Two Pioneer Mothers of Ashley Valley Roused Mourning Crowd
The Vernal first ward chapel overflowed as friends gathered Tuesday to honor Elizabeth Karren who died Saturday night after a pneumonia relapse. Bishop Alma Preece led services with music from a local quartet and several speakers reflecting on her life and charity. Interment followed in Vernal Cemetery as family and community members recalled her work with the Belle Society and local farm groups.
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First Ward
Elizabeth Karren
Hkarren
Pnaemonia
Ashley Ward Bishoprie
Alma Preece
Weldon Bas
Beg FE Amith
Vernal
Preece
James Parker
E Sealey
Anton Skandy
Ferrie Carter
Walter Wilkinson
Lynne Wilkinson
Karren
Hattie Wilkinson
Seguard
Uteh
Jane Wade
Los Angeles
Jensen
Loren, Victor
Tom Dave Wiliam
Mra Karren
Belle Society
Karen
MTA
Farm Bureau
Liddie Elizabeth Howarth Karren
Meadow
R . Eades
Nancy Francis Crowl Eades
Coffee County
Fenn
van Buren County
Arkansas
J Clive Davis
Alfred Caldwell
Earl Goodrich
Maud
Erma Woolley
Arthur Manwaring
Isle of Somewhere
Fred @ Bingham
George E Wilkins
Jesus
J B Calder
J BH Crapo
Carter
Marvin Anderson
Wallace Winder
Aubra Hogkinson
Rex Winder
Charles Hadlock
Ashley Hodgkinson
Parent-Teachers Meeting At Local High School Wednesday
A large turnout packed the high school Wednesday night for a Parent-Teachers meeting. The program included violin and saxophone selections, vocal solos, duets, and a guest lecture by Mrs Ray Dillman of Roosevelt on Washington school problems from the teachers viewpoint.
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Ralph Sladoway
Carl Davis
Austin Haws
Kenneth Samtés
O N Olsen
Ray Dillman
Roosevelt
Washington
Charles Colton
Glen Guymon
Gwen Hansen
Lloyd Winn
America
Pioneer family overcomes hardship to educate eleven children
The narrative recalls a pioneer household where the father served as trustee and teacher, teaching winter schools himself in 1891, leading a ward choir for 31 years, and guiding ten daughters and three boys born in the family. The parents prioritized education, sending all children to high school and college despite scarce resources.
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United States
Fort Duchesne
Annual Feeders Day Held at Roosevelt
Duchesne county held its second annual feeders day in Roosevelt on a Saturday. About 225 live stockmen attended three meetings at farms and the Utopia Theatre. Speakers covered baby beeves feeding, pasture improvement, silage corn, alfalfa hay, and efficient fattening rations.
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Duchesne County
Roosevelt
If L. Alfred
Allred
Manderfield
J Moon MacFarlane
Utopia Theatre
Joe Hogenson
Gentry
Maynards
Wilford McConkie
McConkie
Horace Allred
Winterton Easthers
Woodland
Lusty
Oliver Sagers
Duchete
Uintah County
Theodore Johnston
BE Paterson
W HH. Oaks
Alfréd
Harrison
Provo Canyon to get new road over snowslide area
State road officials plan a 2000 foot realignment to avoid recurring snow and mud slides in Provo Canyon. A two way lumber ramp across debris may be built to resume canyon travel toward Heber and Uintah basin points. Preliminary plans exist though not yet authorized.
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Provo Canyon
Heber
Uintah Basin
State Road Commission
City to start laying Vernal mains as weather allows
Vernal officials plan a city mains project starting within about a month. A cast iron pipe line from the settling tank to Vernal and internal city lines will cost about 80600 with labor around 13000. The project uses 16600 feet of 4 inch pipe and other sizes with a 50 year guarantee and quick-end joints.
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Vernal
Prn
Vernal City
Rooper
Jeat Seo
Earl Dillman Visits Roosevelt Resident on Wednesday
Earl Dillman of Roosevelt was a visitor in town on Wednesday, meeting local residents and taking in the scene. He spoke with several locals and toured key sites during his brief stay.
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Earl Dillman of
Roosevelt
Tribute to a Esteemed Local Father and Community Servant
A reverent portrait salutes a 75 year old Sandy resident, active in church and civic groups. He reflects a long life of usefulness and service, earning love and respect from friends, neighbors, and strangers who sense his cheerful spirit.
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Sandy
Memorial Highway Praised for George Washington Memorial
Uintah Basin postmasters and postal workers endorse a proposed George Washington Memorial Highway from Jensen Utah to the Dinosaur National Monument. The plan calls for a memorial boulevard, a natural history museum at the quarry, and a sculpted monument to Washington. Corporations and state officials express support and pledge to pursue Congressional action.
