Good Will Trip Unites Heber City And Vernal Lions
Heber City business leaders visit Vernal at the regular Lions luncheon to strengthen ties between communities. Lion President J A Cheney chairs, speakers highlight cooperation. New member Leon P Christ ensen is initiated. Road aid from Jensen to Brush Creek discussed. Gilsonite bill inquiry and tax revenue concerns noted. Committee to arrange high school band uniforms named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Heber
Vernal
Lion
J A. Cheney
Heber City
Leon P Christensen
Lion W
Henderson
Jensen
Dinosaur Quarry
Brush Creek
US Park Department
Cheney
Thor't Hatch
Ray Puke
International Lions Club
Congress
Agricultural Committee of Congress
Colton
Suport
House
W B ‘Walls
Kenneth Richardson
J . Stewart
Lloyd Wir
Twenty Years Ago Local Officials Move to New Headquarters
A town report lists moves to the Johnson building and staff returns. It covers residents like Ben Kelly, Coltharps L W Curry, F W Nelson, L B Winner, John Horton, and sports at the Opera house with Vernal, Naples, Maeser results, and a Duchesne farmers dance at the Amusement hall inviting all.
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Johnson
Ben Kelly
Coltharps L
Curry
United State
Dank
Vernal
Naples
Maeser
Vernal Commercial Club
Helen Davis
Halpin
Center Company
Vere
Nial
Duchesne
Amuse’ment
Forest Supervisor Stewart Returns from Inspection of North Side
Forest Supervisor J. Stewart returns to Vernal after a two week absence. He discussed funding for next year with the Regional Forester and attended the annual meeting of research workers. He noted springlike conditions in the Ashley Forest region and the potential for irrigated pastures to boost livestock. President Hoover added about 40,000 acres to the Ashlay Forest in Wyoming near Bridger Valley.
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J . Stewart
Vernal
Osdenths
Aadley Forest
Tange
Ifal
Intermountain
Stewart
Ashley Forest
Wyoming
Daggett County
Utah
Hoover
Bridger Valley
Smiths Fork
Green River
Lyman
Mt View
Ft Bridger and
Robertson
Briger Valley
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Gardner Dies
Funeral services were held for the infant son Orval Gardner born December 9 1930 in Ashley. The child died after a short illness Saturday morning at Vernal Hospital. Bishop Alma Preece conducted the service with a Naples Ward quartet singing. Burial followed at Vernal Cemetery.
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Ashley
Alvin Gardner
Vernal Hospital
Alma Preece
Naples
Caldwell
Elias Winn
Lewis S Gartner
John Davis
Alma Preeca
Thomas E Kidd
Moffat tunnel case widens as brief seeks rehearing
Denver filed a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking for a rehearing of the Denver and Rio Grande Westerns bid to buy control of the Moffat road. Attorneys claim material facts were withheld at hearings in the Rio Grande's bid. The brief responds to Rio Grandes rehearing response by L Vogle and Carl Whitehead for the Moffat Tunnel League and the Uintah Basin Railway League, both opposing the Rio Grande purchase.
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Denver
Moffat Tunnel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Rio Grande Westerns
Moffat Rairoad
L. Vogle
Carl Whitehead
Rio Grande
Woogle
Whitehead
Umtah Basin
Forest Supervisor Returns to Vernal After Absence
Forest Supervisor J O Stewart with his wife and son Donald return to Vernal on Tuesday afternoon after more than two weeks away. Mrs Stewart and Donald had visited relatives in Ogden during his absence.
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J O Stewart
Donald
Vernal
Mr Stewart
Mra Stewart
Ogden
Piper praises Jacca at corn on the cob display
The crowd praises Jacca for his graceful corn eating amid headlining chatter about Hea a Iplealo players as headsick jokes circulate.
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Piper
Jacca
Livestock Feeding Meeting Highlights Uintah Basin
A large crowd attended the Livestock Feeders Day in Vernal sponsored by the Uintah Farm Bureau Cooperative association. Kenneth Skeler and Frank Baker spoke on feeding practices, alfalfa timing, barley use, and road and bank support for a basin stock feeding project with local students and community leaders in attendance.
