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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
4
Residents across Jensen and Vernal report weddings baptisms and church events. Families welcome relatives and friends visiting Yellowstone and Meeker while health updates and travel plans unfold as the July Fourth program nears completion.
Phifo Huartuon Zurich a Tribune plant night engineer and humane officer was instantly killed June 14 in his back yard when his revolver discharged after slipping from his holster. Witnesses included Mrs Fanny Zufelt and Mrs Claude Zufelt. He is survived by his wife, four sisters, and a brother.
Register Leon P. Christensen of the Vernal land office issued a restoration notice for 123 townships in the Uncompahgre Indian Reservation. The restored lands cover minerals and oil rights, with some areas designated as portion lands and power site reserves. WWI veterans have a limited preference period. general disposition begins October 1, 1926. Further details available in person or by writing the Vernal land office.
Tridell MI A members and guests gathered Sunday with Irvin Eaton Mrs Gene Merkley Arthur Manwaring and others taking part in piano solo vocal numbers and a quartet. Visiting officers spoke with appreciation while attendees included Congressman Don B Colton and A Goodrich.
A Salt Lake chamber of commerce directed report on Uintah Basin resources covers history and future possibilities. It discusses hydrocarbon potential, other minerals, and agriculture, noting farm crops valued at 486000 in 1924 and minerals limited by transport costs. Weather data and extensive statistics are included, with a bibliography of government bulletins at the end.
Mr and Mrs Earl Mullins of Roosevelt and Mr and Mrs Harmon Mullins with daughter LeVaur visit Tridell and remain overnight at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hullinger along with Mr and Mrs William Sprouse of Lapoint.
John N. Davia of Uintah County Woolgrowers Association reports a letter from Secretary James A Hooper outlining US Secretary Jardine’s plan for more permanent grazing permits on national forests. Jardine believes a stable method could help the livestock industry as Congress reviews public lands grazing. Senate committees may meet in Salt Lake City in August, with sheep growers urged to present a definite plan beforehand.
Supervisor A G Nord of the Ash ey forest reports formation of a new lake as a mountain abides into the Gros Ventre river in the Teton forest Wyoming. A C McCain informs Ogden district office the slide dimensions are reduced from earlier reports but remains extensive about a mile long and 200 feet deep.
Catarrhal deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous membrane causing rumbling or poor hearing. If inflammation remains, hearing may be destroyed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and related deafness, with over forty years of success. sold by all druggists, F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Center near a game preserve reports indicate a lake formed by the allde is seven miles long. It will take at least a year to fill and 11 000 acres of farming land below will be underwater. A $27 000 forest road was destroyed and Horsetall ranger station may be submerged. Ranchers in the valley suffered heavier losses with hundreds of cattle weekly. No lives lost but narrow escapes occurred as communication trails are cut off.
Gomer Thomas and Paul Hart, University of Utah students from Salt Lake City, spend vacation in the Uintah Basin and spoke with the Express last week. Mr Thomas also writes for the Salt Lake Tribune and is gathering material for a series on the Uintah Basin.
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