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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1930

Page

4

Fourth of July Celebrations Share Vernal Festivities

A large crowd enjoyed Vernal's Fourth of July events directed by Paul Viking. Fort Duchesne Indians defeated Vernal 9 to 7 in a baseball game, followed by horse racing, boxing bouts, and a grand Imperial ball. Organizers from the American Legion Witbeck Post No 11 hailed local support and pledged annual celebrations.

Paul Viking Fort Duchesne Indiana Vernal Ball Club Fort Duchesne Indians Lola Bourdette Sammy Wise Bill Stringham Rev Guild Bammy J D Massey Hollis Hulinger Hollis Dee Jenkins Maeser Ray Busty Salt Lake Dee Busby Gene Donaldson Chuck Murray Gou Stoy Massey Dalter Boyces Tony Lopez Idaho Shead Soucey Roy Roy Soucey Howard Ellis Vernal Robbie Mason Howard Bobbie Mason Imperial American Legion Just & Word Witbeck Post Nofi A. G Nord Legion Ray Ashton J A Cheney Rute C. Cooper Witbek Post No 11 Vernal Express Lions’ Band

Farm Bureau Seeks Market for 1930 Lambs

The Farm Bureau says it can market 1930 lambs with advance payments up to one dollar per head. Large lambs favored. burrs reduce value by two cents per pound. Lambs over 79 pounds face discount. call by July 1 to list animals, with buyers' response due July 15. E Peterson County Agent.

Farm Bureau E. Peterson

Flaming Gorge project eyed as key to arid lands revival

A July luncheon discussion cites Ralph R Woolley’s survey showing the Green River basin would hold 1 782 000 acres, with 652 500 irrigable. The Flaming Gorge dam could back water into Wyoming near Green River City, with Senate support and a 18 million dollar cost estimate. Public officials including Senator Smoot advocate early August meetings to advance the project.

Flaming Gorge Ralph R Woolley VW & Geological Survey Wallis Green River Utah Colorado Wyoming I T Utah Tso Verna Green River City National Smoot Salt Lake City Boulder Colorado River Basin Senate de Elwood Mead Sir Wells Beoc John An Reed Smoot

Governor Dern Opens Big Ft Duchesne Convention

Governor Dern will deliver the opening address at a major convention in Fort Duchesne. Orval d Adame, former Utah Bankers Association president, will discuss rural financing alongside Congressman Don B Colton and R H Rutledge of the forest department. An oratorical contest between Howell Calder and George Strebel features for the U BIC trophy as the finance committee seeks broad, cooperative county support.

Orvald Adame Utah Bankers Association Don B Colton R H Rutledge Forest Department E G Peterson Odoennell Uintah Howar Calder Ashton Duchesne County George Strebel

Uintah Basin Leaders Push Flaming Gorge Road Plan

At a Uintah Basin meeting the group discussed highway forty development and the Colton-Ovldie bill. Utah and Colorado officials urged federal action to fund a Craig road project, with local leaders pledging support while deferring broader moves on a railway project.

Johnson Colorado National Congress Colton Oddle United States H B Calder Vernal Lions Club Utah Miller Myton Uintah Basin Sheeley Senator Smoot Uintah Inter State Commerce Commission W .S Henderson Bureau of Public Roads Ogden Craig Siddoway W L. Fletcher Wilson Murray B P Kelly Jensen Stringham City Vernal J Meagher Thorn Hatch J H Ratliff Kenneth Richardson J A Cheney The Lions Club

Installation of Vernal Lions Club Officers At Meeting

The Vernal Lions Club held its regular meeting to install new officers. Lion James H Wallis praised retiring president Ray M Duke and presented a gold signet ring, honoring Duke and secretary J C Anderson for their service. A delegation to the International Lions Convention at Center was discussed with J A Cheney W S Henderson and James H Wallis likely to attend.

Vernal Lions Club Dugwuay County Commission Lion James H Wallis Ray M Duke J C Anderson Lion Duke J A Cheney W S&s Henderson James H Wallis

Community program features music and pioneer history

Naples and district residents enjoyed a joint program last Sunday evening with a whistling duet by Mrs Lynn Ashton and Exhelynn, a piano duet by Elaing Goodrich and Exmice Johnson, and an address by Father John R Young recounting pioneer experiences. Other attendees included John H Chatwin, Edna Birle, and President A Goodrich.

