Vernal Express editorial note and subscription rates
The Vernal Express lists editors William B B Wallis and publisher Wallis, notes second class matter status from March 13 1909 and March 3 1875, outlines subscription prices one year 7.55, six months 1.50, three months 1.00, states independent in politics and optimistic in disposition, and mentions Utah State Press Association membership.
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Vernal
Lish
Uintas County
Utah State Press Association
Utah Should Adopt Direct Primary Election Measure
The Utah Legislature should enact a direct primary election law to allow popular candidate selection by the people. Although primary systems have flaws, they outperform the old party convention method, and Utah should join the majority of states in adopting a direct primary to show initiative and progress.
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Utah
Stahng
Red Cross plans five Uintah first aid kits in Vernal area
The Uintah County Red Cross chapter will distribute five First Aid kits, including a Sarge kit for Vernal, to Fort Duchesne, Watson, Ouray, Jensen and Gaubher. Supervisors Henry B Millecam and nurse L Murphy will determine needs and place kits at accessible points for emergencies. A Vernal station will add seating and materials to handle rising highway accident injuries.
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Uintah
Uintah County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Fort Duchesne
Watson
Ouray
Jensen
Guaher
Vernel
Henry B Millecam
L. K Murphy
Vernal
Coal Dealers Electio Election for Utah Code Authority Members
Coal dealers in Utah vote to elect members of Division 29 Code Authority to administer the Code of Fair Practice as Roosevelt’s February 14 1934 directive guides. Ballots postmarked after January 7 1935 will not count. Voting is conducted via Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce with ballots and information from the divisional committee.
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Fe'all Coe
Divion 29 Code Authority
Roosevelt
Utah
State of Utah
Creja Jtetharity
Ftate
Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce
Division of Organization Committee
E. L. Baker
White
Kulhe
Fide
Utah Leads in Percentage Of Babies Registered
Utah leads in census baby registrations, with higher cradle roll returns than many states. The survey spans from Vermont to California, noting Vermont at 66.3 percent as a comparison point amid nationwide participation.
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Utah
Vermont
California
Utah tops birth card returns in campaign drive
The "Register Your Baby" effort shows Utah leading with about ten percent response, while others trail. Nationwide rates reflect baby birth information gathered from 1933 births, as states like Vermont South Dakota and New Hampshire report varying returns.
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Vermont
South Dakota
Towa
New Hampshire
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Missouri
Kansas
South Corona
Nevada
Mississippi
Arkansas
Utah
Othr
Sawmill Near Vernal Furnishes Large Quantities of Native Shingles
The Park Lumber Co mill at Tuin Paks on Taylor Mountain north of Vernal, run by Jne Luck and Sons, produced large orders of lodge pole pine shingles after the season. Additional equipment will be installed in spring to meet Heasin area demand. Luck estimates over ten thousand shingles per ordinary day, with a peak of about 28000. The shingles, used on buildings in Vernal for over forty years, remain in good condition.
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Park Lumber Co
Tuin Paks
Taylor Mountain
Vernal
Jne Luck and Sons
Luck
Verens
Community Notes From Vernal Week End
Vernal locals report visitors and travel dates as families attend school in Salt Lake City Provo and Provo area. Residents like James Rasmussen Harvey Knight and Luke Clergson visit Roosevelt and attend church meetings. Ice harvesting continues with an accident to J P Stevens and BYU winter quarter plans for Claude Wooley.
Christmas on the Maryland Aboard San Pedro Ship
Mrs J P Stevens reveals a letter from her son Ransom aboard the Maryland at San Pedro. He describes Christmas gifts and meals for 400 poor children, followed by fitting them with warm clothing from the commissary. He says the sight of the smiling, starved faces gave him the greatest thrill of his life and wishes friends a prosperous New Year.
