Ember Utah State Press Association Blurbs Uintah County Optimism
The note proclaims William Be Wallis as editor and Vernal post office registration in 1909. It bills subscriptions and promotes an Independent in Politics stance with optimism for a bigger and greater Uintah County in Utah.
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Uintah
EMBER
Utah State Fress Association
Capital dove continues battle over tax and labor bills
Contested legislation faces conference committees as Senate and House lawmakers clash on hours for underground miners and other measures. Conferees expected to tackle income tax, liquor control, corporation franchise tax, workmen compensation amid a broad tax package and labor controversy.
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Senate
Peterson
House
First Conference Committee
Utah Legislature Adds Colorful Personalities to Debate
The article notes distinct Utah lawmakers in the house and senate carving out nicknames and reputations. It highlights Dr E. E. Monson as a keen debater, Wilmer J. Man as a probing questioner, Lamoreaux as a leading sponsor, and others shaping tax and licensing debates amid a 350-measure agenda.
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House
Senate
Dr &E
E Monson
Wilmer J Man
Weber County
Champ
Acker
Appropriations Committee
Warwick C Lamoreaux
Ealt Lake County
Morson
J W Jensen
Clere
D C Gibson
Carbon County
Julian Bamberger
Salt Lake County
Ira A Huggins
Weber
W D Hammond
Grand
Salt Lake Solan
Hammone
Bam
Legislative sparks and spillover on workmen's comp reform
Senator George M Afiller of Carbon county pushed for an inquiry into the business links of Salt Lake City attorney Paul H Ray, named to replace Senator C Neslen, after Neslen resigned. Opposition to changes in the state workmen's compensation law led to a substantial rewrite of the Child bill amid heated debate.
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George M Afiller
Carbon County
Paul H Ray
Salt Lake City
C Clarence Neslen
Funeral services for Hyrum Morrill held in Uintah County
Relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Hyrum Morrill known as Uncle Hy. A Utah pioneer born January 14 1856 in Fort Johnson he moved from Fort Johnston to Junction in 1878 and served as Sunday School superintendent among other civil and church roles. He died shortly before his seventy ninth birthday and is survived by Harriet Ann Bay his widow and children Hyrum Elmer Maude Frank Ivan L Charlies Ellis Morrill Tridel Alta Roosevelt and Rhoda G.
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Morrill
Hirum Morrill
Uintah County
Junction
Plute County
Utah
Ft. Johnson
Fort John
Antimony
Junction Ward
LaBan
Permelia Drury Morrill
Harriet Ann Bay
Hyrum Elmer
Maude
Frank Ivan L
Charlies Ellis Morrill
Tridel
Alta
Roosevelt
Rhoda G
Death notices for Morrill family in period report
The Morrill family mourns Hyrum Morrill who left thirty four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Surviving siblings include John Morrill and Charles Morrill of Junction and Mrs Sarah Permela Sud weeks of Kimberly Idaho. Ada Jones of Maeser, daughter of Hyrum Morrill, died shortly after her father.
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John
Charles Morrill
Junction
Sarah Permela Sudweeks
Kimberly
Idaho
Hyrum Morrill
Ogtricken
Morrilla
Ada Jones
Maeser
Funeral Services for Ada Morrill Jones Held in Maeser
Ada Morrill Jones born Sept 1890 Junction Piute Utah died Feb 6 in Maeser after years of illness. She taught school in Tridell and North Liberty 1915 16 and married Mealey Jones in 1916 at the Manti temple. Survived by husband three children Elvin Clella Myron her aged father and many siblings. Pallbearers listed from Tri dell Lapoint and nearby.
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Joseph Hacking
Rock Paint
Isaac M Allen
Ada Morrill Jones
Junction Piute Counts
Utah
Hyrum D and
Harriett Ann Morrill
Lfe
Junction
Beare
Murdock Academy
Uintah Basin
Uintah Academy
Tridedl
North Liberty
Mealey Jones
Manti Temple
Tridel
Leota
Maeser
Joors
Elvin M
Community Notes and Local Updates in Maeser
Sympathies offered to Mr and Mrs James Finclay as the Maeser community extends condolences. Loran Hatch spent two months at the sheep camp then visited home. his son Dan will take his place at the camp. Den Hall recovers at home from a tonsil operation. Measles continue to decline with no new cases. scarlet fever reports none. Ward Merkley and Glendyn Merkley news and a toe injury from a horse accident. Joe Price and two children traveled with Eugene Knetch from Bennett for business and visited Mrs Maggie Timothy.
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James Finclay
R Secent
Maaeser
Loran Hatch
Dan
Camp den Hall
Ward Merkley
Glendyn Merkley
Joe Price
Eugene Knetch
Bennett
Maggie Timothy
Price
Alterra High School Quarantine And Basketball Scores
Scarlet fever quarantine affects Randlett and Leota two weeks with no other cases. Alterra 33 Centre 18 in gym game on Feb 6 as Alterra held central team to limited scoring. Yearbook progress shows staff photos and upcoming group pictures. Duchesne game ends 31-30 after late double foul. Duchesne reserves defeat Alterra 20-30.
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Randlett
Leota
Alterra
Alterra High
Central
Fay Alfred
Duchesne
Alterr
Alterras
Measles Outbreak and Local Visits Stir Avalon Community
The Avalon area reports a measles outbreak with quarantined residents and school bus routes reduced. Meanwhile residents travel to Roosevelt and Vernal for medical care, quarterly conferences, and social visits, including the Westovers, Woolleys, and Larson families, with several illnesses noted.
Uintah Basin Medical Association Convenes
At a regular meeting in Duchesne on Sunday Dr L Wight of Salt Lake City spoke to the doctors. The banquet and lecture followed. At Roosevelt the auxiliary met at Mrs D P Whitmore’s home. The secretary read thanks from schools for the Hygeia magazine. The associations plan to meet in Vernal next month.
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Roosevelt
Uintah Basin
Banker's Call Overdrawn Account Dialogue
A banker informs Mr Cohen his account is 365 overdrawn while he recalls past balances of 550.06 dollars and questions when his situation worsened, prompting reflection on recent banking activity.
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Mr Cohen
Boxing Bouts at UHS Gym February 23 Preview
Boxing bouts set for February 23 at UHS Gym with Anderson 165 facing Walker. Vernal has won all his fights and meets Mason Peterson. Peterson from Jensen debuts strong. The card also includes Future Farmer Neil Caldwell at 150 pounds against Charles Beck for four rounds.
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Vernal
Mason Peterson
Peterson
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Neil Caldwell
Charles Beck
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