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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1926

Page

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Pioneer Engineer Albert Halen Dies in Vernal

Albert Halen former United States Land Commissioner at Vernal and longtime Moffat resident died suddenly Wednesday morning at the Commercial hotel. Born in Holland he served in the Dutch navy, studied engineering, and held posts in Wyoming Utah and California before moving to Uintah Basin in 1903. He was about 74, never married, and left a brother in Boston and a sister in Brussels. He planned a trip to California for health reasons when he died in his room after a brief illness.

Albert Halen United States Vernal Moffat Mr. Halen Wig Californias Commercial Hotel Ward Boston Mass W. H Donaldson Holland Dutch Navy Aid Watt Navy Germany Weeland California Mexic Ashington Northwestern Pacific Railroad Wyoming Senator Clark Halen Salt Lake City Uintah Basin Moffat Ditch Company Blue Beach U. S Basin Harry Seaton

Uintah Basin lands revert to United States after claim as mineral lands

The federal government claims 114 school sections in the Uintah Basin were mineral lands at the time Utah state title was issued. The state relinquished these lands and listed sections and townships in a notice to be returned to federal control. Assistance sought from state road funds to match federal aid for road and bridge projects in Uintah county, with potential requested federal funding up to 100000 for highway work in 1927.

Uintah Federal Land Office W. Hal Farr State Land Office New Nwum

Big Ducks Duel at Vernal Gun Club Sunday Shoot

The Vernal Gun and Rifle Club hosts a trap shoot next Sunday at Lynn Ashton’s pasture. The "Teals" receive a ten point handicap against the "Big Ducks" as the two club teams compete.

Vernal Gun and Rifle Club Lynn Ashton Cratk

City council holds first meeting of year with wage increases

The new year meeting at the county courthouse included Mayor Rice C. Cooper and council members. Water superintendent Frank Hatch's salary rises by $15 monthly and the night marshal by $10. Several appointments and committees were named, and the state budget law requires the city to prepare and publish a budget for the coming year.

County Court House Rice C. Cooper Warmon Sowarda Irvin Eaton Geo. N. Larsen Elmer Lind H.walter Woolley Marshall Miller Frank Hatch Sam Herron New &Uncilman Bemng H. A. Miller Marshall Adam Erickson Night Marshall Justice of the Peace Wallace Calder City Attourney M. @. O'Donnell Lind Eaton Herron Larsen and Lind Larsen Sewards Sowards Ilicense Laws Feorren City Proerty 80Wards

Business and Professional Women Meet Monday

The new year meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club was led by President Sarah M Logan. Mrs Violet Harrison resigned due to moving to Roosevelt. A luncheon is set for January 18 at the Commercial Hotel with two member speeches on Utah resources. A birthday celebration is planned for February 15 with guest invitations and a post luncheon card game.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Sarah M Logan Violet Harrison Roosevelt Commercial Hotel Utah

Attentive Crowd Fills Ver nal First Ward Chapel Event

A large Monday night conjoint program in the Ver nal First ward chapel drew a huge audience. Seats were filled and extra chairs used as the Isles packed with attendees. Performances included a ladies trio Gua Davis Wilda Hardy and J H Prows a duet by Vern Shimmins and a saxophone solo by Thomag Karren with D J Nelson cartooning and a talk by I Sander.

Isles Gua Davis Wilda Hardy J H. Prows Vern Shimmins Thomag Karren D J Nelson Nelson Sander

Teachers Convention Set for Roosevelt January 15 and 16

Teachers from Uintah and Duchesne counties will attend a convention at Roosevelt on January 15 and 16. The program is arranged with valuable instruction planned and a representative from the State Teachers Institute at Salt Lake City is expected to attend.

Roosevelt Ulfntah Duchesne State Teachers’ Institute Salt Lake City

Missionaries From Vernal Begin Georgia Mission

Elders John N. Davis and William Witbeck, assigned to the Georgia conference of the Southern States mission, report arrival in their field of labor. Davis asks for continued home news contact through the Express to keep both in touch with events back home.

Ward John N. Davis William Witbeck Vernal L. D

Uintah County Schools Praised by Superintendent Report

At the county school board meeting Superintendent H. S. Olson reported schools are in very good condition with few exceptions. He noted yearly progress and higher standards across the county. The board learned of a state education board letter urging attendance at a Salt Lake convention.

H. S. Olson State Board of Education Salt Lake Commissioners of Education Olson N 3. Meagher Bank of Vernal J. A. Cheney Uintad State Bank Eastern Utah Bankers’ Association

Missionary Party at Orpheus Welcomes, Sends Off Members

A farewell and welcome party was held at Orpheus hall Monday evening honoring Raymond Siddoway, recently returned from a mission, and Leo Calder and William Pierce, off to Northwestern and Southern missions. The event featured dancing and intermission speeches.

