Leaders Club Initiation and Yearbook Efforts Highlight AMERRA High
Hope Manwaring presided at the Leaders Club initiation on Friday with Miss Stewart the advisor. New members Wanda Atwood, Yuma Todd, Dorothy Metts, Afel a Markley, Bona Birelow joined May 1 and were welcomed at a luncheon. The assembly featured a program and Miss Stewart outlined club aims. During a basketball game Alterra gym showcased leader girls in red and blue uniforms. Yearbook preparations proceed with photography and education reels on Lincoln, Bry, Emerson, Brahms, biology, history, and hygiene. Senior girls show off class rings. boys rings awaited.
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Tnitlaten
Hope Manwaring
Miss Stewart
Wanda Atwood Yuma Todd
Dorothy Metts
Afel«a Markley
Bona Birelow
Eugenia Brough
A Goodrich
Amith
Sation Pictures
Alterra
Abraham Lincoln
William Cullen Bry
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Johannes Brahms
Growing Pains yearbook sale and senior prize win
A school yearbook sale campaign is under way with a five dollar prize for the top seller. A senior, Mr Kay, won the gate prize for a drama unit. A week of Leadership Week programs at BYU is planned with multiple departments offering courses for thousands of leaders from North America.
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Actro
Growing Pains
Donald Ood
Kay
Fich
Paine
Provo
North America
Gerrit de Jong, Jr
Brigham Young University
LDS Church
BYU
State Conference of Social Work
Parent-Teachers Association
Antonie
Fire damages home in Sunday morning blaze
Sunday morning a fire damaged a residence at the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Sweffield. The blaze was quickly controlled by a bucket brigade drawing water from Red Gulch. Other notes include Luther Swett returning from the Ogden Livestock show with a thoroughbred bull and UE Beeley departing for Grand Junction Colorado to attend a Trylor Grazing board meeting. Families visiting and farm conditions are also mentioned along with various relatives and local movements.
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Red
Luther Swett
Ogden Livestock Show
Beeley
Grand Junction
Colo
Trylor
Ivan Atwood
Louis Glenn
Los Angeles
Glenn
Boulder Dam
Norman Winn
Rainbow Mining
Lowell Jacobson
Dragon
Jacobson
Minse
Visual education films shown to student body featured classics
A range of subjects were presented to the entire student body last week including Shakespeare The Taming of the Shrew The Lady of the Lake by Scott and Burns poems illustrated. League meetings Friday showcased talks by Miss Larson and Miss Mangelson in Girls League with group songs led by Miss Mangelson and Miss Singleton. A boxing bout stunts and talks highlighted Boys League. Year Book notes a lively inter class and individual features.
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Shrew
Scott
Burns
Miss Larson
Miss Mangelson
Misa Mangelson
Miss Singleton
Boys' League Sane
Mintam Defeats Cardox Giants In Narrow Wins
Uintah battles Cardox Giants in a rugged string of games, edging the tall, strong defense and countering Cardox passing with fast breakouts. Vernal Town wins 41 10 in a Saturday junior game as Vernal players King Wilkins Freestone Walker Hadlock Hullinger helped by Vernal second team members Workman Winward Hadlock Sowards Woods Birch Ell Werrocks Cooper Hardy CJ Werder.
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Vernal Town
King
Pitt Wilkins
Freestone
Walker
Hadlock
Hullinger
Workman Winward L
Sowards
Woods Birch
Ell Werrocks Cooper
Hardy
CJ Werder
Ashley Nat's Forest Bee Pt AeA HGRee a
Ranger reports road Mari na to Greendale open to auto travel eight inches deepest snow along road. Yardy sees 24 head elk near Carter Creek including three bulls and two calves. Deer have not yet moved to winter range. Supervisor Stewart returns from north side amid high winds and storms. Snowfall lighter on Ashley than on nearby mountains. Engineer Barlow works on special reports. Miller oversees timber stand improvement crews and roadside cleanup planning.
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Bert Tardy
Marina
Greendale
Ranger Yardy
Carter Creek
J O Stewart
Ashley
Vinal 5 Barlow
Jack M Miller
Ashley National Forest
Ooo
Brother of Utah settler faces death in New York
In York a man reflects on his brother dying in New York. His younger brother urged him to stay and be buried with their family, but he replied he did not want to die there and intended to return to Utah.
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America
Uintah County Tax Collections Reach $138 434 78 for 1935
County Treasurer Martin W Curtis reports 1935 tax collections ending December 31 total $138 434 78 with a balance of $5 151 962 uncollected on a discount basis. advance tax payments of $8 394 7536 were received in October and November. December 1 to December 20 yielded $28 T0433 and $324 6471 from Dec 1 to Dec 20 with $368 001 collected on current taxes between Dec 30 and List. Delinquent taxes amount to $336 564 71 were collected. Curtis expects about 7 percent of 1938 taxes will be collected.
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Uintah County
Martin W Curtis
Curtis
County bounty plan prompts coyotes and pheasants debate
In Uintah County a discussion grows over bounties and game protection. Locals criticize government trappers and favor paying bounties to county residents who hunt coyotes. The Vernal Express notes historic bounty practices and urges support for local trappers over salaried officials.
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Tridell
Coyote
Palra
Dave Wten
Ten Broeck
Vernal Express
Long-Ty
Lme
East Last
Ummer
Pennsylvania
Old Time American Principles Push Local Welfare Policy
The passage argues for a locally funded fund to pay for animals caught and their hides at the courthouse. It contends no incentive exists for salaried trappers to exterminate beasts, warns against federal overreach into local affairs, and urges adherence to forefather guidelines to preserve local initiative and diminish central government influence. It calls for following traditional American principles and resisting federal intrusion.
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Court House
Uncle Sam
Goyota Killers
Myton Denied Power to Transfer Indian Students To Whiterocks School
The Deseret News reports that Indian children at Myton infected with trachoma cannot be forced to transfer to the Whiterocks government school 30 miles away. Attorney General Joseph Chex and assistant AG Huffaker conclude children with a transmissible disease should not attend school until contagion is over, whether at Myton or Whiterocks, and urge keeping them from public schools until safe.
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Myton
Whiterocks
Joseph Chex
D Huffaker
Don O Sparks
Roosevelt
Asaya
Sparks
Chez
Hafe Faker
Deseret News
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