Uintah Basin Seeks Junior College Branch at Roosevelt
In Utah Senate and House talks the Uintah Basin push proposes a Uintah Basin Branch of the Utah State Agricultural College to be built at Roosevelt on land donated by citizens. The plan aims to keep Basin youths home for college, with funding through normal channels and federal aid standards to improve the 11 mile eastern gateway road between Duchesne and Roosevelt.
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Uintah Basin
G. W. Billings
Duchesne
Daniel F. Mitchell
Roosevelt
Utah
Hoosevelt
Utah State Agricultural College
Sen. Billings
Senate
Rep
Mitchell
Vitary
College At
Casin
Dunchesne
Vernal
Deseret New
Funeral Services Held Sunday for Chandus E Wall
Funeral services for Chandus E Wall were held Sunday at 1 p m in the Jensen ward chapel. He died of influenza with indirect heart disease at a local hospital. Speakers included Driver E Smith and Archie Johnson. Burial followed in Jensen cemetery under Swain Funeral Home direction. Survived by widow Ardis Griffis Wall and daughter Lillian, plus parents Heber Richard and Lydia Maria Wall of Manti and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Ward
Chandus E. Wall
Pontha Calder
Vernal Forst Ward
Mae Jorgensen
Mag Calder
Merle Siddeway
Hazel ML Lundell
J. Olive Davis
Charles H. Colton
Wmn
B. Wallis
Clark Newell
Isle of Somewhere
Airs
J. T. Ruffin
Giddowny
Tiseting Hower
Jorgensen
Calder
Helen Calder
Driver E Smith
Archie Johnson
First Ward
Puller Remington
Ira S. Gardner
Howard J. Dudley
Owen Wall
George Wall
Warren L. Billings
W Keith Wellman
Wiliam
Melvin Burke
Swain
Jensen Cemetery
Chandus Erwin Wall
Jensen
Utah
Heber Richard
Lydia Maria Chatwin Wall
Ardis Marjory Griffis
Vernal
Lillian
Salt Lake Temple
Beulah Durke
Manti
Folowing
Zilpha W. Wellman
Ruby W. Billings
Rainbow
Owen Harry Wall
George B. Wall
Don Alonzo Wall
Vernal First Ward
Blshon Pontha Calder
Warren Richardson
Floyd
Noel
J. William Workman
Relief Society
Mothers' Chorus
Lafe Richardson
Aston Ruffin
Merle Siddoway
Mable Starr
Charles IL Colton
Wallace Calder
Richardson
Ver-' Wal Memorial Park
Pontha
State Woolgrowers Conclude Utah Convention in Salt Lake
The thirtieth annual Utah Woolgrowers association convention ended in Salt Lake City. S. M. Jorgensen of Salina was elected president for the fifth time. W. D. Candland of Mount Pleasant as vice president. 25 directors re-elected. James A. Hooper re-elected secretary and treasurer. Governor Blood, C. B. Denman, Roscoe C. Rich, F. Marshall and others spoke. Wool display by Vernal auxiliaries won top honors. Fawcett won and then donated a scarf and cash prize to others guessing fleece shrinkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Woolgrowers Association
Salt Lake City
S. M. Jorgensen
Salina
W. D. Candland
Mbt. Pleasant
James A. Hooper
Henry H. Blood
C. B. Denman
National Livestock Marketing Association
Chicago
Roscoe C. Rich
National Wool Growers Association
Burley
Ida
F. Marshall
Jorgensen
Hooper
R. H. Muteredge
District Forester
Ogden
R. W. Doe
Safeway
Oakland
Elmer G. Petersson
USAG
Logan
Tracy’ J. Welling
Tthe
Utah State Farm Bureau Association
J. Fawcett
National Wool Marketing Corporation Boston
Otto Strabell
Rotary Worsted Mills
Adair Tyzack
William H. Siddeway
John L. Biddeway
J. Cave Davis
W. N. Press
Vernal
J. Perry Olson
Wat
Vernal Auxiliary
Stringham
Indies
Auxlary
Fawcett
Uintah Representative's License Plate Bill Defeated in House
The Uintah County license plate bill proposed by Representative David H. Calder faced Monday debate and was defeated in the Utah House. The measure would have issued plates by county treasurers with county numbers, but was deferred due to added costs of production and distribution.
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Uintah
David IH. Calder
House of Representatives
Calder
Beauty Shop Changes Take Place in Vernal
Announcement says Miss Sylvia McBride takes over Ted's Beauty Shop on February 1. Ladies Beauty Salon, previously run by Miss McBride, will be operated by Mrs. Sadie McConkie.
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Vernal
Sylvia McBride
Ted
Ladies Beauty Salon
Miss McBride
Sadie McConkie
Uintah Cagers Tip Roosevelt in Friday Thriller
Uintah defeated Roosevelt 40 to 31 in a Friday night district game. Wilkins led Roosevelt with a solo scoring effort as Uintah’s Woods and Woods fueled Uintah’s fast break for a decisive win. Roosevelt’s eight man lineup included Wilkins Burton Jenkins Wardle Killan Pullmer Gardner, coached by Wright.
