaton
Eaton Claud Alfonse
Ezra Eaton
Jed Hateh
John Wardle
Eaton
Abner
Albert Nicheng
Oscar Richens
Glines Ward Chapel
Lucile Calde
Horry
George E Wilkins
Edward Watkins
Sheriff Reports Abandoned Auto Found After Bearings Burned
Deputy Roy Beattie retrieved Keane and Lemon from Duchesne after the auto was found abandoned at Helper with burned out bearings indicating a prior departure.
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Sheriffs Traffic Department
Helper
Roy Beattie
Duchesne
Keane
Lemon
Uintah High Defeats Heber City and Uintah Products
Uintah High beat Heber City 28 to 15 in a preseason game at Uintah High School with strong defense led by Watkins Hall and Workman. Heber’s Richie led scoring with 4 points while Uintah’s Watkins scored 8. coach Dan Taylor notes the team is building around Watkins and Hall as they prepare for future games and a January 5th and 6th schedule.
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Heber City
Uintah High
Dan Taylor
Uintah Boys
Uintah
Watkins Hall
Workman
Watkins
Richie
Heber
Quint
Weber City
Evert
Gi Es Rf
Brown Tf
VsEvert
Murdock Rg
Carille Lgue
Taylor
Hall
B Now
Ike Young
U of U
Snow College
Fobraim
Utah
Carithed
Unitah
Hacking
Eaton
Hatch
Shaffer
Davis
Hall Rg
Johnson
Shelton
Galloway
Gardner
Alexander R
Meddren
Sabey
Tota
Haber
Giles
Brown
Ae ' Murdock
Midle
Carlile
Tua
Raton
Hateh
Treestone
Hail
N Richards
Warkman
Former Vernal Resident Mrs Teeples Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Errah J Treales a former resident of Vernal and Tooele died December 16 in Provo after a lingering illness. She was born October 31, 1872 in Mt Plew ent and married A R Teeples in the Logan temple. Survived by husband six children four brothers four sisters and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral held in Vineyard ward chapel Provo with interment in Provo cemetery.
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Errah J Treales
Vernal
Lepoint
Hems
Thorn Peck
Tooee
Teeples
Salt Lake City
Anis Hospital
Mt Plewent
Sarsh Stock Peck Che
A R Teeples
Logen Temple
Mra Bam Hatch
Clyde Hatch
Archie
Tooele
E J Hfarsvey
Thorit A
San Francisco
Floyd
Lapoint
Vineyard Ward Chapel
Provo
San Franccisco
Harvey
Tulsa Okla
Salt Lake City Population Shown Rising Since 1920
Federal census experts estimate Salt Lake City now has about 135,700 residents, up from 92,777 in 1940 and about 133,700 in 1920. The analysis places Ogden at 34,300 this year compared with 32,804 in 1920, while Junction City records 23,580 in 1910.
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Salt Lake City
Inrerace
Salt Lake
Federal Census Bureau
Ogden
Junction City
Amelia Manker Delights Friends at Wednesday Frogreesive
Miss Amelia Manker gathered a group of friends for a Wednesday night event headlined by Frogreesive Cootle as the main feature of the evening.
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Amelia Manker
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Bunal
Thos W. O'Donnell
O. H Eaton
Giines Ward
Uintah Products
Anish Basin
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