Orpheus Hall Raymond Siddoway Frm Leo Calder Wiliam Pierce Northwestern Nissions

Government halts Gilsonite mining in Utah mine

Fort Duchesne Utah January 2 The federal government orders the Dismond Gilsonite Mine company to cease operations on military land The company has shipped ore to New York valued at 2750 dollars per ton and 31 tons have been sent in recent days

Fort Duchesne Dismond Glilsonite Mine Company Bnd New York

Vernal Boy Struck By Falling Stump

Ralph Walker twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs George Walker was struck by a falling stump while helping his father cut a ten foot tall stump at their Vernal home. He suffered a facial cut requiring fourteen stitches and was knocked down when the stump fell but is reported to be recovering well.

Ralph George F. Walker

Uintah High teacher welcomes baby boy

A baby boy was born Monday to Harold and Mrs. Lundell. Both mother and child are doing nicely. Lun dell is an instructor at Uintah High School and Mrs. Lundell is the daughter of Uintah County School Board Superintendent H. S. Adi.

Harold Lundell Aii Lundell Uintah High School Lundell H. 5. Adi Uintah County

County Officials Back State Highway Improvements

The county commissioners at Vernal Thursday discussed improving the Victory highway between Vernal and Roosevelt, focusing on bridges west of the 12 mile hike and east of Sand Ridge. They urged obtaining state and federal aid and expressed support for the plan. Tax questions were settled and resolutions set $75 as the indigent burial maximum.

S. Sander J. A. Cheney N. J. Meagher Uintah Club Uintah Chukeman Mapecie Cuumisal Energy Vernal Roosevelt Lintah Club State Board State Road Commission County Commission A& Movement Thos W. O’donnells Salt Lake City United County Commissioners I. Sdnder J A. Cheney

Uintah Club Seeks 100000 For National Dinosaur Monument

The Uintah club met in the Bank of Vernal directors room presided by J A Cheney. They reported Utah senators and representatives favored the appropriation of 100000 for the National Dinosaur Monument at Jensen and planned to forward the request to Representative Colton. They also discussed federal aid roads and cautioned about quarry exhibits at the fairgrounds being broken into.

Uintah Club Bank of Vernal J. A. Cheney Basin Mejle Utah National Senators Basin Mall H. B. Calder E. Peterson Agricultural College Lo Fan Vernal Fair Grounds Nile Hughes Earl Vinnelastsz Congress Jenen Colton Sesson

Uintah Blue Devils Return From Utah Tour

Uintah high school basketball team the Blue Devils returned Sunday from Utah county after playing Payson Spanish Fork Provo Springville and Cypress with a Second team win over Spanish Fork at Spanish Fork. Payson won 24 22 and Uintah lost close games elsewhere Coach Anderson and Principal Pirton praised the team as many younger players showed skill in co or work and basket shooting. Upcoming games include Carbom County High School with BYU Freshman teams and a trip to Vernal.

Uintah High Blue Devils Utah County Pay- Bon Springville Spanish Fork Provo Magna Cypress High School Payson Paysons Our Boys Prova Cypress Uintah Anderson Pirton Pavers Ga’nes Carbom County High School BYU Vernal

Ratliffs Return Daughters Attend University of Colorado

Mr and Mrs Harry Ratliff returned Sunday from Craig Colorado where they visited their daughters Maybelle and Margaret. The girls will travel by rail to Denver and then Boulder to resume studies at the University of Colorado.

Harry Ratliff Craig Colorado Maybelle Mar-garet Salt Lake and Denver Boulder University of Colorado

Bishop Batty and wife relocate to Salt Lake City

The Bishop of Glines Ward and Mrs M Batty plan to move to Salt Lake City this winter making it their permanent home. Batty has long been active in Ashley valley public affairs and progressive agriculture. Mrs Batty has served as Uintah Stake Relief Society president for many years and they will depart at week’s end.

Salt Lake City M. Batty Glines Ward Bishop Batty Ashley Valley Uintah Stake Relief Society

Land office notices patents and permits listed

Leon P. Christensen reports Oil and Gas Applications Coal Prospecting Permits and Homestead filings from Utah and Colorado. Names include Robert E. Orton Sterling Miss Leonora Tidball Brighton Elbert M. Chandler Randlett Frrad J. Burger Myton Edgar Krumvieda Kee Pierce Axel Y. Young Norma M. Johnson Elizabeth Mayhew and others with hundreds to thousands of acres in multiple townships and ranges.

Leon P. Christensen Register of the Vernal Land Office Robert E. Orton Sterling M. W. Woolley East Laid “City Utah Leonora Tidball Brighton W. A. Collier William Dudley Janson Geet Miss Coren Moffitt Boneta USSM Elbert M. Chandler Randlett Frrad J. Burger Myton Edgar Krumvieda Denver Colo Kee Pierce E. Axel Y. Young Grand Junction Norma M. Johnson Salt Lake City

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