Vernal Society Band Boosters Elect Officers
Vernal society notes a band boosters meeting with new officers elected: Abe Hatch as president, Lafe Richardson secretary, and Mrs. Bundey as vice president. The group plans for Uintah high school contests and confirms the upcoming nuptials of Miss Corn Ben, daughter of Mrs. Mary Ben, to Lt. Otis Weeks. The article also mentions campus music matters and other local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Richardson
Fort Douglas
Otis Weeks
Samuel J. Miler
Bowards
Bennions
Uintah High School
Raylat
Winkel
Stringhors
Ashley
Bennion
B.cco
H. Stringham
Bert Singleton
Vernal
Era
Year Calendar of Local Events and Meetings
A chronological list of city and community events from January through February. It includes dances at Imperial Hall, City Council meetings, Lions Club luncheons and banquets, stake and district meetings, school board sessions, Boy Scout week activities, Lincoln's Birthday observances, and Valentine’s Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hall
Lions Club
Stake Union
Uintah School Board
City Council
B. FP. W
Imperial
UHS
Utopia Club
Fox for Beauty Washington Birthday Dance Lions Club
A compact local notice lists community events with dates in late month. Activities include a beauty event in Washington, a birthday celebration, auxiliary dance, Lions Club gathering, and a student dance organized near county commissioners meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
m—Lepton
Lions Club
Utah gas field plans spark new pipeline link
Mountain Fuel Supply Company announced plans to connect its three wells in the Clay basin field to its distribution system in southeastern Daggett County Utah. The No. 11 State well produced 10 166 000 cubic feet of gas daily at 2250 pounds rock pressure. Other wells in Clay basin and nearby Powder Wash in Colorado show gas and oil potential with future development tied to market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Jules D. Roberts
Mountaisy Purl ‘Supply Company
Clay Basin
Noutheastern Dagcett County
Dakota
No. 1
Mountain Fuel
Als
Baxter Basin
Wyoming
Hiawatha
Wyoming-Colorado
Ogden
Pleasant Grove
Tootle
Rock Sprites
Green River
District Scout Council
Fly
Cofe Newing
Sve
Iumbla Steel Company
Springville
Spanish Fork
Uintah Distrist
Quires
Coalville
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Rowe Springs
Mountain Puccl Supply Company
Moffatt
Colo
Intermountain Res
Musser
Allen
Rock
Mountain Fuel Supply Company
Utah Gas & Coke Co
Ogden Gas Company
Mountain Fuel Supply Company of Wyoming
Wasatch Gas Company
Aspen Mountain Gags Company
Wester Public Service Corporation
Scout Weekly Schedule And Meetings At Uintah Stake
The document outlines weekly outdoor and indoor scout activities across several weeks including snow games, wildlife watching, bird feeding, fingerprinting, and indoor projects like campfire experiments. It notes a monthly meeting for troop committee members, scoutmasters, and district officers on the second Wednesday at 8 pm in the directors' room of the Uintah Stake Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allence
Fetaas
Uintah Stake Bank
Accident dialogue as courtroom quip from court clip
Courtroom exchange centers on a traffic accident in which the plaintiff questions the incident while the defendant claims to have dimmed headlights and taken a curve too tightly. The judge notes that such factors commonly cause crashes.
Uintah State Bank Reelects Old Officers
At the annual stockholders meeting Uintah State Bank reelected officers Wm. H. Siddeway as President J. K. Bullock as Vice President J. A. Cheney as Cashier and He Weller Woolley as Assistant Cashier. The board of directors includes Siddeway Bullock Woolley Adams Curry Bennion and Merkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Uintah State Bank
Wm. H. Siddeway
J. K. Bullock
J. A. Cheney
He Weller Woolley
Castler
Mr. Kiddeway
Dullock
W. Woolley
George E. Adams
W. Curry
John Bennion
George D. Merkley
Where the Taxes Come From By NAYMOND PITCAIRN
National Chairman of Sentinels of the Republic argues taxes rise with and from public spending. He notes 1929 taxes were one eighth of national income, 1932 one sixth, 1935 over one fifth, and reveals that much of government financing comes from future earnings via borrowing. He urges reducing spending to ease tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naymond Pitcairn National
Sentinels of the Republic
Congress
Trutt
Anan
Int's Bay
Tony
Jean
Governor Bloot outlines Utah policy aims for session
Governor Bloot speaks on amicable employer employer relations and proposed labor law reforms. He pledges direct primary election reform, home stead tax exemption up to 2000 on land and 300 on personal property, and careful study of state local government finances. He urges irrigation expansion, junior colleges, welfare continuation, and liberalized liquor handling while preserving road funding via gasoline taxes. Legislature vows economy in appropriations as Speaker Oaks improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Bloot
Vuitstead
Tils Bildou
Brood
Lelfare Board
Senate
House Tendera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Society
Joseph Galbreath
Ladies Aid’ Society
Pauline Hazelbush
Nelson Weeks
Hazelbusnn
O. T. Bridge Club
Don Hacking
Vernal Cafe
O. A. Tees
Thomas Arren
J. Wayland Mattsson
Kaoren
Mattsson
Ralph Alexander
Donald Barr
Marlon Batty
Leland Bennion
Wallace Calder
Francis Feltch
Ruton Hacking
Derrell King
Joy Nethersel
Wendell Pope
Kenneth Richardson
Kermit Young
Ross
Thomas Karren
DUP
Tokowana
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
May Wood
Beatrice Schofield
State of
Deseret
Aston Rufin
Merle Giddoway
Rocky Mountain
Elsie Dean Workman
Estella Hardy
May Jackson
J. Wallace John
Needay
Lynn Goodrich
Byron Goodrich
Naples
Royal Neighbors Club
Jesse York
Birthiday
Bart Baese
Bare Eart Baese
Jessa York
Raymond Siddeway
Wendell Pope J
Utonia Club
Earl Freeman
J. G. Alexander
Jesse Haws
Syey-Ty-Stey
Pallun
Hashion Bureau
Sterlin
Broolyn
N.Y
PRACZ
Vattern No
Ste
Protere
Tiges
Vernal Express
Fox
Beauty
Daggett Gas Wells
Clay
BOY Scout News Saa
Justice
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Fiat
Mich
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Atlanta
Alfred P. Sloan
Iere
Fisher Body
Flint
House of Representatives
William. B. Bankheads
Oaks
Denver
National Western
T Grey
Craig
F. J. Toner
Denver and Salt Lake Railway Company
Caloratia
Frank Hatch
Shes
Wales
Neers
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