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Yisher
J P Stevens
Ransom
Maryland
San Pedro
RANGELY residents on holidays and local visits
Clarence Miller returns from Idaho to Rangely for holidays. Cecil Banta comes from DeBeque. Mrs Frank Goeder departs for Ft Collins to visit daughter Mrs Jones and family. R Kuhlman and Fred Mobley bring back a head wagon for the county. H E Phillips Sr and Garold MecNew visit Rifle relatives. Orville and Garold MecNew return to Western State College. Fred Nichols attends two day commissioners session. Mrs L White hosts Woman's Club with social visit tone. JRR Coltharp coal mine closes. Ray Robinson visits Rio Blanco. Orval Abplanalp from Levi Williams' sheep camp. George Roberts visits Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs Calvat visit Price and Roosevelt.
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Clarence Miller
Idaho
Cecil Banta
DeBeque
Mra
Frank Geeder
Janith
Mrs Jones
Golen
Frank Goeder
Ft Collins
R Kuhlman
Fred Mobley
Montrose
H E Phillips Sr
Garold MecNew
Rifle
Orville
Western State College
Fred A! Nichols
Jan Tat Meeker
Hew Court House
L & White
Woman's Club
JRR
Coltharp
Ray Robinson
Rio Blanco
Orval
Levi Willams
Willow Creek Community News Roundup
Jim Luster returned Janetb from Salt Lake with family for the holiday. Harold Florence joined Luster from Salt Lake after six weeks visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs James Florence and family moved to Roosevelt. Mrs Mayo, formerly ill with heart trouble, moved to their home. Elsie Stewart rushed to Valle hospital for flu with mastoid complications. Bill Hambrick Bud Taylor and John Dowling transported cattle from Ell Creek to Cliff Broome place for winter feeding. Harold Florence and Mrs Jane Sok toured to obtain desks and books for upper Willow Creek school. Opened night with Mrs A L Johnson. Ms Alice Larson and Mrs Wilma Bortholomew were dinner guests at Abe Iateh’s home. WCC held monthly meeting at the action house. program and gate games noted. A L Johnson and Jess Thompson visited Verdal for business. W Squires of Watson visited Friday and Saturday to oversee cattle Tom McKenna feeds. Squires also listed in cotton cake.
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Jim Luster
Salt Lake
Mr Luster
Colorado
Harold Florence
James Florence
John Mayo
Roosevelt
Mayo
Elsie Stewart
Valle Hospital
Verna
Stewart
Bill Hambrick
Bud Taylor
John Dowling
Ell Creek
Norman Taylor
Cliff Broome
Jane
Upper Willow Creek
A. L. Johnson
Alice Larson
Wilma Bortholomew
Mire Abe
WCC
Acthon House
Arid Gates
L. Johnson
Jess Thompson
Squires of
Watson
Tom McKenna
Squires
Sacrament meeting programs and community notices in a local paper
In Sacramento meeting a piano solo by Margaret Oaks and talks by Maggie Hall and Betty Jackson opened an evening. A play Here Comes Tires Knights drew a large audience, followed by a dance with Nevan Band. Myrna Bingham, eldest daughter of Joan Bingham, is seriously ill at home. Edith Blackburn returned from Swan Valley. several families quarantine for measles. PTA lecture by nurse L. K. Murphy, Stake party at Miveser Amusement hall, State Fair show with Neves Band, Bellet Society social, Relief Society readings and a plate lunch for forty. Nya Morley Jones ill at home with children Clelia and Myron recovering from recent tonsil/adenoid removal.
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Margaret Oaks
Maggie Hall
Betty Jackson
Edith Allen
Vonetta Bchanno
Mary Hall
Electr Brigham MecConkie
Nevan
Myrna
Joan Bingham
Mises
Edith Blackburn
Percy Blackburn
Swan Valley
Idaho
Francis Cole
James Fisher
Hyrum Burgess
Joe Luck
Joe Merkley
Hert Merkley
Morgan Merkley
Charles Palmer
L. K. Murphy
Nurse
PTA
Miveser
Neves
Bellet Society
Ethelyynne Collett
Ina Caldwell
Macad Carspen
Uintah High School International Relations Meeting
Uintah High School students held a noon meeting of the International Relations club with a lunch from the caf. Attorney Hugh W Colton spoke on the subject while about twenty attended. Pep rally in the afternoon featured predictions for the upcoming Uintah Roosevelt games. Girls pep club applauded as Ted Woolley and Stephen Earnghem led cheers. Class debates directed by Ruth Winder and Mr. Clarke progressed with final results to be announced later. A new roster lists names of students including Lela Celten Ruth Caldwell Dora Hall and others. Faith Yorme returns after a health issue following Thanksgiving.
