Utah State Farm Bureau Backs Home Tax Revision at Salt Lake Meet
The Utah State Farm Bureau, in Salt Lake City, approved 41 resolutions including a $2000 homestead tax exemption, extended grazing areas under the Taylor Act, water development, junior college growth, and stronger income tax laws to cut property taxes. It urged renewal of gold price authority and currency management policy, backed US forest service wildlife regulation, and called the legislature to better care for the feeble minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm Bureau
Salt Lake City
AAA
Conc Guer
Hie
United States Forest Service
William Winn Pioneer Barber of Vernal and His Long Life
William Winn a pioneer barber of Vernal born April 20 1809 in Richmond Cache County Utah son of Dennly Winn served in Motion battalion and learned the barber trade later moving through Utah New Mexico Oregon and Oregon again he faced a child abduction scare in Mexico with his wife Elizabeth Eaton and their daughter Millie before returning to Vernal to continue barber work He died November 10 1933 at Fields Oregon and was buried in Burns Oregon with burial in Vernal remembered for his violin and clarinet playing and his calm handling of rough customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Winn
Mormon Hattalion
Richmond
Cache County
Utah
Dennly Winn
Motion Battalion
Pioneer Times School
Mustor
Peter Hansen
Veronal
Ashley Valley
Homsteaded
Ashley Creek
Wm Morrison
Elizabeth Eaton
Joseph O B. Eaton
Elizabeth O W Eaton
Mr Winn
Mexico
Mia Winn
Rock Springs
Wyo
Elgin
Oregon
Ris Winn
Vernal
Long Beach
Fields Ore
Hda
Millie Oams
Alton Winn
Reservation Farmers Buffer Water Loss and Rights Clash
The Interior Department offered a compromise that withdrew the Sutherland bill and granted rights of way over all Uintah Reservation lands for irrigation canals. Homesteaders gained access to water ahead of Indian allotments, with the government paying leasers to develop lands and fencing. The policy showed the federal stance that homesteaders and allottees had equal water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the
Corp. of
Witte River
Uintah Reservation
Dakotas
In- Aten
Captain Tall
Indian Bureau
Department of the Interior
United Fileses
Tully
Ashley National Forest road cleanup and new road work progress
Reported Monday two enrollees cleared roadside strip along Thornburgh road where a tree loaded with honey fell. Fifty men lead by Fred Johnson progressed toward Sheep Creek bridge. Begin Hideout Road construction after two months. Ute Lookout site prepped with piers laid. Horace Foote heads ground work with erection planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred © Johnson
Moon Lake
Thornburgh Road
Sheep Creek Bridge
Hideout
Hidecout
Flaming Gorge
Yorester Gootrich
Ute Lookout
Ute
Jet Park Road
Horace Foote
North Utah Civic Clubs Urge Paving of US 40
The Associated Civic clubs of Northern Wah adopts a resolution urging state and federal action to surface US 40 to the Colorado line. East Lake City hosts the meeting as speakers note the highway is a prime market route for Uintah Basin residents and a key tourist corridor to the Pacific coast. The proposal will go to member clubs for confirmation before final director action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State Line
Associated Civic Clubs of
Northern Wah
East Lake City
Paul 1
Keet+ bey Association
Uintah Basin
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Utah
Verbal Note on Thoma Bingham at Forest Office
Thoma Bingham of Vernal a CCC enrollee from Uintah river camp in 1934 transferred to Moon Lake camp and later worked as clerk in Ashley National Forest Office Vernal He discharged in fall 1925 to seek clerical training at Hengers Business College East Lake City His CCC record drew attention of officials Trujilo and Leeds visited Vernal on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B Bingham
Vernal
Uintah River
CCO
Moon Lake
Ashley National Forest
Vernal White
CCC
Dinghem
Henngers Business College
East Lake City
Judge Grants Six Divorces In First Term Of Court
Judge Larson Granta six divorces in his first district court term. Proceedings heard 11 and a.m. Friday covered probate, law and motion, with confirmations of sale in estates and exchanges of real estate. Several guardianship terminations, inventories, and alimony orders were issued, including custody rulings and restoration of maiden names. In all cases, failures to provide required proof were noted against defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson Granta
Martin M Larawas
Jude
Judicial
Maurice W Cooley
Thomas Rhoades Mazel Deliah Johnson
Bertha Hoeft
Richard F. DeJournette
John Ho Reader
Mary Blacking
Brigham W. Castorstate
James Eskelson
Ani
Wilts
Edwin A Lewis
Leroy Goodrich Ve van Rieek Mortgage Company
Andrew Vernon
Wallace Oaks
Eldred J Hatch
Velda Prewett
Harold Prewett
Velda Dodds
Jean Jensen
Ferrell Adensen
Alony
Dolores W. Burke
Melvin J Burke
Nora J Snyder
Leland
Snyder
Estella BE McCarrel
Chas Harmon McCarrell
Estella Evans
Esther Luke Parrah
William &. Farrar
A D Student Advises Vernal to Walk Upright
Marjorie Twitchell writes a satirical column urging Vernal residents to improve their city sidewalks. She compares a perilous moonless walk to civic neglect, arguing that crooked, weeded paths reflect indifference and hinder progress, calling for action and unity.
Snow Prospects Flip as Winter Returns Declares Optimism
Fragmentary notice notes locals recalling twenty years ago when fears of no snow abounded. Some faint hearts doubted winter would bring snow this season, but optimism grew that snow would arrive soon. Residents urged cheer as prospects appeared brighter for a snowy period ahead.
