Vaudeville and Dance Friday for Fireman's Fund
Vaudeville and dance show next Friday at Orpheum Hall raises funds for Vernal city fire protection. Acts include Jazzarilla, Standing Room Only, Mina Davis songs, Exhibition Waltz, string trio From the Sunny South, Teasin dance, and a fiddlers contest. Net proceeds fund home protection with negligible expenses and more than 600 seats available.
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Fire Sparatus
Vernal City
Vaudevile
Miss Rubpya Walls
Sunny South
W Sperling
Gus Davis
Edith DeMolly
Fay Sidoway
Reva York
Sybil Collyer
Oral
Coltharp
Thelma Coupe
Eva York
Orpheuy ‘Hall
Colton Proposes Bills to Open Indian Lands in Utah
Congressman Don B Colton introduces two bills to open lands within the former Uncompaghre Indian reservation in Utah containing gilgonite or other fire substances. One bill would allow sale at public auction or sealed bids under interior secretary discretion. The other would locate entry and patent these lands under US mineral land laws. Early action is hoped to balance Utah interests.
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Washington
Don B Colton
Congress
Utah
Secretary
Interior
United States
Colton
Interior Department
Uintah County Fair Begins Active Preparations
The Uintah County Fair committee adds E A Manker to the board and plans early meetings to choose sub committees. County agent Peterzon met with the Western Farm Bureau division at Fort Duchesne about sectional fair work, especially involving the Indians. Innovations are planned to surpass previous efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
E. A. Manker
Peterzon
Farm Bureau
Fort Ducherne
Sheepmen of Utah Gain Victory in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reversed a Colorado federal district ruling, allowing Ray Jones, David Karren and others to be prosecuted in federal court for conspiring to block William Bascom and others from driving sheep over public land in Moffat County Colorado. The Utah cattlemen clash has long involved deaths and sheep losses as Utah flocks used Colorado summer ranges. The decision could end the range war between Utah woolgrowers and Colorado cattlemen.
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Washington
Federal District Court of Colorado
Ray Jones
David Karren
William, Bascom
Vernal
Utah
Moffat County
Colo
Colorado
Uintah County
Sunmmmer
Survey of Project 10 B Costs and Construction Plans
Surveying and engineering work on State Road Project 10 B from the Verna flagpole to High Line canal has consumed Uintah county funds. Officials note federal aid is not used for the preliminary survey and that only one mile may be surfaced with native asphalt. More surveying is required before construction begins.
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Henderson
W H. Siddoway
W.L. Fietcher
O Pr
Flagpole
Verna
High Line Canal
State Road Department
Uintah County
Ellis
Road Commission
Peterson
Enis
Former Glines Resident Alice Bingham Dies at Roosevelt
Alice Gardner Bingham wife of Bishop Charles P. Bingham of Alterra died Sunday morning in Roosevelt from heart trouble. Survived by husband seven children including Merl Bingham. step-siblings and relatives from Vernal Fort Duchesne Salt Lake City attended. Funeral Tuesday at Roosevelt Annunciation Hall with music and speakers. interment in Roosevelt cemetery.
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Roosevelt
Alice Gardner Bingham
Charles P. Bingham
Alterra
J. P. Rudy
Thaye Arp
Fort Duchesne
Ernest Hess
Salt Lake City
Bingham
G Fies Ward
Athby Valley
W. A. Bingham
Thos. McNeill
Robert H. Williams
Vernal
Bishop Bingham
B. Q. Colton
J. E Morton
A. Reynolda
W.L. Woollf
Ernest Eaton
Stamey Hood
Representative Hollenbeck Holds Back Pay Check
EAST LAKE CITY January 16 Yesterday was payday in the fifteenth legislature. Members received checks for thirty days and mileage, except Representative Hollenbeck of Duchesne County who kept his from the state auditor awaiting his decision. Clerk Cropper said lawmakers are employers of the state and must be enrolled on the payroll, a point Hollenbeck reportedly disputed. Meanwhile other business occupied Hollenbeck's attention.
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East Lake City
Menberg
Hollenaheck
Duchesne County
Hollenbeck
Wask
Cherk Cropper
Cropper
Nuchete
Yeatterday
Hollen‘beck
Tribune
Vernal City Council Addresses Tampered Fire Plug and Dog Tax
The Vernal City Council met Wednesday with all members present except Harmony Sowards excused for fitness. John M Davis reported on dairy inspections with City Physician O Dofinell. A favorable report was given after council attention to tampering with a fire plug, which was frozen and broken. A notice was ordered to warn against tampering. The first reading of a revised tax ordinance proposed increases for male dogs to two dollars and female dogs to five dollars.
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Vernal City Council
Sowards
John M‘davis
O’dofinell
Frank Hatch
Smith Wallis marry in St George Temple 1923
Mr and Mrs Don G A Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Navy to Archibald D Wallis son of Editor John R Wallis of the Washington County News and brother of James H Wallis of the Vernal Express. The ceremony was performed in the St George Temple on January 17 1923.
