Wallace Calder Announces Run for Fourth Judicial District Attorney
Wallace Calder, a Vernal attorney with 23 years in the city, declares his intention to seek the Republican nomination for District Attorney in the Fourth Judicial District. Calder, admitted to the Utah bar in 1908, has served as deputy city attorney, county attorney, city attorney, and partner with Senator O Donnell, plus roles in the Uintah school board and local business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Latryer
Fourth Judicial District
Altorney
Wallace Caulder
Bir
Calder
Vernal
Ermal
Utah
University of Utah Law School
Vernal City
Thomas W O'Donnell
United States District Cour, Bu
Pioneer Day Meeting Cancelled by Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Camp Thornburg and Camp Ver nal of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers cancel their monthly meeting due to the Pioneer Honor Day event scheduled for Friday July 22 at the County Court House.
Uintah High School Band to Play Free Saturday Concerts
The Uintah High School Band will present free public concerts each Saturday evening on the Postoffice lawn from 6 until dusk, with a 5 PM start this Saturday due to a visiting delegation. About fifty members in uniform will perform a varied program including marches and overtures and have earned state notice for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Diector
Lloyd Winn
Odock
Provao Chamber of Commerce
Uintah
Winn
The
Mount Everest
Zepplin
Utah State Press Holds Summer Convention at Fish Lake
Editors from across Utah gathered at Fish Lake for the Utah State Press association summer convention. Attendees enjoyed mountain resort rest, trout fishing, and a Forest Service sight seeing tour by horseback. A Sunday motor trip reached Wayne wonderland, with a group meal at Fruita before plans for the December winter meeting in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah 6 State Press Association
Fish Lake
Bee Hive
Mountain Resort
Fish Lake National Forest
Wayne Wonderland
Fruita
Deceimber
Balt Lake City
Federal Agent Hero To Lead Prairie Dog Eradication Drives
After a survey by UC Biological Survey and county agents, a campaign to exterminate prairie dogs begins. Federal and county cooperation will provide poison grain to communities organizing drives at Tridell Lapoint Bennett Gusher Randlett Leota Vernal Davis Jensen and Diamond Mountain with strong citizen participation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Zimmerman
E. Peterson
Y. L Johnson
Tridell
Lapoint
Bennett
Gusher Randlett
Leota
Vernal Davis Jensen
Dilamond
L. Johnson
Matts
Vernal Golf Club to Hold Second Handicap Tournament
Vernal Golf Club will conduct its second handicap tournament with 32 members competing for championship and consolation honors. Play begins with first round by July 16 and finals on July 27, with prizes of 10, 3.85 and 1.65 dollars for first through consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Golf Club
Jorgenser
AL Curry
W B Wallis
Rae Ashton
Rae Duke
A V Lewis
P L. Cowan
H G DeMolsy
E Stewart
F Feltch
Howard Caldwell
C Coups
I. G@ Noble
Fe Douglas
H M$ Lundell
HE Stringham
DeVere Carroll
T’ Karren
R A Bryson
R C Cooper
D Hawking
Carl Davis
N Y Meagher
J. A Cheney
J C Anderson
Roy Coupe
Glenn’ Miller
Dr & Shimmin
Alton Hatch
Jack Shay
Johnston
Cowan Caldwell
Imougias
Carroll, Davis
Afeagher
Nine Fens Army unit visits Vernal seeking aid for DC trip
