June Term of District Court Now History
The June term lasted a week with steady grind as two criminal cases were moved to September. Several probate estates saw actions granted or continued, including distributions for Amy Nash Hurley and others. Civil cases included a default divorce and various motions, with several matters set for September term.
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Tom Wilkerson
Fic
State of Utah
Co. A. Cawley
Joseph Flores
Amos Q. Bean
Oran E
Allen L. Curry
Thos H. Wardell
Mary J. McCarrell
Wand
Isadora Preese
Edwin J. Caler
Nicholas A. Zeh
John A Evans
Contvey
Winfield 8 Hullinger
Fred Hické
Peter Hanson
Isaac M. Kolb
Isaac M. Cobb
R. Bennion
Afelia Kunkel
Vas
Jacob Kunkel
Vivian Fraughton
Joseph Fraughton
Alice R Pedro
Josea Pedro
Christina McCurdy
Ora McCurdy
Thomas E. Watters
Utah Public Health Tour Brings Free Exams to State
The Utah Public Health Association launches a six month state wide tour beginning July in a motor truck clinic staffed by Surgeon Carlisle Patterson Knight and Dr John Roy Williams. Knight oversees child hygiene with a Missouri survey aiding a model welfare bureau. Williams focuses on tuberculosis and chest diseases. A graduate nurse accompanies the team funded by Christmas seal campaigns. James Wallis will accompany the clinic as executive secretary in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Public Wealth Association
Salt Lake
Public Health Service
Hugh 8. Cummings
Carlisle Patterson Knight
John Roy Williams
Knight
Missouri
Chili Welfare Bureau
Williams
Seal Gate
James
Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
National Song July Fourth
Poem celebrating American ideals and the Liberty Bell, eagle symbolism, and patriotism. References yeomen and freemen, liberty, and the red white and blue, praising steadfast resistance to tyranny and national symbols. The fragmentary verse evokes Lincoln Green and Lexington themes with references to the eagle and flag.
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Mnien
Lexington Green
Outing for Uintah fathers and sons canceled
The Fathers and Sons outing planned by the Uintah Stake Board of the Y M M I A was canceled due to insufficient father registrations. Many boys and willing fathers will be disappointed, though organizers hope a flood of applications may allow a later outing.
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Uintah County
Y. MMI A
Uintah
Y. M Mni A
Uintah County to Receive First Shipment of Trout
Deputy Game Warden J T Thompson says Uintah County will get the first shipment of trout from Utah state fish hatcheries. The Vernal Commercial Club backs the effort, and the Vernal Gun and Rifle Club will plant the fingerlings in Ashley Creek, Five Mile Creek, and East Park Reservoir. Secretary Andersen sought 300,000 fingerlings to be sent now.
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J T Thompson
Uintah County
Anderson
Vernal Commercial Club
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Wit
Ashley
Ash Creeke
East Park
Andersen
Dramatic Company to Make Return Engagement in Vernal
The Alaysflower Dramatic Company of ten members performed three nights in Vernal to fairs in East Tyrine Kentucky and Limelea Toms Cabin. They will return on Monday July 4 to perform Kenman Thompson's Kid Homestead and Little Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin with notable reception.
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Alaysflower Dramatic Company
East Teyrine
Kentucky
lInelea Toms Cabin
Kenman Thompson
Little Eva
Visit to Oil Shale Fields by Mrs Collatt Party
Mrs. R S Collatt of Salt Lake and her daughter Elsie led a group visiting oil shale fields at Hill Willow and Bitter creeks. They saw the new test retort at the Davis Oil Shale plant near Watson and the Dinosaux quarry at Jensen. Among the crowd were C W Buskirk geologist Miss Anna Porter Miss Mary Wurfurth Miss Mariel Bird Western Union operator at the Hotel Utah Henry Wurfurth Grant Killian and Sterling Collett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R S Collatt
Salt Lake
Elsie
Hill, Willow
Ubitter
Davis
Watson
Jensen
C W Buskirk
Anna Porter
Mary Wurfurth
Mariel Bird
Western Union
Hotel Utah
Henry Wurfurth
Grant Killian
Sterling Collett
Congressman Colton Loyal Friend to Service Men
Under date of June 16 the American Legion of Vernal received a letter from War Risk patients at Hendricks Laws Sanitarium El Paso Texas praising Congressman Don B Colton for aiding their claims. The patients state Colton has secured many War Risk Insurance Bureau approvals and shows tireless dedication to assisting World War I veterans.
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American Legion of Vernal
James H. Dawes
E F Denhart
Peter Canavan
Hendricks- Laws
el Paso
Texas
Witbeck Post
Don B Colton
Utah
Colton
Washington
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Infant Son of Johnston Parents Buried in Vernal
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston, Oakley L., died Tuesday night at 1280 P.M. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Johnston home with Bishop Hyrum Calderwig presiding. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery. The bereaved parents and Jensen and Vernal communities mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnston
Q Oakley L
Pearl Oakley
Jensen
Thomas T Johnston
Hyrum B
Calder Wig
John N. Davis
Calder
Mima Davis
Misa Jessie Hislop
CC J Neal Bang
Mr. Johnston
Jensen and Vernal
Vernal
Mrs Collett Visits With Parents Of Mayor Cofton
Mrs Collett will visit for a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs S D Cofton. The balance of the party left Wednesday.
