Woolmen to Gather for Utah Wool Growers Meet 1923
Approximately 1000 sheepmen are expected to attend the Utah Wool Growers Association annual convention at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City January 10 to 20. Officers include Don Clyde president Vern Pace vice president and James A Hooper secretary. At 6 pm January 20 the directors will meet and speakers cover range land valuations, federal income and excess profits as they affect woolgrowers, and necessary equipment. An additional session on the Utah Wood Marketing Association convenes January 19 at 2 pm in the Relief Utah.
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Utah Wool Growers Association
Pene Hotel
Utah
Salt Lake
Wich
Don Clyde
Heber City
Vern W Pace
Richfield
James A Hooper
Utah Wacol Growers Association
Ulah
Marknderson State Fish and Game
Mmisedoner
J Lambert Gibson
State Tax Commission
Goddard
Uteh Woodl Marketing
Relel
Hooper
State Wide Publicity Unit Formed in Utah Clubs
Utah 50 rs club members organize a state wide publicity committee led by WE Featherstone of Salt Lake City and Overfelt of Gunnison. Governor Herbert will appoint a publicity and advertising panel to support wartime defense and long term plans for tourism and resource development. The committee includes Featherstone, Denton, Tierson, Count, Yeates, James Kargent, and a Brigham City member, with a January 10 deadline for action.
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Utah
WE Tatherstone
Salt Lake City
Overfelt
Gunnison
Batury
Herbert B Maw
Featherstone
Jack Denton
Magna Garfield Club
William Tierson
Vernal
Cedar City
Yeates
Logan James
Jim) Kargent
Panguitch
Brigham City Organization
AR Veteran Scammahorn Honored At Armistice Day Event
William Thomas Scammahorn, a World War I veteran living in Vernal, observed his 95th birthday on December 1 and was publicly honored during patriotic exercises at the UHS auditorium. He moved to Vernal from Mou and is among the local GAR veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Scammahom
UHS
Scammahorn
Ity
Disson
Nashville
Tennessee
Former Vernal Congressman Heads Group
Don B Colton former United States congressman from Vernal was elected president of the Utah Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at a meeting Friday in the Dooly building at Salt Lake City. Also elected were Perry W Jenkins vice president CGFP Over field secretary Howard G Means treasurer Newell B Dayton registrar George P Unseld historian She Venerable William Bulktey chaplain and George Albert Smith national trustees.
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Don B Colton
United States
Vernal
Utah Society of the Sons of the Armericant Revolution
Dooly
Balt Lake
Perry W Jenkins
CGFP
Qverfield
Howard G Means
Newell B Dayton
George P
Hustoran
William
Preyvo
Vasco
Call
Siigham City
Society
John Z Brown Stuart P Dobte
Ogden Russell Wight
Edward
Pomeroy
Adrian W Hatch
Logan Benjamin L Rich Franklin Riter
Frank McKeean
Defense Savings
Grazing Service Completes Vernal District Survey
The Vernal grazing district survey will publish initial results before year end with carrying capacity estimates for each unit and maps. Field work last summer by a tenperson crew led by Harold Hirst and Myrvin Noble covered about four million acres using 60 percent aerial photography. Observers logged deer near Bitter Hill and Willow Creek, plus small numbers of bear, coyote, wild cat, beaver, and sage hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chedey P Seely
Harold Hirst
Myrvin Noble
Gve
Utah
Bitter Hill
Willow Greeks
Wool Clip Sold at 38 Cents in Wyoming Market
Sparse wool sales reported as the Routland Land and cattle market moved limited lots. About 80,000 pounds were sold at around 33 cents, with 51,000 pounds handled by a firm named Sy & Den yer. The sparse trade reflected tight supply in the area.
