Woolgrowers Name Hacking President and Seek Road Improvement
Rulda P. Hacking of Vernal was named president of the Ashley Woolgrowers Association. Harald Davis named vice president. directors include Reader, Keith Smith, Loran Hatch, W. A. Banks, Hoy Showalter and George C. Davis. Robert F. Livesey named secretary treasurer. The group urged restoration of forest-cutting permits where forest conditions allow and asked for an all weather road from U.S. 40 to Diamond Mountain to move stock and supplies for summer range. Don Clyde of Heber spoke on permit reductions harming sheepmen. Reed er noted excess deer on Ashley Forest and coyote predation. Association favored government purchase of wool for another year. James Hooper cited strong lamb prices. Don Kenney said Salt Lake stockyards market improves for Uintah sheep and wool. Other speakers discussed big game counts and county spray services for ticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulda P. Hacking
Vernal Woolgrower
Ashley Woolgrowers Association
U. 5
Diamond Mountain
Feort
Associaton
Reider
Ashley Forest
James Hooper
Utah Woolgrowers Association
Don Kenney
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Uintah County
Young Farmers of State Honor Dwayne Johnson
Dwayne Johnson, a Vernal farmer, was named one of two winners in the Utah Young Farmers association public contest at the annual Salt Lake City convention. He received a gold plaque and serves as district representative for District No. 2, which covers Uintah Basin and northeast Utah. AttendingUintah Basin members included Walter Bowden, Wayne Colier, and Hulon Lind. Doster Landon is the county chapter advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwayne Johnson
Utah Young Farmers Association
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Uintah Basin
Utah
Walter Bowden
Maestr
Wayne Coliier
Vernal
Hulon Lind
Dry Fork
Doster- Landon
Kay Esters announce births in February list
Mr and Mrs Kay Esters La pelnt announce the birth of multiple children including a girl and a boy in February. Names appear garbled but reflect several family births in month and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conor
Kay Esters
Lapelnt
Pebruary
Mia
Iian ‘Wesson
Ie Sad Nien
Jacke
Jensen
Vernal man killed in tire repair accident near Elk Springs
Frank Alonzo Kemiall, 28, an American Asphalt Co. truck driver, died Friday Feb 4 at Solandt Hospital in Hey den Coto from a skull fracture after a tire he was removing flew off. The accident happened near Elk Springs. He lived nine and a half hours after the crash. He leaves a wife Wilms Foster and three daughters, plus his mother Lucy Rendall and three brothers and a sister. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Glines Ward chapel with interment at the Vernal Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alonzo Kemiall
American Asphalt Co
Solandt
Heyden
Coto
Elk Springs
Mr. Rendall
Vernal
Funeral Rites Held at Glines for E. H. Bell
Funeral rites conducted at the Glines LDS chapel for Ernest Herbert Bell, who died Tuesday morning after a short illness. The service featured hymns, speakers William Holfeltz and Well Manwaring, and other participants. Burial was at Macset cemetery under Swalt funeral home. Bell, born January 20 1908 in Vernal, lived in Glenwood and Vercail and was active in ward and church affairs. Surviving relatives include Lu Ann Nebeker, Wyn Mahala, and Elmer Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gliney
Ernest Herbert Bell
Stebhea'c
Hopris
Holy
Enantlers Funerary
Ward
Nor-Ward
Zion
William Holfeltz
Mr. Bell
Bistopric
Well Manwaring
Don Batty
Ilarold Cook
Myron Perry
Joseph Price
Lyle Hemington
LaMonng Tullis
For
Glenwood
Sevier County
Vercail
Martin Curtle
Lu Ann Nebeker
Rock Springs
Wyn. Mahala
Salt Lake City
Elmer
America Fork
Bell_wen
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Emma Matilda Johnson
Berle J
Tell
Alway
John B. Eaton
Glines Ward Waterworks Co
Bia Ile
Out of
Rimes Br
Americal Fork
Lury Ann Nebeker
Wyo
Michels Dell
Glee Bell
Margaret Moss
Louis Laris
George Abplanalp
Roosevelt
Ivin Ross
Laren Hesa
DeVere Hoss
Tridell
Mra
Thurmer Rowemussen
Lapoint
Olle Rasmussen
Ballard
George
McCankle
Dell
Frite Burton
Tridel
Cornelius J. Carhart
Provo
Richard Smith
Burley
Idaho
Utes Colorado Strip Compensation Claim Thrown Out
The Utes of Uintah and White River lands lose a U.S. Supreme Court case over compensation for western Colorado strip lands. The court ruled the president lacked authority to grant a compensable title for White River valley lands, finding Indians fully compensated and citing punitive intent from 1880 land cessions following the Ute massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
U.S. Supreme CO Court
Beln
Wes
Tilver
U. Pe
Moffat County
Mesa County
White River
White River Valley
Carter Wells Wildcat Well At 7302 Faces Slow Progress
The Or at the Carter Ol Company wildcat well 10 Mallet west of Vernal showed no progress for one year as operators continued to fish for pipe in the Bela area. January and February setbacks left the well at 7302 feet with no drill activity since early year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Vernal
Exam Slated for Jensen Postmaster Certification
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an eighth grade postmaster examination for Jensen to be held in Vernal. Applications close March 13. Salary is 1564 dollars. Eligibility requires U S citizenship or allegiance, residence within the Jensen post office area, and ages 21 to 64. Apply at Jensen post office for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Gt Jernsen
Vernal
United States
Jensen Post Office
Contention of the cians over brutalities toward Indians
A fragmentary report notes government concerns over Indian mistreatment and assurances given in the record. The court expresses skepticism about promises made and the government’s efforts to carry out its duties under the act of 1880.
