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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1921

Page

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Camp Fires and Forgeries: Uintah County News 1920

Reports late Friday of two sheep camps burned near Hill Creek, one at Coltharp and one belonging to Nick Pappas. Shots heard were misidentified as gunfire. no injuries. Sheriff Lafe Richardson pursued leads with Pappas. Also details 1920 Uintah county marriages 70 licenses, ages, and a split in divorces in Fourth Judicial District. notes on widows and gaps in marital patterns.

Uintah H. Coltharp Nick Pappas Cook Ridge Hill Creek Lafe Richardson Vernal Cookridge Richardson Coltharp Watson James O'Neil Fourth Judicial District Court A. B. Morgan

Stockman Pleased With Ashley Valley Climate

Lee Taylor a stockman and Galloway cattle breeder spent a week in Vernal seeking a site for a thoroughbred cattle ranch. He was impressed by the mild winter climate and plans to return in spring to decide on moving to Ashley valley with pure bred stock. He traveled from Craig to Helper through the United basin.

Lee Taylor Vernal Nebraska Mr. Taylor Ashley Valley Craig United Basin

Harding Invites Utahan to Publishers Meeting

At the invitation of President elect Harding R T Porte president of the Porte Publishing company of Salt Lake will be in Marion Ohio January 26 to attend a meeting there of country publishers Porte is leaving today and will attend meetings of printers and publishers in Denver Omaha Kirksville Mo Little Rock Ark Nashville Tenn Cincinnati Chicago Topeka Kan and Wichita Kan

Harding R. T. Porte Porte Publishing Company Salt Lake Marion Ohio Porte Denver Onaha Kirksville Little Rock Ark Nashville

Indian Princess Seeks Pilot’s License Honor

Aniwegt Boudinot, grand niece of Sequoyah, aims to fly to Washington to qualify for a pilot license and become the first Indian girl to hold such distinction after her statue was placed in the Hall of Fame by Oklahoma.

Aniwegt Boudinot Chief Sequoyah Washington Oklahoma

Representative Sander Named to Four Key Utah Committees

Isabrand Sander of Uintah county is assigned to four important Utah legislature committees Corporations Engrossing Highways and Bridges and State Mental Hospital. The Uintah county people are confident in benefits from his work.

Isabrand Sander Uintah County Utah Uintah’ County

Trappers Receive Large Bounties From Uintah County

Uintah County paid 1550 in bounties during November and December for 344 coyotes and 58 bobcats. Vernal trappers led by George Miller and C A Riskey earned top amounts while Jensen area collectors including J W Campbell and A E Nelson also received notable sums. January 11 saw Charlies Green of Ouray net 146 dollars from 32 coyotes and 6 bobcats. Christmas and Hawaiian pageants noted as great successes.

Uintah County George Miller C. A. Riskey Levi Hunting J. J. Barnes Leroy Williams Floyd Oaks Lorenzo Watkins Arthur Massey Glen Oaks Vernal Jensen Trappers Roy Murray Ivan Peterson John Ainge J. W. Campbell George E. Thome Ouray Peter Domgaard Fr. Duchesne William Wilson Lahore A. E. Nelson Watson Charlies Green

Vernal Ward Pageants Draw Crowds at Vogue

Success marked Vernal Second Ward pageants at the Vogue last Monday with forty in line before opening. Every seat filled and standing room scarce as many were turned away. a repeat show was announced for Wednesday and a generous fund total was raised for the chapel.

Vernal Second Ward Vogue Vernal Second Ward Chapel Fund

City Council Meeting Debates Pipe Costs and Local Damage

Mayor Colton leads a Wednesday session with Carter Bates Davis Sowards and officials. They discuss pipe quotations, Merkley land damage, and a $7.00 potato crop claim. Gould license issues, nuisance abatement at the old Omaha saloon site, and rising petty theft are reviewed along with police action and public cooperation.

D. Colton Carter Bates Davis Sowards Wolley Hatch Marshal Eaton Watson George Merkley Merkley Colton Fay Gould Gould

Petition Urges Extra Judge for Seventh District

The Price bar association and the Price Rotary Club ask Utah lawmakers to add a district judge to the Seventh judicial district covering Sanpete Carbon Emery Grand and San Juan counties. Representative L E Witmore of Carbon proposes a bill to establish two district judges for the district.

Bar of Price Rotary Club Sanpete Carbon Emery Grand San Juan House of Representatives L. E. Witmore Carbon County

Money Not Secured For Uintah School District

William H. Siddoway and L. W. Curry returned from Salt Lake City reporting failure to secure funds for Uintah School District. Legislature did not specify payment method or timing for money voted as indebtedness, while Curry stays to help craft a law to overcome the issue for districts that have voted such indebtedness.

