Ashley Ward Mother Remembered for Devoted Service
Mrs Mary Herbert of Ashley ward died suddenly at home leaving husband Joseph and eight living children. She helped found a home at Hayden, worked in Relief Society, and served as first counselor. funeral in Vernal featured choir, speakers from Ashley ward, and a large community cortege.
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Mary Herbert
Joseph Herbert
Ashley
Herbert
Mary Agnes Cook
Jan and
Agnes Nuttall Cook
Walleburg
Wasatch County
Utah
Ashley Valley
Naples
Lfe
Na Pleg
Aba
Joseph William Herbert
Uintah Indian Reservation
Mra Herbert
Mra
Alberta Winn
Alfreda, Thomas
Vera Afton
Bernice Belya
Karl Onselster
First Ward
Ashley Ward
Clagy
Filay Winn
A G Goodrich
Christa
James M Shaffer
Carl Preece
Alma Preece
Theernal
Byron Goodrith
Canada
Colorad
Farbert
Sheep Losses Through Predatory Animals Reduced Over 50 Percent
May data from Roosevelt highlights irrigation and farming prospects in Uintah Basin. Officials note big projects like Provo Weber and American Falls paths, with water costs per acre and the need to address westward opportunities while population and export dynamics shape the region’s agricultural future.
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Ashley National Forest
West
Roosevelt Haa
Uintah Basin
American
Ida
Provo Weber
Millard County
Heatchtown
Utah
Land Board
Horeeley Dam
Carbon County
Serler River
Snake River
Forest Supervisor Discusses Vital Range Problems at Sheep Grazers
Uintah County Sheep Grazers held their annual meeting in the Uintah State Bank directors’ room. John Bennion, president, and other officers were reelected. discussions covered predatory animal control, bounties, grazing fee increases, and cooperation with the forest service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County Sheep Grazers Association
Uintah State Bank
John N. Davis
Salt Lake Ety
A G. Nord
Ashley National Forest
William H. Siddeway
John Bennion
Washington, D. C
William HD Siddoway
Clive Lasts
Kwachen Willaur
Siddoway
J Clive Davis
WM McCoy
John Hacking
Mr Davis
William H Siddoway
Willam Witbeck
Utah
Salt
T Nan
Secretary of Agriculture
Davis
Jardine
Association
Convention
Stork
Forest Department
Pavia
India Stahd
Executioa Micers J Ho Uarvey Preadent
Jamey A Hooper Secre
Roosevelt Defeats Vernal Town Team in Close Roaring Feud
A tight paced game at Orpheus hall Saturday night between Vernal town team and the Peppard club of Roosevelt ended with Roosevelt edging Vernal by a narrow margin. Dell Goodrich led scoring for Vernal with 12 points as C Erekson Ho Davis and others contributed on both sides.
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Roosevelt
Vernal Town
Orpheus
Peppard
Orpheus Hall
Pepparda
Vernal
C Erekson Dell Goodrich
Ho Davis
Maurice Hawa
Holand Bennion
Raymond Siddoway
Ernest Johnson
Ike Shaffer
Deserted Route Strands Travelers Over Ice Laced Pikes Peak Trail
A group traveling from Mack to Cisco Utah became marooned by frozen roads and desert ice. A Utah woman and her two children endured exposure while Lee Morae and J Co Mueller helped them reach safety. Forest Supervisor A C Andersen and a Delta man retrieved the exhausted family after a long night and failed attempt to forage food. An oil salesman, trapped deep in the desert, wandered through the cold night seeking aid.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Mack
Cisco
Utah
Sego
Lee Morae
J Co Mueller
A C Andersen
Delta
Cato Ranch
Dreasahoes
Ong
Desert
Vernalites Radio Program From Salt Lake as Legion Drive Boost
Vernalites will be heard in a Legion auxiliary radio program broadcast from Salt Lake City next Thursday evening February 17 between 5 40 and 11 30 pm. Vernal residents Anna Davis Frigon Lynn Ashton and Lillyn Likely will perform with others from Payson Provo Logan Ogden and Barlow. The show promotes a state membership drive targeting 3000 members and a statewide cup display at the Capitol. Rich Vernal state president plans to attend in Salt Lake with Mrs Walter Pleads Seattle WA visiting Utah in late February. Local auxiliary unit invites all to listen and to call in messages acknowledged on air.
