Mass Meeting to Hear Wild Fowl Plans at Uintah
A mass meeting is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m in the VHS auditorium to view Outdoor Utah and hear Newell O Cook state fish and game commissioner discuss nesting and public hunting grounds at Ouray and Stewart lakes. H B Millecam of the Vernal Gun and Rifle club outlines a plan to split refuge and public hunting areas along the Green river, promoting a hunting friendly compromise.
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VHS
Moving Picture
Utah
Newell O Cook
State Fish and Fame
Ouray
Stewart Lakes
Uintah County
Lee Kay
Educational Department of the
State Fish and Game Commission
Mr Cooks
H B Millieam
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
UHS
Afr
Cook
New York
Washington
Millecam
Green River
Leota
Island Park
Green River Gorge
Lahore Canyon
National Committee
Count of CWA workers faces wage loss in Uintah County
Uintah County faces payroll disputes over 45 extra CWA workers beyond the allocated 221. Officials debate retroactive pay for work prior to December 15, with county commissioners saying funds are unavailable and the state CWA office noting payrolls cannot be retroactively adjusted.
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CWA
Uintah County
Graves
Maeser
Arvill Lewis
Parker
GWA
Snyder
Mr Young
J H Rayburn
Uintah
Independence
Makin
Youngs
J N Rayburn
Utah
Independence Road
Duke
California
Salt Lake
Wea
W L Johnson
Young
Verbal Gun Club Ball Tonight at Orpheus Hall
The tenth annual ball of the Ver nal Gun club is set for tonight at the Orpheus. Voters in Wasatch county school district 46 2 decide tomorrow on issuing bonds totaling 39 000 for a Roosevelt school building amid local opposition.
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Clifford Samuels
Birmingham
England
Mr Samuels
America
Salt Lake
Vernal Gun Club
Orpheus
Wasatch County
Tommorrow
Roosevelt
Myron and Duchesne
Fred Feltch
Ed Lemon
Aito
Frazier Cole
Hone
Tfonday
Mr Lemon
Harry Meadows
Fa Sumner
Wil
Postmaster Reports January Vernal Post Office Receipts Rise
Postmaster Wilson Murray reports January receipts at the Vernal post office show a slight rise over the month. Post office receipts are described as a fine index of business status in the region.
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Wilson Murray
Vernal
Bowlers shine at UHS fundraiser in Vernal
The Future Farmers of Vernal and Froosevele hosted a bowling card at the UHS auditorium Friday night. A medium crowd attended, supporting the event and its cause.
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Vernal
Froosevele
UHS
Eumnarium
Frisar
Poetic Rendition of Gettysburg Address Praised
Dr. Marion Mulls Miller reworks Lincoln's Gettysburg Address into a poetic style praising its rhythm cadence and biblical echoes. The piece preserves the core lines and emphasizes the enduring message of dedication to a nation conceived in liberty and a government of the people.
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Lincoln
Marion Mulls Miller
Homer
Miller
Last Week's CWA Payroll Increases
The payroll total rose to 326332 with a slight week over week gain, according to AJ Young Jr disburser for Utah county. An increase of 9029 stems from two new projects starting, including FORA work and payments for workers on the federal Dinosaur quarry project totaling 21510 and 6245.94 respectively.
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AJ Young, Jr
Uintah County
Dinosaur Quarry
Morgan Improves After Near-Death Illness at K. Ranch
Morgan shows signs of recovery at his home on the K ranch while his son Sterre says he is doing better than ever since freezing his feet a year ago. Morgan, who was in Vernal Tuesday, just returned from Juniper Hot Springs after two toes were amputated due to blood poisoning, a decision made to save his life.
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Thomas Morgin
Colorado
Sterre
Morgan
Juniper Hot Springs
Uintah School board meets discusses audits and projects
The Uintah School district board kept a full attendance on February Sth with Supt Olson and Clerk E Smith. W S Henderson won the district book auditing contract at 149 dollars, the lowest of two local bids. another bid stood at 192. Outside bidders were also present. The board authorized a well project for Tridell at about 125 dollars for one third of the cost, with estimates of 200 feet and total not over 400.