William H. Siddoway L. W. Curry Salt Lake City Uintah Siddoway Curry

Local Officials Return From Salt Lake City Conventions

President Don B. Cohen County Agent J H Wittner Manager Leon ard Perry and George A Slaugh returned Wednesday evening from Salt Lake City where they have been attending various conventions.

Don B. Cohen J. H. Wittner Leonard Perry George A. Slaugh Salt Lake City

Ouney Valley Irrigation Company Elect Officers

Ouny Valley Irrigation Company elects Orson B Calder president Byron O Colton vice president Lawrence Wall Randlett W P Ellsworth Ouray and Jacob Joergensen Roosevelt as directors N J Hansen retained as secretary An extension to the canal was authorized at the new officers meeting and work is to be done this spring

Uintah Orson B. Calder Byron O. Colton Lawrence Wall Randlett W. P. Ellsworth Ouray Jacob Joergensen Roosevelt N. J. Hansen

Vernal City Beats Duchesne In Fast Friday Clash

Vernal city’s basketball team defeated Duchesne All Stars 37 to 29 at Orpheus Hall in a swift hard fought game. Duchesne suffered its first loss of the season as Central School outscored Uintah Academy second team 23 to 12 in the preliminary.

Duchesne Vernal Town Orpheus Hall Scove Duchesne Boys Central School Uintah Academy

Sheriff Recovers Runaway Bay Near Vernal

Sheriffs office captures Philip Van Jr after he escaped Ogden ageeten school for theft. He was located near Hill creek about sixty miles from Vernal and is jailed awaiting Ogden officer arrival. Van explains he used locker keys to gain freedom with a belt aid.

Lafe Richardson Philip van, Jr Ogden Philip van Sheriff Richardson Hill Creek Vernal Van Young van

Emerald Oil Company's Field Advances and Deep Drilling Prospects

Emerald Oil Company reports 1920 output of 14 645 barrels of crude oil from its Raven Refining contractor in Uintah basin. Well No 16 produced 1206 barrels, overturning prior geology views of shallow blanket sands. The firm holds 22 claims across 3 526 acres on the dome’s west side, with 14 more in progress. Drilling efforts by rival companies Richmond Refining and Associated Gill, backed by Southern Pacific, with $660 068 budgets, push toward Dakota sands at 3 800 to 4 600 feet. A saltwater and gas strata were encountered, while current crude carries 41 percent gasoline.

Wella Emerald Oil Company Verne Corporation Raven 641 and Refining Company CaHferala Laetyear Uintah Enos Bernalan A. A. Brigmans Esperatora Emerald One Mateen Wolla Froga Lold Raven Park Cher Richmond Restaing Company BAH Associated Gill Southern Pacifi Railroad Ulso Dakota HK Ie Richmond Richmond Company Emerald Wella

County Club Leader Returns From Convention

Forest Staugh county leader of the boys and girls club work returned Sunday from Salt Lake City and Logan where he attended the Annus State Farm Bureau convention the County Agents convention and the Annual Farmer's Roundup at Logan. He notes that at the Farmer's Roundup both houses of the State legislature visited the Agricultural College and the roundup. Slaugh met Leo D Young Uintah county's Farm Bureau seed pool representative who said one car of seed had been sold and several buyers were on the ground. County agent J H Wittmer and George A Slaugh remained in Salt Lake City for the State Irrigation Congress beginning this week.

Forest Staugh Salt Lake City Logan Annus State Farm Bureau Slaugh State Legislative Agricultural College Leo D. Young Uintah County State Farm Bureau J. H. Wittmer George A. Slaugh State Irrigation Congress

Burlington Wilg Secures D and U S Railway Property

A major deal places the Denver and Salt Lake railroad under Burlington control per the Steamboat Pilot. Burlington has secured 160 acres beside the Moffat shops in Utah Junction to build extensive shops, signaling a decisive move amid Colorado railroad troubles and potential transcontinental extension.

Denver and Salt Lake

Thawing Frozen Water Pipes With Simple Home Methods

The article describes several methods to thaw frozen pipes without specialized tools. It suggests placing unslaked lime in a wet flannel around the affected area to generate heat and melt the ice, using an electric iron with a damp rag over the frozen spot, and notes that flat irons provide less steady heat.

Governor Mabey Invited to Harding Coolidge Inauguration

Invitation received by Governor Mabey to attend and participate in the inauguration of Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge as president and vice president. Signed by Edward B. McLean as chairman and Jess W. Smith as secretary of the Inaugural committee.

Mabey Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge United States Edward B. McLean Jess W. Smith

Birth of Mia's baby boy at Fort Beard hospital

A baby boy was born to Mia on Tuesday January 18. The mother and infant are reported as doing fine. The father, an invalid soldier, departed for the Government Hospital at Fort Beard New Mexico last Saturday.

Mia Charten Corner Babe Government Hospital Fort Beard New Mexico

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