Woolgrowers Meet Draws Large Attendance and Discussions
The Ashley Woolgrowers convention held at the Commercial Hotel and Vogue Theatre featured a morning program with talks by stockmen and leaders on curtailing expenses and reciprocal trade impacts. Afternoon sessions honored leaders and showcased a film, with George Walkup winning a prize.
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Commercial Hotel
Vogue Theatre
Ashley Woolgrowers
Thesesaloris
BO Stringham
James A Hooper
Utah
B M Jorgensen
Sylvester Broadbent
Beott
Zimmerman
James Morr Jr
CCC
Art Ywgler Seer
Ashtey
Adair Tyzack
George Walkup
Whiterocks
Harold E Davie Jos P
Tysack
al Banks
Clive Daya
M Anderson
N J Meagher
Mringham
Uintah County
Indian Department
Board For
Willow Creek
Reservaton
Vernil Coc
Sweatock
Stringham
Harold Reader
Paul & Manson
Roosevelt
H A
Wm. Peterson to Speak Here on Wednesday
County program planning work began with a Monday meeting of thirty farmers and homemakers at the county courthouse. A morning discussion will feature chairmen and summaries, while an afternoon public session will include William Peterson and state workers to discuss planting materials.
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Wm. Peterson
Faror
Ottering
Utter
Wn Boterson
Owens
Rena B Mayeck
First Ward
Petersan
Otter
Lerson
Denver
Clarence Palmer Favored for Co Weed Supervisor
Uintah County weed control meeting at the courthouse chose Clarence W Palmer of Vernal as first choice and Arthur Wiscombe of Ballard as second choice to head the project. The selection awaits state committee approval as a county program for the 1938 season.
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Web & Group
Uintah
Court House
Byron Goodrich
Ray Q Labrum
John W Weaver
Itate Committee
Tte
Mret
State Department of Agriculture
State Need
Clarence W Palmer
Vernal
Arthur Wiscombe
Ballard
Fort Hile
Asphalt roads praised in hearing at Capital
In Washington the Utah state road official urged full federal aid for Utah roads. Preston Peterson cited US 40 through Uintah showing Basin improvements. He said better roads allow farmers to ship products to Los Angeles faster, reducing dependence on railheads in Salt Lake City. He noted local rock asphalt cost more but used local material, with 86 percent of Uintah Basin road costs funded locally.
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Nouse Roads Committee
Washington
Utah
Preston
Peterson
State Road Commission
Uintah
Perierson
Uintah Basin
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Peterton
Worker Killed in Slide at Pariette Mine
A mine collapse near Pariette 10 miles south of Migfort trapped Roy Campbell 43 Roosevelt and Darwin Campbell and Everett Pope. Roy Campbell died in a second slide after an earlier injury. Darwin Campbell and Pope were rescued after about five hours and seven hours respectively, suffering gas effects. Campbell leaves a widow and six sons. Moses Moore, veteran farmer of Randlett, was seen in Vernal on Tuesday.
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Boo
Roy, Campbell
Roosevelt
Pariette
Migfort
Darwin Campbell
Everett Pope
Park City
Campbel
Pope
L . Baundera
Campbell
Moses Moore
Randlett
Local Flour Mill Improves With New Machinery
The Uintah Basin flour mill, led by Jonny Buist, reports upgrades to improve Vernal four quality and boost local sales. New mixers for hog, chicken, and dairy feeds use locally sourced ingredients including hay, bran, and barley. Buist highlights a flying mash and dairy feed formulas designed for rapid growth and high milk yield, noting farmer-produced inputs and a May livestock show aim to finish homegrown products for higher market prices.
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Jonny Bylst
Mil
Stralfa Hay
Bulst
Uintah Basin
Puey Buist
Nopco
Calder Bros
Buist
Bulet
Ashley Valley
Correction to county proceedings typo in last week’s issue
In last week’s report Miss Helen Roberts was listed as deputy sheriff but she is deputy county treasurer. Also noted was a Vernal theaser road project. Mr Tabrum doubts State Highway approval and construction certainty remains unguaranteed.
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County Commission
Helen Roberts
Labrum
Vernalthaeser
Tabrum
Basin Livestock Show Committee Heads Named
Reported from Vernaleo Bay that Boe’s last work permanent officers were elected with Alvi Weeks as president. The meeting covered restative premium and related items, with ongoing discussion on duties and arrangements for the Basin event. A discustion of the restiva premium was transacted.
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Basin Livestock Show
Boe
Vernaleo Bay
Alvi Weeks
Uintah Defeats Wasatch M Men In UHS Showdown
Uintah beat Wasatch M Men 42-12 by third quarter, turning a 21-19 halftime edge into a decisive 42-19 lead. Carl G Davis coaches Wasatch. Maeser 2nd team fell 34-23 to Maeger M Men. next Uintah games listed at Uintah gym and Roosevelt venues.
