Carlton Loses Two Games To Uintah Five
Vernal district champions suffer two losses to Uintah five in Utah with scores 40 to 18 and 49 to 24 as Alexander Anderson Walker Gale Searle Aycock led Uintah, while Carbon’s DeAngeles top-scored in the second game and Carbon reserves beat Uintah reserves 33 to 32 in an extra period.
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Carbon Districts
Verval
Uintah
Carbon
Uintahs
Alexander
Anderson
Walker
Gale
Searle
Aycock
Vernal Town
Us&sh
Town Cagers
Carlon
John Walker
Hadlock
Aycork
Alexander Caged
Lotus DeAngeles
Carbon Seconds
Duchesne
Roosevelt Sat Central High
Mt Emmons
Vernil
Roosevelt
Alterraab Central
Yriday Aleht Altonah
Roosevelt Five
Roosevelt Duchesne
Central
Dedication of Vernal First Ward Chapel Delayed Again
The Vernal First Ward chapel dedication, approved by the First Presidency of the LDS Church, is now set for March. Plans include aisle carpets cyclorama stage fittings and inside furnishings. Work this week cuts the door between the Boy Scout room and banquet hall and adds shelving in Relief Society areas.
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First Presidency
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
First Ward
Boy Scout Room
Relief Society
Payroll Totals For C W A And FERB A Projects
Uintah County disbursing agent E J Young reports last week’s payroll for the 19 C W A projects totaled 571 232 dollars. A separate payroll of 28 050 dollars was issued for women workers in the FIR A program.
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J Young
Uintah County
Miss Jennie Burton Returns to University of Utah
Miss Jennie Burton has returned to Salt Lake where she is a student at the University of Utah. The wrestling match between Frank Smith and Irvin Oaks at the Orpheus last Monday was very interesting. Oaks won two out of three falls.
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Jennie Burton
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Frank Smith
Irvin Oaks
Orpheus
Oaks
Lisa Lydia Remington
Canada
Frank Watkins
Roosevelt
Tir Watkins
Vernal Express
Dry Gulch
Archie Weeks
Calder
Sberg
Tsane Newton
County Commissioners Weigh Part Time Extension Agent
County commissioners at their December meeting read two letters from William Peterson offering to place a farm agent in Uintah and Duchesne counties. The board decided not to act on the proposal at that time. A gavel was purchased for twenty five dollars. A compromise settlement was arranged for Dam Fate Mooreh’s property to press land into a handcart. Permission was granted to Mrs M M Cook to use relief labor to lower logs from the Pardon Dodds home stead cabin for a relic cabin for the Daughter of Utah Pioneers. The cabin will be preserved and serve as a retreat hall but exact relocation and work timing remain undecided.
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William Peterson
A . Logan
Drector Peterson
Uintah
Duchesne
George EH Wilkins
Bmoroni Pitt
Damfete Mo H
Haudreetard
Permisson
M M Cook
Pardon Dodds
Utah
County Extension Proposes Shared Agent in Uintah Duchesne
State Extension Director William Peterson asks Uintah and Duchesne counties to fund a county agent from January to June to manage wheat surveys and inspect planting contracts and to support a corn hog program with salary sharing. He cites budget constraints and proposes Roosevelt as headquarters with travel and phone costs to be county funded.
Sportsmen back river project plan in Uintah county
Millecam, president of Vernal Gun and Rifle Club, spoke in Salt Lake City to the State Fish and Game Department about a Green River wildlife refuge nesting grounds and public shooting area. He urged state aid with CCC labor and possible federal support, detailing a large scale project from Leota to Island Park with Jensen area. The meeting urged securing funds and backing from the Sportsmen’s Association and newspapers while opposing any enlargement of Uintah County Indian reservations.
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Millecam
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Salt Lake City
State Fish and Game Department
Green River
Ashley Valley
Uintah County
Itf
CCC
Mullecam
Leota
Island Park
Jensen
State Sporttsmens Association
Securne
Dinosaur to Be One of United States Top Monuments
The Dinosaur National Monument near Jensen Uintah County Utah begins a major display project under the Civil Works Administration. D H Madsen of the National Park Service explains removal of 25 000 cubic yards of overburden to reveal fossil deposits in a geologic measure house.
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United States
Dinosaur National Monument
Jensen Uintah County
Civil Works Administration
D H Madsin
National Parks Service
Geolor Cal
Madsen
Jensen
Grand County backs highway over Book Mountains to Vernal
Moab reports Grand County favors building a road from Thompsons across the Book Mountains to Vernal Utah. W O L Taylor of Grand Junction says the new highway would greatly benefit eastern Utah, with low construction cost aside from eight miles of grading. The route would start at Thompsons and largely follow Flat Rock ridge to the Green River, where a bridge is under construction.
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Grand County
MOAB
Thompsons
Mountains
Vernal
Uintah
Utah
W OL Taylor
Grand Junction
Moab Bi
Taylor
Hill Creek
Thompson Canyon
Hill Area
Wernal
Kir Taylor
Willow
Hills Creeks
Green River
Grand Uintah Road
Uintah County
Bt Taylor
Igrand Counts
Injured CWA Workers Pick Their Own Doctors
Ed Young Jr reports Uintah county injured workers may select their own physicians. Five CCWA workers harmed include Owen Haws with two st injuries, G O Crapo with a mashed finger, Argyle Roper with three broken ribs, George W Caldwell thrown from a wagon and bruised, and A Hatfield with a sprained wrist. All are recovering.
