Rabbit hunting and horse powered mill tale from Uintah Basin
Rabbit hunting in the Uintah Basin thrives during winter months with cottontail populations noted in the region. A horse powered single horse emitter drives a circular saw at Allan Jones residence in Maeser, a relic purchased in 1917 by George and Ray Reynolds and later owned by Jones. The machine, though weaker than gasoline saws, aids sawing enough wood in an hour to last a week.
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Allan Jones
Maeser
Darrell
Bhi
Uintah
Ouray
White
Green River
Bon- Qora
Blue Mountain
Brush Creek
George and
Ray Reynolds
Taylor Mountain
Adler
James M. Jones
Jones
Murray Brothers
Isaac MM. Jones
Mr. Jones
Gird for Emergency urged by LDS official at Ashley conference
William T. Lawrence of the General Welfare Committee urged preparedness at Ashley State conference. He warned to purge the desire for cash and store supplies at home, saying neither church nor government can aid everyone. Prelude music was provided by local choirs and the meeting opened with songs and an invocation.
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Wm. T. Lawrence
General Welfare Commie
LDS Church
Ashley State
Ife
LDS
Dale Caldwell
Stake
Donnell E. Wardle
Fickle Weather Brings Sudden Cold Snap
A January thaw gave way to a sharp cold front late Monday with winds high and temperatures dropping about 15 degrees in minutes. By Wednesday morning the Verdal area reported seven below zero with forecasts predicting only a brief easing while remaining very cold.
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Lkely
Verna
Duchesne Eagles Upset Utes In Home Opener
Duchesne Eagles defeated the Utes 47 to 40 in the league opener on the Uteville home court. Vernon led Utes with 16 points while Anderson of Duchesne topped scoring with 22 points as Duchesne capitalized on early lead and Utes shooting struggles.
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Duchesne Eagles
Uteville
Utes
Eagles
Shost
Ughily
Bart Johnson
Duechesne
Silussion
Dim Vernon
Anderton
Duchesne
Ules
Annual Meeting Set by Dinosaur Land Advertising group
The 1962 advertising program for the Vernal area will be aired at the annual meeting of Dinosaur Land Advertising this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernal hotel. Officers will be elected for the new year. G. E. Untermann will report on museum developments and Kay Richens will disclose plans for national advertising in 1962. Directors and officers named include Ken Sowards, John C. Deaslin, Wiley Baccum, Malph Preece, Tar old Duke, Larry Philips, Sam Colabella, Art Schaefermeyer, Dan Q. Price and Dr. John Shimmin. Outgoing directors are Dr. Shimmin, Mr. Philips and Mr. Millecam.
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Alimuat
Dinosaur Land
Ietel
Don Millicam
G. E. Untermann
Vernal Fieldhouse
Kay Richens
Salt Lake City
Ken Sowards
Yce
John C. Deaslin
Wiley Baucum
Malph A. Preece
Tarold Duke
Larry Philipps
Sam Colabella
Art Schaefermeyer
Dan Q. Price
John Shimmin
Shimmin
Philipps
Millecam
Naples Woman Receives Jail Term In Morals Case
Mrs. G. W. Renard of Naples was sentenced to 120 days in the county jail after being found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of her minor daughter. The case, heard by Judge Monroe Paxman, involved Dallan Richardson and George R. Curtis, both parolees from Utah, with charges dismissed for parole violations.
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G. W
Sonny) Renard
Naples
Fourth Judicial
Monroe Paxman
Richardson
Ume
Dallan Richardson
Aira
George RF
Curtis
Utah State Penitentiary
State Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
Allamont's Longhorns Meet Utes in Utah Showdown
Allamont's Longhorns travel to Lamont for a pivotal test against the Utah Utes as both look to bolster chances in the division title race. The outcome could shape the path to repeating as division champions.
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Allamont
Longhorns
Utes
City Revamps Garbage Service and Expands Dump Ground
Vernal city council voted to enforce an ordinance taxing EU water customers for garbage service. Residents may no longer haul waste. fees are set at 1 and 2 dollars per month for homes and businesses. The city also acquired 80 acres for a new dump site north of Diamond Mountain road, with access coming after road improvements.