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Ruck
Sy & Denyer
Funeral Held For Former Uintah County Official
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Roy Taylor 689 former Uintah county commissioner and school board member. Friends and relatives attended along with many school and county officials. Taylor, born in Logan Juab County February 18, spent his youth in Levan, moved to Chester, and later farmed and ran livestock in Uintah Basin. He served six years as county commissioner and twelve years on the Uintah school district board. He died suddenly at his home after years of heart and asthma ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
Uintah County
Tapola
LDS Ward
Harvey Hulloger
Taylor
Tis
Mr Taylor
Logan Juab County
Saramings Taylor
Levan
Roxie Anderson
Salt Lake
Chester
Santapete County
Uintah Basin
Uintah
Uintah County National Defense Groups Named
Uintah County defense groups form under a wartime plan with committees on planning Morale finance and rescue led by chaired by I G Thorns and J W Stevens. Observers and communications overseen by Harold M Lundell and B H Stringham with Red Cross liaison and utility divisions covering power water and sanitation.
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Defense Counc
I. G Thorns
Glen Lambert
Hazelbush
Barr
O M Lyman
Morale Wallace Calder Rubticity
Hallwood Finance
Milecam
Smitty
Frank Slaugh
J W Stevens
Richardson County
M Snyder
Wendell Pope
John Milburn
Lee
Harold M Lundell
HK Stringham
Uintah Defense Council
B ‘Hendson
Cowan
Clinton Cooper Telephone and Telegraph
L Waine Larsen Radio DeVere Carrol Transportation Committee
J D Jones
Red Cross
Mra
G R Henderson
Pubic Utility Division
J © Anderson
George Bills
Emery Johnson
Lawrence Wardle
J & Hansen Sanitation
Stockmen Urged To Attend 45th Annual Meeting
Sockmen of America today urged to realize the seriousness of the present emergency and attend the forty fifth annual convention of the American National Live Stock Association in Salt Lake. FR Molin of Denver executive secretary said strong delegations from every cattle state would attend. He called the meeting the most important in the history of the association as the livestock industry stands ready to ship and cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Salt Lake
R Molin
Denver
Red Cross Plea For More War Fund Support
A message from WNHB Davis urges rapid Red Cross funding to sustain frontline mercy work amid Pearl Harbor, Pacific battles, and Atlantic submarine actions. Honoring service members and civilians, volunteers list donors including Lewis Free stone and many clubs, urging nationwide timely contributions.
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Bmirs
Lian Henderson
United County
The
American Red Cross
WNHB
Davis
Americas Red
Francisco
California
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Marla
Philippines
Atantic
Pacific
Artmes
Red Cross
Stars and
Peoples Partnership
Red Crees
Lewis Freestone H
Rowards Vern McCarrell Rey Showalter
Henderson Mary
Johnson
Hazelbush
Sarah
Hunting Mya Clariss Winn
Henderson
St McCoy
Oaks
Ted Allen
John Bennlan
Wilson John Mowrey
Nurold Reader
Cheney
the Ladies Guild
Adair Tyrick
Rebecca Lodge
Jackle
Wilson Henry
Harriet
Tysmck
Funeral for May Hall Held Friday in Maeser Ward
Funeral services for May Fon tela Stringham Hall 60 wife of Mark M Hall Maeser will be Friday January 2 1842 at 1 00 pm in Maeser ward chapel with Bishop Lester Bingham presiding. She died at 10 06 pm Monday at home after illness. Born February 28 1861 in Vernal to Phillip and Caroline Ann Grouch Stringham. Interment in Maeser Fairview Cemetery. arrangements by Swaln Funeral Home.
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Fontela Stringham
Mark M Hall
Maeser
Maeser Ward
Lester Bingham
Vernal
Phillip
Caroline Ann Grouch
Stringham
Maeser Fairview
Swaln Puneral
Elk Herd to Be Planted North of Vernal
The Uinta area north of Vernal may host elk planting as state game plans proceed. Thirty elk from Mt Nebo will be transplanted to Kalor Hollow along the Vernal Manila highway to join the Greendale herd, with about 20 more Mt Nebo animals sought for this year. An open limited hunt of Greendale elk may be announced next season to assess the native herd's condition. Vernal Gun Club election set for January.
