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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
4
An Alastic political figure aligned with Independent causes is active in county affairs and connected with the Utah State Press Association through ongoing professional engagement and advocacy.
The Neseret News reports livestock groups and Utah officials weighing the Taylor bill. Debate centers on protecting public ranges from overgrazing erosion while balancing state land exchanges and school lands within grazing districts.
Willow Creek residents recount a week of visits and travel. Seefed age W 8 Squier of Watson stayed with Mr and Mrs H A Grown while Mr Sever assisted with cattle. Lloyd Tailor of Lapoint came on business. Nor and Mrs W O D Alfred plan moves to their Green River ranch. Mrs Tom McKenni and her son visited W D Allred, expecting to return next week. Dave Geele attended a business matter Monday January 15.
An inebriated account describes Pat Murphy aboard a small plane 3000 feet up when it suddenly nosedived. The pilot jokes about saving a portion of the passengers while Pat murmurs that many here believed nothing dangerous was happening.
Notice is given of a special meeting of Uintah River Irrigation Company stockholders to be held at the Gusher School base in Gusher Utah at 1 o clock on Saturday February 5 1934. The meeting will consider amending the Articles of Incorporation including Article Three.
The article states the corporation is formed for a period of one hundred years from incorporation and notes a proposed amendment to Article Four. It appears the text references the duration and a bylaw change rather than events, people, or places.
The document outlines a corporation organized to acquire construct operate and maintain dams reservoirs canals irrigation works power systems and related facilities. It details rights to purchase condemn lease and acquire water rights land easements and property, to generate and furnish electric power to stockholders, to contract with the United States and others, to mortgage pledge or encumber property, and to own or hold stock in related entities. It ends with to an end Article Five so the same shall read as follows.
The article notes the principal place of business for FIVH Headquarters in Gusher Uintah County Utah and proposes amending Article Fifteen to read as specified.
The document outlines the capital stock, assessment powers, and revenue sources for the Moonlake Water Users Association, detailing equitable but potentially unequal assessments to fund irrigation works and government contracts. It authorizes subscriptions to shares, and describes actions for constructing and managing irrigation projects with related agreements and meetings held January 1934.
Mr and Mrs Fred A Nichols with Ann and Ais L E Jones and Florence traveled from Denver January 16. Dense fog near Craig caused their car to miss a bridge and plunge into a twelve foot ravine. Mr Nichols suffers a broken collar bone. others injured only bruises. Nichols in Meeker for recovery. Livestock industries remain strong in the area. Womens club met January 13 and Sewing club January 18.
A Gos pel doctrine Sunday school group hosted a Friday program with Ms Kanistanatti and Miss Steele performing, Dallas Hatch dances, Miss Tenney's class dancing, and readings. Arch ie Johnson shared musical sketches and piano pieces as Clive Perry recovers from tonsillitis. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Argvile Ropr and visitors from Leota Lapont Roosevelt.
A Valentine Broken Heart dance is planned in the chapel on Wednesday January 31 with free Valentine candy as a feature. The Relief Society conference included a program with musical performances and remarks from ward and stake officers. the closing song was Let us all Press On.
Maeser eh Mr and Mrs Will Mitchell of Apaleo welcome a baby boy born January 19. Mrs Mitchell formerly Miss Afton Reynolds. Rhoda Roy cares for her. Harold McKee’s son严重 tonsillitis improving. Pitt family released from quarantine mistaken for scarlet fever. W Ackhurst bused students to Roosevelt for basketball and dance. Mrs Lester Maxfield seriously ill at Aunt Wells Ashby’s home. mother Mrs Jim Murrey nursing her returned home Friday. Sunday program by lady missionaries with Mrs Carrie Maughan. explanations of Ulami society. songs and talks on repentance resurrection. Aileen Agton and Stella Richards perform. crowd large. Charles MacConkle left for Moab for three months. Mrs Levi Williams recovering well after Ashley Valley hospital operation. Floyd Freestone announces a baby boy born January 21. John Timothy joined Tor Rooseveld visit days. Ada Vernon of Vernal visiting, staying with Leslie Thacker. Morgan Merkley children ill with yellow jaundice. second attack this winter. Frank H Smith suffers snow blindness.
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and health gains within a month. It touts using Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning and claims drastic body changes, urging readers to weigh themselves before and after a four week supply while comparing value to expensive fat products.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen traveled from their ranch near Fort Duchesne to town on Tuesday for a brief visit, sharing news of ranch life and local happenings.
Utah residents protest reductions in CWA labor hours as Washington debates extending the program. Officials report a $100000 drop in local payroll next Saturday and $250000 fall in weekly payroll, with relief needs rising. National recovery funds supported 86 supervisors, 157 skilled, and 1758 unskilled workers in December on state highway projects, totaling thousands of man hours and dollars, while probate notices appear in Vernal records.
Brigham Young University hosts the 13th annual Leadership Week January 29 to February 2 featuring lectures on farm credits taxes and agricultural economics. speakers include Joseph Anderson on Farm Taxes W P Thomas on Farm Credit Lyman Rich on Barking Problems and Reform and Dr C L Jones on Sleeping Sickness in Horses along with other departments offering 25 programs for men and women.
Joseph Ashbury president of the Utah state Press association will speak during Leadership Week at Brigham Young University from January 29 to February 2. The event highlights the role and importance of the press in smaller communities.
Alfred P Beck, city editor of the Deseret News, will discuss Newspaper Experiences in Several Countries. Lisie Inima will present Poetry from the Limerick to the Sonnet. Harrison R Merrill of BYU will discuss The Making of a Magazine.
An elderly man is talked into attending a boxing exhibition by his son who promises more excitement than ever for two dollars. The old man jokes that two dollars bought his marriage license, casting doubt on the event's value in a lighthearted scene.
The 1934 Chevrolet introduces Knee Action independent front wheels, enclosed in a welded housing with oil bath shock absorbers. The system aligns front and rear spring frequencies for a smoother ride, improved handling, safety, and tire economy, with the front unit attached to the frame for a compact design.
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