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American Legion and Auxiliary Organization of the Ataty
Binaivagt
Late Lake
Nxt
Anna Davis Friegon
Lynn ”Ashton
The
Nations Q Organization
Utah Haa
State Capitol
Legion Auxiliary
Salt Lake
Walter BH
Seattle
Wash
Utah
Vernal Sheepman to Represent Utah on Wool Marketing Conference
Vernal sheepman to represent Utah at a Washington DC conference on cooperative wool marketing. Utah participants include L M Jones Cedar City Louis Bennion Fort Vernal and James Hooper Utah Wool Growers secretary press the event aims to form a national program for research and organization to improve marketing and farmer returns.
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Vernal Sheepman
Utah
Buresat of Agriculture and Economics
Washington, DC
Utah Wool Marketing Associatf
L M Jones
Cedar City
Louis Nielson
Fort Green
John Benhion
Uintah Basin Road to be completed in two years
Basin commissioners and the state road department signed a contract to build a paved federal aided road through the Uintah Basin. The project will close gaps between Fruitland, Duchesne, Wyton, Roosevelt, Antelope and Vernal with portions already under construction.
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Uintah
Salt Lake
Vinal
Basin Penpte
Basin Commissioners
State Road Department
Fruitland
Duchesne
A Atrete
Wyton
Roosevelt
Antelope
Vernal
Wool Sales Concluded at Rock Springs Wyoming
The Rock Springs wool market reports over 100000 fleeces contracted for next year. Prices range from 31 to 33 23 cents a pound. Most wool purchased by Dewey Gould and handled through J Facin elt president of the North Side State bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Saya the Tribune
Dewey Gould
J Facinelt
North Side State Bank
Thermometer records extreme cold in Vernal midweek
The Vernal area saw a sharp cold snap with a thermometer falling to 10 below on Wednesday night after a week of milder weather. Readings recorded by A Theodore Johnson show a sequence from February 1 through the 9th with temperatures ranging from 106 below to 10 below and varied above and below zero.
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Vernal
Theodore Johnson
Death of Mrs Pheledy Mott marked by illness
Vira Pheledy Wott died Thursday night after a period of severe illness. Her condition had been critical for several days and doctors tried to restore her to health. Funeral arrangements were not yet decided.
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Vira Pheledy Wott
Wott
Naples Ward Pioneers Hold Old Folks Party
The Naples ward chapel hosted an Old Folks Party on January 26 with 74 seniors seated to a banquet of chess pies and delicacies. A program of songs, duets, mandolin and guitar numbers followed by old fashioned dances showcased local talent and community camaraderie. Families and ward leaders attended, with a lengthy guest list including Bishop James Shaffer and many unnamed members.
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Theng
Naples
Merrell
Janes Karren
Ina Chivers
Transportation Committee
Frlandse Fen
Usher Ghines Waese Vernal
Davly
Jencen
James Wacking
Mira James Vueoshaffer
Snaffer
Napleq Ward
Joseph If Gardiner
J Starkle
Harriet Godekh
Porter Verrell
Alf Powell
A G Goodrich
Senator O Donnell Improves, Condition Seen As Slightly Better
Friends report Senator Thon W O Donnell of Winth Basin is improving after days in critical condition. Medical authorities announced the slight recovery on Thursday night as efforts continued to hasten his return to health.
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Thon W Oonnell
Wintah Basin
Carter Returns With Buick From Salt Lake
Charles Carter arrived Friday via the Strawberry route with a new Buick mas craft coupe to be delivered to Misa Loulge Jr Fensen. He noted the stow over Daniels fase was deep but kept open by the trace tory and snow plows.
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Charles § Carter
Salt Lake
Misa Loulge Jr- Fensen
Carter
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