Uintah Keeps Winged Basketball Team Triumphs at Duchesne
Uintah High School traveled to Duchesne for a league game winning 105 to 8. Coral Eaton led Uintah with 38 points as George Alexander left briefly and Bil Weeky substituted. Umpire Lundell and a Duchesne official officiated. Uintah advances toward district finals in Eric. The narrative includes a note about a national prize offering a free Europe trip for top finishers.
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Uintah “Keep
Duchesne City
Coral Eaton
Uintah
George Alexander
Eee & Rib
Rii Buchesne
Witti
Lundell
Duetheene
Eric
Europe
Do the Dead Stay Dead Pleases Crowds at U H 8 Auditorium
The Dra Taaths Art Department presented Do the Dead Stay Dead at U H 8 Auditorium from February 12 to 14. Students earned praise for strong acting with Howard Calderay and Wilson Dike delivering standout turns and Lew is Roberts and Lantar Cook contributing solid performances.
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U. H. 8 Auditorium
Dra- Taaths
High Bool
Clen Guymen
Anul
Howard Calderay
Wilson Dike
Jeni
Lewis Roberts
Ed the Milman
Lantar Cook
Lorcha Siddrway
Uintah Girls Triumph in Local Gym Battle Versus Roosevelt
The Uintah girls basketball team defeated Roosevelt 33 to 26 at Uintah High School gym on Wednesday afternoon February 19. Key players included Ora Preece Latue Ifunting Mtarinds Ifa Mae moe Allce Marylen Hacking Frankie Roberta Pearl Massey Linnke Cock with coach Liles Hodson praised for the program.
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Uintah
Roosevelt
Um Uintah High
Roosevelt Ae
Mina Madson
Uintahs Carrch
Joya
Ulrich
Liles Hodson
Ora Preece Latue
Ifunting
Mtarinds Ifa
Mae Moe Allce
Marylen Hacking Quarda
Frankie Roberta
Pearl Massey
Linnke Cock
Uintah High English Oratorical Contest Ends Soon
The English department announces an oratorical contest on constitutional topics for high school students. Essays are judged, and the four top entrants will present their pieces to a panel of judges with the winner to be announced.
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Uintah High 9
Essa
Meeting Postponed After Death At Wilson
A high school group due to attend a Paren t-Teachers meeting at Wilson Thursday evening postponed the event because of a death that occurred in Wilson.
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Wilson
Washington Day program at high school auditorium
A Washington Day program will be held in the high school auditorium on February 31 at 11:30. A pep rally for the Roosevelt game will precede the program, followed by readings, talks by history department members, piano and vocal solos, and dances performed by Betty and Kathryn Stringham.
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Roosevelt
Hallie Wills
Reed Merrill
History Department
B Heh Stringham
Betty
Kathryn Stringham
Grammar Schools of Valley Present Fine Musical Concert
Large audiences attended the Inter School Vaudeville in February as Grammar Schools of Valley showcased operettas and dances directed by O Norman Olsen and several teachers. Nearly five hundred students performed songs, dances, and skits across multiple schools, highlighting dedication and community leadership in the Ashley Valley region.
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Grammar Schools of
Valley
Vaudevilla
Imperial
Musi
O Norman Olsen
Prince Palsy
Maeser
LeRoy Caroll
Catachel
Linnle Simper
Lands
Itganung
Jensen School
Henningson
Lorena Simper
Jack
Meeser
Rockies
Vernal Central
Misa Beulah Freeatone
Pearl Ishtwon
Theora Ereckson
Jennie Parker
Thorn King
Ashley Valley
Naples
Holland
Jensis Oldroyd
Ashley School
Dinty Davy
Ruth Steinaker
Clines School
Misa Vera Showalter
Iras White
Fern Ross
John Stagg
Fragmented historical notes on science and society
A collage of historical facts mentions meat consumption in 1927, Paris salesmanship, auto horn misuse, rayon yarn production, a camera invention, Hampton Court, a 125 foot 130 ton whale, Yale forestry, U S auto registrations, California and Pennsylvania rankings, color matching methods, a chimpanzee strength claim, global population estimates, ancient Egyptian spools, and Edith Wilson as deputy district attorney in San Francisco.