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Ed Young Jr
CWA i
Uintah County
CCWA
Owen Haws
Argyle Roper
George W Caldwell
Ashley Creek
Hatfield
Uintah High School
Ballard Ward seeks CW A project from Indian Beach Canal
Ballard ward officials and residents from Uintah county pursue a Civil Works Administration water line project. They propose five miles of piping from the Indian Beach Canal near Roosevelt to serve 55 families and a school building, supplying safer water to the community center and surrounding area. The intake would be one mile north of US 46, with a route three miles west one mile south and one mile west to the highway.
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Arthur Wiscomb
Fred ‘Bearden
R G Labrum
Ballard Ward
Indian Beach Canal
Roosevelt
Uintahcoun
JSON
Fossil Plan Aims to Halt Uintah Basin Removals
Palaeontologist J LeRoy Kay of the Carnegie Museum warns no more fossils should be removed from the Uintah Basin. At a Vernal conference, he joined D H Madsen of the National Park Service and Dr A C Boyle to discuss protecting exposed fossils at the Dinosaur National Monument quarry amid heavy visitor interest and plans for a world class museum.
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Uintah Basin
J LeRoy Kay
Carnegie Museum
Commercial Hotel
D H Madsen
National Park Service
A C Boyle
Dinosaua National Monument
W. C Crump
State Fish and Game Department
Kay
National Parks Service
Dinosaur Natonal Monument
Madsen
Yview
W Als
Boyle Beleves
Afr Kay
Pittsburgh
National Museum
Washington
Bogle
Kays Opinon
Alwas
Dinosaur National Museum
Mr Kay
Jack Rabbs
Sears
Uintrh
Wiade Plain
Art Museum of Natural History
Colton Grazing Bill Revived in Congress With Iles Backing
Washington reports a renewed push to pass the Colton grazing bill after it cleared the House. Representative Taylor of Colorado reintroduced the measure removing Section Thirteen, seeking federal regulation of western grazing districts and range rehabilitation under federal leases. Secretary Ike backs executive action and aims to secure presidential support for swift passage despite Senate opposition.
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Wasitington
Congress
Colton
Senate
Taylor
Colorado
Ikes
Tkes
C Vilian Conservation Corps
Fechner
Taylor Thign
House
Walsh
Mont
Kenafick
Wye
Bratton
Hugh W Colton to Speak at Woolgrowers Meeting
State Woolgrowers convention will be in Salt Lake City at Hotel Utah January 15 16. County Attorney Hugh W Colton will address the gathering on Indian Land Withdrawals discussing Uintah county reservation status and livestock industry concerns. Governor Henry H BEB and S M Jorgensen also listed as speakers with other officials and local attendees from Vernal and Uintah county.
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State
Woolgrowers Association
Utah
Salt Lake City
Hugh W Colton
Colton
Uintah County
Henry H Beb
S& M
Utah Parms Agents Do Extensive Wheat Reduction Effort
Utah agricultural agents joined the wheat adjustment program to cut acreage and yield. Of 5711 farmers signing contracts, 78 percent of the state’s wheat acreage was represented. Agents aided 1300 farmers with seed loans totaling 130000 dollars and helped with Red Cross aid and REC funds.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
W W Owens
Utah
Owens
Red Cross
REC
Greeting to Mrs Rudge and Mrs Jorgenson from Charles
Mrs Charles sends greetings to Mrs Rudge and Mrs Jorgenson in Vernal and extends season’s compliments to their many friends. Charles is now in London England.
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Charles
Rudge
Jorgenson
London
England
Sportsmen Oppose Grazing Withdrawal Plan in Utah
Delegates at the State Sportsmen's association convention in Salt Lake City opposed enlarging the Uncompahgre Indian reservation to nearly one million more acres in Uintah County. The Vernal Gun and Rifle club led opposition, citing that withdrawal lands are stocked with fist and that Indians on their reservation hunt year round, not bound by state laws. The association supported local clubs and coordinated with Lions and stockmen to protest to Washington, with a Vernal committee to work with the state department. action from the Fish and Game department was anticipated soon.
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Pighte
Uintah County
Salt Lake City
State
Sportsmen's Association
HDB Millecam
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Istate Sportsmen
Lions Club
Washington
Vernkl Gun and Rife Club
State Fish and Game Department
State Sportsmens Association
Hugh W Colton
J O
Stewart J
Emery Johnson
Bus Hatch H
B Millecam
Frank A
Siddoway
Frank Swain
Colton
Vernal Lions Club
Millecam
Three UH Judging Teams Excel at Ogden Stock Show
Under Harold M Lundell Smith Hurhes instructing, three judging teams from Utah University and the UH 8S earned top honors at the Ogden Stock Show. Poultry team Vern Hemstreet and Neil Caldwell took second. Boxelder poultry won first. livestock team LaVoir Merrill Don Olson and Vern Hemstreet placed seventh. Rexburg Idaho team led by Kenneth Thomas Gordon Hackin Neil Caldwell finished tenth. The contest faced a tight prep window as crops and seeds judging was canceled.
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Harold M Lundell Smith-Hurhes
Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Vern Hemstreet
Neil Caldwell
LaVoir Mer
Rill
Don Olson
Rexbury Idaho
Kenneth Thomas Gordon Hacking
Lundell
Vernal News Briefs Include Local Death and Social Notices
Len Witaker a White River cowboy known in Vernal was accidentally shot and killed near Rangley by companions returning from a dance. Adams Cor net band gathers at Workmans Hall Saturday at seven. The Duke Brothers present White Slave on the board next Friday. Telephone line materials arrived and will be erected in days. A rabbit hunt is planned with an oyster supper funded by the losing side. Vernal Furnishing Co dissolves partnership. The thermometer marked 14 below zero Saturday morning.
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Len Witaker
White River
Vernal
Rangley
Adams Core Net
Workmans Hall
Cilleyen
Duke Brothers
Vernal Furnishing Company
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