Uintah District School Board Holds Busy Session
Uintah district school board tackles hearings from committees including taxi free transport concerns, Glines school building dismantling proposals, pipeline and CWA projects, and safety upgrades at Central School. The board approves consultations with the clerk and coordinates with Vernal City on maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Teachers Association
Glines Ward
School Board
Uintah
Uintah ‘Teachers Association
Ellis J Wilcox
Tras White
Dontl McConkie
Teachers Association
Dwintsah
Glines
Maeser
Vernal
H S&s
Tate
Gootrich
Wheat allotment checks expected next week
J S Weaver chairman of the district wheat allotment committee says checks will be mailed next week to all who signed contracts to total production wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J SW Weaver
District Wheat Allotment Committee
Gun Club Seeks Twenty Elk Under State Permit
Vernal Gun and Rifle club members plan a herd of twenty elk four bulls and sixteen cows after months of data and map work for the State Fish and Game department. The project seeks adequate winter range and protected glens in the Uintah high country to prevent poaching and establish a sustainable herd by spring 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Gun
Rifia Clay
CFP
Hendison
J Emery Doins
Glen Lambert
Thorne Louis Freestone
Wallace S Calder
State Fish and Game Department
Club
Department
State Department
Uintah Range
Daughters Rasmussen Buried in Maeser
Carma Rae Rasmussen died at age eight after five years of illness. Born November 6, 1925 in Vernal she was the daughter of Thurmer and Berena Glines Rasmussen. Funeral services were held in Lapoint with local clergy and a ward quartet singing. The burial followed at Maeser Cemetery in Vernal with Swain Funeral Home directing the cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Carma Rae Rasmussen
Thurmer
Berena Glines Rasmussen
Vernal
Hayden Foster
Ernest Eaton
Lapoint Ward
Do14
Lea Bigelow
Rockies
C A Thompson
David A Lameroux
Swain
Maeser
Twenty Years Ago in Meath and Uintah Basin Reflections
A two year old child of John ONeil was badly scalded Wednesday by falling into a tub of water. Ed C Simmer plans an auto line next spring. Arthur Rich runs a thriving store near the former Chmasky shop with Mrs Rich making the fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oneil
Samuels J IK Bullock
Canada
Nebeker
Salt Lake
Preece
Wm Witbeck
Ollie Reader
Leslie Ashton
Charles A Johnson
Logan
Avis and
Howard
The
Agricultural College
Vernal
Craig
Ed C. Simmer
Arthur Rich
Chmasky
Mirs
Rich
Boxing Bouts to Aid Lapoint Chapel Fundraiser
A three event fund drive in Uintah Basin features boxing at UH 5S gym January 26 with six six round bouts and three four round bouts. Notable matchups include Massey versus Bell, Eddie Baker against Jack Howard, and Fletcher versus Poll, followed by a dance and a Vogue theater screening to raise money for the Lapoint ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligint
LD & Lapoint
Uintah Basin
Utah
Salt Lake
Massey Uintah
Billy Bell
Jack Howard Vernal
Champon
California
Eddie Baker
Boston
Preston Fletcher
Vernal
Fritz Poll
Pacific Coast
Floyd Walker
Jimmy Brown
Philadelphia
Sammy Hatch
Joe Kimber
Gumber Jack
Oregon
Clair Fletcher
Martin Jarrell Lapoint
Imperial Hall
Vogue
International House
Lapoint Ward
CCC Camps to Be Continued in Utah in April Enrollment
Continuation of the Civilian Conservation Corps will employ about 5290 Utahns if quotas hold. An additional 12 month program was ordered for the Fort Douglas area with 5203 Utah men to be enrolled in April. Roughly 200 men will join each of 26 Utah camps and similar numbers in six camps in Nevada and Wyoming. About 2200 men are currently in winter camps in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Pegram Whitworth
Fort Douglas
Utah
Seld
C K Krams
Nevada
Wyomin
Vernal B P W Club Sets Strong Red Cross Drive Record
Vernal Business and Professional Women Club led by Miss Pearl Shaffer reports county wide Red Cross memberships. Remittances include $36, Bennett $15, Lapoint $6, with chairmen urging prompt gifts of $1 each. Over two months the group distributed flour clothing and blankets via thevetel committee and county agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Business and Professional Women Club
Miss Pearl Shaffer
Red Cross
Bennett
John Haslem
Lapoint
Ollie Justice
Vetel Committee
Princess Domingo 15th Tops Deden Stock Show Sale
Princess Domingo 15th a bull bred and consigned by Wryom ing Hereford ranch Cheyenne calved April 15 1838 topped the Deden Stock show sale selling to FR Laste of Duchesne for an undisclosed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Domingo
Wryoming
Cheyenne
Deden
Ovene
Laste
Duchesne
Funeral Services Held at Naples Chapel for Mrs Harriot Merrill
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Naples ward chapel for Harriot Merrill a pioneer of Ashley Valley who died Sunday afternoon at her home in Naples. Bishop Byron Goodrich presided with singing by a double mixed quartet and prayers by David L Richards. speakers included Ernest Eaton of Vernal and Porter M Goodrich. interment followed in Vernal cemetery with grandsons Porter M Goodrich and others as pallbearers.
