Bond Election Planned for $25,000 Dam Project
Uintah County faces loss of its only licensed veterinarian Dr. B. E. Thomas as usage of his services dwindles. Leland Sewards of the Vernal Chamber of Commerce reports if no method is found to increase cattlemen, sheep men and farmers using his services, Dr. Thomas may leave Uintah County. A plan offers farmers $10 credit yearly to insure access to veterinary care, with canvassing to begin February 1. two ward committees will collect signatures to retain him.
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Dintah
Thoredsy
Ste Oo Eile
Ameatabad
Leland Sewards
Vernal Chamber
B. E. Thomas
Uintah County
Vernal
Thomas
Colorado A & MM
Nso
Polley
Rane
Agricult Meeting
Albusuerane
Tinish County
Haz
Ee Coun
Isaacson to Speak at Churestee Conference
Thorpe B. Isaacson of the general authorities will address the quarterly conference for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The program runs Saturday and Sunday with a 6:30 p.m. opening session at the center and an 8 p.m. priesthood leaders meeting. Stake and ward welfare workers are expected to attend, with sessions featuring organizers and general church leaders.
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Churestee Christ of Latter-day
Thorpe B. Isaacson
Lawrence Fox
Stat ‘Western Arent
Fox
Asronic Priesthead
Famous Concert Pianist to Play At Uintah High School
Grant Johannesen, renowned pianist, will perform at Uintah High School on Tuesday January 31 at 8 00 am. Ursel Alfred, chair of the Lyceum Committee, announced the engagement, noting the event will feature Salt Lake City based artist HK native Pontinned on Peer 8.
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Grant Johannesen
Brilliant Gunn
Uintah Hi School
Ursel Alfred
Lyceum Committee
Salt Lake
Post Office Prepares New Mail Delivery System
Postmaster urged residents to return name and address forms for the new Bite ts delivery plan inaugurated Feb 1. Two postal racks delivered, with car and parcel service planned. mailboxes and labeled homes urged, and envelopes to show return address in upper left corner. Postal Inspector T Fol coms assisted in setup.
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paPontha Auilder
Citi
Fet
Biediowen
Mat
Calder
Folcoms
Salt Lake
Saivers
Oil News Drilling at Seat Feet in Utah Gusher No 1
The report notes drilling at Gilesome Gusher No 1 unit NW 3558 195 and a Creel str eeaosafe bottomed at 30. Operations are shut when caning arrives. These two oil activities are said to be the sole oil work in Utah at present. Advertisement seen in Salt Lake newspaper.
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Seat Feet
Aereek Petroleum
Utah
Road: Uintah Commission Snubs Improvement Plea
The Utah State Road Commission refused to pave and improve a 15 mile farm to market road from Lapoint to Vernal citing no funds. A Uintah County delegation including city and civic groups met in Salt Lake City with road authorities last Thursday seeking action. They argued state promises since 1948 have not materialized and noted Uintah’s surplus in its food fund, while the commission cited funds earmarked for a secondary road under federal aid.
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Utah
Lapoint
Tor Vernal
Uintah County Commission
Salt Lake City
Commission
D. H H. Whittenburg
Uintah
Pro
Unitab Elegaton
Vernal Chamber of Office
Lions, Kiwanis
Coun’ J Mission
Uintah County
Tiago
Whittenburg
Whit
Uintah Dairy Price Scale Under New Parity Program
Uintah dairy price scale outlines support prices in dollars and cents for milk and butterfat under the new parity program. The Production and Marketing Administration committee says the parity price is about equal to the old parity, with Dudley stating the guard fees are roughly the same. Continued on page 5.
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Uintsh County Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Tair Dudley
Bake sale to fund fossil project by Vernal women
Vernal Ladies Aid and the Ladies club plan a bake sale at Ashton's store to raise money for the Carnegie Museum fossil collection. Proceeds will go to the Fossil quad committee of the Chamber of Commerce. local businesses and citizens have pledged support with pies, cakes, rolls, and beans prepared for Saturday sale.
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Vernal Ladies Aid
Ashton
Fossil
Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Melba Lattner
Son
Field House
Basin Livestock Show Plans Laid Out for 1950 Uintah
Basin Livestock show plans were laid out for the 1950 Uintah at a meeting of the Show Committee on January 17. Merkle’y continued on page fives.
