Woolley Contest of Uintah Board Seat Filed in Utah
Walter J Woolley contests Charles P Maughans election to Uintah County Board of Education No 3 Utah asserting malconduct by North Ashley Precinct election judges and alleging illegal ballots changed the outcome The contest was filed in Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Judge George W Worthen set a hearing date and service will be made on Maughan
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Dallas
He Young
H Walter Woolley
Wilson Murray
District Court
Walter Woolley
Charles P Maughan
Board of Education
Uintah County
Utah
South Ashley
Sald
North Ashley
Mt Dell
Board of Education of
State of Utah
Board of Canvassers
Board of Judges of Election
Board of Election
Charles P Matghan
Uintah Basin timber and state legislative organization described
The Uintah Basin timber program reports 2.95 million board feet sold commercially and 406000 feet to farmers at cost in 1930 with lodgepole pine and Englemann spruce dominant. The article also details forest leadership, road and milling improvements, and the 1930 Utah Legislature organizing session with James Hacking as House speaker and Ray E Dillman as Senate president amid tax revision debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J O Stewart
Ashley National Forest
Ashley
Utah
Wiill
Uintah Basin
Mosby
Lake Fowecnteins
Cof
Res’ Rangers Geo W
Whiterocks
Clyde Lambert
Altonah
National Forest
James Hacking
Lapoint
Uintah County
House
Ray E Dillman
Roosevelt
Duchesne County
Senate
Ernest Eaton
Uintah
Uintah Stake
Hacking
House Democrats
Clarence Nessen
Salt Lake
Hacking Miles
Miller
Dillman
Burton W Musser
Wilson McCarthy
Democrat
McCarthy
Dan B Shields
D'liman
Shields
Musser
Milton H Welling
Dea
Vernal Ledger Recaps Local Movements and Oil Field Line
Enos Bernion acts as Coop manager in Hazes absence while George Hearle serves in the Senate in Salt Lake City. J L Hayes and Stanley Ashton travel east with Leslie Axton to buy goods. Utah's ninth legislative assembly convened in Salt Lake City. A mysterious railroad company coordinates 30 miles of graded track toward Grand Junction near Rangely oil fields. Boneta social hall, 40 by 60 feet, burned last week after limited use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Bernion
Coop
Hazes George Hearle
Salt Lake City
Senate
J .L Hayes
Stanley Ashton
Ash
Leslie Ashton
Assembly
Utah
Salt Leake City
New Castle
Grand River
Weeker
Salt Lake
Midland
Burington
Standard Oi
White River
Branaly
Grand Junction
Rangely Oil Fields
Boneta
Funeral Held for Preston Native William Anderson
Mrs J William Workman attended the funeral of her brother William Anderson in Preston. Anderson, born March 5 1873 in Parley s Park Utah, died of cancer at his Preston home. Funeral services were in the Preston Fourth Ward chapel and interment followed at Wasatch Lawn cemetery in Salt Lake City. He had lived in North Cache 17 years and served four missions and in multiple Preston ward bishoprics. Surviving siblings and relatives include several Workman and Anderson family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J William Workman
Salt Lake City
William Anderson
Cache Valley
Preston
Preston Fourth Ward
Wasatch Lawn
Parley’s Park
Summit County
Utah
Millie Goodridge
Park City
North Cache
Ilocal
Central States
Preston Wards
Sophie Workman Preston
J M Walker Emmett
Soren Dahl West
Forest receives unemployment relief funds for road work
The Ashley National Forest was allotted 430709 dollars in unemployment relief funds for road projects. One million is planned to finance a road from Lake Fork Mountain road to Wild Bill Ranger Station on Yellowstone Creek near Altonah. Another 250000 dollars funds improvements on the Vernal Manila road switchback segment.
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Ashey National Forest
Lake Fork Mountain
Wild Bill Ranger Station
Yellowstone Creek
Altonah
Vernal-Manila
Boy Scouts Receive Half a Million from Hubert Estate
The Boy Scouts of America receive 500000 from the Conrad Hubert estate. Trustees include Jules Rosenwald and Alfred E. Smith with funds to support national administration and future expansion. The gift, arranged by Bankers Trust, will aid national operations though not local councils. James E West praises the donation as a sign of belief in Scouting’s educational program.
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Boy Scout
America
Conrad Hubert
Boy Scouts of America
Bankers Trust Company
New York City
Coolidge
Alfred E Smith
Jules Rosenwald
Chicago
Hubert
James E West
Orgranization
Truberteate
Bcout
Boy Scotte
Amerier
Mrs Neal Guests Aboard Belgenlane On San Francisco Visit
Miss Margaret Neal of Oakland California was a guest of Mrs Leslie Ashton and Mrs James Chipman on the steamship Belgenlane. The trio sailed from San Francisco harbor for Hawaii and Honolulu on January 4. Mrs Ashton and Mrs Chipman hosted events aboard. Neal recently graduated as a nurse at Berkeley.
