Vernal Utah Post Office Filing Notice 1905
William EB Willis editor James H Willis publisher entered a second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office on March 13 1905 under the act of March 3 1875 subscriptions one year in advance 250 six months 154 three months 84 Independence in politics optimistic in disposition and working for vigor and a greater Uintah County member Utah State Press Association
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Vernal Utah
Une
Rigger
Unitas County
UTA State Press Association
Growing debt burden threatens economic system says Deseret News
The Deseret News notes public and private indebtedness soared from 6 billion to 42 billion and beyond, with private debt possibly 90 to 150 billion. It warns rising interest drains income, restrains consumption, and risks unemployment, urging government credit control to reduce rates and stabilize the economy.
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Deseret News
Community Notes From Varied Local Happenings
The column lists health updates and visits including Mrs John Glines recovering at her sister’s home and Belva’s flu symptoms. It notes Armid Perry's daughter Belva and the Birch family health status, plus a Valentine party hosted by Don Erekson with friends and prizes, and Beatrice Roperakos returning home after appendicitis.
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Axel Birch
Argyle Roper
Henmn
Roosevelt
Martin W Cur
Silt
Bfervin Hatchi
Leota
John Gimes
Frank Watkins
Vernal
Taealth
Thelma Wool
Parren Gregory
Virginia Merkley
Norman Fletcher
Beatrice Roperakos
Cramer and Son Dar Win at Ley Cole Event
In a local standings note, Cramer and son Dar finish after Ley and Cole in a contested race. Ivan Fowell is reported as coming in from the K razich region for the EY A. The fragmentary text notes ded ah ese and mentions Sasa mh HAPLYS butte.
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Ivan Fowell
Cramer
Darwin
Ley
Cole
Local social notes from Cal/Calif camp and Preston visitors
Mrs Jesse Hullinger has recovered enough to move back to the Hullinger home last Wednesday. Mrs Geddes and son Hyrum of Preston Ida have returned after a short visit with Mrs Hullinger. Mr and Mrs Weldon Allred attended a ward dance Friday night. Junior girls MIA class with leader Mrs Viola Pope entertained their mothers last Thursday. Blake officers present were Mrs Driver E Smith Mrs Arthur Mannering and Mrs Raymond Gailey. Darren has returned from Salt Lake and says Merrill is improving at the Veterans hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Open shaw an eleven pound baby girl February 7. Carlie and Carma Goodrich twin girls had tonsils and adenoids removed last Monday.
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Calfornia
Jesse Hullinger
Hullinger
Geddes
Hyrum
Preston
Ida
Weldon Allred
MIA
Viola Pope
Blake
E Smith
Arthur Mannering
Raymond Gailey
Darren
Salt Lake
Merrill
Veterans Hospital
Lewis Openshaw
Carlie
Carma Goodrich
Jerome Goodrich
Old Time Dance At Maecser Draws Local Crowd
A bus load from the community attended the Old Time dance in the Imperial area after the Monday event was postponed due to the Seimlor Hop. Mr and Mrs B L Caldwell won the prize waltz at the Maecser dance. Mrs Hannah Parker has returned to Vernal after visiting her daughter, and Cedric Caldwell is in Vernal with Ernest Caldwell.
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B L Caldwell
Maecser
Hannah Parker
Byron Thomas
Cedric Caldwell
Vernal
Ernest Caldwell
Imperial
Josh Hall
Verna
Lela Hall
Ashley ward program and community notes
The report covers a Sunday gathering at the Ashley school house with the Ward program led by Verda Moore and family involvement. Attendees totalled 104 with entertainment including a harmonica solo, guitar, songs, jokes, dancing, and refreshments. Local updates mention Wendell Atwood's blood poisoning, Simon Hall traveling for supplies, and several residents returning or hosting visitors after recent medical events.
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Mia Ferre Carter
William Karren
Sundsty Tiidas
Ashley School
Sociiu
Cerless
John Harrison
Elmer Swett
Hoiswee Caldwell
Ivan Atwood
Deacons
Verda Moore
Maurine Cless
al Stacy
Bessie Coifess
Harrison
Kidd
Wendell Atwood
Simon Hall
Lyman Wyoming
Lewis Freestone
Relief Society
Certal Johnston
Lois
Salt Lake City
Marietta Wardle
Glines
Wardle
Alma Preece
George Barks
F& Verpal Hospital
Barker
Dinosaurs Monument Picnic Attendee List and Accident Report
At the Dinosaur National Monument picnic Thursday afternoon about seventy five attendees gathered for lunch. An accident occurred when JENSEN tripped on a stone, injuring the left knee. he was taken to Dr Boyle for treatment. Dr and Mrs Bayle hosted the gathering with multiple families present including Wise, Wellman, Case, Peterson, Pearce, Stewart, Gardner, and others. A future group register will be kept by Dr Baile for visiting parties.