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Uintah
Tip Roosevelt
Ulaiah
Roosevelt
Wilkins
Rough Riders
Aee
Woods
Ueld
Link survey planned for Sunbeam Road to connect US 40 and park
Rock Springs Wyoming reports a federal survey of a direct connecting link between US 40 at Sunbeam and the Yellowstone National Park area. The survey aims to join Powder Wash field with Rock Springs rail access to aid ranching areas Brown's Park Jensen regions and local business interests.
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Rock Springs
Wye
Sunbeam
Cola
Yellowstone
Brown's Park
Colo
Jensen
Utah
Bureau
Washington
Bennion Bound Over for Sheep Larceny Case
After a lengthy preliminary hearing over parts of Friday Saturday and Monday R Bennion was bound over to the District Court on a sheep larceny charge alleged to involve Stanley Crouse. The hearing was before Justice W S Henderson. County Attorney Clyde Johnson Hugh Wy Colton and Wallace Calder defended. bond was furnished by Bennion.
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SR. Bennion
Stainley Crouse
District Court
W.S. Henderson
Clyde 8. Johnson
Hugh Wy. Colton
Wallace Calder
Bennion
Farm Debt Adjustment Meeting Date Announced
The February meeting of the United County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee will be held Thursday February 4 at 7:00 am. Committee members are C. Bartlett Pontha Calder Russell Keetch B Tye Eames and chairman William H Siddowny.
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United County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
C. By Bartlett
Pontha Calder
Russel Keetch
B. Tye Eames
William H. Siddowny
Whiterocks Indian Is Frozen to Death on the Way Home from Show
The report notes Willie Copperfield, a Whiterocks Indian youth, froze to death while returning from a picture show. Searchers found his body the following Monday after he sat and slept on a bank by a stream, his foot frozen in the ice. Funeral services were held at Whiterocks with Sterling J. Talbot officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Copperfield
Whiterocks
Willie Copperfield
Tom Arrum
Uintah Basin
Mourdey
Youlls
Sterling J. Talbot
Episcopal Church
Freestone Family Survives in Vernal with Many Relatives
The obituary notes the widow George O Freestone of Vernal is survived by her husband and nine children including Zoro Freestone Milburn Clara Ifali Ployd Freestone Norman Freestone Mable Silslop Grant Iree stone Ralph Freestone Jay Freestone and June Freestone all of Vernal. Also surviving are sister Mia William A Bingham Salt Lake City and brother J F Holladay of British Columbia with several grandchildren. Pallbearers named James Lewis Reuben Charles Emery and Clarence Freestone, brothers in law of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Freestone
Vernal
Zoro Freestone Milburn
Clara Ifali
Ployd Freestone
Norman Freestone
Mable Silslop
Grant Ireestone
Ralph Freestone
Jay Freestone
June Freestone
Mia
William A. Bingham
Salt Lake City
J. F. Holladay
British Columbia
James
Lewis
Reuben
Charles
Emery
Clarence Freestone
National Mid-Winter Lamb Sales Campaign Launch
B H Stringham of the Ashley Wool Growers and Utah Wool Growers leaders announce a January 21 to February campaign to boost lamb meat demand. Local press hopes to spread advertising, recipes, and in market promos to expand consumption across states including beef months. The effort targets wide public appeal and greater lamb use during the period.
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B. H. Stringham
Ashley Wool Growers Association
Utah Wool Growers
Stringham
Wool Growers
Nl- 50
Flood Crisis prompts Red Cross fund drive across counties
A major flood devastates the Mississippi valley with up to a million displaced across Ohio to New Orleans. Uintah County mobilizes relief funds with a $400 goal and widespread local contributions. a telegram from the national Red Cross urges rapid, expansive fundraising to meet surge needs.
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United States
Ohio
Mississippi
Ohio River
New Orleans
United County
Margaret Witbeck
Ulitan
Amerlean Red Cross
Missistoni
Uintah
Ty Alek
Ted Cross
San Francisco
Gary
Grayson
Cnatr
Farm Group of Utah Pushes Tax Reduction and Conservation
The Utah State Farm Bureau opposes any form of a tangible tax increase and backs the homestead exemption for homeowners. They favor a production control program with 50 percent conservation, endorse the Taylor Grazing Act, extend conservation benefits to public and national forest lands, and seek to reduce delinquent taxes while exempting gasoline users from the gasoline tax. They also urge weed control on highways canals private and public lands and call for state land board actions to destroy weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Farm Burray Federation
CCC
State Land Board
Lind
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Uintah Basin Junior College
Usac Asi
Basin
White House
Capitol
Salt Lake
J. Clive Davis
Utih Wool Marketing Association
Charles DeMolsy, Jr
Uintah of
Sunbeam Road
Yellowstone National Park
Denver
Colorado Parks
R. Bennion
Uintah County
Indiana
Kentucky
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Missouri
East End
Cincinnati
Otslo River
Ella Freestone
Geo. O. Freestone
Bright
Ausie
Farm Group of
Imperial Hall
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