Local residents report travel and snow conditions after storm
Lawrence Adams suffers pneumonia while Juddig Engberson is taken to a doctor. Mrs Bert Caldwell stays with her daughter at Bug Hatch. Leonard Terry and Mra Zing Alexander visit relatives. Birt Caldwell and spouse attend an old folks dance at Ohpheus hall. Sawmill workers Wallace Caldwell and Hume Durfesg describe four feet of snow. Phil Stringham moves sheep to the Dunay ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Adams
Juddig Engberson
Bert Caldwell
Mra Bug Hatch
Xernal
Caldwell
Lapoint
Birt Caldwell
Ohpheus Hall
Lhat
Wallace Caldwell
Hume Durfesg
Phil Stringham
Dunay Ranch
Local Meeting Attendee Travels From Vernal This Weekend
The report notes the owner T G. Alexander of Vernal plans to feed them Miss Georganna Adama wag In own Saturday and attended Uniorf meeting while Charles Colen traveled to Vernal for an Iunton meeting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T G. Alexander
Vernal
Georganna Adama
Charles Colen
Local visits and travel notes from Glines area
Mr and Mrs Stephen Perry were visiting in Glines last week. Forest Rosael Roosevelt was visiting here last week. William King of Monticello Utah, visiting his uncle John Gilneas the past six weeks, has returned home. Mrs John Glines is home again after a pleasant visit at Lagoint with her daughters and friends. Merle Curtis was operated on during the week for tenans and adnolde. Fernstoss will be home to spend the weekend and afterd teachers Institute. DB, O Jacobson and son Wells returned home Tuesday from Salt Lake City and other Utah points. Lena Abegglin returned Sunday from Lapolut where she visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Perry
Glines
Forest Rosael Roosevelt
William King
Monticello
Utah
John Gilneas
John Glines
Lagoint
Merle Curtis
Teachers Institute
O Jacobson
Son
Wells
Salt Lake City
Lena Abegglin
Lapolut
Birthday Party For Bob Jerrold At Home
Neighbors and friends gathered at Bob Jerrold’s home on Tuesday January 28 for a birthday party. A cake handmade by Mrs Abe Hateh graced the table and guests enjoyed the celebration.
Tridell students and Uintah join BYU leadership week
Frank and Leland Merrill returned from Provo after attending Leadership week to keep atop the Know while crossing the mountains. Tri dell students, Uintah pupils, and local residents praised the convention and expressed happiness with the institute meetings at Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Leland Merrill
Provo
BYU
Vernal
Bartlett
Montana
George
Butts
Attered Institute
Parley
Goodrich
Clyde Merkley
Clyde
Newspapers of Utah Recognized for Good Work in Sea Campaign
The Utah Public Health Association praised Utah newspapers for aiding public health efforts, especially in disseminating Christmas Seals information. Resolution thanked newspapers and noted committee plans with Dr John A Widtsoe presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspapers of
Utah
Grazing Fee Recommendations For National Forests
A 1927 proposal from Forester William B. Greeley and officials recommends no grazing fee increases for 1927, approves a maximum minimum fee schedule with regional adjustments, and calls for a 26 percent rise across allotments in 1928 1931 while maintaining a ten year hold unless market changes justify revisions. The letter, submitted to the Secretary of Agriculture, outlines routine adjustments and equity between National Forests and allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
William B Greeley
United States Forest Service
Salt Lake City
Rachford
Casem
Casement
Forest Service
National
Nir
Department of Agriculture
SIRAM EIR ROAD TO RECEIVE FEDERAL AID
Federal funds will start work in spring on constructing a new arterial highway from Fruitland to Stree dberry road in Uintah Basin. The project will cover ten miles under federal aid and serves as an arterial outlet for I-44, with Uintah Basin officials assured of the highway's inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streedberry
Uintah Basin
Uintah
Birds Move South Amid Quiet Flight Southward Drift
Fragmentary note describes birds migrating southward with unsure pace and minimal details about timing. The text hints at two hits or hurdles but lacks concrete facts, dates, or locations for a fuller report.
Old time louse and thumb measurer carpenter tale
A humorous old inquiry recalls a rustic craftsman who relied on his thumb to gauge dimensions and improvised designs, highlighting a bygone method of practical work and whimsy.
Fragmentary cotton pact notice hints at exports
A damaged OCR fragment references a pact related to cotton and swed measures, mentioning inches and ends. The readable text is unclear on parties, dates, or locations, yielding a partial item about agricultural trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tla St
English firm builds 13 ne Dungslaw for visitors
An English aircraft company constructs a defensive system named 13 ne Dungslaw aimed at protecting against unexpected visits from town relatives, signaling a new security measure in domestic travel and social visits.
Agricultural dept notes peanut shells as potential waste solution
The agricultural department concedes peanut shells have limited use but may still be seen as neat waste alternatives. Officials suggest exploring any feasible recycling or disposal paths while acknowledging current constraints.
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Agricultural Department
Minor Musings on a Balanced Man and Present Tactics
A reflective piece notes the average citizen’s restraint in spending and hints that a simple pugilist makes a suitable present at times. It muses on effort to get ahead and the fine line between ambition and prudence.
Representative Hacking Returns to State Legislature Duties
Representative J C Hacking of Leroint Wintich's delegation has recovered from injuries after a car accident in Bast Lake city. He was once unconscious and taken to a hospital, but his condition improved and he returned to his seat at the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacking
J C Hacking
Leroint Wintich
Bast Lake City
Promiseitous Poisoning Sparks City Dog Killings
A week of attempted canine control using poison has killed dogs on a city street. Residents demand lawful action and warn against vigilante killings while livestock damage reports rise. Authorities are urged to enforce lawful wildlife control.
County Commissioners Grant Pool Hall License
The Lintah county commissioners held their regular meeting at the county courthouse. A Lee of Lapoint applied for a license to operate a pool hall with a hot dog stand adjoining the room, including two pool tables card chairs and confections. The license was granted after deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintah
County Court House
Lee of
Lapoinat
Lapoint
Lea
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Leonard Terry
Alexander
Vernal Lumber Company
Ford
Lewis Motor CO
Vernal, Utah
Myrtle Kets
Bob Jerrold
Jarrold G
Abe Hateh
John Giines Ig
Ruby Foster
Minnig Peardoty
Harvey Q Giines
Tridell
Flwin Peterson
Mae Nelson Cecil
Tom Seenstaat
Neola
Japen Celds
Eldon Perry
Utah Public Health Association
John A Widisoe
O K Hansen
Levyl Edgar Young
State of
John A Widtsoe
Kate Wiliams
Mra Clana
Willams
Alex Nedquiat
Edward H Snow
Levi Edgar Young
Jamey
HT Wallis Arthur J Strawson
New York City
National Tuberculosis Asaceiation
If G Merrell
C N Jensen
Kate Williams
LeRoy Dixon
Income Kelly Co. Certified Public Accountants
Widtsoe
Uta Fundy
Greeley Prior
Penfield
Owen” Johnson
Penfiel and Son
Grand Junction
Siram Eir
Federal
Atin
County Commissioners
Urant Lapoint Pool Hall
Ln Pétien
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