On a Tuesday in Vernal nine members of the Fens Army from Hollywood toured the town soliciting funds for their expenses. CO W Kehoe led the group and estimated about 4000 service men were en route from Los Angeles and Hollywood with numbers growing daily. They said unemployed servicemen intend to reach Washington to petition for government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fens Army
Hollywood
Washington, D. C
Vernal
W Kehoe
Los Angeles
Washington
Provo Chamber To Visit Vernal For Uintah Basin Meeting
Provo Chamber of Commerce delegates travel Saturday to Vernal for a joint meeting with the Vernal Lions Club at the Community House. The visit discusses Uintah Basin recreation development and expected tourism growth, with a reception and program planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo Chamber of Commerce
Vernal
Prove
Vernal Lions Club
Uintah Basin
Intermountain
Community House
Provo
Thes
WI Butler
Clayton Jenkins
Traffic Patrol Survey Enforces Uintah Basin Laws
State patrol officers R W Drew and Sargeant L Fryer from Utah State Traffic Department visited Vernal to survey law enforcement in the Uintah Basin. Fryer will head the district and enforce state highway regulations with an educational program to aid drivers. Emphasis on overloading headlights taillights and brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
US. 40
R. W. Drew
Sargeant L. Fryer
Utah
Provo Wrestler Neff Smart Competes in New York Tryouts
Neff Smart of Provo traveled through Vernal on his way home from New York after representing BYU in Olympic wrestling tryouts at Madison Square Garden. He competed in the 123 pound class and lost to the defending champion at the New York Athletic Club. He is the brother of Mrs Wm B Walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff Smart
Provo
New York
Smart
BYU
Madison Bowl
New York Athletic Club
Mr Smart
Wm B Walls
President Grant to Speak at Pioneer Day Services in Utah
President Heber J. Grant of the LDS church will be principal speaker at Pioneer Day services in the Uintah stake tabernacle Vernal on Sunday July 24. A party of more than 12 will attend the celebration in Maeser the following day with events also planned for Jensen Naples Vernal Second Ward and Lapoint. The Jensen celebration will be led by the George Washington centennial committee hosting a special patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber J Grant
LDS Church
Uintah Stake Tabernacle
Vernal
H B Calder
Grant
Maeser
Jensen Naples Vernal
Jensen
George
Vernal Businessmen Meet With Meeker and Craig Leaders
A Vernal delegation led by HfB Galder W Henderson R C Cooper Thomas Hatten and Charlies Tucker visited Meeker and Craig to press for federal aid on a U S 40 cut off from Rangery to Massadona and support U S 49 completion. They pledged to coordinate with Uintah Basin towns once federal bills pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Blanco
U.S 49
Dover
Colorado-Utah Line
Meeker Club
Utah
Uintah Basin
Meeker
Denver
Tennessee Pass
Bion Blanca
Tha
U. S 40
Three Big Days of Education And Recreation In August
UBS program promises three packed days in August with a 14 member Utah Agricultural College faculty attending. The University of Utah health clinic returns with a expert corps and aid to Basin residents. Notable speakers include Dr Thomas, Professor Levi Edgar Young, and President E G Peterson, with participation from diverse officials and organizations. Activities include horseshoe and horsepull contests, baseball games, dancing, parades, and daily classroom sessions on livestock, forestry, crops, and home economics.
