City approves 30000 for cemetery road and sewer projects
Council heard that 30000 for cemetery road project and 20000 for sewer work were approved by federal review. Laying asphalt from the highway to the cemetery road and shrub planting are planned as part of the initiative. A street light and watchman changes were also discussed amid a 1.5 million budget estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Ty Moore
Cooper
Cemetery Road
Fubure
Lie Counc
Uy City
Caldwell
Ight Watchman
Art Snyder
Local First Aid Staff To Instruct National Parks Personnel
Local first aid staff will instruct National Parks personnel in standard American Red Cross first aid courses. Dr Stevens chairs highway first aid program. classes start February 6 at the Court House. Enrollment includes bus drivers, law enforcement, and county staff with assistors listed.
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N Wal Parks
Mooimert
Thatah
Parisic
Allan Red Cross
Stevens
Chalmnen
Highway First
Cam Tity House
Jane Tat
Neam Zundell
Edith Shimmin
Glark Newell
Mur
Wallis Frank G Slaugh
J W Stevens
Ho Millecam
Woods Urges State Patrol Safety Drive at Ogden Meeting
Woods newly appointed regional forester urged the Utah State Patrol to expand its safety program at a meeting in Ogden. Lt Trent Hums, MA Lemney, Cod Olsen, and Dean Paw Dunn attended. Woods called for public welfare cooperation, better traffic records, and possible legislative steps to fund more officers and equipment, noting revenue from license fees could support a larger patrol force.
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Woods
Tate Patrol
Ogden Chamber
F Commerce
Trent Hums
Alemney Chamber
Cod Olsen
Dean Paw Dunn
Utah State Agricultural College School of Forstry
Utah
State Patrol
Idaho
Celimn
pAble
Thales
Eicleen
American Legion
Ao Ried
Utah Sheep Men Oppose U.S. Trade Treaties
Utah woolgrowers gather for the 32nd annual Utah Woolgrowers convention at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City January 19 and 20 to push for Senate approval of reciprocal trade adjustments and warning against tariff reductions on Asian wool. Prominent speakers include Gov Henry H Blood and National Woolgrowers leaders. Delegates plan to study amendments and possibly adopt resolutions opposing bilateral trade pacts without Senate ratification.
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Wotton
Utah
Salt Lake
S M Jorgensen
Salina
James A Hoover
Henry H Blood F Ir Marshall
National
Woolgrowers Association
Mos Hyrum S Erickson State
Peatured
Sec
R HH Ruttedge
Witl
Fric Rich
Burley
Idaho
Pational Swoolgrower
GCN Woods
RW Skew
Oakland
Califone
Safeway Stores Ince
Donald P Lloyd
Howard Mathews
Buitt and Co
Chicago
Alma
Esplin
State Agricultural College
Senate
Spralers
Baty Angelo
Texas
Smong
Canada
Former Maeser Farmer Hofeltz Dies in Salt Lake City
James Hofelte Hod the life of Elmer Hofeltz born April 1 1861 in Salt Lake City. He spent years at Park City and Vermal where he served as canal master and church worker. He died December 30 and funeral held December 31 with Bishop Thayne and McKee officiating. Survived by children David Same Elmer Clint. 17 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. one brother James and three sisters. Interment at Midway cemetery. The article notes extensive water flow comparison to Niagara Falls.
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Mardfr
Fotie How Felta
Salt Lake City
Jobo
Rachel Wilson Hofelt
Midway Schools
Uffe
Park City
Tlofeltz
Bell Tah
Minway
Hofeltz
Vernal
Macinda Wamsley
Josephy A McKee
David
Same Hofelte
Jed Wartile
Salt Lake
Elmer
Clint
James Hofelte
Hattle Odtscoll
E G Hair
Alice Provost
Midway Cemetery
James Hofella Elmer
Clint Jett
National Parks Survey Split Mt Route at Jensen Monument
Four engineers from the Omaha Region No 2 office are mapping the Dinosaur National Monument area in Utah to guide future park buildings roads trails and facilities. The project aims to improve visitor access and experience while addressing Utah’s low tourist expenditure per resident and planning issues. The survey will run at least four months, covering the spring drainage, river valley views, and a road from the headquarters toward Spit Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationa Parks Service
Dinessar National Monument
Jensen
E Nell W Lane
Victor
Mr Leod
R Gaskel
Civil Service
Omaha
Region No 2
Wich
Mr Lane
State of
Utah
Lane
Dinosaur Monument
Park Service
Spit Mountain
Jane
First League Basketball Game to be Played Here on Friday
Uintah high school basketball cagers routed BYU high school 42 to 7 in a preseason game. The town team edged the college all stars 38 to 28 in a thrilling matchup. Proceeds supported Charles Murray’s operation, amid a busy schedule of 18 preseason games in Salt Lake City. Coach Frank Wright notes a close season ahead with Uintah facing Alta Mont and Beckers squad from Helper, praising a more polished but slightly weaker defense this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Brigham Young University
Uintah Crew
Uintah
UHL
College All Stars
Snelly
Charles Murray
Salt Lake City
Frank Wright
UHS
Altamont High School
Beckers
Helper
Wright
Bill Tenner
Aloo
Vic Walte
Aggie Fame
Three School Board Members Set for Retirement
The Vernal area school board will bid farewell to three veteran members at the Monday meeting. Ray H Reader, long-time president elected in 1934, retires after a four-year term. Andrew J Vernon, district No 3 representative and Maeser resident, is also retiring after nine years, having served as board vice president for two years. Ray Taylor of Lapoint, a pioneer leader with over nine years on the board, steps down after supporting progressive schools and aiding the establishment of Maeser High. New members Ruth Haslem, Carl Richens, and Le J Walker will join, while FH Grant West and E D Lewis remain.
