DINO SORSAURS OUTING BRINGS BIG BOY SCOUT VISIT TO VERNAL
A Salt Lake City led Scout party of about 50, with Dr John Taylor Oscar Kirkham and Eugene Hammond, visited Vernal for a weekend of activities including a lunch at Vernal Ward, a trip to the Jensen Dinosaur National Monument, and a pond plunge at Calder pond. The group then traveled to Duchesne for fishing and mountain outings with local leaders and church officials coordinating the event.
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Uintah Mountains
Iorester van Tassel
Charles de Molsy
National Forestry Service
Don B Colton
Oscar Kirkham
John Taylor
Salt Lake
Nesurey
de Mossy
Ashley Forest
Trout Creek
Ashley Valley
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Council
Eugene Hammond
Salt Lake County
Boy Scouts
Verna
George H. Cruikshank
Don 3B. Colton
Wallace Calder
Ernest Eaton
Stake
William H. Siddeway
Geo. L. Woodbury
Vernal Secouta
Central School
Cors
Dinosaur National Monument
Jensen
Vernal
Calder Pond
Calder Bros. Soda Works
Hey
Duchesne
George A. Smith
Prestling
Hyrum G. Smith
Prof
Beesley
Bishop Woodruff
Forest Dale
Wards
Governor Mabey views great water project
Governor Mabey discussed a major Utah reclamation idea near Dead Man’s Beach in Uintah county. A federal state survey will determine feasibility for irrigation across miles of land, with potential water sources from White or Bear rivers and diversions into Colorado.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mabey
United States Reclamation Service
Cialis
Uintah County
White River
Colorado
Uintah Basin
Vernal
Bear River
Salt Lake
Ducchesne County
Duchesne
Vernal Band Debuts New Uniforms Before Park Trip
The Vernal band under Prof. Burgerer appeared in new blue shirts white trousers white caps and white shoes for the Fourth of July. The group promises top music in the Uintah basin boasting best band in the region. A Yellowstone Park tour is planned August 10 to 30 with 17 Utah Idaho concerts. Manager J Clive Davis announced over $100 was raised from nearly 300 donors at the fairground sports. Band members thank the home crowd for loyal support and generous contributions.
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Burgerer
Unifornia
Uintah Basin
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Idaho
J. Clive Davis
Fair Ground
Don B Colton Delivers Patriotism Address in Vernal
A large Vernal crowd celebrated Independence Day with a formal program led by President Wallace Calder and featuring Don B Colton who delivered a stirring patriotic address on present day issues. The afternoon parade featured the Vernal band, decorated floats, and numerous horse and auto races at the fair grounds.
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Vernal
Prof
W. W. Burgener
Golo
Prof. Burgener
I. Sander
Wallace Calder
H. Walter Woolley
Miss
Mima Davia
H. E. Rich
Fair Grounds
Yelowstone Park
Helen Richardson
Sarah Markley
Emil Hadlock
Wright Noel
Jennie Johnston
Mabel Hutching
Floyd Noe
Bennett Watkins
Reed Rich
Lorenzo Mort
Charles A. Hatch
N. J. McAgher
Bank of Vernal
Enoch Gurr
Eaton
Sid Markéy
Ofie
Mije Einer Sool
Lester Chapoose
Jactsee
Leon Galley
Tom McKenchnie
Jack Ancomplake
George Johnson
Tom Wikerson
Nash
Walter Barnes
Ole Raemassey
Sted
Back Haul Freight Rate Investigated
A U S attorney investigator Mr. Bunn arrived in Vernal to review back haul freight conditions on the Vernal to Price line. Congressman Colton and Mr. Dunn coordinated with local officials and merchants while Postmaster General Dr. Hubert Work supported the effort. The probe aims to set a new rate without affecting parcel post, potentially boosting Western markets and regional prosperity if the bill passes.
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Bunn
United States Attorney
Postal Department
Vernal
Mr. Bunn
Duchesne
Myton
Roosevelt
Price
Kinn
Colton
Washington
United States
Hubert Work
Mr. Colton
Dunn
E. J. Young, I Jr
Joseph T. Tullis
Department
Ag Weil
Final Tribute Paid Church Worker Who Died on Coast
Funeral services were held for William Carroll at the stake house in Alhambra California on June 14. The Los Angeles Sunday schools boss and local speakers noted the family’s open house for missionaries and friends from Utah. Carroll, born Heber Utah in April 1868, resided in Alberta Canada before moving to California and served as assistant superintendent of Sunday schools. He left a wife Nellie Murray and one daughter, with siblings and relatives listed in Utah and Alberta.
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Heber
Statke
William Car
Alhambra
Cal
Fredrick Crook
Ara Giles
W David Hicken
Bishop Croc
William Carroll
Alberta
Canada
Alhambra Cali
Los Angeles
Joseph W McMurrin
Nellie Murray
Heber City
Henry Carroll
Alberta Canada
Frank and
Ora Carroll
Ivy Caldwell
Vernl
Robert Carlol
Penrose Wyo
Heber Carroll
Vernal
Heber Moulton
Salt Lake City
Horse and Rider killed by Lightning at Myton Utah
Special to the Express Fort Tucesne July 2 On last Tuesday at 4 o clock during an electric storm Thelmas Tanner age 16 living at Myton was riding a horse struck by a bolt of lightning and instantly killed She was unconscious badly injured on the head down the spine and one hip She lived until this morning when she passed away without regaining consciousness Her parents came from Pryson Utah and have a farm at Myton The time of the funeral has not been yet.