Davis Naples Lynn Ashton Exhelynn Elaing Goodrich Exmice Johnson John R Young Brigham Young John H Chatwin Edna Birle A . Goodrich Eduard MecKowen Janes Barren Wyoming Redge Chatui Salt Lake City Lewis Gardiner Emma Gardiner George Karl Ruth Goodrich Diamond Mountain Marion Hatch Ranbow Fiss Mable Merrell Rae Merrell Brush Creek Mountain Harold Claude Eaton Watson Jacob N Lybbert

Logan Cache County Purchases Site for Library Building

Logan and Cache County buy a plot on the northeast corner at First North and First East for four thousand dollars to construct a new library. The deal secures a central location and signals a joint project by local government and city authorities.

LOGAN Cache Countys First North First East

Fourth of July in Verna and local travel notes

Reports from Verna recount many residents attending the Fourth of July celebration. Family visits, haying efforts, health concerns, and local travel are noted alongside farming details and alfalfa seed prospects in the basin.

Push hoe size labor saver on Naples farms

A Naples farmer touts a homemade time and labor saving implement called the Push hoe made from automobile tires and pitchforks by Jacob N Lybbert and Joseph Tollier. The device allegedly cuts weed work in two hours as a standard hoe would take a day. A visit to Joseph Hacking’s ranch shows three boys and three horses replaced by automobile wheels on a hay shaft, illustrating potential savings for farmers.

Verna Daniel Adams Afiza Lawtrence Ouray Valley Alice Bac Flora Caldwell Vernal Bus Hatch Birt Caldwell Hay L Caldwell Ellis Caldwell Maeser Arza Adams Bist Caldwell Lenard Allen Clifford Caldwell Clyde Hacking Bil Caldwell Alton Beck Winona Carter Creek Ernest Caldwell Lyman Hall Wallace Caldwell Sam Rolfe Fuller Remington Jacob N Lybbert Naples Lybbert Joseph Tollier Mr Collier Joseph Hacking

Alfalfa Seed Prospects Improve as Grasshoppers RemainDrawback

The article notes alfalfa seed prospects improve on the first crop except where grasshoppers are numerous. It discusses the need to start controls early, including poisoning before hoppers fly, and describes methods like balloon catchers and the Uintah Basin hopper dozer using petroleum oil to kill hoppers.

United Basin

New Schedule Delays Utah Basin Mail From the West

The Duchesne Courier reports June 22 the Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad changes delay Uintah Basin mail by about twenty hours. Outgoing Salt Lake City mail arrives Duchesne next morning. Duchesne to Salt Lake mail arrives late morning. Air mail is delayed about nineteen hours. Merchants suffer bread yeast delays. residents urge Washington officials to reroute Salt Lake departures, not via Price, to restore timely service.

Rio Grande Uintah Basin Salt Lake Ducteene Duchesne Air Mail Washington Balt Lake Price Duchertne Courier

Not So Dumb Feeble Minded Man Hired For Wheelbarrow Joke

A feeble minded man is hired to push a wheelbarrow in a building project in a neighboring city. About forty workers line up to carry bricks to masons. The foreman asks why the wheelbarrow is upside down and learns bricks are still being filled as soon as he turns it right side up.

Uintah County School Board Reaffirms Bus Service for Districts

At the regular meeting the Uintah county school board discussed continuing the current bus system for outlying districts. The board decided transportation cannot be dropped, with budget trimmed to 17 600 for the coming year and repairs limited to urgent needs. President George W Perry and others attended. Superintendent H S Olsen was absent attending Berkeley.

Uintah County School Board Itraas Mnally George A Slaugh George W Perry Roy Taylor Klary Witmer A @& Goodach Russel Todd H S Olsen Berkley

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American Legon American Legion Auxiliary Lions Governor Dern Ft. Duchesne Utah Basin West Lucky Motor Service Allenton Pathfinder Hag Goodyear Pathfinders Eral J.W. Pope Leary
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