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Merkley
Basin Hopes Hit Snag In Washington Over Monument Plan
The Basin project for an indefinite weather forecast faces a clash between the Bureau of Reclamation and the National Park Service. Both agencies submitted recommendations to Secretary Ward as a dispute over construction within Dinosaur National Monument nears a decision. The Vernal Chamber of Commerce, chaired by Vernal executive secretary Ward, reports talks with Judge Clifford H. regarding Colorado Water Conservation and related plans continue. Continued on page B.
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Vernal Chamber In Commerce
Tha Bureau of Reclamation
National Park Service
Dinosaur National Monument
Washington
Pr L. 4 Eee
The
Pedeiman
Franke Ward
Executivs Secreta Vernal Ea
Coo
Ils
Ince Telephone
Clifford H
Colorado Water
Gonservation
Planeta Ag
Degarenet
Couple Dies In Highway Crash Near Park City
A Duchesne County man Heber Moon and his wife Ruby Taylor were killed when two cars collided about three miles west of Park City. Two others, including David Street 42, Park City, were injured and hospitalized.
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Duchesne County
Hlontay Astern Pass
Ina Caotas
Park Nate
Heber Moon
Rooegrower
Ruby Taylor
Vernal Vote On Swim Pool Fund Plans Move
Voters on Tuesday February 28 consider a special proposition to raise 25000 toward construction of a 65000 pool facility in Vernal County. The plan calls for a North feet by 6150 foot pool with a three-foot shallow wading area. About 160 people can be accommodated and the project includes location and timing details.
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Cilindo
Sahara
Sispas
Intel
Cornell
Bool
Bo Fesee
Dog Poisoner Given Probation After Poisoning Dogs
Charles Ree, about 60, was found guilty of poisoning dogs and placed on probation by Justice of the Peace Hatch after paying fines. Green, who admitted to placing 15 poisonous balls on streets, showed remorse as police testified. The case, heard at the City Building, involved evidence that Green bought poison at a local drug store and claimed the dogs bothered him. The court ordered removal of the hazardous balls and renewed efforts to rid Vernal of such acts. Others named included Kennard, Stately Boeker, Kennett Hediock, Frank Lee, Sterling Rasmussen, Harrison, and McKinley.
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Charles Ree
Justice of the Peace
Ariine
Hig Freestad Green
Prig Ivertatin
Ison
Focal Drug
Centro
Green
Ermal
Garent
Kennard
Boeker
Kennett Hediock
Frank Lee
Sterling Rasmussen
Aales
Finder Harrison
Is McKinley
Mickey Man
Taylor warns Vernal dog owners to observe ordinance
Vernal city official LeRoy Taylor cautions dog owners that license fees do not grant street access for pets and owners are liable for damages. The notice runs until February 1, outlining leash and vaccination rules, penalties up to thirty days or fines, and required secure containment of dogs and bitches.
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Taylor
LeRoy Taylor
Vernal
Ryan
Icular
Wardle Receives First Vet Check On GU Insurance
Fragmented OCR hints at veterans pay, references Wardle and GU Insurance. Mentions checks, serial numbers, and a large totals context with June timing and national life insurance. Readable names include Wardle and Minak shire, but details are garbled.
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Wardle
Minak Shire
829
Hig Sctadual
Wits
Mfe
The Senator Reports weekly program on KJAM Tuesday
A regular weekly program titled The Senator Reports airs on KJAM Tuesday at 6 45 p m The show features James O McKinney and discusses political topics with references to Vernal Senetor and other named figures amid fragmented OCR text.
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Pene
Senetor
Dani
Dinotau
Kjam Tuemssy
James
McKinney
Ariiug
Nighttime confinement proposal described
Text notes a rule restricting movement by locking up from an hour after sunset each day until an hour before sunrise the next day, outlining a strict time window for dormancy or containment. The fragment implies a nightly security or custody measure without broader context or participants.
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Echo Dam
Joseph L. Hansen
Jaft
Lah Taylor
Werndt Avenue
Expres
Hotel Vernal
Vernal Express
Wen Bruce
Gian Brag
Well
Sun of Vern
Anton Broters
J. Keyjas Losas
Utah Motor
Dasnes
Paul Lunt
T. R. Seager
N. J. Mesgher Jr
D.C. Tarisle
Hanticade
David ‘Street
Park City
State Road Commission
Emrer
Park Tw
Howl
Isa Ceran
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