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Tra S Gardric
Dinosaur Monument
A C Boyle
Ctardner
Thursdare
Dinosaur National Moruiment
Easle
Baile
A C Bayle
B P Kell
Bennie
Harold
Charles Wise
H D Wellman
Ralph Case
Ivan Peterson
Etta
S Fratta
Allan Pearce
Bob
Bernard Stewart
Iva S Gardner
Iris Lather
J Stewart
Dean Sol Case
Ant
Frank P Wellman
Hugh Stewart
Dounghster
Nelson
L. Mecktickell
George Vincent
Ed Renedos
Leona
Elele
Social Gatherings Highlight Community First at Local Hotel Escalante
Numerous couples and families hosted or attended a Bunday evening event at the Ifotel Escalante with around fifty guests. May Stewart received a ladies first honor while Mito Snow earned a consolation prize, and Frank P Wellman won a first prize with Charles Wise receiving consolation.
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cCharles Darling
John
Claude Fancock
Chanens
Joe Murray
Henry Hushams
Arthur
Stewart
Milo Snow
Difford
Franke Fit
John Murray
Nile Ainge
Joy
Ralph Waggoner
Franklin V
Cy Nearing
May Stewart
Lidy
Mito Snow
Frank P Wellman Grentleman
Charles Wise
Ralph Case
Mr Case
Dinosaur
Edna Meeks
Zilpha Wellman
Susie Nelson
Rainbow
Wise
Address to Scouts by President Roosevelt in 1933
President Roosevelt speaks at the White House to Boy Scouts and leaders. He praises scouting for national citizenship, honors progress awardees, and outlines a February national good turn to aid suffering humanity through collecting furniture bedding and clothes for distribution.
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Ord
Aivard
Boy Scouts of America
Natoins
Washington
Harry S Itopkins
Federal Relief Administration
Eagle Scouts
White House
CWA Inspector Halts Road Project in Maeser Section
A CWA inspector closed the road project in Maeser on Saturday due to delays in securing sand and gravel for surfacing. Work will resume once a suitable source of material is found.
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Warman
CWA
Maeser
Ascoir
Mystic festival draws thousands to Tabernacle event
The MIA music festival at the Tabernacle attracted about 3000 attendees for a night of performances. Organizers note long planning and a hopeful return next year while participants reflect on past memories and future expectations.
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Tabernacle
Eal
Luke
Roosevelt High School Assembly Delights With Varied Program
Uintah High School Roosevelt Students entertain with an assembly featuring LaRene Linersom vocal solo Julia Green lead a tap dance trio Floyd Ross vocal solo and a short play That Certain Satan The event drew a crowded auditorium and student body cheers Host students served a luncheon to Roosevelt guests. Senior Hop and Valentine dance tease.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hgh School
LaRene Linersom
Julia Green
Floyd Ross
Hell
Don Carter
Glenn Harriss
Festival Recap Highlights Local Ward Performers
Tridell and Lapoint led a well represented program with one stake rehearsal and extensive ward training. Director Mrs Elva Dasis and her team earned congratulations for the festival’s splendid success and tireless ward work. Accompanist Mrs Arthur Mann'r ing and scali sts Gwen Hansen and George Da vis performed with Norman Olson LaVere Petty and Gwen Hansen in stringed music.
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Tridell
Lapoint
Elva Dasis
Arthur Mann
Ring
Gwen Hansen
George Davis
Norman Olson
LaVere Petty
Basin Mail Contracts Let bids announced for Utah lines
Government awards mail service contracts with bidders listed by route including Manila Burnt Fork Leota Duchesne Fort Duchesne Ouray and Duchesne to Hanna towns. Notable bids: Manila 800 to Duchesne Manla to Burnt Fork. Leota 1368 to Duchesne. Blue Bell 1320 to Duchesne.