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Margaret Neal
Oakland
Calif
Leslie Ashton
James Chipman
Ashton
Chipman
San Francisco
Hawati
Nonchulu
Miss Neal
Berkley
Damaged Text Mentions Road Work Near Manila
Fragmentary note describes a project at Bheep Creek Mountain south of Manila with $390 funds to be used on the Dugway section of Brush Creek Mountain along the Vernal Manila road. Work slated to start in spring, pending weather and snow conditions.
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Manila
Brush Creek
Absence of Carl Davis Defines Utah Aggies Basketball Outlook
The Utah Aggies face league play without Carl Davis and Everett Campbell, impacting the lineup as they prepare for a two game series with Utah University in Logan. Coach Dick Romney must adapt a reshaped front court led by Seth Parkinson and returning guards Allsop Young Bennion while contenders for center and forward spots battle for rotation roles.
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Utah Aggies
Utah University
Logan
Aggies
Dick Romney
Carl Davis
Everett Campbell
Montana State
Seth Parkinson Anges
Romney Quint
Parkinson
Allsop Young
Bennion
Young
Rexburg
Idaho
Allsop
Grace
Delos Watkins
Ray Hogan
Thatcher Idaho
Hendersons Take Trip to Tridel on Bus
Mr and Mrs W G Henderson and Gene Merkley son of Mrs Nellie Merkley of Tridel motored to Tridel on Sunday on business. They returned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G Henderson
Royal Florence
Gene Merkley
Nellie Merkley
Tridel
Uintah Wins Close Game on Friday From Carbon
Uintah edged Carbon by a single point on Friday in Uintah high gym in a fast paced contest. The Mavericks then beat Green River Saturday while Roosevelt defeated Carbon in another tight game. Coach Davis plans practice games in Price this weekend with several students joining the road trip.
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Uintah
Carbon
Green River
Uintah High Gymn
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Boys
Carlton
Uinishs Boys
Davis
Boya
Price
Alma Barney Dies Aged 84 In Panguitch
Funeral services for Alma Barney 1843 1930 were held in Panguitch and Parowan with additional services in Salt Lake City. He 1850 Indian fighter who lived in Panguitch 25 years led Sunday schools 25 years and fathered ten children including Mrs Mary A Showalter Vernal and Mrs Dee Tebbs Salt Lake. He died after a lingering illness and was buried near Panguitch.
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Barney
Nevalo
Panguitch
Mary A Showalter
Vernal
Dee Tebbs
Salt Lake
Josephine Smith
Sadie B Evans Perowan
Vernal Jensen Road work planned for this year
At the Ver nal Lions club meeting chairman Jf B Calder reported plans to start the Vern al Jensen road this year and complete it to the Mantle ranch about half the distance. The road is expected to be finished in 1932. Appreciation was given to A Lents L H Allan and B OH Stringham for the entertainment committee work and to Gen Guild Paul Cowan and Glen Milter for the Christmas charity committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Jf B Calder
Mantle Ranch
Lents
Hf Allan
B OH Stringham
Guild Paul Cowan
Glen Milter
Weather Report Mentored Trip From Salt Lake City to Vernal
Ferrie Hadlock of Salt Lake City traveled to Vernal on business last week. He visited his parents Mr and Mrs E C Wadlock and returned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrie Hadlock
Salt Lake City
E C Wadlock
Death Claims Prof. Douglas River Operation
Uintah Basin records the death of Dr Earl Douglass scientist poet author and dinosaur fossil discoverer at his Salt Lake City home from complications after an operation He helped assemble the University of Utah and Carnegie Museum skeletons and led Utah diggings across eastern Utah and the West with a lifetime of field exploration and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Earl Douglas
Twelfth East St
Oalt Lake City
Balt Lake Hospital
Douglas
Medford
Minn
University of South Dakota
Agricultural College of Thee
Town State College
Universty of Montana
Princeton University
Beott
University of Utah
Douglass
Qgawin
Earl Douglass
Salt Lake City
Utah
Prospectors
Cal Duke opens coal mine eight miles southeast of town
Uintah county records note Cal Duke claims five feet of the valley’s best coal and optimism about the venture. The 1790 school-age children reflect strong local education needs as wool prices stagnate. County officials reorganize with O D Al Jennings chairing roads and bridges, Mckee on paupers, Siddoway and Whitlock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Duke
Cal Sayaha
Uintah County
Warden Dennton
Salt Lake
Board of County Commissioners
Charman
Jen c
Cateph Mckee
Ham Siddoway
Wilford Whitlock
Bullock
Haws
Wilson Dean
Brush Creek
R Bennion
John N Davis
John C. Bates
Samust
George Miller
John Peader
Charles Carter
Salt Sage
Moe
Louis Lind
I A Kimball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woolley
Maughan
Clerk of District Court
C P. Maughan
W D Candland
Mc Pleasant
Candland
George H Ryan
Ryan
Welling
A W . Ivins
Ivins
Constitutional Convention
John M Knight
Judiciary
Dilman
Sentax Lawa
Knight
Sion
J. William Workman
Ashley Forest
Vernal Manila Real Work
Boy Scouts
C. W. Showalter
Weather Report
Uin
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