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Naples
Naples Ward
Harriot Merrill
Ashley Valley
Hene
Byron Goodrich
David L Richards Porter Merril
O Donnel Goodrich
Ernest Eaton
Vernal
Jacob N Lybbert
John Nielson
Governor Blood Signs Codes of Fair Competition Edits
Governor Henry H Blood signed six codes of fair competition affecting the baking laundry printing retail tobacco and gray iron foundry industries and the farmers and distributors of the Proto mublished program. The measures, approved amendments to the roofing contractors code, set rules on premium advertising and the disposal of stale goods and adopt the Franklin Printing catalogue as the cost basis with immediate effect for the printing code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H Blood
Gray
Franklin
Bailey Ordered by Newton Brothers for Leather Goods
Louis A Bailey of Salt Lake City, a prominent leather dealer, is placing a large order with Newton Brothers for their manufactured products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A Bailey
Salt Lake City
Bailey
Newton Brothers
State Woolgrowers Oppose Land Withdrawal in Uintah Basin
Hugh W. Colton warned at the Utah State Woolgrowers Convention that a permanent withdrawal of 1.8 million acres of Uintah Basin grazing land for Uncompahgre Ute Indians would devastate the local livestock industry which wintered 135000 sheep and 25600 cattle. The meeting criticized the temporary withdrawal and urged opposing all Indian land withdrawals and park reservations.
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Colton
Uintah County
Utah
United States
Uirntah Basin
Utah State
Woolgrowers Association
Ma Hooper
Uintah Basin
Department of Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Partic Uarly
Ashley Valley
United County
State Woolcrowers Association
Salt Lake City
General Land Office
S M Jorgensen
Association
Blord
Hugh W. Colton
Indian Department
Vernal Airport Project Gets Regional Supervisor Backing
Utahs airport development program gains approval from Marshall Hoppin, regional airport supervisor, after conference with Dean R Bramhall. The plan covers Salt Lake City Ogden Price, Mant and Richfield expansions and projects in Cedar City Nephi Fillmore Kanab Enterprise Vernalston Spanish Fork Mt Pleasant Panguitch Tremonton Moab Blanding Greenriver, with interest in Zion Bryce natural bridges monument areas.
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Nephi Fillmore
Kanab Enterprise
Vernalston
Spanish Fork
Mt Pleasant
Panguitch
Tremonton
Moab
Blanding
Greenriver
Hoppin
Utahs National Parks
Zion
Bryce
Natural Bridges Monument
Utah
City Grants Wholesale Beer Licenses, Extends Telephone Co. Franchise
City council approves extending Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph franchise for 25 years and grants two wholesale beer licenses to G W S Baese Jr and FP W Canoll. A Class C beer license goes to J R Baldwin for the Vernal Hotel for on premise sale and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Co
Uintad State Bank
George FE Wkins
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Sbaese Jr
Canoll
Ro C G Cooper
Chas Alatch
Philip Watkins
Henry L Green
T G Alexander
George GC Wilkins
Charles A Natch
Henry & Green
H L Green
George E. Wilkins
George E Wilkins
Charles A Hatch
T’ G Alexander
George © Wiking
Chares A Hatch
Laws Philip Watkins
Attorney General Rules on Motor Vehicle Law Relating to School Boards
Attorney General Zelan Calder concludes private trucks under CWA school projects must obtain Utah Utilities Commission permission to operate. The ruling addresses whether privately owned trucks may haul freight in areas with licensed carriers and if school districts may pay private carriers for local freight services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Civil Works Administration
Joseph Chez
C Hi Skidmore
Uintah County
Skidmore
CWA
Zelan
Calder
Chez
Board of Education
OWA
Igate Carriex
Utilities Commission’ Tribune
Tracy of Watson Seeks Vernal Trompson Investigation
Tracy of Watson traveled to Vernal last weekend to urge an investigation into the proposed Vernal Trompson route via Ouray and Willow Creez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Watson
Ouray
Willow Creez
Federal relief plan shifts rural workers to part time roles
State official Robert I Winckley and Federal Administrator Harry L Hopkins outline a CWA effort to place 10060 rural workers in 15 hour weekly slots, reducing hours from 30 to 15 to hire extra personnel. The program aims to employ about 500000 nationwide with broader community benefits despite lower pay, while county projects in Nin th county face reorganizing and start delays as Wendyn and Calder coordinate new sites and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reief
Robert I. Winckley
Mr. Hinckley
Harry L Hopkins
Aong
CWA
Ninth County
Batok of Vernal
W F Wyman
Mayer Cooper
Calder
Weyman
Jensen People Narrowly Escape Death In River Plunge
Jensen and four men Touise Ramsey Wade and Gary Stewart narrowly escaped death when their car slid on an icy Provo Canyon road and plunged 22 feet into the Provo River. The car turned over five times landing on its radiator. most occupants escaped with minor injuries, aided by quick driver action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touise
Ramsey
Wade
Gary Stewart
Provo River
Yuma Arlo
Las Veras
Net
Provo Canyon
Nore
Forty Years Ago Seen Se Ten Vernal News Snapshot
Local youths buy bicycles and ride them through rotary branches. Tom Holdaway builds a large frame blacksmith shop on Second South street. The Loom telephone line nears operation. E W Davis leaves Vernal for Camp Field District. A benefit play for the Mutual association of Mill ward runs tomorrow and Saturday at Workman’s Fall. Uintah House offers supper for dancers and a Mask Ball, with masks by John Slaskenship and ME Brown.
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Vernal
Rotary
Tom Holdaway
Second South Street
E W Davis
Camp Fiotd
Mutual Association of
Uintah House
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H B Muleram
Vernal City Tire
F P G Bingham
John Stage
Central School
Central
Millleram
Lauren W Gibbs
Ballard Ward
John Bearden
Same Ag
Anterra High School
Todd
E Smith
Vernal City
Gun Club
Tadess Ae
Meath
Lapoint Chapel
UHS
Vernal B. P. W
Naples Chapel
Hugh W Colton
Woolgrowers Convention
East Lake City
Vernal Airport
Jensen
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