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Ray H Reader
Reader
Vot- Mog
Jensen
Vernal
Vader
Vito
Andrew J Vernon Bu
Vernon
Maeser
Imaeser
Ray Taylor
Lapoint
Taylor
I Bander
Teylor
Alerrs High School
Ruth Haslem
Jenzen
Carl RL Richens
Masser
le J Walker
Grant West
E D Lewis
Young Wife of Glines Farmer Dies on Tuesday
Zelda Abplanalp Gardiner wife of Francis Gardiner died Tuesday evening at her Glines home after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services under Gillnes ward bishopric will be Friday at Uf aclock. interment in Maeser cemetery. Born October 27, 1904, she was daughter of Henry and Margaret Littan Ross Abplanalp. Survived by husband, two children Jeanine and Yerlin, her father, and brothers and sisters Norma Gardiner, Praed Simper, Vernal, Orval, and Warren of Price Utah.
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Glines
Zelda Abpianalp Gardiner
Francis Gardiner
Gillnes Ward
Maeser
Henry
Margaret Littan Ross Abplansi
Emery Johnson Retires After 12 Years in Office
Uintah County sheriff Emery Johnson retires after twelve years in office handing control to Herbert Snyder on January 1. Johnson, elected in 1928, was sworn January 4, 1927, and served three consecutive terms. He ranked as a prominent county lawman, earning recognition for his tenure.
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Emery Johnson
Uintah
Herbert
Snyder
Johnson
Uintah County Officials Meet Discuss Stock Show and Roads
The Uintah County board held a Saturday meeting with Alvin Weeks and James M Orr Jr leading discussions on financing the annual stock show at the Fair Grounds and plans to build hog pens stalls and a grandstand. They estimated 3300 for gravel road work from US 40 Jensen to the stock corral and discussed road projects to Jensen to Diamond Mountain and Green River Island Park. Additional notes covered wild horse corralling, road equipment for winter, and a proposed Lapoint to Whiterocks road for school buses, with various appointments and valuations noted.
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Alvin
Jensen
Orr
Vernal Coco
Vernal Coc
Diamondsmountain
Brush Creek
Vernal
Ford DeJournette Ranch
Grazing Division
Island Park
Green River
Becklund
White River
Colorado State Line
Weaver
Mx Orr
CCO
Taylor Mountain
Alex Duvall
Gusher
Commission
Duvall
Board of Equalization
Austin
Burton Uintah Basin
WPA
Goodrich
Burton
Lapoint
Tridell
Whiterocks Beach
Bartlett
H Goodrich
Calder
Brett
William Farr
la Point
Whiterocks Bench
Bart Street
Farr Corner
Tunworth
Tridel
County Building Boom Fuels 1938 Prosperity in Uintah Area
The 1938 Uintah County building program reflects strong private and public growth with new homes, renovations, and beautification projects. Notable efforts include the Vernal Seminary restoration at $22,000, chiefly funded by church and subscriptions, plus remodeling of the rest office and forestry rooms, outdoor dancing pavillon, a new grandstand at the fairgrounds, and the Ashley chapel reconstruction set for white stucco finish. New Port Duchesne government offices, a $425,000 Uintah and Ouray Agency facility, and shared heating plans mark ongoing expansion into 1938.
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Areti
Gsiblie
Vernal
Department of
Cres Ward
Ward
Port Duchesne
Uintah and Ouray Toddan Agency
Brnd
bin Hateh
Colorado River Rats Plan 1939 River Club Dinner
A Salt Lake gathering at the home of Dr Russell featured the Colorado River Rats club planning for 1939 river trips on the Colorado Yampa Green and Salmon rivers. A humorous toast followed by a Labor Day style menu including sand and water imagery. Mrs Prazier named honorary cook for the Colorado River Club amid strong support from river enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River Rats
Salt Lake
Russell
Praner
Auyer
R G Prosser
Colorado River Club
Salmon River
Prazier
Fragier
Frank Swain
Russell Frazier
Hack Miller
Colorado River
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U.S
Oope
Niagara Falls
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Palace of Homes and Gardens
Palace of Mines, Metals and Machinery
Hall of the
Mineral Empire
National Parks Surveying
Ean
Theormer
Alterm
Roosevelt
Jay Wiswald Superior
Thomas J Aller
William B Rob
Erison
Tridell-Lapoint
Winetah
Ots
Byron Aham
Eee
Jon W Weaver
Ray
Y Sihyruna
Hi Snyder
J Reritt
Noel
Assensor
Olyan
I. B
Calla Saal
Fe Golda
Carroll
Ralph
Hogsted
Wen
Joseph Ea jHansa
Lapoin
Reuben McConkis
Imperial Tall
Imperial Hall
Harmon & Sowards
Hugh W Colton
Clark BH Newell
Theodore Johnson Byron Goodrich
Ray ‘Duke
Gentember
Ashley Chapel
Ashley Ward
UV BT
Colorado River ‘Rats
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