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International Relations Club
Cafetera
Hugh W Colton
Coch Davis
Hadlok
Mit
Lela Celten
Ruth Caldwell
Dora Hall
Georgee Lyea
Ellen Merkley
Fdna McConkie
Lola Manwaring
Mary Helen Mis
Agnew Norgard
Lorene Evetnam
Esse Jane Eowards
Shirley Slaugh
Barta ‘Stringham
Swetnam
Valeska Fannes
Marjola Twitchell
Ruth Winder
Maeser Hoffeltz Returns Home from Salt Lake Visit
John Hoffeltz Maeser returned home last week after several weeks visiting his children Sam Hofeltz and Mrs Bell Wardle in Salt Lake City. Wells Ashby was released as president of the heir organization and Carl R Richens was chosen to fill the vacancy amid a brief program noting temple work and related duties.
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John Hoffeltz
Salt Lake
Hys
Sam. Hofeltz
Bell Wardle
Wells Ashby ‘Ag
Carl R Richens
Ren
District School News From Deep Creek Area
District notes report measles related absences and student counts in Deep Creek vicinity. Dragon School hosts a talk by Frank Crouse from Uncle Sam’s forces about travel in the Pacific. Visitors include county nurse. new pupil Billy Joe Price from Grand Junction joins fifth grade. Friday picture show moved to Friday night with a well attended dance after.
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Dragon School
Rodebaugh
Rey G F Guild
Mra Bertha Mereditht
Vernal
Hawa
Burnell
Tom Timothy
Baby
Timothy
Mra Haws
Frank Crouse
Uncle Sama
Hawaiian Islands
Navy
Army
United States
Islands
Billy Joe Price
Grand Junction
Snowy Window Decorations By Ballard First And Second Graders
The second grade created snowmer houses and trees for window decor while the first grade made snowflakes. A toy day featured a shore table of toys. Students kept Hettle broom and Betty’s doll for the doll house. The second grade displayed rotten? cotton seeds from Louisiana and a cocoon with elk skein from Indiana. The first grade will practice reading to Principal Larson's room.
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Ballard
Wanea
Betty
Louissiana
Indiana
Magellan Tale Heard At Naples School Trip
Monday, 1290, third and fourth graders visited Manica store to hear a radio story of Magellan. Flowes described asking the Spanish king for ships and crew. the king supplied five ships and ten hundred eighty men. The fleet faced storms and mutiny. Deserts, disease, and thirst weakened the crew. Magellan and seven friends died protecting a chief who helped them. One ship continued, with only eighteen men returning to Spain.
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Naples
Manica
Magellan
Spain
Turner
Macgillian
Paper Renewal Offer for Neighbor at $3.75
A notice invites a renewal and new subscription for a neighbor at three dollars and seventy five cents, with a one half deduction for trouble. The ad emphasizes timely renewal to secure the newspaper delivery.
Dare Mentha-Pepsin Stomach Distress Remedy Promise
An advertisement claims a bottle of Dares Mentha-Pepsin cures acute stomach distress and heartburn. It touts rapid relief within minutes from a tablespoonful, guarantees money back if symptoms persist, and notes high sales in a New Jersey town. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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New Jersey
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White River
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Tom and
Lois
Provo
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Byu
Frank Jarmon
John Young
Avalon School
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Jarmon
Lapoint
Harry Larson
Moringy
Mra Chlara Yeuell
Mra Larson
Bince Etling
Barson
Mia Vera Briant
Tenton L Williams
Flake
Luke Clerg
Drayden Feeter
Thoves Larson
James Ratmissen
Mark Woolley
Ducherne
Willow Creek
Uintah High School
Clarke
Nok
Knean
Cean Aune
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Lapoint School
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