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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1922

Page

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New Uintah Packing Plant Expands Local Market

Since last October Uintah Packing and Provision has boosted cash markets for beef, mutton, pork and poultry, paying farmers thousands. They operate a Helper cold storage, a Vernal retail shop, and have contracts for hogs and poultry as demand grows. Officers include William Witbeck president C H Howell vp and manager Charley A Hatch secretary treasurer with directors Ackhurst Pletcher and Haring who leads meat curing.

Uintah Packing and Provision Company Ashley Valley C. H. Howell Helper Vernal Howell Willliam Witbeck Charley A Hatch William Ackhurst W. L Pletcher Albert Haring Haring Salt Lake City

Vernal Commercial Club Ladies Auxiliary Organized

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vernal Commercial Club organized with officers led by Mrs. C. J. Neal as president and Mrs. Sarah M. Logan as vice president. Committees cover Entertainment Civic Improvement and more. initiation is $1 with 26 cents monthly dues. first meeting scheduled for February.

The Vernal Commercial Club C. J. Neal Sarah M. Logan Mra. L. Hi Allan W. A Banke H. E. Rich Misa Louise Jorgensen William Collyer Sybil Collyer Walter Barnes Chas DeMolly L. H. Woodard H. E Rich H. Harrison Bryant Stiligham

Road Work Shut Down Over Funding Standoff

The county has halted graveling of the Vernal-Fort Duchesne road after state officials refused to sign the contract until a $5500 payment is met. Resident Engineer J E Garn was informed Wednesday by State Road Engineer H C Means and awaits further orders. County commissioners have not yet decided on next steps. Ira Browning of the state road commission has been ill and cannot meet as planned.

Wasatch Vernal-Fort Duchesne J. E. Garn H. C. Means Garn State Ira Browning State Road Commission Vernal

Cashier L W Curry Remains Convalescent at Home

Cashier L W Curry of the Utah State Bank, still confined to his home, remains about the same as last week. Friends express hope for his speedy recovery.

L. W. Curry Uintah State Bank Mr. Curry

Best of Feeling Manifest Between Our Two Academies

A letter from GEO. A. Downey dated January 25, 1922 defends Uintah academy and Willcox academy, denying hostile intent, praising Uintah’s growth, spirit, and inter scholastic cooperation, and calling the controversy over. Downey notes mutual respect for both schools and adherence to educational values.

Uintah Academy Willcox Academy UtIntah Academy Hanson Geo. A Downey

Uinta Oil and Exploration Elects Denver Officers

The annual stockholders meeting on January 10, 1932 in Denver elected R. J. Walter as president and Geo. De L Emery as first vice president among others. The firm operates two Standard rigs in the Uintah Basin near Moffat with large holdings of oil ozokerite Gilsotte and old sand lands.

Uinta Oil and Exploration Company Denver Colorado R. J. Walter Geo. de L Emery E. D. White Frederic J. Walter Walt Thomas J. C. Pritchett Allison Stocker Uintah Bastin Moffat

Final Rest for Aged Pioneer Mary Murray

Funeral services for Aunt Mary Murray were held at the Maeser ward chapel with Bishop Bodley presiding. Interment followed at Maeser cemetery. Mary Murray, born April 11 1851 in Leicestershire England, died January 16 at her home after a life of faithful service in the Relief Society. She married Jeremiah Hatch Murray in 1865 and left nine children, fifty four grandchildren, and twenty five great grandchildren. A large cortege accompanied the burial and the community mourns a loyal wife mother and grandmother.

Mary Murray Masser Ward Joseph Bodlly Ellis J Tilis Werd William Mer Kee Philp Stringham, Sr James Hacking Nelson Merkley Thosmas Bingham Relief Society Hay Stringham Isle of Lucile Hacking Robert Bodlly Maeser Cemetery Wells Ashby Mary Ashby Murray Leistershire England America Utah Missouri River Salt Lake City Jeremiah Hatch Murray Spanish Fork Mary L. Merkley Samuel A. Murray Margaret Harrison J. Hatch Murray Joseph S Murray William A. Murray

Pope Benedict XV Dies at Vatican After Illness

Pope Benedict XV died at the Vatican in Rome on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock after a lingering illness from pneumonia. He became head of the Roman Catholic Church on September 6, 1914, succeeding Pius X. The College of Cardinals will elect his successor in about ten days.

