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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1957

Page

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Vernal City Uintah County population up in survey

The Vernal Chamber of Commerce released a recent water study showing Vernal City population at 3,845 in 1080, with current estimates around 4,300 and a 51 percent rise. Uintah County shows a 21 percent increase in present population but a 10 percent countywide decline. The chamber discussed creating Uintah Conservancy District to study per capita water use and planned meetings with Weber Basin Conservancy to coordinate the new district, with chamber leaders approving emergency steps and district formation measures.

Breddy Ekx Yerra Vernal City Uintah County Vernal Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Reclamation Uintah Vernsl City Cipally Weale Concent Aishen Wes Curcent Ashley Valley Chamber Vendita von Woodey Trekicenses Paw Board of Water Conservancy Ogden Weber Basin Conservancy Adintantes Perehiy Chamber Canserycy

Wool Pools Distribute 100000 1956 Wool Marketing Summary

Wool pools distributed about 100000 dollars for 1956 wool and related marketing costs. The article details a Salt Lake City incident on New Year’s Day near Vernal, Utah, injuring Nell Davis Congdon, 26, from Bingham, with vehicle damage and a demolished truck. It notes total yearly payments near 200000 for 213329 pounds of wool, average price six dollars per hundredweight, and marketing costs around 90 cents per pound. The piece explains pooling benefits for growers with small flocks and mentions the National Wool Marketing Association handling consignments.

Salt Lake City Green Valley Vernal Utah Nell Davis Congdon Bingham Salt Lake General Hospital Weal Temple Congdon Tiellaha Ulaigh Paola Seine Pale Boston Severals Sonny ‘Wook Tdse Shearing Tim Benetty National Wool Marketing Association

Water Year Runoff Forecasts From Uinta Basin Area

Forecasts indicate near 0 to 78 percent of average runoff across the Uinta region. Tabiona near upper Duches River expected at nearly 0 percent. Myton area about 5 percent. Strawberry Reservoir inflow forecast at 78 percent of average as water is diverted to the Great Basin.

Eugene Ace Lakawi Bureau Duchesne Tabiona Henetie

Social Security Increases Deductions From 1957 Payrolls

The federal government will take a larger share of about 60 million paychecks starting this month due to expanded Social Security benefits approved by Congress. The deduction rises from 2 percent of the first 4,200 dollars to 2.5 percent, with employers contributing the same amount as before.

Congress Taaland

Sheriff's Office Moves to Coltharp Building

The sheriff's office moved this week to the Coltharp building from the Pirat Security Bank site to gain more working space. The new office sits beside the Dinoshuar Monument office, with the relocation intended to improve operations.

Sheriff's Office Gats New Alteth Coltharp Asheriffs Joesled Pirat Security Bank ‘D Coltharp Thel Dinoshuar Monument

Blue Crutch Day shines in 1957 March of Dimes drive

1957 March of Dimes campaign kicks off nationwide with Blue Crutch Day in Ainish County. Teen volunteers fundraise downtown while donors receive a blue crutch as recognition. The drive lists Petersen as campaign director Vernal City area, plus other committee members and charity aims to assist polio victims with medical bills. January events include talks, movies, a high school variety show January 25 and 26, and a mothers’ house to house march January 28.

Ainish County Mr. Petersen Stewart W. Petersen Vernal City Clauda Bruce Lorin Merkrey Sidney Noble Wilkes Grahar Rebekah Chih Dean Lundell Ry Wallis Deen Mothers March House Klwani-Anns Trend Rosa Poliq Victima Dre Lyncé King Isobel ~Batty Joy McDanielx Rebekah ¢Iab High Gehoal

Woolgrowers Meet Faces Drought Relief Talk

Italy Utah hosts the 50th Utah Woolgrowers convention with about 1000 sheepmen. The drought relief program dominates agenda as James A. Hooper of the association voices dissatisfaction. Utah Wool Marketing Association meets a day early to elect two directors and review Wool Bureau and distribution topics.

Italy Woolgrowers James A. Hooper Association Utah Hotel Utah Wool Marketing Association Ica

Reverend Lundberg Named Juvenile Counselor in Utah

The Reverend Richard E. Lundberg, vicar of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Vernal, is appointed juvenile counselor for Utah's Fourth Judicial District covering Uintah and Duchesne Counties. He will work with Ray Z. Nash, assistant district attorney, who previously served as probation officer.