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U. B.S
UBS
Utah Agricultural College
University of Utah
Uintah Basin
Thomas
Levi Edgar Young
E G. Peterson
Franklin 8 Haris
Brigham Young University
Department of the Interior
Scattergood
George H Dern
N Jensen
Henry H Brood
Reguar
Fort Douglas
Finish High Sone
Uintah Indians to Take Part in Sun Dance at Fish Lake
Reports say multiple tribes from Utah Colorado Arizona Nevada will attend the Koosharem Piutes Sun Dance at Fish Lake July 19 to 24. Tom Mix leads arrangements with Eugene Frank of the Uintahs and Johnny Dick for Arizona tribes coordinating the event. Officials expect 500 delegates from Piute Navajo Hopi Goshute and Ute groups with others joining the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Lake
Utah
Colorado
Arigona
Nevada
Tom Mix
Eugene Frank
The
Uintahs
Johnny Dick
Arizona
Perent
State Food Specialist Demonstration on Home Canning Across County
Lina Miller and Alice Pedersen led county canning demonstrations in Vernal and other towns detailing safe home canning methods for vegetables fruits and meats. Sessions urged year round fruit and vegetable in diets and introduced community pressure cooker loans and storage drying practices for winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Lina Miller
State Extension Specalist
Alice Pedersen
Hiome
Vernal
Ashley
Jensen
Suesday
Verrial First Ward
Davis
Naples
Maeser
Gines
Mt Dell
Randifett
Randlett
Leota
Tridell
Bennett
Roosevelt
Duchesne City
Soma
Relief Society
Iyome
Prospects Bright for Utah Crops in 1932 Outlook
A federal report by statistician Frank Andrews predicts a brighter crop year for Utah with higher yields in hay wheat oats barley and potatoes due to ample snow water and spring rains. Wheat is seen at 4 062 000 bushels down from 6 679 000 last year while potatoes may reach 2 400 000 bushels, apples 838 600, peaches improving from 1931 lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utahs
Frank Andrews
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Scout Camp Opens at Deer Lodge Park Next Week
The Timpanogos council will run a Boy Scouts official camp July 18 to 23 at Deer Lodge Park near Mckee Draw. Activities include handicraft wood craft health craft and fishing with expert instruction from W Glen Bath Carl Young Chas DeGraff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpanogos Council
Deer Lodge Park
Francis Creek
Mckee
Geout
A A. Anderson
Uintah Mountains
Boy Scouts of America
Roosevelt
Vernal-Manila
Ientering McKee Draw
W. Glen Bath
St. George
Carl Young
Prove
Chas DeGraff
Heber
Freids Creek
Vernal and Bingham Men Plan Treacherous Green River Voyage
Bus Hatch announces a two-boat journey down Green River from Gorge to Jensen starting September 10. The trip, originally set for July 10 but delayed, will include BHUL Varney Dr Russel Frazier of Bingham and Frank Swain with Hatch directing. Swain and Hatch previously completed a canyon voyage successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Bingham
Green River
Gorge
Jensen
Bus Hatch
Hatch Bhul Varney
Russel Frazier
Frank Swain
Hatch
Mr. Swain
Crop yield forecast contrasted with prior year figures
Andrews notes estimates may change with weather as 640000 bushels of yield are forecast versus 55000 for pears at 75000 bushels and 3900 tons of cherries versus 2000 tons in 1931. The outlook hinges on upcoming weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Andrews
The Wedding of Leslie MacAnder and Katherine Isabelle Quiman
A wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Gulman with Leslie MacAnder and Katherine Isabelle Quiman, ceremony by Bishop Alvert Good, followed by a wedding supper for family and close friends. Wm Workman notes Usayden country as a fruit belt in Uintah Basin and recalls last year’s large peaches winning prizes. Monster reptiles are being uncovered at Jensen by Professor Earl Douglas and his team, including a specimen measuring 63 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie MacAnder
Biss
Katherine Isabelle Quiman
Gulman Tie Briden
Alvert Good
Workman
Jensen
Earl Douglas
Brand new coach arrives in Vernal amid frost and snow
A new coach enters Vernal bringing comfort for travelers. The valley reports heavy frosts and mountains white with snow signaling an early winter. Bees harvest promising honey while farmers enjoy good water and rising pockets.
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Wallace Calder
Dist
Utah State Press
South Utah Lake Resort
Hero
Logan—Grand Theatre
Wasatch Seed Growers
Wasatch Seed Growers Cooperative Association
A. Melville
Salt Lake City
Mellville
Millard County
Salt Lake County
Wasatch Feed Growers Cooperative Association
Federal Farm Board
Tam Board
Ita
Farm Board
Melville
JI G Peppard Seed Company
P Peppard
Lions Club
Lion Lloyd Nn
Lion J
Clive Davis
J R, Douglas
Butler
Solo
Bobby Shimmins
Heber J. Grant
Craig
Indian Testice
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Government
Forest Service
Deer Lodge
Pepe Ee
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