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Uintah Basin
Lila Boren
Manila
Duchesne
Marvel
Glines
Ouray
Fort Duchesne
Stanley Nebeker
Leota
Blucbell
George T. Woodruff
Bluebell
Altonah
Arnold Robbins
Hanna
Dean Pouell
Indians Arrested on Federal Charge in White Rocks
Deputy sheriff Andrew King arrested three Paiute Indians at White Rocks on a federal charge with guidance from the US district attorney in Salt Lake City. One was released. Morris Jakes and Stanley Lampton remain held for Indian department investigation at Fort Duchesne. Sources say the men are from Moccasin Arizona with Cedar City Utah headquarters. one charge cites disturbances at Whiterocks Indian school.
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Andrew King
Whiterocks
Salt Lake City
Indian Department
Fort Duchesne
Moccasin
Arizona
Ceder City
Utah
Ad Dry
Morris Jakes
Stanley Lampton
District Court February Term Reportees Named
The February term of the district court selects from Vernal to report on February 28 at 10 a.m. Luetta McCarrell and Louis are listed among the names to appear.
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District Court
Vernal
Luetta McCarrell
Louis
Local Notables and Names Listed in Washington State
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals including Fuller Merrill Henry George Si Martinsen Bes tie Markey W E Bodily H H Nipard Francis Feltch J EP Kai Leith Shimmins Winitrea Bartlett Mary A Eaton J B hav on George Jonaston Bullua JI C Angus Lapont D L Bulls and Golden Wim Tidell Lora Koss dgensen Guyletta S Camp bell Morhatt and Donaldson Hayden J J horrocks Ramdieu George Ashton Dragat W hh Phillips Whiteiocks J A Hor rocks.
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Tucestone Fuller
Merrill Merril Henry George Si Martinsen
Bestie Markey
Bodily
Nipard
Francis Feltch
Kaireli Leith Shimmins
Winitrea Bartlett Mary A Eaton
J B
Havon George
Jonaston Bullua
JI C
Angus
Lapont
Bulls
Golden Wim Tidell
Lora Koss Dgensen
Guyletta S Campbell
Morhatt
Donaldson Hayden J
Horrocks
Ramdieu
George Ashton Dragat
Phillips
Whiteiocks
Advance Payments of County Taxes Made in 1934
Tax records show January receipts of 28 671 5 dollars in current year taxes with a 5 percent discount of 142 650 dollars yielding 27 14 00 cash. February payments total 145 dollars with a 4 percent discount of 68 2 dollars. Partial payments of 10 dollars or more or full payment are allowed. taxes under 10 dollars may be paid in full with discount.
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Martin W Curtis
CWA Payroll Shows Small Rise Across Programs
Payroll for CWA rose by 5779 last week ending February 1 as funds were allocated across FERA pre datory animal CWA projects and Federal CWA including a work stoppage for material adjustment. Representatives Dan Mitchell and Z W Earl attended noting Western Creamery ties.
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FERA
Dinosaur Monument
Town Talk and Farm News Highlight Local Deaths and Seed Purchases
Death notice for Mrs Clark Fimner of Randlett announced with burial in Randlett. Farmers urged to buy seed wheat now as wheat checks are distributed, noting limited seed supply and county extension help. Local social notes recount Ullami Organization entertainment and a visit by Mrs Lynn Murdock.
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Clark Fimner
Randlett
Farmers Exempt on Processing Tax for 300 Lbs Hogs
United States Department of Agriculture information outlines hog processing tax exemptions under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. No tax applies to a producer processing hogs or corn for own family, employees, or household consumption, or selling up to 300 pounds of derived products if total sales do not exceed 1,000 pounds in a marketing year. Exceeding 1,000 pounds voids the exemption.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Advise Farmers to Get Seed Wheat With Bonuses
For the past two years Utah farmers have not given as much attention to planting good seed as formerly, says Professor J Wogenson, agronomist at Utah State Agricultural College. Lack of funds to purchase better seed, not lack of interest, is the cause.
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Utah
J . Wogenson
Utah State Agricultural College
Clean Up Campaign Sparks Craig Ashley Valley Beautification
Residents urge a clean up paint up plan for Ashley Valley to repair and paint buildings along the highway. Emphasis on removing unsightly structures, discouraging shacks, and improving community pride while offering work for men.
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Craig
Ashley Valley
Mrs Celle Lloyd Custody Decision Highlights Divorce Outcome
The court awarded custody to Mrs De Focus and ordered Jackie Cutles to pay $600 monthly in child support for her husband’s care.
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Celle-Lloyd
Jackie Cutles
de Focus
Jackie
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