First Woman Cailed in Uintah Co to Sit on July
Mrs Ora Hemstreet becomes Uintah County's first woman juror sitting in a criminal case against Chas Green for persistent violation of the prohibition law. The trial and verdict unfold with jurors and court actions detailed, including pleas, sentences, and later dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hemstreet
Uintah Co
Ora Pennstreet
Uintah
Chas Green
A .V Watkins
Eimear Wolece Oaks Leslie Anderser
Ff Carwell
Archie To
Alien
Verdin
Jshison Detrici
Cou
Huaef Colton
Daliss H Young
Green
Ed Hatch
Watkins
State
State of Utah
Parley Galloway
Andrew Gibson
Wilson Bean
Lily Bean
John E McNeughton
John Ira Burton
Jesse Uatrum
Chas Schanno
Geo A Slaugh
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Louis D Roberts
Louise Roberts
N J Mergher
Stockmans National Bank of Rushville
Nf M Tidwell
Snellen Johnson
Joseph N Seeley
Max &Seley
Fred
Colletts Visit Young Family Home in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Byron Collett of Salt Lake City motored on Friday and are visiting at the home of Mrs Colletts parents, Mr and Mrs E J Young Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Collett
Salt Lake City
Mrs Witbeck Heads to Salt Lake City Visit
Mrs William Witbeck Sr leaves after Christmas with relatives and will visit Salt Lake City and her mother Mrs Emma Hickman in Eureka. She plans to be away until the first of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Witbeck Sr
Salt Lake City
Emma Hickman
Eureka Firs
Witbeck
Roosevelt Triumphs Over Uintah In Narrow Season Opener
Roosevelt edged Uintah 16 to 13 in a fast Uintah Basin basketball clash at Roosevelt. Key players Noel Hadrock and Aldtcander missed portions of the game, yet Roosevelt seized a late lead in the fourth quarter to claim a first win over Uintah in 14 years. The return match is set for February 9 with Uintah at full strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt
Uintah
Noel Hadrock
Aldtcander
Abe
Driver E Smith Denounces Chain-Fetter Methods to Remove H
A large crowd of patrons and teachers at the U H & Parent Teachers meeting in the High School auditorium heard Driver E Smith condemn chain fetter tactics to oust high school officials. He called such actions un American and urged open, honorable change through public education. Judge A V Watkins and others spoke on citizenship and safety, recounting cases where youths influenced by lawbreaking linked to schools. The event concluded with social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U H
Teld
Liejd
Winn
James H Wallis
Grace Slaigh
Merle Jensen
Mary Langford
C Smith
A VY Watkins
Povo
Dru¢ Smith
Segalis
Fundamentela of
Sound
Watkins
Tossinesa
Smirl
Punch and Writers
Ile
Calder's Son Warold Returns from Swiss German Mission
Warold Calder, son of Mr and Mrs Pontha Calder, recently returned from the Swiss German mission. The article notes his journey and family background as part of a local news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warold
Calder
Pontha Calder
Annual Parents Day at Uintah High on Lincoln's Birthday
Uintah High School will host Annual Parents Day on Lincoln's Birthday with a daylong program for parents and students. Principal Robert L Pitston notes new facilities and courses, free lunches by domestic science, a band concert, class activities, a Lincoln Day program, and a free showing of student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Lincoln
Linca
Robert L. Pitton
Hoh
Ar Viall
Anothi
Lincoln Day Orator Judge A V Watkins at Lions Ladies Night
Judge A V Watkins to deliver the Lincoln Day oration at Lions Ladies Night. Lions Club plans a peppy program, song repertoire, and dancing after a banquet at the Community Hall starting 7 30. Directors met at Uintah State Bank with Ray M Duke presiding to review power and light rates in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Watkins
Lincoln Day
Lions Ladies
Lions Club
Uintah State
Ray M Duke
Poultry Raising Seen as Valley’s Profitable Future
A Uintah High School poultry class led by H M Lundell persuades locals that poultry could become a major Ashley Valley industry. Lectures cover feeding and brooding, with climate and local feed advantages, and plans to ship in bone meal and charcoal for mixed feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
H M Lundell
Uintah High School
Lauraell
Lundell
Wss
Hillis Massey Heads Vernal Boxing Show at Swimming Pool Arena
Howard Elis the fighting Marine meets Everett Massey in the main bout at the Vernal Swimming Pool Arena on Saturday February 15. Ellis defeated Mose in their last fight and both fighters are in prime shape for a final decision. The semi final pits Cherokee Massey against Pete Jensen of Fair Lake City, a strong drawing card with Jensen having faced top state opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Elis
