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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1952

Page

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Oil Growth to be Vital in McWilliams Analysis

Early morning fire destroys the Vernal Flour Mill at 445 N Ver nal Avenue. Firefighters saved some equipment but the mill, records, and cash register were lost. The blaze, reported at 4 45 a m, caused 200 foot flames and grain losses of about 10 000 dollars. Manager E H Peterson and the mill’s history tie to S R Bennion and William H Sid.

Ory N. Vernal Avenue Doremen Jetities Tome Pullinrty Oger E. H. Peterson Louise Peterson R. Bennion William H. Sidmanager James Coupe Emai Strom Rock Springs Wyoming Ashbey Valley Ping Ales Valley

Basin's Oil Future Promising Production Growth Utah

Historic notes describe Basin's oil prospects rising with fivefold production in six months, ongoing exploration, and enhanced conservation practices. Vernal Chamber details a first general meeting with plans for future development and recognition for community welfare contributors amid Christmas service stories and awards.

Utah R. McWi Riliame Myers Theon Company Vernal Chambax Ords Farvey Banta Claus Christmarz Knight Trier Andre

Wool Pool Provides Better Prices for Small Flocks

Uintah County wool pool managers report total wool receipts reach 3200 pounds with 1.25 per pound price target for valued fiber. Governments price controls cut spring farm values, but registration closes March 1 as sheepmen may sell any amount through pool facilities to seek higher bids, especially for small and medium lots.

Uintah Jay Sepa Viyestas Et Wai

Tribal council approves record oil bid on Duchesne lands

The Ute Ouray Indian Tribal Council accepted a 456 414 dollar bid by oil and gas firms for 7019 acres of tribal land in eastern Duchesne County. Lion Oil Co placed the top per acre offer at 108 70 dollars for 1440 acres in Parcel Four, the largest per acre bonus on tribal land. Carter won parcels One Two and Three with varied per acre prices, while several bidders including Texas Co California Co Tidewater Associated Bluebell Co and Continental Oil Co lost on smaller parcels.

du Thesne Co Township 4 Range 3 Duchesne Carter Lion Oil Co Texas Co California Co. Sun Tide Water Associated At Co. Bluebell Co Ol Oi Co Braselind. Oil and Gas Co Pures. Oil Co Continental Oil Co Carter and Continental Jed Bi

Wool Growers Return From Salt Lake Convention

Utah Wool Growers Association delegates reported a constructive convention in Salt Lake City. Eleven Valley sheep men attended and endorsed resolutions on government controls and price. Present price ceiling for top grade wool is 1.06 per pound f.o.b Boston, with a 57 cent government guarantee for eighteen months. Delegates cited lamb supply worries for the coming year.

Vernal Utah Wool Growers Association Salt Lake City Govs Conmental Boston Utah B. A. Stringham

Service clubs sponsor five hour fundraising contest

Jaycees and Kiwanis clubs host a fundraising contest to raise money for March of Dimes with a wheelbarrow ride and coin toss on Main Street. Proceeds from the event, counted at closing, go to the charity, with losers donating 25 dollars and the winning club displaying its plaque. The effort is led by local club presidents and officials.

Jaycees and Kiwanis Club Pollo Funda Venus Challie Jaycee Engo Hiranis Seatrians HL W Marrs Ralph Preece

Profanity Drives Polio Drive at 1852 Mine Site

Mrs. Jay Smith, a cook at the Black Virgin Gisonite Mine 79 miles east of Vernal, raised $15.95 in a month via a tongue in cheek oath game among mine workers and visitors. She kept the funds in a stall bottle bank, mixing dimes nickels pennies currency and even Canadian silver. The couple behind the effort are parents of a polio victim now using poll aids, age four. They plan to restart the drive earlier next year.