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Vernal
Uintah Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farmers and Livestock Growers
Uintah
Duchesne
Endeavo
Kenneth Skeler
Ogden Union
Utah State Agricultural College
Frank Baker
American Packing Company
Ogden
Alma C Esplin
Extension Service
USAC
Skeler
Baker
E Peterson
Uintah County
Uimtah State Bank of Vernal
Peterson
Uintah State Bank
Uintah Farm Bureau Co-operation Association
Smith Hughes Boys
Utah
Uintah Basin
Tkeler
Barsley
Siddoway
Mtr Ikler
Ami
Iker
Salt Lake City
Strawberry Valley
Tyler
Utah Statel Road Commission
Federal Bureaus of Public Roads
Farm Bureau
National Forest Service
Vernal Lions Club
UBLG
Wegh
Ashley Valley
Kenneth Cikelers Congratulations to Uintah Bank and Bureau
Kenneth Cikeler extends congratulations to the Uintah State Bank and local bureau for feeding demonstrations with cattle and sheep in Vernal Utah. He commends the cooperation and educational value, signed by Kenneth Cikel er.
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EL Peterson
Vernal
Utah
Bir Peterson
Uintah State Bank
Uintah
Kenneth Cikeler
Calder Opens Garage in Woodard Building
E H Calder opened a new garage in the Woodard building, occupying the former Jewls Motor company rooms. The Calder Motor company will offer general auto repairs, gas, oils, greases, and service for I H C trucks, land tractors, Chrysler and Plymouth cars, Goodyear tires, and Bosch radios. Arch Gregory will head the mechanical department, bringing years with Allan Chevrolet and other local auto and railway outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Calder
Jewls Motor Company
Woodard
Calder Motor Company
Chrysler
Plymouth
Goodyear
Bosch
Arch Gregory
Chary
Hel
Allan Chevrolet
Vernal Auto
Ashley Auto
Ataze
Untah Railway Company
Former Vernal resident charged with embezzlement
Anton Strebel, 1954 Thirteenth East Street, formerly of Vernal, faces an embezzlement charge filed by the county attorney on a complaint by Albert Ricci of Castle Rock Mercantile. Strebel allegedly collected 3500 dollars from the Great Western Coal Co in Salt Lake and paid 3166 dollars to Ricci and partner Vietti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Strebel
Thirteenth East Street
Albert Ricci
Castle Rock Mercantile Company
Helper
Strebel
Ricci
J Viettl
Great Western Coal Company
Salt Lake
Mercantie
Fret
Vernal
The Only One Ready For Production At UHS Auditorium
The UHS Street Department announces The Only One a mystery melodrama set for this Friday and Saturday in the UHS Auditorium. The week promises brisk entertainment with a mix of comedy and mystery and tickets available at Vernal Drug Co. for the February performances.
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UHS Strect
Uuhs
Guymons
Vernal Drug Co
District Agricultural Meet Set for February In Uintah Basin
A district agricultural meet on February 15 and 18 will gather leaders from Duchesne Uintah Carbon Emery and Wasatch counties with US Extension Service officials to discuss trends outlook and project methods. The Roosevelt event begins 2 pm with public attendance urged.
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Uintah Basin
Ducheste County
Uintah County
Carbon County
Emery County
Wasatch
Wm Peterson
Wo W Owlens
Renald Mayrock
W P Thomas
C O Stott
The
Agricultural College
Duchesne
Utah
Peterson
W. D Porter
William Pet
Roosevelt
Ruch Oeld
Salt Lake City Basin
Swett Brothers Bring Five Mountain Lions to Vernal
Swett brothers brought five mountain lions along the Vernal Manila highway to Vernal on Wednesday. The group included two adults and three kittens, the largest measured seven feet three inches. Since the year began, 27 lions have been killed in the Vernal area, with tracks still abundant despite killings. Snow depth ranges, and it is estimated that one man can kill as many as 256 sheep and 60 deer in a year.
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Vernal
Ln Snd
Forrest Swett
Lewis Allen
Vernal Manila Highway
Utah Receives 750000 From 1931 Wool Clip
Utah reports a 1931 wool clip advance of 750000 from the National Wool Marketing Corp as part of 3010000 total advances to date. James A Hooper of the Utah Wool Growers Association notes pre shearing funds cover about 80 percent of current market value, with final payments due upon delivery and market conditions.
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United States
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Utah
James A Hooper
Utah Wool Growers* Association
Utah Wool Marketing Corporation
Utah Growers
National Association
National Corporation
Quarterly Conference Focuses on Priesthood and Scouting
Uintah Stake held a two day quarterly conference in Vernal with President Wallace Calder presiding. Talks covered priesthood observances, mission reports from George C Davis Vernal and Raymond Searly, and missionary registration plans. Sunday night featured a Scouts program and a discussion on education, culture and citizenship.
