Snow depth reports and local industry notes across Uintah Basin
Snow measurements range from four and a half feet on Moshy Mountain to 24 inches on Diamond Mountain with reports from Blair Basin and Law Point. Articles discuss Basin payroll opportunities, support for local bread and other products, and efforts to keep education and boarding schools local for Uintah and Ouray communities.
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Elk Horn Station
George Walkup
Law Point
Tridell
River Navigator Tells of Cruise Thru Canyons
Hebert Ormond Case reports in the February 26 issue of Saturday Evening Post recounting Haldane Brizl Holmstrom of Coquille Oregon completing a hazardous solo voyage down the Colorado River. The feat had only been achieved seven times before by multiPerson teams in a homemade boat.
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River Navigator
Colorado
Hebert Ormond Case
Saturday Evening Poat
Tiling Station
Haldane +Brizl Holmstrom
Coquille
Junior Chamber to Sponsor Clean-up Drive in Vernal
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a clean-up campaign in Vernal late March, supervised by Buck Richardson with Lawrence Fox and J Nethersell assisting. Boxing entries are insufficient so no amateur contest. July Fourth celebration planned with a new committee led by T R Johnson and others to organize festivities. The Vernal Lions Club adds $1870 to help fund the Christmas Street lighting project.
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Junior Chamber of Commetce
Bank of Vernal Directors Room
Bux Richardson
Lawrence Fox
J . Nethersel
Vernal
T R Johnson J V
Bollwinkel
Lawrence Pax
Frank Wright
Grant J. Carter
Vernal Tdons Club
Vernal Rodeo Adopts Articles at Annual Meet
The Vernal Rodeo held at the Utah State Bank directors room on Monday approved its articles of incorporation with minor corrections. The plan creates a 16 member board with two year terms and an eight member board with one year terms, annual two year terms thereafter, and elects a president and vice president from directors. County commissioners chairman and Vernal mayor serve ex officio as vice presidents. The organization will meet December 2 each year. A new grandstand project for the fair grounds aims for 1500 seating, 150 feet long and 40 feet wide, using over 100 thousand feet of lumber. a report was given by Ralph Watson and President Douglass.
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Verna
Uktah State Bank Directors
Vernal
Fair Grounds
Po L Cowan Chetrman
Ls Construcion A Splei
Ralph Watson
Sh Douglass
Inspection Certificate Required for Cattle Haulouts
County Attorney Clyde Johnson issues notice that all truck drivers and others handling stock for shipment outside Utah County must obtain an inspection certificate before moving cattle. Anyone trucking livestock without inspection will be prosecuted. Inspectors named are Joseph & Dudley, Jenren A A Weeks, and Ren Hail at Utah Valley.
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Clyde 5 Johnson
Uatah County
Johnson
Joseph & Dudley
Jen Ren A
Ren Hail
Vernal
Criminal cases scheduled for trial in district court
Beven case set for trial in criminal division of the district court with William Stanley Dunford as prosecutor. WK Fisk, Kenneth Mowrey, John Wetland, Steve Jor4s and Lawrence Galley charged with various offenses including bad check, voluntary manslaughter, grand larceny, failure to provide, embezzlement of livestock, and burglary.
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Beven
District Court
Tuesey
William Stanley Dunford
Weed Control Research Started by State and U S
The Utah State Agricultural College and the U S Bureau of Agricultural Engineering begin an intensive weed control research project. Picked sites in Degan aim to find effective mechanical methods to curb weed spread. McCrory notes limited prior weed research and highlights broader engineering work on migratory fowl refuges and irrigation programs.
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McGrory
Washington D
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Salt Lake
McCrory
Degan
Utah State Agricultural College
Bureau of Agricultural Enightering
Utah
Bureau
McCory
Lyn Wine
Lions Club Mobilizes Effort to Publicize Uintah Scenic Spots
The Vernal Lions Club launched a campaign at a Commercial Hotel luncheon to promote Uintah County attractions and boost use of US 40. They will work with other clubs to maintain a V signboard near Park City and urged members to attend the Cedar City district convention.
