State highway through Diamond Mountain would open markets
Local Commercial club urges Vernal Daggett county officials to press for designating the Vernal to Manila road as a state highway. If approved, funds from forestry and state road programs could develop a 70 mile link, creating a north south route to Yellowstone and boosting tourism and local commerce.
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Diamond Mountain
Grand Junction
Douglas
Creek
Rangely
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
South Park
Park
Vernal
Ashley National Forest
Dimond Mountain
Manila
Dagget County
Clup
Cty Council
Wm. H. Siddoway
Daggett County
Siddeway
Forestry Highway Fund
Charles de Molsy, Jr
Forest Development Fund
Forest Highway Fund
State Road Commission
Ashley Forest
Wyoming
Mesa Vettle
Yellowstone National Parks
Utah
Zion’s National Park
Fga Cla&s
Nock Springs
Utah Wins Largest 1923 Reclamation Survey Allocation
Congressmen announce Utah received the top survey funds for new reclamation projects for the year ending June 30, 1923. Weber, Cache valley, Box Elder and Uintah county plans will be studied, with potential favorable reports as funds become available. Colton also introduces a Silver Commission concurrent resolution to influence silver use in international monetary systems and market stabilization. Hearings were held in Washington on January 4 and 5.
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Washington,d C
Utah
Don B H. Colton
Reclamation Service
Colton
Weber
Cache Valley
Box Elder
Uintah County
Davis
Colton Kay
Houe
Silver Commission
Washington
Vernal Doctors Form Unified Practice in Town
Vernal unveils a unique medical partnership as Dr George H Christy Dr M Garrett O Donnell Dr Homer E B Rich and Dr M J Francke join in one office suite. The cooperative model provides shared laboratory reception and telephone services, aiming to prevent disease and offer superior care.
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Coltharp
Untah State Pan
Dy George
H. Crutes
Vernal
United States
Cafamon
Georgea H. Christy
M. Garrett O'Donnell
Homer EB. Rich
M. J. Francké
St Louis Bans Arbuckle Films From 75 Theatres
St Louis Missouri January 6 Motion Picture Exhibitors League announces no Bur lun Arbuckle films will be shown in any theatre owned by league members Seventy five of the ninety motion picture theatres in St Louis are league members and the ban stands pending reinstatement of the films prior policy
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St. Louis Bans Arbuckle
St’ Louis
Baron Arhuckle
Astor
League of
Maeser Mourns Loss of Old Resident Mrs Bodily
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Harriet Roberts Bodily of Maeser on January 6 1923 born September 8 1849 in Council Bluffs Iowa she emigrated to Utah with her parents and helped found the Ashley valley community She had twelve children ten living and was active in Relief Society Primary and religion work Funeral services were January 8 with the Uintah Academy Glee Club performing and interment in Maeser cemetery
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Robert Bodily
Maeser
Harriet Roberts Bodily
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Utah
Kaysville
Davis County
Salt Lake
Areg
Robert
Bodily
Ashley Valley
Vernal
Boddy
Shoe
Relief Society
Myra
Sylvangus Gollett
Nelson Merkley
Uintab Academy Glee Club
Wm. FP
Hanson
Hanson Aleg
John L. McConakie
Philip Sttingham
Janey Hacking
John N. Davis
Joseph P. Hacking
Carl
Reed
Sterling Bodily
Orén
Marcellas
Lyle Jones
Arizona
Delecty Nelson
Huntington
Mary J. Layton
David Coutty
Ed Bodily
Preston
Idaho
Christopher Bodily
Christmas Seal Sale Progress in Uintah County
Supt. H S Olson, chairman of the Christmas Seals sale committee for Uintah county, reports $231.59 already received and says Uintah may reach $300 when all reports come in. He expects most remaining pledges soon, and the final total should be close to that mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Olson
Uintah County
Olson Obélilaves
Girl Shot by Bandits Taken to Home in Dragest
Miss Roylance Fitzgerald, attacked by two bandits on a county highway near Sandy in early December, was removed to her home in Dragest. Doctors say her condition improved but she will likely be paralyzed for life.
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Roylance Fitzgerald
Sandy
Toma
Phyllis
Vernal Boy Killed In Mill Accident to be Buried Sunday
Jack Shaffer of Vernal was killed Monday in a saw mill accident while working. Ernest Eaton, his father, will bring the body to Watson for burial this Saturday. Shaffer recently wed, and his bride travels with the body. He is brother to Mrs. William Eb. Witbeck Jr. and Ike Shaffer. Funeral is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. in the Second Ward Chapel.
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Tueday
Everett
Washington
Jack Shaffer
Pyros
Ernest Eaton
Ernest V. Eaton
Watson
Mr.Shaffer
William EB. Witbeck, Jr
Ike Shaffer
Vernal
Second Ward
Big Crowd Hears Lecture by Prof Douglass
A large audience attended Sunday 4:30 lectures at Vogue Theatre. Prof Earl Douglass of the Dinosaur Monument Jensen delivered a highly praised history lecture on Beginnings in History. Next Sunday Rev G A Downey plans a talk on Why a High School Education with special music.
