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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1927

Page

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Weed Control and Holding Wool Urged at Utah Woolgrowers Meet

President HW Harvey of the Utah Woolgrowers Association urged use of federal intermediate credit bank financing to store wool and await better markets. He stressed the predatory animal law, urged tighter organization, and highlighted campaigns against wild horses and tax considerations at the twentieth annual convention in Salt Lake City.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Utah HW Harvery Hotel Utah Salt Lake William M. Jardine Harvey A Hooper JH Manderfield Salt Lake Union Harden D Bennion Frank J Hagenbarth

Uintah Stake to Buy Grand Piano for Vernal Tabernacle

Uintah Stake plans to purchase a Kurtzman grand piano for the Vernal tabernacle as part of improvements for all auxiliary organizations. A January 30 meeting will discuss the purchase and other upgrades including new curtains and improved departmental rooms.

Uintah Tabernacle Vernal Stake Tabernacle Stake House Guy C .Wilson L. D & Twaiversity General Assembly Wilson Vermal

Opportunities in Uintah Basin Unlimited Ample Land for Homeseekers

Editorial outlines the Uintah Basin land rush after 1905 open lands. It argues for home builders, warns against speculators, details failed settlements and water issues, and urges forming a Uintah Basin Protective Association to fund publicity and organize settlement.

Uintah Basin

Sander Chosen Head of UBSC at Fort Duchesne Meeting

At the annual meeting held in Fort Duchesne on Wednesday afternoon Sander of Vernal was chosen president with M Tidsell as vice president. The executive committee includes F O Lundberg Mrs Jate Murray Campbell Luste E Peterson and Cecile Wilkerson. officers include Charles W Walker president F A Groas vice president JL Johnson secretary and E Peterson Jane Murray Campbell. W A Paxton and R E Dill man as executive board. About 15 representatives from Roosevelt Myton Vernal and Fort Duchesne attended. The secretary reported finances with UB Cast revenues of 1839.81 and expenditures of 1 957.88, deficit covered by the prior year balance.

WU D F Fort Duchesne I Sander of Verna M Tidsell O Lundberg Jate Murray Campbell E Peterson Cecile Wilkerson Charles W Walker F A Groas JL Johnson E Peterson Jane Murray Campbell W A Paxton R E Dillman George Phillips Roosevelt Myton Vernal Tha U

Moffat Tunnel Holing Through Next Week Ahead of Schedule

The Moffat tunnel between VerFal and Denver nears breakthrough as headings are within hundreds of feet. Engineers expect the water and railroad bores to meet in February signaling near completion with July operation target for the main railroad tunnel and completion percentages cited for early January.

Moffat Ver- Fal Denver Inga Colorados Wtah Pioneer Tunnel James Peak Apéx Continental Divide Moffat Tunnel Betts Tunnel Commission

Farmers urged to raise hogs for greater profits

An agricultural pitch urges Uintah Basin farmers to diversify into hogs cattle and sheep plus dairy and poultry. It cites feed efficiency costs and markets noting corn to pork ratios hay and alfalfa grazing, two pastures and hog sheds as low cost methods to lift returns with hogs bringing about 12 cents per pound and potential profits per sow and pig crop.

Uintah Basin Helow Fg Hoga York

Oil Land Title Settled in Uintah Basin Colorado

The Interior Department confirms Urado Oil Company claim to 3760 acres of oil land in the Uintah basin Colorado. Dispute arose after placer act leasing act titles. production suspended for years amid controversy. Property lies forty eight miles north of Mack Cole on the Uintah railroad. Urado is largely Utah owned.

Secretary of the Interior Urado Oil Company Uintah Colorado Thlenry I Moore Mack Cole Intah Urado Company Ltah

Utah High School Blue Devils Split With Young University Freshmen

Tin- Tanh high gym hosted two Utah Indians games as Uintah High School Blue Devils faced BYU Freshmen. Friday the Blue Devils won 30 to 23 led by Noel Ulntah's 16 and Raymond with 12 for HYU. Saturday they lost 36 to 13 with Uintah’s ball handling struggled. Hazel Lundell refereed. BYU Freshmen trip canceled later.

Tintah High School Blue Devils Therilghan ‘Young University Provo Noel Ulntah Raymond U HI S Manwaring Hall R McConkie Vo McConkie HY U--Snow Leavitt Uintah Boys Hazel Lundell University of Utah

Vernal Gun Club Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

At the annual meeting held Thursday night at Uintah Abstract Company offices, John Jorgenson was named captain, Lynn Ahten was elected president, Adamr Tyzack secretary and treasurer, with Frank Siddoway and Milo Snow named as directors.

Vernal Gun Club Uintah Abatract John Jorgenson Lynn Aahten Adamr Tyzack Frank Siddoway Milo Snow

No Grazing Fee Increase Approved for 1927 by Secretary Jardine

Secretary Jardine announced no increase in grazing fees for national forest users in 1927. A 25 percent portion of the Casement study reduction would be applied starting 1924 and continued in 25 percent installments annually through 1931, to align grazing charges with the Casement assessment while considering public benefits and social aims.

W Ho Greeley Secretary of Agriculture M Jardin Salt Lake City Department Cp National Forest Aza Keatudy Casement Radford Forest Service

Final Passage of School Land Bill Brightens West

President Calvin Coolidge signed the long debated school land bill at the White House amid cheers from Utah and New Mexico leaders. Senator Smoot Representative Colton and Deputy Attorney General Farr witnessed the ceremony as officials predicted lands valued at about 100 million dollars would flow to western states and spur future mineral development.

Bill Boon Colton Washington Calvin Coolidge White House Senator Smoot Dilton and Leathersood Utah Jones New Mexico W Hal Farr Congress Farr Aw Healan Work Beneft Smoot Tribune

Uintah High Quint Upsets Vernal Town Team In Pleasant Thrusday

Uintah High School freshmen team replaced Utah varsity at Vernal last Thursday night. The Uintah quint defeated the Vernal town team by a score of 30 to 11, delivering a solid performance and keeping the crowd engaged after the delay.

Uintah High Quint Vernal Town Fixton Uintah High Scioo Utah

Vernal Town Team Loses to Neola Five Monday Night

The Vernal town team played Neola Monday night in Neola, losing 16 to 24. A return game is set for Saturday night at the Orpheus. Vernal players listed include Hay, Slideway, Ike Shaffersed, Ptree Rolland Bennion, Ernest Johnson, Clinton Erekson, Del Geod tich, Maurice Haws, Weary LDay, LaVel Faison, with the team accompanied by Lday ix LaVel Faon and a referee.

Neola Vernal Orpheus Wad Ag F Lloan Hay Ike Shaffersed Ptree Rolland Bennion Frnest Johnson Clinton Erekson del Geod Tich Maurice Haws Ldayix LaVel Fa Leam

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