Utah Revenue and Taxation Commission Named by Governor
Governor William Spry appoints Bennion Harris Patterson and Kirkham with two Republicans and one Democrat to study Utah's tax system. The panel, chaired by a yet to be chosen member, will gather data from other states, draft a new framework, and present it to the next Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden Fennion
Charles 38 Watterson
Salt Lake
Tranee Kirkham
Leh
William Spryn
Loin Aronney
Fevenue
Utah
Ita
Jsennion
Plate Board of Equalization
Lennion
Josh Hyde
Sast Lake
Ilynes
New Board
Charles Patterson
Francis W Kirkham
Lourd
Commmission Act
The Old Home Paper Prank Recall
A nostalgic reminiscence describes a child’s chores delivering the local newspaper. The tale recalls printed sheets twisting over fences, landing on porches, or hiding in yards and vines as neighbors joined in the morning ritual and the family searched for the paper.
Uncle Sam's Rail Route and Dam Project Highlighted
An illustrated feature outlines Uncle Sam's plans to build the world’s highest dam and a railroad between Arrowrock and Bolivar City Idaho. It details the Arrowrock project’s scale, the reservoir for irrigation, construction timeline, and land use including rocks and bedrock conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Tabraliroid
Steewnalion Bervite
Arrowrock
Bolav
Idaha
Sigidi Bopilar
Iuaug
Bofke
John Search
Central School Parents Visit Highlights Progress
Parents toured Central School in Vernal checking all departments. Judge John N Davis praised the school noting no pupil has appeared before Juvenile Court this year. A Thalia Club event followed with readings, songs, and a Washington Birthday program.
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Central School
Vernal
Emmasse
John N Davis
Central Schce
Devis
Grandmother Pope at Bedside as Children Gather
Notice items report Grandma Pope's critical condition with all children summoned to her bedside. Also Mr A M Melite of French Dry Cleaning suffers severe right hand lacerations from a flywheel incident at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Pope
Presa
A M Melite
Irench Dry-cleaning Works
Guy Samuela
Colorado Pacific Company
Emerald Oil Company
Panthe Cinder
Frst Ward
Coddling Moth Threatens Uintah Apples and Demand for Action
A Uintah County letter laments severe coddling moth damage to apples and urges reappointment of a fruit inspector. It cites neglected spraying, improper enforcement, and widespread wormy fruit, arguing for immediate action to protect the apple industry and preserve local pride.
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Uintah
Ana Jack
Quen
Vintan County
Uintan
Vaccination Support and Dry Farming Congress Leaves
At a Salt Lake Medical Society meeting the consensus favored abolishing quercine and passing obligatory vaccination. Dry Farming Congress officers plan a publicity campaign sending gold mounted enamel maple leaves to farmers nationwide for the annual congress in Lethbridge Canada with many reaching Vernal and worn as advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Medical Society
Lethbridge
Canadas
United States
Local visitors and births noted in Jensen area
Mrs Weatrice Harrison visits her mother Mrs Wim Neal in Ft La Chesne while John Kenny's family returns to Kittle. Uncle John Caldwell of Dragoz visits Jensen. Andrew Dudley Jr becomes a father again. G L Brown of Los Angeles plans to return before drilling in Wyoming as emigrants cross the bridge. Postmaster Chatwin hosts a week of lum naga as sheep men praise the bridge which otherwise would be held up by midstream fica.
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Weatrice Harrison
Ft la Chesne
Mra Wim Neal
John Kenny
Kittle
Cole
John Caldwell
Dragoz
Andrew Dudley, Jr
G L Brown
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Chatwin
Lumnaga
Glines Sparks Second Against Tobuggan In Upset
Glines leads a revamped lineup to a decisive win as Rosy Mariett and James Mease are missing. Lyman, Wilson, Laton, and Leland Hart provide key scoring while Vernal 7 and Gilites push the effort, reshaping the pennant race as Naples, Vernal Ist, Mauser, and Uintah survive each round.
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Atar
Orpheua
Ulines
Jess
Audiatary
Lyzark
Limerwell
Nathan Wilson
Sera Lator
Bamely Leland
Vvelerang Bodobalast
Rew
pPisyera
Verbal God Ward
Fa Wildes
Dyumat
Ulotah
Bud
Joesen
Kell
Wilson
Laton
Linl
Gilites
Mauser
Uintah
Keca Foter
Gat
Anderson Home From Junction City
Federal fire protection funds fall short by a million dollars prompting higher vigilance. Ashley National Forest to gain new lookout points and fifteen firefighting tool kits at key locations as Supervisor William M. Anderson returns from a thirty day stay with district foresters in Ogden. Park City Ogden and Salt Lake City merchants report improving business and expect prosperity to spread to the Uinta Basin.
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Ashley National Forest
William M. Anderson
Park City
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Anderson
Aly
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Bennion
Vintah
Ghante
State Board of Equalization
Uintah Stake Academy
U. 8
Thea U
Thea
U.S
Alma Water
USA
Alwilua
Tte Brags
Central
Wilcox
America
Jjon Ti Colton
Donnell
N L Nelson
Academy
W H Burton
Jenaen
Nebeker
Edette
Mount Vernon
Bella
Jay Johnson
Lincoln
Mra
Jos F. MacKnight
Seth B
Perry
Washington
J. Q
Logan
Denver
John Green
Expresa
Mackham
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Duchesne
Muchesne City
Bue Denon
Bonanza
O I. Jacobson
Hia
Watson
Botanza
Tim
Thaha
Uintah Stake
Sheir
Tabernacle
Stake
Bishops of Wards
Harold Davis
Marie Hardy Worrest Weeks
Stella Weeks
Merrill Lennion
Hart Merkley
Morley Vernon
Emery Johnson
Leslie Duke
Laval Maywaring
John Wedgkingon
Warren Illings
Jesse Billings
Bert Davis
Justica
W. C Lybbert
Ray Chivers
Charles Green
Hyrum Smain
Roberts’ Hall
Highonor
Roberta
St Ig
Justling
Jensen News
Ulines Ward
Louis Kid
Tyzack
Bell Éera Baron
Nathan Wilson Leland Ilair
Leo Calder
Ubis
Lope
Guy Curtis
Alex Anderson
Alton Valder
Johnagon
Ulntah
John Hlalop
Hoy Serrulev
Clive Davis
Klarold Davis
Sterling Collett
All Stern
Dzra Allen
Jonanson
Jerome Goodrich
Irvin Gerber
Ed Tyzack
Pcore
Neferee Porter Goodrich
Maeser
Maener
Junction City
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