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Vogue Theatre
Earl Douglass
Jensen
Douglass
G A. Downey
Supreme Court to Hear Sheep Killing Case
The U S Supreme Court will hear oral arguments January 9 in the Williams Bascom sheep killing case. Defendants argue the July 1920 slayings at Blue Mountain eastern end involved Colorado and Utah interests. attorneys John R R Clark Meeker and Walter Dixon Denver will present for the defense. The decision affects Utah and Colorado parties and carries wide significance.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
WmsBascom
Blue Mountain
Colorado
John RR. Clark
Meeker, Goldrady
Walter Dixon
Daenvar
Coloradda
Vernal Lumber Company Adds Implement Line
W. G. Bartholomew, agent for Oliver Ghilled Prow Works, transfers the farm implement line to Vernal Lumber Company. They plan a large implement shed east of the lumber office and housing for machinery. Neal and Allan shift to the automobile line. G. W. Batey will push Oliver Chirect goods with the lumber business.
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W. G. Bartholomew
Oliver Ghilled “Prow
Grent
Neal-Allan Motor Company
Vernal Lumber Company
Re . Messia
Neal
Allan
G. W. Batse
Oliver Chirect
Hog Shipment to Salt Lake Nets Raisers Profit
E D Smith returned from Salt Lake City with a drive of 315 feeder hogs sold to Archie McFarlane and son at their private yard. The shipment saved commissions and yardage, delivering $5.80 per hundredweight after costs, with hogs averaging 108 pounds and a five day transport to Watson and Salt Lake amid a storm.
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Farm Bureau
Salt Lake
Watson
Vernal
E. D. Smith
Salt Lake City
Archie McFarlane and Son
McFarland and Son
Don Ashby
Ikea Ross
Tom McKennchnie
A Parry
Harry Southam and Son
Wir. Smith
Uintah Railway
Mr. Smith
Peterson
Smith
Astley Valley
Gome
Vernal Bank Honors Uintah County Club Members
Alistair State Bank of Vernal offers dollar savings prizes to all boys and girls who complete club projects next year. Awards include best Standard Calf Club and best Standard Pig Club purebred prizes. The program aims to foster thrift and future prosperity in Uintah County with leaders Forrest Slawsh and Erstad Peterson guiding 4H youth efforts.
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Alistair State Bank of Vernal Hay
Utah
Uintah
Pat
Uwintah
Forrest Slawsh
Eristug ‘Peterson
Unital Basin
Miss Nellie Douglass Stricken With Paralysis
Sunday afternoon Prof. Earl Douglass dined with Dr. and Mrs Homer E Rich when a phone report said Miss Nellie Douglass suffered a paralysis attack. Dr. Riel and Prof. Douglass rushed to the Douglas home at the Dinosaur quarry where she, aged 68, was found unable to speak and severely listless.
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Aftar
Ipctare
Earl Douglass
Homer E. Rich
Nelle Douglass
Riel
Douglass
Jen
Nisg Douglass
The
Douglas
Dinosaur Quarry
Parents Plan Big Meeting Next Thursday in Vernal
The Vernal Party-Teachers association has secured the Vernal Commercial club hall for a social meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 to discuss a bond issue for a new high school building. Sander of the Ashley Coop will be principal speaker with a 25 minute talk followed by discussion. Community singing, a vocal solo by Miss Clela Young, a reading by a pupil from Miss Nelson's department, and a selection from Opera Chrysanthemum directed by Principal Olsen will be featured.
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Toaehers’ Association
Hely Sfor Tuair
Isabling
Sander
Ashley Coop
Tod
Charlea Lewis
Clela Young
Nelson
Olsen
the Central
Chrysanthem
Federal Building Bids Reopened For March
The Vernal federal building project will reopen for bids in March after two bids at 47,500 and 45,900 were rejected as too high. About 39,000 is planned for the building and 6,050 for inside equipment and superintendent salary. Local contractor M. E. Oaks, who submitted bids late, arrived after the others.
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M. E. Oaks
Washington
Public Health Clinic Opens in City Safety Building
The United States Public Health Service along with Utah Board of Health opens a clinic in the Public Safety Building under Dr. W. A. Colton. The team will see patients Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 9 am to 4 30 pm and Tuesdays Thursdays 1 pm to 4 pm. The clinic aims to improve city health and urges examination for anyone with suspected tuberculosis.
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Era Clinic
Tao
Yarlong Xinds
Public Safety
United States Public Health Service
Utah Stats Board of Health
Uish Public Health
Chiair
W. A. Colton
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports Active Start for 1923
The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held Monday evening at 7 34 with a good attendance. Newly elected officers presided and the entertainment committee of Mrs Sallie Curry Elizabeth Witbeck and Jennie Workman was appointed along with the membership committee Ethel Rich Eva Ashton and Violet Harrison. Other committees will be announced soon. Those eligible are urged to secure membership cards for 1923. By laws with amendments were read and accepted.
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American, Legion Auxiliary
Mra
Sallie Curry
Elizabeth Witbeck
Jennie Workman
Ethel Rich
Eva Ashton
Violet Harrison
Carde
Roosevelt Standard Upgrades Presses and Equipment
The Roosevelt Standard reports recent upgrades including a new job press paper cutter and mailing machine. The shop has installed fresh type for its job department to modernize operations and increase efficiency.
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Key Nava
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Yellow Stone National Park
Prof
U. S. Supreme Court
Vernal ‘Bank
Nellie Douglass
Isaz Brand Sanders
Federal
U.S. Public Health Sec .Service
Legion Auxurary Meeting
Bank of Vernal
BANK
National
Vipenh Basin
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