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Don G. A. Smith
St. George
Utah
Navy
Archibslad D Wallis
John R Wallis
The
Washington County News
James H. Wallis
Vernal Expres
St. George Temple
Earth's Axis Shifting and Frigid Zones May Grow Mild
London reports the earths spin wobbles with Greenland moving westward about twenty yards yearly. Observatories in Potsdam Ukiah California and Labrador coast note pole drift northward. Authorities say pole shifts could warm currently frigid regions and alter global climate.
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London
Col. P.jensen
Greenland
North Pole
Potsdam ‘Observatory
Ukiah
California
Labrador
Uintah National Farm Loan Assn Officers Elected At Meeting
W. Welat was elected president of the Uintah National Farm Loan Association with E A Cramer as vice president. The board includes Wallace Oaks J N Lybbert and Alfred Simper, with A G Goodrich and Andrew Didley Jr as alternate members. E A Manker remains secretary treasurer. The Uintah County group has 63 members with total loans of 154 500. Six loans in process total 8 500 and applications pending. Foreclosures have not occurred in the county.
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Uintah Nationals Fame Loan Association
G. W. Welat
E. A. Cramer
Wallace ‘Oaks
J.N. Lybbert
Alfred Simper
A. G. Goodfrich
Andrew Didley, Jr
E. A. Manker
Ufitah
Federal Landbank N Utitah‘ Collety
Federal Land Bank
Berkley
California
Utah
Pacific District
Nettsary
Emerald Oil Company Board Visit Rangely
Emerald Oil Company board members led by president James Hacking and vice president A N Johnson visited Rangely on Tuesday to inspect hosting facilities and plan year 1923 operations with directors W Ashton John Bennion and H W Woolley in attendance.
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James Hacking
A N. Jonson
Ey Aj
Manker
Walter Wooljoey
Affectars Re. Somoset
Mr. Hacking
Mr Johnson
W. Ashton
John Bennion
H. W. Woolley
Friendly Life of Vernal Has Strong Appeal
Mrs Laura Rogers of 902 W Franklin Ave Minneapolis writes about renewing her Express subscription. She praises the temple like and friendly life of Vernal and Ashby valley, and says the slower pace beats city rush and struggle. She hopes to become Vernal’s family again.
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Laura
Rogers
Franklin, Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
the Express
Ashby Valley
Vernal
Delightful Weather With Bright Days and Dusty Roads
Weather notes cheerful with sunlit days and clear nights. Roads turning dusty as mild conditions persist.
Uintah County Assessor Names Deputies and Assignments
Assessor Shaffer aims to complete Uintah county property assessments by May 7. Deputies in the field include Olsen, Holmes, Vernon, Birow, Young, Lyman, Ertlett, and Snellen Johnson in the office. The task covers towns such as Naples Davis Jensen and areas west of Mill Creek, with emphasis on personal property assessments and forthcoming adjustments across departments.
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Jones M. Shafer Hope
Uintah County
Jacob Olsen
William Holmes
Willow Creek
Dingon
Waton
Olsen
Naples
Davis
Jensen Waren
Andrew Vernon
Mill Atrest
Maeger
Beymour B. Birow
Mill Streat
Georgy’ E. Young
Green River
Moffat
Fort Duchesne
Randlett
Ouray
A. M. Lyman
Tate Road
Uintah River
Whiterocks
Uintah
Tridell
Deep Creek
Owen Ertlett
Ledton
Bennett, Alterra
Hayden and Willson
Shaffir
Verng City
Snellen Johnson
Natro
Colton to Confer in Utah on Colorado River Pact
Rep Colton of Utah plans talks in Utah with Governor Mabey about a Colorado River pact. He opposes ratification until he can study the terms more fully after accompanying Rep Montoya to New Mexico and returning to Washington.
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Colton
Utah
Washington
D.C
Congressional
Inta
Montoya
New W Mexico
Bollt Lake
Mabey
Legislators Entertained with Informal Reception
Governor Mabey and state officials invite members of the legislature and the public to an informal reception Friday evening January 19 at 8 o'clock. The event aims to provide access to current administration officials and legislators in a casual setting.
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Charles R. Mabey
Funeral for John Shaffer Held Sunday in Vernal
The funeral for John Shaffer, a Vernal resident killed in a saw mill accident near Everett Washington, was held Sunday at the Vernal Second Ward chapel. Speakers offered consolation to his widow of six weeks as the community mourned this tragic loss.
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John Shaffer
Everett
Washington
Second Ward
George E. Wilkins
George A. Sinagh
A. G. Goodrich
J. N
Duane
Gerald Watkins
Lavell
Clement Eaton
Alden Shaffer
LeLand Gillman
Vernal
James M. Shaffer
Wee
Shafferts
Eaton
Roy Shaffer
Praus Monia
Frante
Shawl
Shaffer White
Bear
William Ef, ‘Witbeck, Jr
Review of the Legislature Doings and How to Learn More
The piece notes a general review of state legislature activities from day to day. It suggests readers contact their state representative for copies of specific bills they desire.
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Fireman’s Fund
Orpheus
Sheepmen
Supreme Tribunal
Uitah County
Glines
Charles P. Bringham
Allterra
George Temple
Uintah National Farm Loan Assn, Haye
Emerald QI
Shaffer
Te County
Bank of Vernal
Thib Bank 18
Uintah Ttasin
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