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Uintah
WS Olson
Driver E Smith
W S Henderson
FJ Young Jr
OWA
Uintah County
LeRory Morrill
J Ray McKee
Alterra High School
John Stage
Central School
Alterra High
First Weekly Meeting of CWA Adjustment Held Last Thursday
The local CWA held its first regular meeting at the courthouse last Thursday evening with Ray Pekup chosen as temporary chairman. Members heard a complaint from Fred Reynolds of Maeser about project No 5 and examined letters from state officials on meeting authority and worker complaints.
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CWA
Court House
Ray Duke
Frank H Smith
Ray Pekup
Fred Feltch
David Horrocks
E J Young Jr
H Ms Snyder
W L Fletcher
Willis L. Johnson
LeRoy Goodrich
Fr C Cooper
Mr Young
Power Company Expands Prompt Pay Discounts for Delinquent Accounts
Utah Power & Light gains Utah Public Utilities Commission approval to let all customers, including those with delinquent balances, receive prompt payment discounts or pay the net bill if the current month is paid in full within the discount or net period. Company officials say the change aids financially strapped consumers.
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Utah Power & Light Company
The
Public Utilities Commission of Utah
New Ruling Extends Corn-Hog Reduction to All Producers
Washington DC issued a new ruling allowing all hog producers to share in corn-hog reduction payments under the 1994-95 contract. Eligible producers receive five dollars per head on 78 percent of past market hog production, with at least 25 percent reduction in litter averages. The change aims to include small farmers and lets producers and butchers raise and sell up to 300 pounds without paying the processing tax, with exemptions for family or employee consumption.
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Washington, DC
W. Peterson
Peterson
Secretary of Agriculture
George A Slaugh
Uintah
Wasatch
Duchesne
Uintah County
Farmers in Non-Agent Counties Handicaped in Sharing AAA Program
Logan Utah farmers in counties without agricultural agents face difficulties under the AAA plan. Director William Peterson notes emergency agents funded by the government assisted wheat campaigns but future programs require county financial cooperation. Benefits await qualified farmers, yet non-agent counties must contact nearby agents for contract details and intercession.
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LOGAN
William Peterson
Usac Extension Service
AAA
Peterson
Utah
Road project could link Vernal to Thompson Springs
Vernal and Willow Creek stockman reports favorable action on a proposed north south road from Vernal to Thompson via Moab. Uintah and Grand County commissioners will cooperate, sending engineers to survey the Uintah section. The plan aims to connect to US 60 and US 40, linking Grand Canyon area to Yellowstone via Utah.
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Tracy
Willow Creek
Grand Juncetion
Cole
Thompson
Vernal
Moab Monday Ag
Uintah County
Moab
Uintah
Salt Lake City
Thompson Springs
Grand County
Vincy
Grand Canyon National Park
Monb
Yellowsttone National Park
State of
Utah
Uintah District praised for solving school problems
State official Warren Taylor commends Uintah Basin superintendents for their sane approach to school issues. He notes Roosevelt teachers institute reports reflect strong progress and lauds Olsen for a constructive CWA project to build an Auto Mechanics shop at Uintah High, with benefits evident as fall enrollment begins.
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H . Olson
Uintah
Warren Taylor
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt
Taylor
Joint Institute of Roosevelt
C M Iverson
Olsen
CWA
Wintah High School
Forty Years Ago in Vernal and Nearby
Lieutenant Horne and Dr Robinson visited Vernal last week. Mrs Pieronnet and her mother left for Salt Lake City, where Mrs Pieronnet will stay until spring. The Nielson and Wilkinson family plan a grand concert at Workmen’s Hall next Monday evening. The Last Ship will be presented at Workman Hall Friday and Saturday. Groundhog Day passed with shadows and hopes for an early spring. The Vernal Lyceum debate centers on whether the elective franchise should be extended to women. affirmatives are Mrs Ray Robinson Mrs J Edllsman and Mrs Sadie Holdaway and negatives Richard Jensen Charles Augusten and John Pope.
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Lieutenant Horne
Dr Robinson
Ft Duchesne
Vernal
Mre
Pieronnet
Vernal Lyceum
Ray Robinson
J Edllsman
Sadie Holdaway
Richard Jensen
Charles Augusten
John Pope
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Newell
Teor
Tiowas Morgan
Rabanal Boprd
SIU
Trideli
W. 8
Henderson
Power Company
William Elmer
Bennet
John G Dolton
Noah
Uintah and
Grand County Commissioners
Beenie Rae
Rae
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