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Fort Tuchesne
Thelmas Tanner
Myton
Miss Tanner
Mornig
Pryson
Utah
Theft of Sheep on Trail In Boxelder Charged
BRIGHAM CITY Chink Moe Knight was brought to this city by Sheriff J C Lillywhite charged with stealing sheep on the trail in western Boxelder county Two other Oakley Idaho men Scott Nelson and Claud Critchfield are also accused of involvement They will be brought to this city for hearing The sheep belonged to Ernest Peterson of Hyrum and were being driven toward the Idaho line when officers overtook the party Knight is jailed in the county jail.
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Brigham City
Chick” Moe-Knight
J. C Lillywhite
Boxelder County
Scott Nelson
Claud Critchfield
Oakley
Idaho
Ernest Peterson
Hyrum
McKnight
Deseret News
Grave Interment in Wever City Cemetery
Interment was in the Wever City cemetery with a grave dedicated by Henry Moulton and many beautiful flowers in evidence.
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Wever
Henry Moulton
Jury Disagrees In Bootlegging Case
The jury in a bootlegging trial before Justice H. Walter Woolley failed to reach a verdict after witnesses testified to the odor of illicit liquor. Roy Odekirk admitted possessing liquor and destroyed a demijohn during a home search led by Sheriff Hyrum Richardson. A new trial will be scheduled with attorney W. O’Donnell for the defense and Charles De Malsy for the state.
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Late Richardson
Roy Odekirk
H. Walter Woolley
Nile Hughes
E. A. Cramer
John Gook
J. O. Evans
Hyrum Richardson
William McKee
Oddkirk
Charles de Malsy
W O'Donnell
Maeser Ward Bishopric Reorganized at Sacrament Meeting
The Maeser ward held a Sunday sacrament meeting to reorganize its bishopric. Sylvaniua Collett becomes bishop with Thomas Bingham and Carl Richens as first and second counselors. Joweah H Bodily had previously resigned as bishop. his former counselors were John I. McConkie and Slater Bingham.
Republican committeeman Tramberger visits Vernal before convention
Ernest Tramberger a Republican National committeeman and ardent candidate for the United States Senate nomination spent several days in Vernal ahead of the county convention.
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Ernest Tramberger
United States
Push-cart travelers arrive in Vernal from Seattle to Davenport
Mr and Mrs Searty and their two children arrived in Vernal Thursday evening traveling by push cart from Seattle, Washington to Davenport, Iowa. They stopped at the tourist camp area and report wonderful experiences since leaving their home in Australia. The Seartys plan to stay in Vernal for several days.
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Searby
Whife
Vernal
Seattle
Washington
Davenport
Iowa
Touriat
Hore
Australia
Searty
Body of Woman Seen Floating in the River
A Fort Duchesne report says a woman's body was seen floating down the Duchesne River past Curry’s store three days earlier. Crews reached the county bridge but could not reach the body. it was described as female, with a white or light colored dress, and identification suggested Mia Harvey Turner of Jensen who vanished from home recently.
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Fort Duchesne
Curry
Ft. Duchesne
Curay
Duchesne River
Mia
Harvey Turner
Jensen
New Overland Four Irony Zelpp Calder Sale
Deorts H. Pingley of Myton purchased a New Overland Four Irony from Zelpp Calder last week, adding the item to his household collection. The purchase was noted in local trade records and reflects ongoing demand for unusual ironchoices in the area.
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Deorts H. Pingley
Myton
Overland
Zelpp
Calder
Lightning damages a Linotype during storm
A lightning strike hit the Linotype and electric metal pot during a Thursday storm. William B. Wallis operated the machine, was knocked back but unharmed. The flame covered the machine and room, destroying coils and causing about $100 in damage plus loss of half a day’s work. Temporary repairs were made until factory parts arrive from San Francisco. A factory notice announced special parts for the electric pot shipped by plane Friday at 1 pm.
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Linotype
Wallis
San Francisco
Sheriff Investigates Floating Body in Green River
Sheriff Richardson investigates reports of a body or object floating in the Green River near Quray. Young men who claimed to see it reported the object appeared like a woman. they had no boat to verify. The sheriff doubts it is Mrs. Harvey Turner of Jensen.
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Safe
Richardson
Green River
Quray. Ih
Richardsonoes
Mra
Harvey
Turner
Jensen
Dooley Family Visits Hills Creek for Fourth Holiday
Mr and Mrs EW Dooley arrived from Hills Creek to spend the Fourth. Dooley is the contractor for the drilling for the Fud Weat Refining Company testing their Hill Creek property.
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EW. Dooley
Hills Creek
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Mayor Cruikshank
Great Water
Don B. Colton
Boxelder
Marser Ward
Keenlines
Rafety
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