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Uinta
Vernal
Plana
Fish and Gama Commission
Mark Code
Vernal Gun Club
Mark Anderson
Efkore
Mt Nebo
Greendale
Kaler Hollow
Verna-Manila
Mr Code
Vernal Bridge Club Sponsors War Bond Plan
At a New Years banquet the OT Bridge Club adopted a resolution to forgo prizes for club activities during the war. Hostess discretion will direct funds to either Defense Saving Stamps or the Uintah Chapter American Red Cross. If stamps are chosen, proceeds support a future defense bond for the club.
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OT Bridge Club
Grill Cafe
Leland Bennion
Uintah
American Red Cross
Anould
Red Cross
Bennion
Counties Move to Ration Tires in Utah
Utahs largest counties prepared to ration tires starting January 6 under Office of Price Administration rules with boards of county and locality officials coordinating allocations. The state council of defense outlined the plan with local certifi cates of necessity required for tire purchases and distribution through county boards to residents. The report also notes Christmas visits by Mr and Mrs Acel J Walker and son John to relatives in Salt Lake City area and Ogden.
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Utahs
Aiready
Gus P Backman
Utah State Council of Defense
Lawrence A Johnson
Utah
Branley J Stephenson
W E Ryberg
Dilworth Woolley
Samuel H Gordon
Stanley J Stephenson
Sackmnam
Acel J Walker
Galt Lake
Walkers
George Walker
John Walker
Ogden
Mir
Walker
Johny
California
Uintah Defeats South Summit in Season Opener
Uintah opened the season with a decisive win over South Summit, 26 to 14, at the UHL gym. Uintah outscored South Summit in every quarter, while the Summit squad struggled to connect on baskets as the home team pulled ahead.
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Uintah
South Summit
UHL
Vertal Town
UHS Quint
Tussel Uintah
South Summit Boys
UMS Uintah
Summit Boys
Au Attem
Church asks support for funds drive in LDS community
Church leaders urged members to back the American Red Cross fundraising drive to meet Salt Lake County's $120000 quota. Volunteers begin Jan 5 with campaign chairs Jacob A. Kahn and E Rogers and F Henry Henrikson outlining efforts across parishes. Clergy and parishioners were asked to promote Red Cross aid during services January 4.
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LDS Church
Pres
Hebert J. Grant
J Reuben Clerk Jr
David C. Daly
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Salt Lake
Jacob A. Kabn
E. Rogers
F Henri ‘Henriod
Dushe G@ Hunt
Fant
Sune i Ailenty
Uintah
Stake
Calder Beauty Parlor Wins Prize For Decorations
The Junior Chamber of Commerce awarded Calder Beauty Parlor the loving cup for best shop window decorations. Siddeway, president, announced Vernal Drug Company second and Alotsh Drug Company third. The committee praised many stores and homeowners for festive efforts despite material shortages.
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Ho Priser
Hazel Nelsson and son visit from Fairbanks after 13 years
Myx Hazel Nelsson and her son John travel from Fairbanks Alaska to visit Mrs Mamie Chandler in Rand id. It marks the first time Mrs Nelsson has returned to the United States in thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Nelsson
John
Fairbanks
Alaska
Neilsons
Mamie Chandler
Randid
Netlson
States
Legion Auxiliary Sends Greetings To 190 Soldiers
Legion Auxiliary sent over 190 Christmas greetings to National Guard selectees and enlisted men from Vernal. The effort was led by Mrs W R Bazelbush president, with Miss Tris White, Mrs Ray Davis, and Mrs Pearl Shaffer directing.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Aut- Mary
National Guard
W Rr, Bazelbush
Bmiss Tris White
Ray Davis
Misa Pearl Shaffer
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Ions
Saserves
Tniversary
Toni Cuollon
Utah Patriotic Group
Grazing Service
Lapoint
Red Crake
May
Mt. Nebo
Kabell Hollow
Lytle Franz
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
Fred Ackhurst Birs Pranz
Ackhurst
Mrs Pranz
Pasadena
Calif
Army
Durham NC
Duke University
Oregon State
Ben Carter Glass
Virginia Dell
Bam Rayhi
House of Representatives
Calder Beauty Parlor
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