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Vernal City
Buell Bennett
Bennett
MA. Bennett
Bureau of Land Management
Diamond Mountain
Elmer Casada
Chamber Plans Industry Night to Discuss Phosphate
Vernal Chamber of Commerce outlines an Industry Night featuring a phosphate industry speaker. Ken Sowards urges local education on current and future industry. L. Y. Siddoway notes Frontier Airlines use it or lose it policy and Vernal air freight ranks high in Utah. Road south of Quray and the White River bridge project face delays amid bad weather.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Ken Sowards
L. Y. Siddoway
Frontier Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Vernal
Utah
Grant Southam
Roed Commutee
Quray
Ail Service Industries
Iee
White River
Harold McKee
Siddoway Rites Set For Wallace Siddoway
Funeral services for Wallace Willan Siddoway 68 are planned at 1 p.m. Thursday at Vernal Fourth Ward Chapel following his death Tuesday morning after a brief illness. Born December 8 1893 in Vernal he was married twice to Eva Kelley and Mary Scarte Claward and was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include his widow daughter Elaine Richards of Salt Lake City one grandchild two brothers and three sisters. Friends may call at Vernal Mortuary today before services.
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Vernal
Fourth Ward
Wallace Willan Siddoway
Mr. Siddoway
Willam J
Emily Jane Dunster Biddoway
Eva Kelley
Mwe
Mary Scarte Claward
LDS Church
Siddoway
Ralph
Elaine) Richards
Salt Lake City
Taymond
Talph
John R
Mary) Taylor
North Hollywood
Calf
Leland D. (Fay) Stevenson
Washington, D. C
J. Tt
Lorna) Broadbent
Kingsbury Church Prepares Dedication Sunday
Dedication services for the new Kingsbury Church are set for Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. Stuart W. Clurich announces with Dr. Stanley North delivering the dedicatory sermon and prayer led by Dr. Sidney Buckham. Attending will be Rev. Robert Q. Greene, Rev. Fred Plocher, Hubert Vickery, Rev. Andy Undertills, and Rev. Elmer Midgowsy. An open house occurred earlier from 1 to 8 p.m. with residents touring the new edifice.
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Kingsbury
Stuart W. Clurich
Stanley North
National Council of Congregational Churches
North
Council
Board of Meme Mmsssions
Sidney J3. Buckham
Intermountain Convention of Congregational Churches
Wil
Robert Q. Greene
Ouraque Episcopal Mission
Fred Plocher
Union Church
Green River
Wyo
Hubert Vickery
Utah Conference of Congregational Churches
Salt Lake City
Andy Undertills
Plevt Baptist Church
Southern
Elmer Midgowsy
Ute Assembly At God
Vernal
Burich Dealt, Jr
Royal E. Ffenderson
Jarold Reader
Arthur Kindt
Second phase of education day set at Abilene High School
Whitney D Hammond director in charge of the education committee announced the second phase of business education day will be held at Abilene High School on Wednesday February 21. Dinner is planned for 7 pm and a program from 9 to 3 pm. The event focuses on the school's physical fitness program.
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Whitney D. Hammond
Abitahily
Ainish High School
Three First Aid Courses Slated by Ulntah School District
Ulntah School District Adult Education announces three Standard First Aid courses led by Isheda T Rabineon. Sessions start Monday at Ulntah High School Room 46, Thursday at Todd Elementary, and Wednesday at White Rocks Elementary. Red Cross certificates awarded on completion. For registration fees and books contact Rhoda T Robinson.
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Ulntah
Isheda T. Rabineon
Ont Todd
Whiterocks
Red Cross
Rhoda T. Robinson
County Health Report Reports Four Influenza Cases
Four influenza cases were reported in Ulntah County for the week ending January 5 according to the State Dept of Public Health report. These were the only reportable diseases for that week.
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Ulntah County
State Dept. of Public Health
Utes Edge Out Union in Alumni Game
In Uintah High School’s alumni event, the Uintah alumni beat former Union stars 62 to 56. Valey Eaton scored 20 and John Gardiner 18 while Rennie Abegelen and Larry Lee also contributed as the ex-Union lineup was led by Eldredge with 17 and Tuber 12.
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Uintah Gh
Uintah
Utes
Valey Eaton
John Gardiner
Rennie Abegelen
Larry Lee
Arvel Tossamer
Gary Sultan
George Lea
Brian Wright
Jim Chivers
Jim Abegelen
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Jerry Debsburg
C. Laurence Fox
Oftice
Elvan Timothy
Stoke Sunday School Board
Blanche Smith
Ywmia Hoard
Pres
Fox
Lye
Altamont
Errol Burns
Expres
Dinosaur Land Advertising
Miso
Eonaya Fsigarrma
Kingsbury Congregational Church
Stalf
W. W. Siddoway
Dennis Oaks
Roy Caldwell
Stansfield
State
Brown
Union
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