Pope Benedict XV Vatican Rome Italy Pius X Benedict XV Sacred College of Cardinals

Pooled wool buyers secure record price for Uintah Basin clip

The Uintah Basin wool pool of 32 100 fleeces, organized by Enos Bennion and partners, sold for 30 cents per pound to Charles J Webb & Co via N J Meagher Bank of Vernal. An advance of one dollar per fleece was paid with balance on delivery. Several private clips fetched 27 to 28 cents. Local breeders expect a large next clip as sheep remain healthy.

Enos Bennion Watson Uintah Basin

Hill Creek Oil Field Buildings Are Permanent

The Hill Creek area in southeastern Uintah Basin will host two rigs drilling for oil, with a joint well by Hill Creek Oil and Refining and Castledale Oil abandoned at 426 feet after failed fishing for tools. A new well near the same plot started at 100 feet, with expectations of good flow by 500 feet as gas shows promise. Midwest firms are erecting permanent structures within 1.5 miles of the Hill Creek Castledale site and aim to be applying by February 1.

Hill Creek Uintah Basin Western Mineral Survey Hill Creek Oil and Refining Company Castledale Oil Company Hill ‘Creek Castledale

American Legion Beats Roosevelt In Close Basketball Clash

A large crowd saw the American Legion team defeat Roosevelt 32 to 24 after trailing 15 to 13 at halftime. The second half shifted momentum with the Legion expanding their lead. the game featured solid play though not fast pace. The Legion schedule lists a match with the U A team next Saturday night.

American Legion Roosevelt U. A

Watertown Inventor James Liddy Dies at 83

James E Liddy of Watertown New York inventor of the spring bed died recently at age 83. The idea for his invention grew from his work building buckboard wagons and sleighs.

James E Liddy Watertown N. Y

Cold Weather Aids Midwest Oil Camp Construction

C V Southworth of Midwest Oil and Refining reported from Vernal that the cold snap speeds material delivery for the camp near Price. He noted bad roads hamper hauling but a carload of lumber and casing has been moved, over 600000 pounds of freight received, and permanent buildings are being erected as work progresses. He plans to move his family to the camp once housing is ready.

C. V. Southworth Midwest Oil and Refining Company Vernal Southworth

Vernal Commercial Club Plans Incorporation Meeting

The Vernal Commercial Club advisory board voted to call a general meeting on Monday February 14 1922 at 8 o clock to decide on incorporating the club A secretary and treasurer will be elected at the same session this marks the first official move toward formal organization and community service by the club

Vernal Commercial Club Homer E. Rich Walter G. Barney E. A. Manker George H. Morrison Charles ‘Desta Fred +ley Ashton A. A. Brigman Rich Manker Harrison Barnes CC. J Neal George A. Baese Brigman Enos Vennion Commercial Club Ashley Valley Bennion Lanner John N. Davis C. J. Young, Jr Mr. Young Clvyics Register Albert Halen U. S. Land Office Green River Ouray Dam Accross Vernal _Commercial club Vernal Comercial Club O’clark P. M

First Issue of the Uintah Published by Vernal Academy

The Vernal Express prints the first issue of Uintah for the year and congratulates the Untah academy student body on an excellent newspaper. Local merchants have generously supported the publication with advertising.

Vernal Express Uintah Untah Academy Vernal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vernal Commercial Club Ladies Auxiliary Opera House Thos. W. O'Donnell Wallace Calder W. H. Coltharp George EB. Adams Herbert Tyxack N. J. Meagher F. D. Samuels Don Bh. Colton Oliver B. Loud John Glenn Joseph F. Mack Knight R. &. Collett Uinta Oil’ and Exploration Company Hilt Creek Midwest Farat LOE Bank of Vernal
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