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Vernal Ldona Club
Commercial Hotel
Uintah County
US 40
Park City
Cedar City
Oakland
Clyde Thompson
Irwin Clement
Thompson
WPA
Clement
USAC
Logan
William H King
Vernal Club
HW Colt
Serktor King
Abe Murdock
Washington
Dinosaur National Park
Bids Open for 7 Mile Strawberry Project Work
The state highway commission invites bids for about seven miles of unfinished highway work between Fruliand and Daniele Gangor. A contract will be awarded early next month with plans to secure more miles before thirty days. A club plans a goodwill trip to Heber City Craig and Roosevelt per L G Noble plans.
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State Highway Commission
Fruliand
Daniele Gangor
Stringham
Heber City
Craig and
Roosevelt
L G Noble
Former Clerk Conviction Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of L. Willia Carl pham, an Amish county clerk from Bent, in a case spanning years ending January 7, 1935. The ruling affirmed the jury verdict and noted intent to misuse funds as part of the disallowed actions.
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Supreme Court
L. Williay Carlpham
Amish
Bent
Briaton
Rites for Violet Mackay Held at Second Ward
Funeral services for Violet Mackay 33 daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Mackay were held at the Vernal Second Ward chapel with Bishop John Hair presiding. She died Monday evening at 9:20 after an upper abdominal surgery. Music included a special chorus with L G Noble and others. Speakers were H O Walter Woolley and E J Winter with interment at Vernal Memorial Park.
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Viotel
Hazel Mackay
Mire
J D Mackay
Vernal
John Hair
Usic
L. G Noble
Arthur Manwaring
Harold Davis
Clive Davis
Meda Walker
Lucile Calder
Mae Jorgensen
Aston Ruffin
Jessie Williams
Annual UHS Junior Prom to Be Held March 4th and 6th at Imperial
The Annual Junior Prom at Imperial Hall will feature an Egyptian theme with elaborate cellophane decor and a white winged bull centerpiece. Virginia Merkley leads the junior committee with assistants and officers named, under faculty advisors Col a Beth Galley and GC R Hops. A Sunday trap shoot at Vernal Gun Club noted strong winds and Bus Hatch as high scorer. plans to travel to Hebron City for a follow up match were discussed.
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UHS
Imperial
Imperial Hall
Phan
Virginia Merkley
Ethelda Richens
Lucile Bodily
Austin Hans Glendon Swain
Kennett
Vernal
Bus Hatch
Hebr City
U Basin Stock Show Premium List Drafted
A premium list for the U Basin Stock Show outlines livestock entries cattle beef sheep horses poultry and other classes. It details entry deadlines rules safety and judging standards with premiums and ribbons for top placers and notes exhibitors must deliver animals by six o clock and keep them on site until 5 pm.
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Origania
Pepo
Tate Board of Agriculture
Cnere
Rusell FR. Reeth
Vernal Plumber Frank Tellier Dies After Heart Attack
Frank Tellier 59 a Vernal plumber died Monday morning at the home of Mrs Gladys Watch after a heart attack. He had lived there for ten years and had been feeble. Funeral services were conducted at the Swain Funeral Home parlors with Bishop John Hair officiating. Interment followed at Rock Point Cemetery. Born December 3 1878 in Michigan his birthplace was learned after his death.
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Frank & Teller
Vernal
Gladys Watch
Hatch
Tellier
California
Uintah High School to Stage Growing Pains Play
Crewing Palms presents the annual Uintah high school competitive play Friday and Saturday February 26. Barney White directs with a cast over 310 and new garage scenery. Technicolor film excerpts and a county review will accompany the show. The story follows adolescence with tears and laughter as the cast delivers their parts.
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Annua Uintah High School
Barney . White
Mr White
Signs of Business Upturn Observed by Experts
Experts note scattered signs of upturn in business demand on the horizon. Indicators include growing raw material demand, better wholesale purchases, more steel orders, and plans for construction boosting manufacturers, stores, and employment prospects in the near term.
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New York
Wall Street
Better Whalesater
Woolgrowers oppose reciprocal tax reductions pact brief filed
A brief opposing reciprocal tariff cuts with Great Britain was filed in Washington by the National Woolgrowers Association and its leaders. Copies were sent to Washington, and James A. will attend a hearing on a similar pact with Canada.
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Washington
Iene
James
Canada
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