Vernal First Maeser Lead in Scout Hoop Play
In the Uintah stake senior scout league Vernal First and Maeser ward led with a second straight win. Vernal Third dominated Ashley 28 to 0, Naples beat Vernal Beentid 17 to 12, while First ward defeated Jensen 17 to 13 and Maeser ward beat Glines 11 to 9.
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Vernal
Maeser
Scout
Naples
Verne
Jensen
Maenez
Gines
Ashley
Vail
Maeser Ward
Uivle
Uintah Stake
Maesot
Glines
Bring Papers Advises VA Contact Man
L Button in charge of the Veterans Administration office in the Uintah Basin this week advised all veterans seeking help from the VA to come prepared. Many veterans and dependents are forced to make two or three calls because they fail to bring necessary papers or correspondence. Inquiries, insurance certificates with identification numbers, VA correspondence, and receipts for payments should be included. A discharge record is almost a must for all benefits including loans schooling job training and pensions. Burton reports that nearly half of all veterans do not bring their discharge papers.
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L. Button
Veterans ‘Administration
Uintah Basin
Burton
Button
Roosevelt Hospital Visit and Local Play Attendance
Miss Darlas Young visited Price over the weekend while Mrs LeRoy Taylor of Vernal toured the Roosevelt home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor. The MLA presented the play And Suddenly It Was Spring directed by Zilpha Wall with a cast including Iris Carol Jensen Byron Wahlquist Madge Wall Fred Wahlquist Colleen Robinson Charles Wahlquist Warren Harris Marian Jensen Ethel Young Jexie Pickup Gloria Wall Viola Jensen Duane Wall Elva May Chandler. Matinees for grade school children were held Monday afternoon. Out of town visitors for the MIA play included Vernal residents Marion Westover Ita Beddows and others, along with Roosevelt residents Blanche Murphy M J Anderson Paul Nielson Bernice Palderman Leith Lewis of Duchesne and Elbert Chandler hosted a birthday surprise for Lula Dudley and Thelma Young Friday night. The evening featured games and refreshments.
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Alice Pickup
Roosevelt Hospital
Darlas Young
Price
LeRoy Taylor
Vernal
Ralph. Taylor
MLA
Zilpha Wall
Iris
Carol Jensen
Byron
Wahlquist
Madge Wall
Fred ‘Wahlqui
Colleen Robinson
Charles Wahlquist
Warren Harri
Vernal Oilers Face Ecker Quint In Saturday Showdown
Vernal Oilers host the undefeated Ecker quint at Uintah high gym Saturday at 8 30 p m. Ecker, a powerhouse boasting former Utah stars Merlin Ahlquist Nick Watts and a strong lineup, travels from Utah to challenge Vernal’s crew coached by Reverend Bigse Echumesher. Tickets are sold at Vernal Drug and Uintah Drug.
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Ecker Studio
Intermountain
Vernal
Vernal Oilers
Uintah High School
Eckers Quint
West Coast
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Vernal Oller
Bigse Echumesher
Springville Kiwanis
Stength
Ecker
Sterling Cook
Avard Rigby
Schumacher
Frank Wright
Schurmacher
Ayer
Johnston
Jim Erent
Tiareld Alexander
Clark Roberts
VernalsTunior Chamber of Commerce
Gale
Vernal Drug
Uintah Drug
Gun Club Proposes Deer Control and Licenses
Members discussed deer depictions and restricted hunting areas around Bitter Creek and Sweet Water for 1947 48. A bounty of at least 50 on mountain lions was proposed while fish and game licenses were to be issued at the Sports Shop. Club also allocated grain to game birds and named committee chairs for upland and migratory birds big game beaver publicity and more.
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Whiteriver
Verna Club
State Fish and Game Commission
B. P. Fisher
Fred Reynolds
Nem
Russell Montgomery
Eugene Weist
Alvin Gardiner
Karl Swain
Byron P. Fisher
Don Jensen
Erland Preece
L. A. Wilson
Art Wilson
C. R. Jotties
Harry Sprouse
Ienry Slaugh
Glen Lambert
Zelphalder
Two Kings Peaks Highest in Utah on Ashley Forest
In the Uintah Mountains of northeast Utah twin Kings Peaks rise above 13,000 feet. The north peak was once marked higher, but surveys show the south peak Kings Peak is the high point. The Ashley National Forest supervisor notes watershed protection, water supply for agriculture and urban use, timber, recreation, grazing, and mineral potential as key forest priorities.
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Two Kings Peaks
Ashley Forest
Utah
Uintah Mountain
Twin Kings
Duchesne
Ingly
U.S. Geological Survey
Kings Peak
Ulptah
Utsh
Ong A. Harrison
Ashley National Forest
Central
Uinta Mountains
Uintah
Bonneville
Uintah Basin
Land Depletion Causes Opts and Wear Concerns
Fragmentary report notes land depletion and soil wear affecting levels and options. The text indicates vague references to maintenance or land use decisions, with unclear agents and impacts. Further details are unreadable, leaving the core issue of depletion and its uncertain effects.
Real estate offerings from Christensen & Richens Realty
One four room modern home on one acre and two new four room homes with garage. One five room modern home with 24 acres. Two more new four room homes and one close in four room home. Several small homes priced 2500 to 3200. Apartment houses and business locations in and around Vernal City. Ranches available. United State Bank Building. Phone 124 W.
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Vernal City
Adult Classes in Uintah Extension Program Announced
The University of Utah extension service outlines two adult education courses in Uintah County. A guidance course led by Dr Les Nelson and a sociology history and drama course taught by Utah University faculty will require 42 hours of work and may earn five college credits. Enrollment begins with the first class next Saturday at Central School, with Miss Mary Nielsen assisting registration.
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Uintah
University of Utah
Aval
U Ih County
Les Ne Nelson
General Cemabars
Utah Antersity
Utah
Sealer University
Central School
Mary Nielson
University Extension Service
Forest Watersheds Management Discussed by Mr Harrison
In the Uinta Mountains discussion, Harrison notes that how forested slopes are managed determines the service communities receive from watersheds and other resources for future generations. The remark emphasizes sustainable practices and long term watershed health.
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Harrison
Apples Praised In Ancient Customs Across Meals
Fragmentary historical note recalls ancient practice linking apples to meals and culture. It mentions Alexander the Great enforcing apples at every meal as part of a broader evaluation of fruit’s value before scientific study.
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Alexander the Great
Incomplete Gunfire Incident Reported on Highway
A man stood by as seven empty .22 shells lay on the highway and bullet holes pierced a hull. A registered yearling heifer was struck by the rifle fire but has a chance to recover.
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Hull
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