Utes Eagles Payoff Tilt Friday At Duchesne
Uintah defeats Alterra 41 31 as Duchesne leads Rooseve lt in a Friday schedule preview. The Utes aim to repeat an early season win over the Eagles and secure a state tourney spot while Duchesne battles Roosevelt in a key grudge game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTES
Duchesne
Uintah
Alterra
Roosevelt
Tablena
Altamont
Frank Wright
Uintah’ High Utes
Duchesne Fritoy
Eagfea
Alto-Rans
Ubnah
Emeat
Ute
Howard Todd
Dasleta
Uler
Belfime
Robert Williams
Abe
Houghriders
Duchesne Eagies
Eagles
Moosevelt
County road tour targets improvements after inspection
The Ulntatt county commission area completed a road inspection tour to identify priorities for county road improvement projects. Road supervisor and staff visited Jensen Davis Ainley GUnes Naples and Maeser, naming Davis Ash bey and Silves first for attention by county equipment. They reported lane closures and rerouting may be needed on Mountain road to allow repairs while equipment is scarce. Domestic details mention weather and limited resources delaying urgent fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soma
County Commission
Wong
Mercedy Ean
Jensen
Davis
Ainley
Gunes
Naples
Maeser
Ashbey
Silves
Diamond Mountain
Pete Weanesay
Conom
Fiat
God
Vernal Rodeo Elections Set Next Tuesday
The Vernal rodeo group announced that election of eight two year directors will take place next Tuesday February 25 at 7 30 pm during the annual meeting at Uintah State Bank. Hugh W Colton is listed as a presenter and outlines the meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereeo
Uintah Masin
Rentensia Fentres
Hugh, W. Colton
Tisead
Rodeo
Diy Rectora Roan
Uintah Stata Bank
Homeward trip after Woolgrowers Convention visit
Mrs Smith's sister Mrs Vaughn Barnett hosts an evening in Dade City. The Smith family, en route to their home in Crate, attend the National Woolgrowers Convention in San Francisco and visit Mrs Smith's parents, Mr and Mrs A. L. Jebbing, in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Smith
Mra Vaughn Barnett
Smith's
Woolgrowers Convention
Sant Francisco
Long Beach
Mra
AL Jebbing
How Vernal Got Its Name Early Pioneer Tells Story Of Vernal's Establishment
Pioneer Bartlett recalls Vernal's founding era and how the name arose. He arrived in 1878, helped pioneer honey production, ranching, and local governance. He notes early settlers faced hardship and limited prospects, while Native Ute leaders advised unity and defense after the 1879 White River uprising."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
City planning body weighs street project near Fifth Eas
City planners debate two deregations and a proposed street plan for an area between Second South and Earth Street. The group urges priority on a project to pave Second South. West Street and nearby blocks. The planning commission recommends denial citing central district location concerns. Work on concrete building to start as weather permits. mayor absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Feourie
Bouts Street
Avenu
Planning Commission
Jeanta
Ana
Hatch
Tringhar
Francis
Ashley Cattle Advisory Board Resolutions
The annual meeting of the Ashley Cattle Advisory Board was held here last Thursday. The board, comprising Wing Leach and others, adopted resolutions urging joint use of range by Indian and White permittees, limiting stock on cattle and bors allotments, and directing forest officials to manage trespass and range use. A careful study by the forest service was called for, with measures to prevent stock losses and ensure proper allotment and fence maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahley Forest
Forest Service
Respec Ag
Bath
Fang
Dervicey Sint Fish
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Woolgrowers
Young Farmers OF State Honor
Dwayne Johnson
Glines
H. Bell
Ey Neron Chamman
Merman I
Utabin
Usted
Arabailen
Mateacre
Carter Wells
Tintah Sassy League
United
Yea
Vernal Grocery Stores
Mont of
He Aes Ately Ari
Vercal
Eifizan
B. F. Moorea
Steamboat Springs
Cole
Mer
Meare
D&s
Lea B
Bartlet
Bartlett
Varnal
Basin
Uintah Lds
Wy C. B. Bartlett
Alphar
Vernal City
Use White River Indian Agency
Meeker
Jeremiah Hatch
Israel J. Clark
Streeker
Ucferine
Ashley Cattle Advisory Board
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