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Uintah
Vernal
Stake Tabernacle
Wallace Calder
Calder
L. D
C P Maughan
Bhe Fullinger
Dyren Goodrich
Barth Shaffer
Rith
Stake
J Clive Davis
Wendel Johnson
Victor Bingham l
Marcel Young
George C Davis
Vernal First Ward
California
Macser Ward
Raymond Searly
Britsh Isles
G Merkley
Karl QO Maeser
Maeser
Leo Calder
Alma Esplin
Merkleys
Clermany
West
America
Scouts
Coltons Transported Home After Utah Accident
Mr and Mrs I D Colton were driven to Salt Lake City after hospital care for injuries from a recent local wreck. Mrs Colton had a fractured pelvis while Mr Colton had head cuts. They are parents of Congressman Don B Colton and Hugh Ed and Charles Colton of Vernal.
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Spanish Fork
I. D Colton
Salt Lake
Colton
Don B Colton
Washington, DC
Hugh, Ed
Charles Colton
Vernal
Certificate grants Wintah Basin routes between Price Vernal and Heber Vernal
The certificate of convenience and necessity authorizes the Wintah Basin stages to operate between Price and Vernal and between Heber City and Vernal. The designation is awarded to the partnership of JW Johnson Alma Warren Cyril Woolstenhulme and F J Wentzel.
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Wintah Basin
Price
Vernal
Heber City
Ted He
JW Johnson
Alma Warren Cyril Woolstenhulme
F J Wentzel
Price Sun
A Daughter Defies Belief Over Marriage
A mother urges her daughter to marry an atheist, insisting they can convert him, while the daughter resists, citing his lack of belief in hell. The exchange frames a clash between faith, marriage, and social pressure.
Trading in Wool Shows Some Firmness in Boston Markets
Trading in wool shows a broadened tendency with 52 to 60s and finer territen wool moving fully, while 56s and lower grades sell as last week. Prices on 642 and finer territory wools are slightly higher, other qualities steady, and lower grades irregular.
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Boston
State and Federal Road Chiefs Inspect Dinosaur Quarry Road
Sperlin K C Wright deputy chief and Joseph H Young highway engineer visited Jensen Friday for a road inspection tour. They reviewed the survey from Jensen to the quarry site led by Dinosaur Guard Thomas G Smith to estimate the approximate cost of a proposed road to Dinosaur Quarry.
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Jensen
Sperlin K. C Wright
Joeeph H. Young
A & Hureau
Reed
Cave
Dinosaur Guard Greedian
Thomas G Smith
Dinosaur Querery
Uintah County Sheep Grazers Hold Annual Meeting
Uintah County sheep producers gathered in the Uintah Stera Bank directors room for their annual meeting. President WON Prous read the annual report, and secretary Clive Davis presented minutes and the financials. Directors W E Siddoway and new appointees discussed shearing, lamb feeding, predatory animal control, and wool marketing.
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Uintah Sheen Grazer's Association
Uintah Stera Bank
Won Prous
Asociation
Clive Davis
Siddoway
Bonanza
Uintah Sheep Crazers’ Association
James O Stewart
Ashley National Forest
Uintah Mountains
Stewart
National Forest Service
Peterson
Bureau
Uintah State Bank
John 8 Hacking
Wallace Biddeway
Hacking
Julius Davis
Preas
W.N Preas
John 8
Weeking
Adair Tynack
John Hacking
String
Thirty Years Ago Notes From Local Stage and Timber Work
Thirty years ago reports detail night school progress by Professor N B Sowards with twenty would be bookkeepers and financiers. Snow sleet near the flume halts timber work. William Melieced Sr and son William Jr involve in a Jensen funeral. A pension of $12 monthly is printed for W Morris of Crusk Creek. New gilsonite vein found near White River by Jones Borensor Iines and Caton, 25 miles from Quebay. A teachers Institution held February 16 at Ashisy school. Pardon Dodds idle with illnesses for a month.
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N . B Sowards
Euid Flnanziers
D Allen
William Melieced Sr
Joseph VicKee
Willam Melee Jr
Jensen
Utah
Morris
Crusk Creek
Lawrence Junes
John Iines
Ernest Caton
Whiste
Sterel
Que 'Ay
White River
Iddt
Ashisy School
Pardon Dodds
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DR. G
Verna
Curt
U.H.S. Auditorium
Big Fayroll
Kenneth OC. Skeler
E H
Weather Report
Swett Brothers Bay
D. Colton
Uintah County Sheepgrazers
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