Aid Promised in Fight Over Grazing Land
Letters from Congressmen Murdoch Robinson and Senators King and Thomas describe reactions to protests over Indian Department grazing land withdrawal. Officials pledge study before action and promise to protect grazing interests while considering leases and corporate structures for large public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lions Club
Stoclanen
Abe Murdoch
Will Robinson
Wmit King
Elbert D Thomas
Vernal Lions Club
Murdock
Stewart
Land Division
Department of the Interior
Murdoch
Congressman Robinson
King
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mr Hing
Senator Thomas
Wm H . Siddoway
Vernal-Watson Ouray Stock Grazing Association
Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs
John Collir
Utah
Gcollier
Funeral Services Held At Tridell For Young John Cook
Funeral services were held in Tridell for John Cook, the young son of Mr and Mrs Wm C Cook. Bishop Fi LeRoy Morrill led the service with teachers Margaret Bartlett and Dewey MecConkie present. The mixed chorus sang Abide With Me and Sometime We’ll Understand and Guide Me to Thee. Floral offerings came from district school staff and students. Relatives and friends from Vernal attended, and interment followed in Tridell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
John Cook
C Cook
Llam
Archaeologist Reports Red Cross Membership Rise
Dr A Boyle in charge at the Dinosaur National Monument CWA Project notes nineteen workers on the shift increased Red Cross membership by one hundred percent.
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A . Boyle
Archeologis
Dinosaur National Konument
CWA
Red Cross
Rive
Local Births and Town Updates Highlight Early Roosevelt Notes
A baby girl was born to Mrs K J Tenney in Silver City New Mexico, linking to George and Minnie Wilson with grandparents B O Colton. Another birth reported for Mr and Mrs George NI Wartlett. Roosevelt town news notes electricians arriving at the power plant and new show offices for doctors H Christy and H 0 Rich. Electric poles appearing, census lists 500 residents, and trout stocking planned by Major E D Samuels at Deep Creek springs.
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Silver Guty
New Mexico
K J Tenney
Ora
Frank Watkins
Theis
Roosevelt
Frank Skideway
E. D Samuels
Four Utah duck habitat proposals sent to federal wildlife bureau
Utah officials propose four migratory waterfowl preserves to the Roosevelt wildlife committee. The plans target Clear Lake Millard County Bicknell Bottoms Wayne Stewart Lake Jensen Green River Bottoms Uintah County with funds from a federal duck stamp tax to create nesting grounds and sanctuaries along migratory flyways. If approved Utah would boast prime duck hunting and enhanced habitat.
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Congress
Utah
Newell B Cook
Fish and Game
D H Madsen
National Parks Service
Cook
East
Paul Readington
United States Bistogical Survey
Washington
Madsen
Clear Lake
Millard County
Bicknell Bottoms
Wayne Stewart Lake
Jensen
Green River Bottoms
Ouray
Uintahcot
Funeral services held at Davis Chapel for Mrs Arella Atwood
Impressive services in Davis chapel honor Arella Atwood wife of Stephen Atwood who died at home. Bishop Alfred Simper led the rites with mixed chorus, prayers, and songs. Interment in Vernal cemetery with pallbearers from the Atwood and Manwaring families. She was born July 24 1657 in Vernal and survived by husband, son Fred and eight daughters plus siblings and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Collier
LaVell Manwaring
Vernal
Edward Watkins, Jr
Johnnie
Alonzo
Aprdrew Atwood
LaVell
Acel
Fred
Adia Jenkins
LaVan Alfred
Marie Workman
Nellie
Ida Atwood
Izadore Kinnanan
Wyoming
Wm. Parker
Worland
Wye
County School Nurse Contacts District Schools
Murphy Uintah county school nurse under FERA has contacted every school in the district in recent weeks. Ada Wilhelm, supervisor of schools, has accompanied her on trips and assisted. Murphy is conducting physical examinations for defects and performing follow up work, sometimes visiting twice. A detailed report will follow on this splendid effort.
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Mirs
Murphy
Uintah
FERA
Ada Wilhelt
Tse
Uintah Triumphs Over Roosevelt in Friday Night Games
Uintah defeated Roosevelt in three close games at Roosevelt Piida3 night. The final scores showed Uintah up 19 to 17 in the opener, 49 to 19 in the main clash, and 37 to 4 in the faculty contest, with strong showings from Alexander, Walther, Anderson, and Tadlock. Coach Davis praised the team as the best in years and projected strong season momentum.