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Gath~ey
UBS
Wasatch MY Men
Batt Lake City
Fighting Tex
Frank Wrights
White Bh
Waxatch
Uintah
Uintah Gym
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Gym
Altamont
Vernal
Heneger Business Colt
Tintah
Bids on Deer Creek Project Opened Today
Reclamation officials prepare for public bid opening on the Provo River Deer Creek project in Salt Lake City. Bids from major national firms expected for dam construction in Provo Canyon, Heber Branch relocation, and highway work above and below the dam. Government procurement includes cement steel and machinery, with the full project repayment totaling about 7.6 million dollars.
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Provo River
Salt Lake City
Reclamation
O Larson
Enemier Lennard R. Cuinkley
C H Carter
Vernal
Harea
Lkely Beaiti
Provo Canyon
Heber
Denyer
Staie
Tribute Paid at Conferences in Uintah Stake
President Calder presided at Sunday School and Primary session after noon. The Uintah High School Girls Glee, conducted by Carl Engar, performed. A tribute honored the late William E. Smart, former Uintah stake president and pioneer contributor to local institutions. Addresses, reports, and choir numbers followed, with songs including Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms.
Junior Chamber to Sponsor Boxing Bouts in March
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a boxing card to determine winners to attend the AAU in Salt Lake. Dates are not set yet but will be in March. Interested parties should confer with Ojall Pletcher for details.
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The
Verna? Junior Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lata
Marah
Ojall Pletcher
Roosevelt and Alterra Win Weekend Basketball Games
Roosevelt defeated Altamont 68 to 21 and Alterra beat Duchesne 28 to 16 in the Gineaul district games. Alterra holds second place while Roosevelt sits third after Thursday’s meeting as results move toward Denver and a bid process awaits final action by the bureaus.
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Roosevelt
Alterra
Gineaul
Altamont
Duchesne
Mary Passes at Master Tuesday
Fragmentary notice shows a Mary event with passes and a gathering on a Tuesday. Mentions Ashley Valley and Baader. Appears to reference a service for children of service members at a time near Friday, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
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Tai Sen
Ashley ‘Valley
Funeral Held at Ashley for Tes Beddo Saturday
Funeral services were held at the Ashley home Saturday afternoon for James Beddo who died recently. Surviving are two children, Irene Estren of Naples and Ira Beddo of Ashley, with other relatives including Lovelock, New Ciporga, Hari Beddo of Salt Lake, and Dan Beddo of Vernal. Pallbearers were Joseph Her.
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Ashley
Saturda Stoo
Fatons Aelock
James Beddo
Kerl
Hugh Calton
Joseph
Bérs
Irene Estren
Naples
Ira
Wm. Beddo
Lovelock New Ciporga
Hari Beddo
Salt Lake
Dan Beds
Vernal
County Road Workers Put to Work Across County
Fifty men employed on the county road program with crews on the Leota road and seventeen on the Naples ward section. W O P Bell deputy clerk reported federal aid funds being exhausted and only what could be appropriated at this time remained available.
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Leota
Naples Ward
W Op Bell
Roosevelt Players Present Peay Re On Fen 1
Roosevelt players performed before a lively Vernal audience last week at the first wan amusement event.
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Roosevelt
Peay RE
50 Scouts Receive Advancement at Investiture Week
Nearly all troops attend the 2th annual Boy Scout investiture week events. Sunday evening marked the start with 50 scouts advancing as ward activities proceeded in Ay A and other districts. Tuesday afternoon featured a district banquet with toastmaster Harold Hullinger presiding and songs led by Krass Heaton. The banquet menu was prepared by the domestic science department. A home night is planned for Saturday with scouts in each ward expected to participate.
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Harold & Hullinger
Krass Heaton
Maples
J Kennard George Dsvig
W DB Walls
Clark Newell
Deer Hunt Tale From Willow Creek County Officials
A fragmented report details a Willow Creek deer hunt led by Vern Caldwell and others including J Fr Pouginss and Evans of Grat Banner of Methereh. It describes deer killed, tracks followed, and warning to hunters as inquiries rise about safaris in southern county wilds.
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Gusty
Lion Foxes
Sis
Steve
Qaldwell
Evans
Grat
Methereh Vern Mims
Kres Hous
Ajls
Caldwell
Ballard School Praised by Indian Supervisor
Indian Supervisor H Thompson commends Ballard School for its work with fourteen Indian pupils enrolled. Report notes teachers, enrollment figures, and attention to native education in the district.
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Ger H Thompson
Ballard
India
Heston
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Pariette Mine
Wasatchm
Uhs Sat
Deer Creek
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Junior Chamber
Mary
Geogle
Ulotah
Uniteh
Tinteh High School
Nadie
Elenema Holes Calder
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