Jay Smith Black Virgin Gisonite Allverae Cooke Dan Aie Cook

Uintah Scouts Plan Spring Summer Activities

Uintah District Boy Scouts met at the School Board for planning led by A Alwyn Call. They aim to raise membership from 235 to 400 and expand unit sizes, set a summer camp at Maple Dell near Payson Canyon, plan a Father and Son outing at Merkley Park, and join Utah National Parks Council efforts. Dr Hay Spendrove appointed to the Utah National Parks Council executive board.

Maple Delt Payson Canyon Timpanogas Uintah Merkley Park Utah National Hay Spendrove Utah, National Parks Council

Decision on Vernal rodeo plans at February meeting

Vernal Rodeo Association chair Searle warns 1951 rodeo may be canceled if local enthusiasm remains low. The non profit group met to plan the season and will hold a public meeting February 25 at 8 pm in the Uintah State Bank Building to decide future action. Ash Valley residents are urged to attend.

Woodey Searle Verna Rodeo Association Uintad State Bank Ashby Valley Searle

Boy Scouts Week to Highlight National Program

Boy Scout units across America will receive funds during Boy Scout Week Feb 6 as 12 Eagle Scouts chosen to symbolize the 2 900 000 members. The White House event includes a breakfast with leaders from the Cabinet, Senate, and House as the President receives a scroll outlining the program’s broad objectives.

Truman Congress America Liberty Boy Scout White House Ja Pa Boy Scouts of America Washington Cabinet Senate House of Representatives National

Adult education classes begin Monday at high school

Uinta High School announces six week adult education courses with Monday evening sessions from 7:00 to 8:30 and a second session from 3:30 to 10:00 pm. Registration is in the auditorium with no charges. Courses cover sex education, hobbies, leatherwork, painting, sewing, music, clothing remodeling, physical education, and current topics. Lectures and instruction will be provided by named instructors and volunteers.

Elader Murial Wallis Bhat

Governor Lee to Be Featured on KJAM Broadcast Dates

Governor J Bracken Les and others will be featured on KJAM in a Friday and Saturday radio broadcast announced by station manager Lee Walker. The program will be from the governor's chamber at the state capitol, with the editor W B Wi and Express coverage. Friday at 10 am and Saturday at 7 pm.

J. Bracken Les Ian Lee Walker Governors Chamber State Capitol Alve Sore Off Rea the Express W.B. Wi

Carter Oil Announces New Wildcat Well Location

Carter Oil announced this afternoon plans to drill a new wildcat well in Utah near Vernal. The site is described as ten miles south of Vernal at the center of SE SE Sec 8, 6S 21E in the USA No 1 area.

Carter Oil Vernal SE Sec

Influenza Outbreak Reported at Ashley Valley

Health officer Dr. C K Piper urged bed rest for feverish residents as classrooms report 98 missing students. Doctors hope peak passes soon. Officials warn caution and careful judgment to prevent spread during the influenza season.

Ashley Valley Redents L.col Aicians Kirby Central

Winter Ski Carnival at Park North of Vernal

The Winters Ski Carnival at Skiers Park, north of Vernal, Saturday program opens 7:00 am with expert ski instruction and beginner classes. About 200 to 260 novelty races including barrel, sprint, and team tag races are planned, followed by a cross country race over a half mile at 2:00 pm and junior and senior slaloms. The finale features fireworks and a dramatic display as Claudius Banks manages the event.

Vernal Siaaker Ba Fine Clubs Claudius Banks Slday Iby Raat Gany Claudius

New Utah oil wells forecast for 1952 by Journal

The Oil and Gas Journal estimates 71 new Utah wells will be drilled in 1952, including 49 wildcats and 23 development wells in Uintah Basin, with many developments in Wasatch Plateau counties. Last year 39 wells were completed, 8 productive, 30 dry. 41 producing wells yielded about 1,460,000 barrels annual crude.

Utah Journal The Oil and Gas Journal Nowroleum Industry Red Roosevelt Pool Duchesne Uintah Basin Wasatch Emery Carbon Sanpete Tha Magazine Dally Ms Utsh

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