Richard E. Lunderg St. Paul's Episcopal Church Vernal Juys Utah Pervs Uintah Duchesne Servain Father Lundberg Ray Z. Nash 4Th Judicial District Berg South Dakota Mosphshat Theale Seasely Ter Ad Rendioce Fale Hospital Independence St. Paul's Church Randlett and Whiterocks Episcopal Missions Dn Minos Coflege Chaplains Dloress of Chicago

City Increases Sewage and Garbage Fees in Vernal

Vernal officials announced higher charges for sewage and weekly residential garbage pickups. The city raised sewer rates to 1.78 dollars for the first 50 000 gallons and 0.04 dollars for the next 50 000, plus 0.02 dollars for all over that, with monthly residential service at 1.00 dollar and commercial rates rising. City Manager Sidney Noble reported after a meeting with the Utah State Board of Health regarding federal funds for the new sewage disposal plant.

Sidney Noble Utah State Board of Health Posal

Myton Funeral Honors Victim Of Electrocution

Funeral services were held for a man electrocuted Sunday as a result of a local accident. He was the son of Fred Shelter and Virginia Punk Todd and is survived by brothers Alan and Myron, a sister, and Mrs. M D Magley of Robling, Ng.

Manila Fred Shelter Virgina Punk Todd Bedden Blo Alan Todd Myron M. D Wancy) Magley Robling, Ng

Prices Rise while Alfalfa Seed Production Falls in Basin

Prices paid to alfalfa seed growers jumped to 95 cents per pound for certified seed, up from 12 cents in 1955, but production dropped due to drought and pests. In 1986, 34 certified seed growers in Uintah and Duchesne counties produced 217,924 pounds from 12 acres, per James E. Eaton, area supervisor for Utah Crop Improvement. Growers named include Rose Merrell, Laurence Cooper, VenSa Elmer Kohkonen, O. H. Orson C. Niele, Ausin Nohsen, Wilmar Walker, Austie Duchesne County, and Jesse R. Allen, Nathry D. Allen, Lowell Babgock, Edwin Carman, Bruce Fitzgeryald, Earl Gingell, R. K. Hamblin, Fanchate Ore Thomas George Allen, Wiser Ans.

Ujmited Duchesne James E. Eaton Uteh Uintah County Rose Merrell Laurence C. Cooper Ven Sa ‘Elmer Kohkonen Orson C. Niele A Asin Nohsen Wilmar D. Walker Austie Edwin Carman Bruce Fitzgeryald Earl Gingell R. K. Hamblin Chante Ore Thomas George Alle Een Wiser Ans

National Guard Mess Men Raise Equipment Funds

National Guard volunteers in Utah Desert area organized a fund raising event selling hamburgers and drinks to support equipment needs. Four new recruits joined Maj. Gen. Maxwell Rich on a clothing issue flight to Salt Lake City and back to Vernal with Lt. R. F. Perkins. The article notes ongoing Senate Interior Committee activity and Western states’ representation in public lands discussions.

Senate Interior Committee Matos Guard Mess Set Howerd Etter Maxweill Rich Utah National Guard Salt Lake City Gerald Murray Clyde Martinisen Robert Atwéood Warley Morrison Salt Lake Vernal R. F. Perkins

Congress sets first Senate interior and insular committee

Report indicates the new Congress will create a Senate committee on Interior and Insular affairs the first time in history. The move signals focus on territorial issues and natural resources policy involving federal and territorial governance.

Congress Interior Insular

Clayton Simmons Buys Vernal Law Practice

Clayton L Simmons, operator of Antlers Hotel, purchases the former practice of Clyde Johnson. Simmons will be resident attorney and reside with his family in Vernal. The Vernal office will operate from Johnsons former Coltharp building office.

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Altamont Longhorns Grow With New Prospects In Small High School Hoops

A Uintah Basin preview notes Altamont Longhorns return key players like Paul Hilalo and Jerry Cinthshaw while adding newcomers Gary Case Dan Tabrum Larry Stone and others. Coach Glen Allred sees a bright but competitive season ahead as the squad features sophomores and juniors and a record eight returning players from last year’s roster.

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