Basin R R stockholders fight line bid
Stockholders at a special meeting reject the examiner’s adverse report on the Denver and Salt Lake’s certificate application for a new line into the Uintah Basin. A three member committee was formed to seek Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce support.
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Denver and Salt Lake Company
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Arthur Winter
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Utah Ol) Refining Company
John I Moser
Hemmenway and Moser
BF Bauer
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Julian Bamberger
DB Irvine
Kahn W
McCarthy
Ho W Prickett Traff le
Bamberger
Berger
B. Irvin
W Os McCarthy
Prickett
Chamber of Commerce
Ty Irvine
A Kahn
W 8. McCarthy
Irvine
Uintah
Uintah High Starts League With Two Big Wins Over Roosevelt
Uintah High School defeated Roosevelt High in two decisive road and home games, 20 to 6 on Friday and 67 to 12 on Saturday, as coach Glenn C Anderson’s five man defense limited Roosevelt’s scoring. McCurdy Eaton and Cal Davis led Uintah’s offense, while Roosevelt tired after a single late push, with Uintah taking a large lead into the second half. The team prepares for the Round Robin tournament set for February 25-27 in Castle Dale, with Vernal and Castle Dale hosting duties noted.
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Roosevelt
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Eaton Playing the Usual Flash Combination Counted For Many Lurna
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Pivdt
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Teime
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Nome
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Roosevelt Boys
Uiitah
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Blue Dev Ja
Tal
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Castle Dale
Cas
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Emery County
Aeem
Castle Dalahaa
Ofiiala
Green River
Divigton
White Vernal
Alfalfa Seed Producers Plan Uintah Basin Association
Farm bureau meeting initiates plans to form a state alfalfa seed growers association. A committee led by FY Lundberg will draft the plan for a Uintah Basin cooperative with aim to grade seed to raise quality and price, supporting Utah's large share of national production.
Farmers Metings Last Week Enjoyed by Entire County
Enthusiastic sessions under the farm bureau umbrella spanned Uintah Basin towns February 16 through 20. Utah State Farm Bureau vice president M P Brown and Agriculture Commissioner Harden Bennion spoke on cooperation and collective bargaining while county residents praised the farm bureau’s aims and enjoyed evenings of refreshments and social events.
Uintah Basin League Organized at Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune reports the Uintah Basin League formed to coordinate basin development and resources. Officers elected at Uintah school in Salt Lake City include Captain Stephen Abbot as president, Dr Earl Douglass as vice president, and Dean L Gibson, Harden Bennion, and Dan Hillman in key roles. Talks covered honey production and potential sugar beet raising in Utah.
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Hillman
Gerald Thorne
Department of Agriculture
Thorne
Ulntah
Atwood Dies in Vernal From Flu Attack
Albert Benton Atwood 4&7 died suddenly in Vernal last week after arriving for medical care and to be with his parents. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 in the Vernal First Ward chapel with remarks praising his helpful nature and family devotion.
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Vernal First Ward
Albert Benton Atwood
Vernal Firaward Biohopric
Hyrum B Calder
W H Biddoway
FE J Young Ernest Faton
H Walter Woolfe
One Day Mail Service for Uintah Basin Likely
The postal service may inaugurate one day mail between Salt Lake and Uintah Basin if road conditions between Price and Vernal allow and coal costs stay manageable. The plan would deliver Vernal by eight to nine p m, with first class mail and papers at night and other classes next morning, boosting business and evening newspaper reads.
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Postoffica Department
Frice
Vernal
Billamy
Uintah Club of
Vernalave
Frank Davis
Verna
Castle Gaia
Denver
Hne
Memorial for Minnie Lewis Pearce Remains Laid to Rest
Mrs Minnie Lewis Pearce died February 22 at Vernal Utah age 90. Funeral services February 24 at the Glines chapel with Bishop John Eaton presiding. Survived by William Pearce eight children and many relatives. Interment in Maeser cemetery.
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William Pearce
Erief Striken
Minnie Lewis Pearce
Ira E W Evans
Vernal
Holliday
Salt Lake County
Utah
Lina
Elizabeth Colman Lewin
Wiliam Pearce
Toss
Glineschapel
John @ Eaton
John
Jesus
Margaret Calling
James Hacking
Bishop Ivy
Duchesne
Josers
McKee
Ernest Eaton
Bishop Eaton
DD QO Jacobson
Maeser
Thomas Caldwell
William
LDS Church
Venice Wua
Georgia McLean
California
Charles Lewin
Hiawatha
Pearses
Bherett
Funeral services held Sunday for Mary Sturgeon
Funeral services characterized by simplicity were held in the Vernal Second ward chapel for Mrs Mary Sturgeon on Sunday February 21. The service featured ward choir, speakers from the Reorganized Church and Sanday School, and a belief in resurrection. Interment was at Maeser cemetery. Mrs Sturgeon, born January 1 1858 in Salt Lake City, was a longtime Vernal resident and mother of five.
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Mra Mary Sturgeon
Second Ward
Ceorpe E Wilking
G N Qlaen
Salnta
George A Slaugh
Oh My Father
E Peterson
Mra Sturgeon
Clana
Sanday
Mr Peterson
Charles Colton
Mra
Charles Hatch
Robert Aycock
W Evans
Seldier
Joseph Cook
Eliza Merkley
Maeser Cemetery
E H Lelcher
Mary Newton Sturgeon
Salt Lake City
Samuel I Burgess
Utah
England
St George
William Newton Ong
Margavale
O. Provo
Sturgeon
Vernal
William
Ianac Newton
Versal
E J Newton
Mary Sturgeon
California
HT R Sturgeon
Roosevelt
Farmers Roundup Ends With Friday Meeting at Second Ward
The final farmers meeting of the Ulatsh Basin was held in the Second Ward chapel on Friday at one. The Junior Farm Bureau led by Harold Lundell of the Smith Hughes program hosted the event with a vocal quartet from the Senior class. Heed McConkle spoke on the organization and purpose of the Junior Farm Bureau, noting Uintah County’s unit is the only one in Utah and perhaps the country. Theodore Johnson, Uintah County Farm Bureau president, reported notable progress in enrollment and farmer support, with further expansion anticipated. commissioner Harden Bennion was listed as a source of continued oversight.
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Brown
Utah State Farm Bureau
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Tennlon
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Second Ward
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Masser
Naples
Jensen
Farm Bureau Organization
Tridel
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Roosevelt
Farm Bureau
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Fort
Verna
Uintah
Harold Lindell
Orpheus
Elder
Ulatsh Basin
Harold Lundell
Smith Hughes
Ulntan Ich School
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McConkle
Juntoe Bureau
Atate
Utah
United States
Antfor
Theodore Johnson
Uintah County
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