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Collett
S D Cofton
Big Two Day’s Celebration On July Fourth And Fifth
A community event over Independence Day and the following day promises lively activities. Committees organized a packed schedule including chariot and auto races, two baseball games, and prizes. Thomas W. O’Donnell will deliver the Independence Day oration at the fair grounds, drawing on his Rough Riders and Spanish American War service.
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Colorado
Thomas W. O'Donnell
Fafir
Donnell
Cuba
Rough Riders
Theodora Roosevelt
Vernal Faces Threat to Pikes Peak Highway Route
Walter Barnes of Vernal Auto mails a warning to J D Clarkson of the Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway that Grand Junction pressure seeks a route via Grand Junction and Price to Salt Lake City, cutting Littah Basin. Vernal seeks a hearing before changes, warning that traffic would halt without action.
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Rifle
Colorado
Walter Barnes
Vernal Auto Company
J .D. Clarkigh
Pikes Peak Ocean
Ocean Highway
Clarkson
Grand Junction
Price
Salt
Littah Basin
Wm M Anderson
Commercial Club
Vernal
Vernal Welcome for Springfield Visitor from Ohio
T J Metcalf of Springfield Ohio and cousin of Engineer Nile Hughes visited Vernal on Sunday evening riding via Watson and Pueblo on the Denver and Rio Grande He finds Verna delightful and the valley up to date and scenic Metcalf is a rotary pressman for Crowell Publishing Company publisher of the Ladies Home Companion and other magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Metcalf
Springfield
Ohio
Nile Hughes
Watson
Pueblo
Denver and
Rio Grande
Mr Metcalf
Verna
Hughes
California
Metcalf
Crowell Publishing Company
Ladies’ Home Companion
Mulville Arrives in Vernal for Several Days
J C Mulville of Salt Lake filly arrived in Vernal Tuesday and will stay several days for business matters, according to local observers.
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J C Mulville
Salt Lake Filly
Conjoint Program for Sunday at Vernal wards chapel
The program for the Conjoint meeting of the Vernal First and Second wards includes Fiona solo, Elva Eaton vocal solo, Mima Payias reading, Margaret Morksey flute, Albert Hiring instrumental music, Wallace Calder and company, Ashley Bartiss address, and a reading of America the Land of Liberty.
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Vernal First and Second Ward
Vernal First Ward
Fiano
Elva Eaton
Mima Payia
Margaret Morksey
Albert Hiring
Vernal butter and cheese score high at Calder Brothers Creamery
Datry Manufacturing Specialist Chris Johnson of the Western Datry Division spent three days in Utah County advising dairy men on milk and cream marketing. In Vernal he scored Calder Brothers Creamery butter 92 points and cheese highly, praised new pasteurizing machinery, and lauded their ice cream as the best in the region. Calder Brothers shipped over two tons of butter in June and produced hundreds of gallons of ice cream.
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Datry
Chris Johnson
Western Datry
United States
Ulntah County
Johnson
Ulutah County
Haydon
Lapoint
Tridell
Bennett
Wilson
Vernal
Calder Brothers Creamery
Salt Lake
Calder Brothers
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
California
Bishop Hyrum
Calder
Uintah Packing Plant Robbery Reported Tuesday Night
Sheriff Lafe Richardazon investigates a Tuesday night break in at Uintah Packing Company. About 490 pounds of cured ham bacon lard and hams were stolen while fresh meats were untouched. Entry was gained via a window with a ladder and a car removed the meat. roadway tracks were erased. This marks Vernal’s first notable burglary in some time.
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Lafe Richardazon
Uintah Packing Company
Albert Harring
Vernal
George Jarvis Dies in Spanish Fork at 68
Mrs. George Jarvis of Spanish Fork was visiting her son Frank Hodson when she learned her husband was seriously ill. He died of Brights disease Sunday noon after tending garden irrigation. Durial was in Spanish Fork. Frank Hodson left Tuesday to attend the funeral and be with his mother.
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George Jarvis
Spanish Fork
Frank Hodson
Herman Miller
Jarvis
Bright
Ashley Valley
A. Hodgson
Durial
County Officials Cut Uintah County Taxes Significantly
The County Board of Equalization reduced Vernal city real estate assessments by 15 percent and improvements by 10 percent. Farm lands dropped 12 percent with a 10 percent cut on improvements. The action aims to ease upcoming tax bills and should be welcomed by taxpayers.
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County Board of Equalization
Uintah County
Vernal City
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Congressman Colton
Robert Johnson
Bette
Pikes Peak Highway
Governme Inspectoi
WRAT
Uintah Taskn
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