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Uintah
Roosevelt
Vthat Emmons
Alexander
Walther
Anderson
Tadlock
Davis
Winn Lindell Noble
McConkie
Richens Hullinger
Cannon
AC Star
Alterra
Duchesne
Centr
Vernal
Central
Rangely Man Injured When Car Hits Bridge in Dense Fog
A Rangely man and several passengers were hurt when a car crashed into a bridge near Craig on the Meeker Craig road in dense fog. Nichols suffered a broken collarbone and other injuries while his wife and child were bruised. others were uninjured as two more Craig cars wrecked on the same morning.
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Rangely
Fred Nichels
Craig
Meeker-Craig Road
Nichels
Mire
Low
Jones
Miss N.crelt
Nichols
Pirty
Meeker
Denver
Mechols
State Convention of County Commissioners
Horilton
Craig Mr. Nichols
Mrr
Howion
Meeker Herald
Lapoint Man Injured In Saw Mill Belt Accident
Willford Adams a 24 year old from Lapoint was severely injured at Nyberg saw mill on Mosby mountain after slipping into a moving belt. He suffered a compound fracture below the right knee laceration and a wrenched ankle with torn leg muscles. He received first aid then was transported to Vernal for fracture treatment and later to Salt Lake City for hospital care.
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Willford Adams
Lapoint
Wag
Mosby Mountain
Adams
Little Water Creek
Vernal
Rich
Adame
Ban Adams
Dry Fork
Salt Lake City
Broome Merchant in Vernal Clears 1934 Tax Slate
Broome merchant cor Ouray owner of Broome Mercantile company Vernal took the January 5 percent discount for paying taxes. His 1934 tax slate is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broome
Cor Ouray
Myr Broome
Broome Mercantile Company
County Cooperative Rules For Hog Reduction Program
Farmers seeking sign up for the coin hog contract are urged to contact their local county agent or Utah State Agricultural College extension services. County agents have full contract details and will route unresolved questions to the AAA corn hog section. Directors say no emergency agents will be appointed without county cooperation on expenses. The Uintah Basin hog allotment amounts to 35000 dollars based on 7000 hogs at five dollars each.
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Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
William Peterson
AAA For
Utah
AAA
Peterson
Loran
Uintah Basin
Committee Seeks Hog Control Funds for Uintah County
A Uintah County committee led by State Senator H B Calder and members George O Massey John W Weaver and George A Slaugh seeks ways to obtain money from the government hog control plan. They aim to devise a method that avoids trips to Carbon or Wasatch counties to contact a county farm agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
H B Calder
George O Massey
John W Weaver
George A. Slaugh
Plea for New Trial Motion Delayed for McNaughton
District Attorney Dallas H. Young returned from Provo after court. He notes the motion for a new trial by John E McNaughton, to be heard during the Provo term, was postponed. McNaughton, after a lengthy Vernal trial, was found guilty on charges involving fraudulent branding and altering marks on sheep.
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John Ki
McNaughton
Dallas H. Young
Provo
Young
Join E McNaughton
Vernal
Sheen
Uintah District Boy Scouts to Hear President Roosevelt
Uintah district Boy Scouts will mobilize for a nationwide service broadcast by President Roosevelt during Boy Scout Week. Local troops from Vernal Naples Davis Jensen Glines Ash Maeser Lapoint and Tidell join leaders and parents at Uintah High School auditorium to hear the call and learn the assigned relief task to be carried out over two weeks.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Boy Scouts of
Uintah District
Uintah High School
Hts
White House
Vernal Earle Scouta
White Hlouse
Walter W Tread
Boy Scouts of America
James E West
President Roosevelt
Boy Scout
Naron
Coltabia Broadcasting System
Red
NBC
WEAF
National Broadcasting Company
Uintah
Ray Duke L G Noble
Richard Jensen
Vernal
Naples
Davis Jensen
Glines Ashby
Maeser
Lapoint
Tiidell
Twist T'ar
Federal
Reief
Harry S Hiepkins
Freal
America
Washington D . Tater
Congress
Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York
New York
Ten Mille River
Hyde Park
Millon
Naltion
Benefit Boxing Bouts For Lapoint Ward Draw Big Crowd
Boxing fans from Basin attend six round bouts at Hies8 gymnasium to raise funds for the Lapoint Ward chapel. Local talent faces Salt Lake City opponents including Cherokee Massey versus Billy Bell in a key six round match as the final bout decides the best man.