Everett Massey
Vernal Swiming
Ellis
Mose
Betwen
Cherokee Massey
Pete Jensen
Fair Lake City
Cherokee
Vernal
Ite
Jensen
Jack Ray
Charlies Showalter
Poultry Proposal Promises Cheaper Eggs and Local Growth
The piece notes that a new breed could lay eggs more cheaply than Barred Rock, with Mr Lun Det claiming 3 to cents savings per unit. A trading station may be built here as production justifies it, and local graders plus successful producers advocate poultry industry growth despite lingering questions about an old saying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundet
Fire Fighting Apparatus Not to be Taken Outside City
Ver nal City Council at the regular meeting bans removal of fire fighting equipment from the city limits. City Attorney Colton warns the city could be liable for accidents if gear leaves the city. The council also discusses aiding widows with water costs and approves a list of widows to receive water at no charge for the coming year. Pedestrian safety at the monument intersection is addressed with crosswalk enforcement and planned signage. Mayor Press calls for a pullmeter for fire equipment and funding ideas to acquire it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City Council
Uinted State Bank
Colton Ag
Colton
Ore City
Wf Miller
Coumi
Eva Aieanelp
J O Chivera
John Coo
Byren Faten
Jessie Fowler
Salle Griffin Myre
Massey
J Hansen
Berths Meredith
Jane Pepe
Minnie C Pieas
Gam Rolf
J MM Bhaffer
Vernie Richardson
Florence Wills
Galder
Ounce
Monument
Ervent
Stringham
Bishop Calder
Linss
Wenderson
Press
Bitter Wowrs and Crors Meeting at Fort Duchesne
A February 12 1930 Leaders meeting is invited for Uintah Basin property owners at 9 00 AM in the assembly hall Fort Duchesne Utah. An issued direct invitation requests attendees to be present for the 200 oclock note and formal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Dasin
Fort Tuchesne
Art Duchesne
Utah
Butter Prices in Idaho Recovering From Slump
Butter prices in Idaho bounce back from a January low of 24 to 26 cents per pound to 34 cents by early February as officials cite a large surplus and economic readjustment. Dairy leaders expect a higher but safer price than the January lows, with reforms urged to reduce lower grade outputs and improve butter quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Airea
R T Davis
State Dairymens Assocation
New York
Vernal News Highlights Multiple Local Updates
Twenty years ago the creameries yield rose to sixty five pounds daily due to better feed and fiber changes. The Academy concert features an orchestra of fifteen pieces with Will Hansen conducting. Marriage licenses issued include Latyist Shirers 18 and Elizabeth Slaugh 21. Derrye W Perry released from mission after over two years. A baby boy arrived at Professor N G Sowards home on February first. Mrs. Meredith notes rising library patronage among youth. Weather and travel notes mention me tropolis conditions and a predicted six weeks of winter, with local business updates on Elk Hotel dining room lease and aviation meet impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Ine Bealdes
Will Hansen
Latyist Shirers
Elizbeth Slaugh
Perry
Dighorn
Wyoming
Ogden
Nile
Vernol
N G Sowards
Moffat
Elk Hotel
Irvin Caldwell
Miss Pear
Mr. Caldwell
C A Johnson
Asht and Power Company
Absolus
Easiy
Do the Dead Blay Dead at UH Speech Dept Play
UH speech department presents Do the Dead Blay Dead a Friday and Saturday February 13 and 14 in the Urh 8 auditorium. Directed by Glen Guyman the comedy mystery promises a fast moving plot with strong comic moments and a talented cast led by Wilson Duke Tig Wife LaMar Cook and Lorna Siddoway. The action unfolds in a large country home near New York with a quirky cast including a detective and a chauffeur as they try to solve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UH. 6
Estinlay
Uorh
Nasken
Glen Guyman
Quymon
Wilson Duke
Tig
LaMar Cook
Dal
Lorna Siddoway
Gordon Young
Harold Kelly
Isabelle Hislop
Woward Calder
Louis Roberts
Eldon Cook
Vernon Collier
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glines
Thomas Jenkins
Maggie Mantle
Will Stones
Chas A Ilardy
Joan W. Datis
Bishops
Relief Society
Susan McConkie
Buiilding
Andrew
Dudley, Jr
Jensenites
Bjormson
E F Harrison
Hullingety
Ernest Eaton
Jos Hardy
Vernal Avenue
Second South Street
Belne
Eossessor Tyzack
County Court House
Lee Assessor
Tax Mans
Central Duchesne
E Smith
Grow
U of U
J A Ceney
Utah Power and Light Co
Cheney
Colorado
Htgrum B ©Lider
Bryant Ho Stringham
Hillis Massey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!