Baby News From Dry Fork and Local Families
A jumble of births appears with a baby girl born Monday to Jacob N Lybbert and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Wn Mall of Dry Fork on Tuesday. Additional boys and girls are noted for Mr Bert Bingleton and Mrs Mal Sturgeon and Mrs Wm Gray, amid weather commentary and unclear reflections on misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob N Lybbert
Wn Mall
Dry Fork
Bert Bingleton
Mal Sturegeon
Wm Gray
Vernal Pastor Reflects On Newcomer Impressions Of The West
The Vernal pastor writes of arriving as a newcomer from Pinedale Wyoming and sharing impressions of the Basin, its mountains and history. He describes the friendly city, the nearby dinosaur and Indian histories, and notes CCC camps as experiments in government shaping work, education, and camp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Wyo
Rey
Pinedate
Ronda
Tong Bkate
Field Museum
Chicago
Museum of Natural History
New York City
CCC
Vernal-Myton Parish Heritage and Youth Welfare
A reading reflects on the Vernal-Myton parish mission to foster youth welfare. It notes a large and energetic youth group and reports that Italy values supporting young people, with friendships surrounding the predecessor’s memory and a strong sense of hopeful heritage guiding the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utaly
Vernal-Myton
Lions Amateur Night Features Palmer and Watkins Guests
A splendid program organized by the Lions Amateur Night committee unfolds at the UMS auditorium tonight with W. T. Buxton and Berg Ellingon of Palmer and Watkins Music Co of Salt Lake City visiting Vernal this week. They bring Baldwin planes for Ashley Valley homes and are familiar visitors to the area. Ernest W Henderson, son of Mr and Mrs W Henderson of Vernal, has been named cadet platoon sergeant of Battery O at Utah State Agricultural College, announced by Lt Col J D Brown. Henderson is a junior and enrolled in forestry sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
UMS
W. T. Buxton
Berg Elling Gon
Palmer and Watkins Music Company
Balt Lake
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Ernest W Henderson
Mra W
Henderson
Verne
Utah State Agricultural College
J. D Brown
School of Foreestry
Quarterly Conference to Convene with Church Leaders
The quarterly conference Sunday will be unusually busy with 9 am Sunday School stake officers and superintendents meeting. Salt Lake City authorities will attend. A 10 am regular session will cover Sunday School and Primary association conferences. A general session at 3 pm will feature a music festival directed by the MTA at 1 30 pm. The public is invited to attend all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
MTA
Atend All Tres
Sudden Heart Attack Ends Prominent Rangely Stockman
A sudden heart attack at his ranch on Douglas Creek claims the life of Cole Funeral services were held in Fruita on Wednesday for 68 year old Ur executive and stockman well known as owner of the Lazy Y brand with cattle on Blue Mountain and Douglas Creek ranges. He left a widow and three married daughters whose families lived in Beattie Washington Grand Junction and Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherp
Hhis Ranch
Douglas Creek
Hangely
Cole
Barton Ovens
Suindey
Owens
Blue Mountain
Horace Coltharp
Vernal
Beattie
Wash
Grand Junction
Delta Colo
Fruita Cole
Fruita
Oweng
W. HL Coltharp
Preston Nutter
Wes
Poultry Feed Made at Local Mill Big Boost For Poultry Production
Poultryman Byran Alder of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station explains how properly balanced feeds, including protein sources like skim milk or fish meal, plus dry, well-ventilated housing, can raise winter egg production. He notes that excess feed without balance wastes effort, and new milling capacity allows farmers to tailor mash to grains and costs. Next week promises more on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byran
Poultyman
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Cewsea
Delegates to Legion Meet From Witbeck Post
Delegates from the Witbeck Post including Mr and Mrs Rae Ashton Mrs Win Witbeck Mrs Vern McCarrell and Leon Pack attended the regional American Legion convention in Orangeville on Saturday They reported a successful meeting with entertainment Speakers included George W Worthen past Legion commander and Mrs Ashton of Vernal state president of the Legion Auxiliary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ashton
Win £ Witbeck
Vern McCarrell
Leon
Pack
Witbeck Post
The
American Legion
Ausirary
Orangeville
George W. Worthen
Lates Legion
Ya Ashton
Vernal
Legion Auxiliary
Alterra Uintah games feature pep girls and drama
The Alterra Uintah event showcased a colorful parade by the Pep girls with uniforms and pompoms, followed by a basketball game where Uintah triumphed. A school play, Outward Bound by Vane, is highlighted as a tense drama with a notable cast and upcoming production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shad
Peer Eee
Striki
Assembly Alterra
Adlerra
Uintah
Uintel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah State Farm Bureau
Meet
Salt Lake
William Winn
Ashley
North
Thoma BR Bingham E
Forest Office
Andrew Trujilo
Forest
Chyde Leeds
Dragon
A. D
Brock
Vrenal
Marjorie Twitchell
Rev
Wiill
Spence
George E Guild
Lown
Rangely
Legion
Vane
Berubby
Billy Jonat
Ann
Ianma Marly
Henry
Kenneth Samuels
Mr. Prior
Kenneth Gillman
Cliveden Banks
Donne
Wiliam Duke
Charles Merritt
Get
Nilah Perry
Mr. Lingley
Morris Roper
Frank Thompson
Bhirley Price Deans Hatch
Uncle Sam
Svacyouenbonteler
Geo. W. Baese
Viah
ASR
Ford
Universal Credit Com Ny
Universal Credit
Ford Dealers
Nore
Alec
Anita
Showalter Motor Company
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!