Wool Raisers Reelect Tebra Wan Beam to Lead Livestock Group
A 2 day meeting of the wool raisers association continued with 220 000 for a study of big game competition with domestic livestock. Governor Maw appointed a fish and game commissioner to cooperate with livestock interests, and the group urged national self sufficiency, opposed reciprocal trade, and backed tax and labor provisions related to sheep. They praised forest service and urged range management, reduced big game, and maintaining Lamb Week while supporting public land policies and monument restrictions.
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Herbrt
Fish and Game
Atute
Diab Private Land Protective Association
America
Logan
Maw
Henry H Blood
Utah
National Forests
Forest Service
Ickes
Interior Department
Yucalante National Monument
J W Robinson
Sidrestes
Maeser Birthday Celebrant Charles W Graham Turns 82
Vernal resident Charles West Chaham Graham celebrates his eighty second birthday at Maeser home with friends. Born January 15 1889 in Monmouth Illinois he is a longtime Utah pioneer who helped open the Carbet white mines in eastern Utah and prospected gold in Jesse Ewing canyon. He attributes longevity to outdoor health habits and remains active walking two miles to town several times weekly.
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Vernal
Charles West Chaham
Maeser
Stephen W Ashby
Monmouth
Warren County
Forgua
Eliabeth
Baldwin Graham
Kansas
Utah
Ashley Valley
Glines Watd
Jossie Druftard
Carbet
Soil Conservation Offices Opened in Uintah Basin
Officials from the Soil Conservation District halted transfer of funds while delaying final site decisions for 12 field offices in the Uintah basin. At a Salt Lake City meeting, regional leaders noted office location depends on available facilities and housing, with Roosevelt and Fisher tied to assignments pending formal agreements.
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Woodard
Boil Conserva Service
Roosevelt and
Fisher
Soil Conservation Service
Tundal Jana Dereone
Roosevelt Plans $100000 Increase for 1941 Grazing Service
President Roosevelt proposed an extra 100000 in grazing service appropriations for the 1941 budget, bringing total requested funds to 1,109,000 for the year ending June 30, 1944. Salaries and expenses would rise by 20,000, with state and private lands leases under the Pierce Act counted in the increase. The current 250,000 for district improvements remains unchanged, while current-year salaries and expenses totaled 750,000.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Utah Wool Auxiliary elects Vernal woman vice president
The twelfth annual Utah Wool Growers Auxiliary convention concluded Friday noon in Salt Lake City with Vernal’s Mrs Vernal Chipman elected vice president and Mrs Moroni A Smith named first vice president. Other new officers include Mrs Bryant H Stringham, secretary treasurer Mrs David Smith Jr, and historian Mrs Chipman. The group endorsed knitting with American wool and urged higher lamb consumption while leaders emphasized national organization and chapter reports from Salt Lake City, American Fork, Vernal, and Celie City.
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H Jay Kearnes
Sait Lake City
Womens Auxiliary
Alan Wool Growers Association
Utah
Kearnes
J TR Filason
Salt Lake City
Moroni A Smith
Bryant H Stringham
Woolth
American Fork
Celie City
Te Ronvention
Utah Governor Urges State Government Reform
Governor Maw calls for a sweeping reorganization of state agencies. He argues many departments lack cost control, efficiency, and interagency coordination, urging consolidation under a unified framework and tighter legislative oversight. He also favors a tax plan to fund public needs while trimming overhead.
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Fair Trade Board
Publc Service
Dtte Insuraice
Department of Registration Rate
Securitie Board
Roac Commission
Iquor Commission
Department of Wericulture
Teaith
de Ee Ata
Wou
Department of Finance Liquor Commission
Universy of
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
State Publicity
Department OF Publicity and Industrial Development
Industres
Inter Department
Comerin Tits Self
Merry H Bloods
Maw
Dleperiment Ag
Emi
Brese
Deseret News
Officers and Directors Of The Bank of Vernal
Bank of Vernal names Willis L Johnson president Rin Showalter vice president N J Meagher cashier FR Johnson cashier and WOE wit Seck Elmer Snow Roy Showalter Willis L Johnson and N J Meagher Jr named directors at a recent meeting
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Bank of Vernal
Tr Minuel
Willis L Jonson
Rin Showalter
N J Meagher Cahier
Johnson Resistant Cashitr
Wit Seck
Elmer Snow Roy Showalter
Willis L Johnson
N J Meagher Jr
Reservow Directors Elected At Annual Meeting Monday
Aliley Valky Reservow elected two directors at its annual meeting held Monday at Oaks Park. Engineers reported dam work near completion though labor shortages slowed progress. About 7,500 acres of water storage is expected for Ashley valley farms in 1941 with Oaks Park supplying 6,800 acres, Long Park 500, and Twin Lakes and Goose Lake 400. Stockholders praised reservoir returns and urged continued development to ensure irrigation water for the next season.
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Elmer
Tre Oaks Park
Long Park
Poiret
Leon
Oaks Fork
Ashley Valley
Oaks Park
Twin Lakes
Goose Fake
Christensen
Genaal Ue
County to Aid in Maintaining Hospital Here
County moves to support hospital upkeep through farm to market road funds. Road districts named and agreements sought for farm to market route via McCoy corner and Karren ranch. WPA projects listed with engineering items. manufacturing company reps present on job use and state aid aspects.
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McCoy Corner
Maeser Road
Lewis Freestone
Walter Corless
Walter Anderson
Preece
McKee
Vetnal
Tantla
Willow Creek
Yree
Giles Maeser
Weaver
Tavior
Taylor
John
Ft Pope
Jey Larser
Andrew Karren
Benton Tacke
Thes
Todd Barle
Cypleston
Ray W Bartey
the Newton
Lawrence May
Newton Manufacturing Company
Clive Wartle
Utah National Guard
Volt
Po Heath
Rapy Walker
Anto
WPA
Provo
Laat
As Saan
Benti
Sheep Industry Prompts Utah Range and Forage Debate
Utah delegation hears calls to conserve forage and curb big game to protect range. Dr Adam Bennion highlights sheep sector profitability from 1940 to 1941, citing wool and lamb exports, while C J Olsen urges reduced big game numbers to ease forage pressure and prevent wasteful land use.
Under the Capitol Dome The Utah Legislature Opens Session
The Vernal Express previews Utah’s new legislative session with Governor Maw’s first message. It outlines reforms to cut boards and departments, centralize activities, and boost business while urging social reforms and restrained expenditures. The column pledges weekly updates on bills, votes, and administrative changes.
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Utah
Vernal Express
Capitol Dome
Herbert B
Utah Sid
National Defense
Maw
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
The family of Mrs Laurel A Johnson expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance and the beautiful flowers during the illness and death of their loved one.
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Laurel
Johnson
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