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George Washing
Jensen
Dinosaur Monument
Father OF
George Washington Memorial Highway
Jenseni
Green River Gorge
Dino
Saur National
Wild Rose Club
Bo Scouts
M Men
Dinosaur Committee
Uintah County
Washington
Soul Bloome
United States Cormimnission
Jensen Committee
R Il. Olston Ogden
Utah Commission
Jmit
Ed C Johnson
Colorado
Lions Club of
Craig
Congress
Elmer G Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Commission
Utahs
Joseph W
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Senator Smoot
Colton
Derick O Loofbouroy
Utah
George Washington Memorial
Dinosaur Quarry
Coton
George A Yenger
Utah State Federation of Labor
Cfp Overfield
Uintah Basin
Mest
Postal Employees Service Council
Naylor
Gusher
Mable Haynes
Gisher
Musio
Ft Duchesne School
Miss
Ruth Neat
Leonard Hareris
Pt Duchesne
Wilson
Ft Duchesne
Henry Chatwin
Censon
George Washington
Jensert
Dnnosaur National Monument
Washington, D & E
Young, Jr
Vernal
Young
Turkey
Naylor Hotel
Mouth
Roosevelt Vernal
Luke Clegg
Froosevelt
Otr
Ita
United Basin
Congress of the
United States of America
Jensen Utah
Green River
Dinosaur National Monument
Dinosaur National Memorial Park
Republic of the United States
West
America
Congress of the United States
Washington, D .c
Uintah Basin Service Counci
Farm Account Classes Taught at Uintah High School
Professor C O Blott of Utah Agricultural College spoke in Uintah County about farm account keeping at Uintah High School. He outlined a simple four item system opening and closing inventories receipts records summaries and analysis to improve farm profits. About 25 Uintah farmers will enroll this year through County Agent Peterson with Blott assisting in starting the project.
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Profesor OC
A. Blott
U. GB A
Logan
Vernal
Uintah County
Uintah High School
Stott
Utah
Brett Fermers
Uintah
The
Agricultural College
Cooperatora
Btott
E Peterson
C O Btott
Pet- Tn
Dawes Plan Hinted By Reconstruction Finance Chief Dawes
Brig-Gen Charles G Dawes heads the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and signals another note worthy Dawes plan.
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Charles G Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dawes
Forest Grazing Fees Cut Fifty Percent
Washington February 24 Secretary Litle announced a fifty percent cut in national forest grazing fees after a conference with President Hoover. The sheep rate drops to five cents per head and cattle to 38 cents, reducing total forest fees from 13000 to about 4000 for Uintah county stockmen. The change affects around 40 percent of Utah’s range and will cost Uintah county about 100 dollars in revenue.
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Washington
Litle
Hoover
Thomas
Idaho
Carey
Wyoming
Uintah County
J O Stewart
Ashley National Forest
Niry Stewart
Revere
Reading Circle Organized in Tridell
Bills Alice Pederson and Mrs Fred G. Bingham with Mn W and Florence Henderson toured Tridell on Wednesday to organize a Reading Circle. Mrs Bingham reviewed the book Larry to an appreciative audience. The circle elected Nelle B Merkley chairman and Florence Henderson stayed in Tridell for a visit. others returned in the evening.
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Alice Pederson
Fred G. Bingham
Craig Banks Set to Reopen in March
Reports from Craig indicate the Craig National and the First National Bank plan to reopen in early March after voluntary closures. Hayden Bank has reopened and resumed business, signaling a return to normal banking in the region.
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Craig Banks
Craig
Craig National
First National Bank
Hayden
Hayden Bank
Court Upholds WTA Tobacco Ad Ban Across Billboards
The Supreme Court unity affirms Utah WTA tobacco law blocking cigarette ads on billboards streetcars and placards. Justice Brandies notes ads intrude where seen by the public newspapers magazines and radio offer less direct exposure. The ruling emphasizes billboard advertising is unavoidable versus readable media.
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Harald
Utah
Arrival of baby and Duchesne bridge progress
Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudley announce the arrival of a baby boy born Monday February 19. The steel bridge to span the Duchesne River at Duchesne City began last Saturday February 17. Freight teams have been busy hauling materials for days. Work will be pushed to stay ahead of spring high water.
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Andrew Dudley
Duchesne River
Duchesne City
Spillway tunnel workers laid off after Bouler Dam flood
Leon Glenn, an electrician on Bouler Dam spillway tunnels, reports more than 500 men laid off due to harsh water. The shop where Glenn worked was flooded moments after warning. workers evacuated quickly.
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Leon Glenn
Bouler Dam
Mr. Glenn
Marriage notice and local births stir Vernal region
Thirty years ago in South Bend Indiana Bert Sebolt married Miss Bessla Chinley on January 2. Vernal friends express surprise. Warren Beer announces the birth of a baby girl on February 17. Postmaster Collett and wife celebrate twins born February 19. Edwin OCaks family welcomes a baby daughter February 18. Warren Johnson announces a baby girl born February 10. Naples ward residents report plowing amid cold unsettled skies. Pete Nelson named poundkeeper by the city council on Wednesday.
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Bert Sebolt
Besslachinley
South Bend
Indiana
Vernal
Warren Beer
Collett
Bmirs
Edwin Ocaks
Warren Johnson
Naples
Pete Nelison
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Ashley Valley
J Ciive Davis
Isie
Earnest Eaton
Bastian
Wanda Johnson
Karl Preece
L. Noel
John Jorgensen
John Stagg
Walter Woolley
R. J. Eades
A. M
U.ils
OUR Pioneers
David Liothy
John Griffith
Timothy
Martha Davis
A. CG
MLAN
UIN
WTA
Luke Cligg
Mag Mable Haynes
Podtot
Imperial Hall
UWS
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