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Lapoint Ward
Manly
Tyig
Word
Salt Lake City
Cherokee
Massey
Billy Bell
Salt Lake
Workmen Must Re register Monthly for CWA Employment
Uintah county re employment chief H S Snider orders CWA workers to re register every month to keep their names active for re employment. With many movers or employed registrants, an active list ensures only those needing work are drawn from, and headquarters must be notified when a job is completed or a card removed from the active list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Sf Snider
Uintah
Eatch
Airport Fire at Price Destroys Three Planes
An incendiary blaze at Price airport destroyed three airplanes in a hangar near the city, including a four passenger cabin owned by C R Tergusson and two other planes belonging to George Schultz and J KH Lund. A partially fueled can and broken hangar doors were found. authorities suspect entry by intruders. The aircraft were uninsured and the fire occurred as runway improvements began under an $11 250 CVA appropriation.
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Prich
Price
C R Tergusson
George Schultz
J KH Lund
Lund
Poulrd
Trbune
Former Vernal Attorney In Contempt Tangle
W Golden state director of registration and Zelph S Cader deputy attorney general faced contempt citations before District Judge Herbert M Schiller for failing to issue a contractors license to Campbell Construction. Calder testified that the license refusal aimed to protect the state on appeal. the judge found Calder not guilty and held Golden in contempt.
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S W Golden
Zelph S Cader
Herbert M Schiller Mondsy
Golden
Campbell Construction
Calder
Grover A. Giles
Ochiller
Department
Schiller
Calder Calder
Caldera
Calderhia
Logan Burial for Leota Pioneer Jacob Jorgensen
Leota Utah mourns pioneer Jacob Jorgensen who died January 17 after stroke and age related illness. Funeral services were conducted January 19 by the Leota ward bishopric with President B Colton and Wm If Smart speaking. A large crowd attended as his sons Calvin Ora Melvin and Oliver, daughter Nellie, the widow, and other relatives accompanied the body to Logan for family burial in the Logan plot.
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Leota
Jacob Jorgensen
Utah
Leots
Leota Ward
B . Colton
Wm. If
Smart
Leotas
Logan
Calvin
Ora
Melvin
Oliver
Nellie
Uid
Appeals court-bound for forgery charge after arrest
A man was arrested last week on forgery charges south of 19 and bound over to the district court by Justice of the Peace Charles Dee Biolsy. His bond was set at 500 dollars and he remains jailed until the bond is posted.
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Ferro
Charles Dee Biolsy
Bonets
Road Meeting to Plan North South Corridor Across Book Cliffs
Uintah and Grand county commissioners meet February 6 to discuss cooperation on a north south highway from Thompson Springs or Cisco in Grand County across the Book Cliffs through Willow Creek to Ouray and Vernal. A large Grand Junction chamber delegation will join, eyeing year round traffic and federal aid.
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Uintah
W .L. Fletcher
Wills L. Johnson
LeRoy Goodrich
Moab
Price
Grand County
Thompson Springs
Cisco
Book Cliffs
Willow Creek
Ouray
Vernal
Crenyu Junction
Grand Junction
U. S 60
Manila
Jacksons Hole Country
Yellowstone National Park
Board of County Commissioners
N. A. Taylor
Hill Creek
Meadow Creek
Vernal Student Debating in Inter School Program
Grant Calder of Vernal, former Uintah high student, participates in an inter school debating program at Utah State Agricultural College. The Phi Beta Kappa question asks whether presidential powers should be substantially increased. A debate between Utah State Agricultural College and Brigham Young University is planned, with daily practice to select forensic artists for the contest.
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Loogan
Utah State Agricultural College
Grant Calder
Vernal
Uintah High
Phi Beta Kappa
United States
Brigham Young University
Gxound
Tegan
Toy er are Forty' sears Ago
Card parties prevail in the valley as players vie for high stakes. Arch ie Weeks and wife welcome a daughter while Sheriff George Searle, with Rio Blanco’s sheriff, returns from White River with two prisoners including a counterfeit suspect.
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Yermal
Archie Weeks
George Searle
Uintah County
White River
Rio Blancos
Bleck
Frank
Graham Bend
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Uinta
Tribune
Davis Chapel
Arella Atwood
Mt. Emmons
Nyberg
Uintah District Boy Scouts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tangle
Jacob Jorgens N
U. of U
USAC
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