Floyd Tullis Attends Boys State Delegation
Floyd Tullis leaves with Uintah high school for Camp Williams to serve as a Boys State delegate for ten days. The article also lists local residents visiting, trips, and community group activities including a ward finance committee, junior M men and junior Gleaners events, and parliamentary-like gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorta E. Johnson
Floyd Tullis
Uintah High School
Camp Wiliams
Dickson
Mra
Effie Holfeltz
Yellowstone Ark
Vernal
Salt Lake
Salt Lake, Where They Left Mrs. Holfeltz At Her Home There. Floyd Cloward
Armed Forces
O ' Cloward
Whalquist
American Fork
Glen McKeschenie
McKeachenie
Floyd Percy
Deep
MLA
Bear Lake
von Haslem
Haslem
Sarah Norton
Lapoint
Jay Murray
Virginia
Perry Bineham
Lee Workman
Ted
Bill Workman
Rangely
Workman
Jennie Weeks
Sarah Martinson
Stake
Norman Fletcher
Glen
Billings
Jear Goodrich
Miles Bown Dies From Injuries
Miles Bown 34 died Friday at 4 30 p m en route to a Glenwood Springs hospital after an accident at his ranch near Walcott Colorado He was born July 1 1898 in Gunnison son of the late and Clarissa Jane Dack Bown a well known woolgrower in Utah and Colorado He came to Provo as a boy attended Brigham Young University and served in the US Army during World War I The article notes visitors and family in Utah and California and a trip to St George for the Fourth of July weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Miles Bown
Glenwood Springs
Walcott
Colo
Gunnison
Clarissa Jane Dack Bown
Utah
Colorado
Provo Ascholols
Provo man dies after WWI service and farming career
After WWI military service he graduated from a Salt Lake City business college and worked at Deseret National Bank. He married Lola Daum in 1924 and lived in Provo since. He worked with family in sheep and cattle in Uintah Basin and Colorado, then ran his own lanel for six years. He belonged to the LDS Church, the National Woolgrowers Association, and Provo Lodge No. 849 BPOE. Survived by widow Lola, two sons Miles S. Bown Jr and Roger, and two brothers J Clinton and Fred, all of Provo. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Provo under Bishop Dean E. Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Deserete National Bank
Lola Daum
Provo
Uintah Basin
Colorado
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
National
Woolgrowere Association
Provo Bpoe
Miles S Bown Jr
Roger Bown
J. Clinton
Doe
Fred Bown
Fan
Berg Draw
Ing Repupel
Dean E. Terry
Bid awards for U S 40 near Bridgeland contracts
State Road Commission awarded two contracts for U S 40 near Bridgeland in Duchesne County. Whiting and Haymond of Springville won $16,875 for a gravel stockpile and surface course, with Vernal Sand and Gravel Co. bidding $17,000. Old Nelson Construction Co. of Logan secured $96,030 to surface 9.2 miles from Duchesne to Bridgeland with SC-3 and RC-4 materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne County
State Road Commission
Whiting and Haymond
Springville
Bridgeland
Old Nelson Construction Ny
Logan
Duchenne
Ras Nigan D Ing
Springvile
Whit. Ing
Miraymond
Dusthesne
U.S. Highway 40
Plant food cost comparison advice from The Vernal Express
In a July 10 1952 Vernal Utah edition a reader notes that savings come from buying plant food by the pound rather than by ton, emphasizing cost per unit rather than total price for fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
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Glines Floyd Tullis
Jackie
Sunnyside
Larry
Ray Simper
Ray Gardiner
St. George
Don McClellan
Baby
Los Angeles
California
LAU Harvester
Utah-Idaho
International Harvester
Slaugh
Eey NN
Basin Loans Inc
Vernal Real Estate CO
Olan
Johnson
Bill Wilson
East Main
U.S. 40
Provo First Ward
Arvel Cook
Dean Mendenhall
American Legion
the Elks
Provo City
The
Vernal Sandland Gravel Co
Myrin Hereford Ranch
F. A. Myrin
Arcadia P. 0
Lake Fork River
Roosevelt
Ars. Dof
Don
Perec
Chuck
Fryers Link Sausager
Sunnybank
Niles
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