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Germany
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Virginia
United States
Overman
BcCorut
Hampton Court Palate
England
Yale University
School of Foreatry
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Chimpansee
Egypt
Edith Wilson
San Fran
Community Leaders Train In Vernal And Uintah Events
Community leaders training in Vernal on February 7 drew seven communities as discussions focused on literature for children and home improvement. On February 12 in Fort Duchesne a general meeting promoted more permanent Uintah Basin homes with a committee formed. Activities continued February 14 with talks on home literature and management as women and men push to improve homes and community life.
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Vernal
Mary Hatch
Marle Christensen
Kida
Ashley Ward
Fort Duchesne
Uintah Basin
Duchesne
Uintah
Mazle Christensen
Matt Christensen
Roowhfelt
Miss Pedersen
Hatch
Mra Christensen
Ilenry Millecam
Miss Pederson
Grandmother Jarrell Returns Home After Winter Visit
Maeser grandmother Jarrell spent winter at Lapoint with her children and returned home for the summer. Primary and Seminary meetings opened in the new chapel with joint preliminary programs. Several local residents and relatives were mentioned visiting, including Miss Lucille Johnson, Karl Preece, Mrs Lloyd Merkley, Jensen family, Mark Mufall, and many others from Vernal and surrounding areas.
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Jarrell
Lapoint
Lucille Johnson
Karl Preece
Lloyd Merkley
Jensen
Uintah State Bank
Crin Collett
Ternica
Trueman Muller
Vernal
Allets
Maud Carpenter
Carl Curtis
Zingham
Lola Kilpack
Lolene
Salt Lake City
Vernon
Provo
LaVon
Orson Vernon
Northwestern States
Elderernon
Vancouver
Washington
Emer
Fran Childs
Ogden
Yom
Vernons
Orson Allen
Elder Vernon
Ruesta
Wim
P Vernor
Orson
Laton Mir
Toward Hurst
Orton Roberts
Hurst
Roberts
Suspect Absent Homeowner Questions Prompt Attempted Piano Tune
A suspicious man approached a front door asking if the residents were home and if the electricity was on. He claimed to be there to tune a piano and offered a cautionary exchange about the property and utilities before leaving.
Inside Left Footballer Derailed by Doctor Warning
A man visiting a doctor is advised to give up a risky occupation after a brief examination. The quirky exchange centers on the phrase inside eight and hints at a flawed professional identity. The piece blends wordplay with a medical warning about continuing a dangerous sport.
Dancer Survives Frontline War With No Wounds
Lou recalls a dancer who endured World War I frontline trench duty and escaped unscathed. The tale highlights unexpected luck and swift feet in a perilous era.
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Pie
Lou
Stent
Fragmentary dispute over wife custody or finances
Fragmented dialogue shows a man accusing his wife of deception while expressing frustration over domestic control and finances. The garbled lines imply tensions around keeping a spouse, clothing, and a home. No clear names or locations emerge.
Time to Speak in Court Delayed by Judge
In a tense hearing a defendant asks for more time to respond to the charge. The judge grants a brief pause and asks for clarification before proceeding with arraignment. The exchange underscores the case's procedural delays.
DeMer Dudley Lectures on Uintah Basin Egg Production
DeMer Dudley spoke to Uintah High School's agricultural class in Vernal on egg production prospects in the Uintah Basin. He argued shipping eggs to outside markets is feasible and that with about ten thousand hens the valley could ship a full load weekly, yielding around one hundred dollars daily.
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DeMer Dudley
U.S
U B
Jensen
Uintah High School
Vernal
Uintah Basin
Dudley
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