Community Notes From Ballard Ward Visitors and Births
Ballard ward listings show visits by Arthur Goodrich Bluebell and family, Russell Todd kin, and Charley Workman party. A baby boy arrived July 1 to Lorin and Mrs Mangum. Mangum staying with Elmer Manwaring family. Parley Goodrich of Tridell and son Ray inspected bees nearby, visiting Mrs Manwaring. Georgia Workman remains for summer in Park City.
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Arthur Goodrch
Bluebell
Goodrich
Veterans Hospital
Tdaho
Russell Todd
Arcadia
Lorin Mangum
Mangum
Elmer Manwaring
Italy
Georgia
Jim Batra
Pat Terry
Lila Sexsion
Jim Barra
Park City
Miss Georgia
Parley Goodrich
Tridell
Ray
Thes
State Board weighing installment plan for delinquent taxes
The state tax commission discussed allowing county treasurers to accept installment payments on delinquent taxes while the certificate of sale remains held. Under the proposal no redemption occurs until all taxes and penalties are paid, with four years to settle. Payments would discharge one year’s tax plus penalties and interest before any multi year balances are accepted.
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State Tax Commission
George A. Critchlow
Pnterest
Vernal Fourth of July crash injures California driver
Rangely H Thnew of a California ton pany fell asleep returning from Vernal’s Fourth of July celebration. His car rammed an eight foot ditch, he was slightly injured and taken to Vernal hospital. The car was towed and found in good condition. Attendees included Mrs Hefley and Mr Hefley, Willis Kenney, John Goeder, John Love, John Kenney, Dorothy, James Don, and Dave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thnew
California
Ton Pany
Vernal
Ihnew
Vernal Hospital
Meeker
H. Hefley
Charles Hefley
Willis Kenney
John Goeder
John Love
John Kenney
Dorothy
James Don
Dave
Utah Poultry Association to Distribute $60,000 to Producers
The Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative plans a $60,000 distribution in cash and credit to about 860 producers. About $25,000 will be distributed via redemption of 2,500 stock shares for patrons of the feed department, with cash or feed redemption later for credits.
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Utah Poultry Association
Utah
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association
Clyde C Edmonds Association
Associaton
Poultry Associations
South West
Temple Street
Thesesociations Board of Directors
Stork
Egza
U S 40 Maybell section near completion in June progress
Work on the U S 40 project east of the Colorado line near Maybell advances with Ley to Maybell segment nearly finished and possible opening within a week. Gravel surfacing completed by J I Monaghan at end of June. Yampa River bridge mostly finished pending painting. Denver Steel and Tram Company supplied steel. concrete piers, floors poured.
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Colorado
Maybell
A.P
Ley
J I. Monaghan
Yampa
Denver Steel and Tram Company
Comrete Picrs
Baseball Scores and Postponement Report from Naples
The Games between Giines and Naples were lively with strong hitting from Gilnes and Perry. A postponement for the Second Ward 14 Asseser game to Thursday July 21 was arranged, while Naples and Giunes produced a thriller and a lively crowd.
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Second Ward
Asseser
Fair Grounds
Oasis
Naples
Dasis
Gamnes
First Ward
Giines
Thriller
Food Desk
Gilnes
Preston Fletcher
Raymond Gardner
Archie Perry
Arch Perry
Jay Searle
Willam McCurdy
Steven Perry
Jay Sesrik
Don Batty
Ernest Johnson
Jay Gearle
Ralph Hatch
Beare
Donald Pierce Giines
Gines
Vernal First Ward
Vernal Second Ward
Maeser and Davis Play Notable Series Highlight Match
The game between Maeser and Davis drew strong interest as a tightly contested contest from the start. Davis’ team faced injuries after Leland Workman broke a finger, yet remained resilient and competitive despite the handicap.
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Maeser
Davis
Leland Workman
Colorado road project contracts awarded to local firms
Fred Roberts and Sans Cote Construction of Denver named general contractors for grading and gravel surfacing of 114 miles of road from about 134 miles west of Lay to near Maybell. Includes a bridge on the Yampa River about 140 feet long with 30 foot approaches and two 125 foot spans. Bridge width 24 feet curb to curb. Project costEstimated at 120,009 dollars.
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Fred Roberts
Sans Cotestruction Company of
Denser
Lay
Maybell
Yampa
Cruh
Tridell and others enjoy vacation travels and visits
Tridell and Lapoint residents accompanied by friends and relatives spent a vacation with Mr Wilsens former Vernal home. Miss Grece Morrill returned from Vernal after tooth infection treatment. Alice Mecham visited Paris Illinois. Levi Kitchen family toured Paradise with Oven ops. Charles Merkley came back from Heber City. Bishop Leroy Morrill, president of Whiterocks Irrigation, is at Chapel Lake for company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Woon
Loneyeles
Tridell
Lapoint
Wilsens
Wison
William Marshall
Misa Grece
Morrill
Miss Morrill
Peterson
Verttal
Charles Merkley
Heber City
Whiterocks Irrigation Company
Leroy Morrill
Chapeln Lake
Whiterocks Uttigation Company
Mid Term District Court Session Adjourned
Judge A W Watking and Court Reporter F M Alder presided in Frovo on July 12 for a short mid term session. Proceedings included granting sale of property in Oscar Rey Triplett estate, appointing administrators for Harrison and Paulson estates, proving final distribution for Marion Francke, and judgments against George O Dean and Annie Murray with fees. Adjournment set for August 13.
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A W Watking
Alder
Frovo
Oscar Rey Triplett
Margaret Harrison
Feter Harrison
Edna Paulson
Ray Paulson
James M Shaffer
ML Francke
Marion Ray Francke
Untrah State Bank
George O and
Filen Dean
Mary Maud Cgarrett-O'Donnell
Annie Murray
Tecumseh H Murray
Curt
Economic Highlights Signal Shifts in Industrial Sentiment
Editorial notes an improving business mood despite no broad upturn. Cal LP Ayres of Cleveland Trust warns a difficult summer ahead but says a solid financial foundation could enable a recovery once conditions stabilize domestically and abroad.
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Cal LP Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Col Ayres
Global Trade Trends and Commodity Markets Report
The report notes rising buying and improving trade indicators in the Southeast, Northeast, and Great Lakes regions. It highlights May exports at 24 percent below April, a 69 percent year‑over‑year decline, and a 100 percent better trade balance due to reduced imports. Cotton exports exceed last year’s pace. sugar shows recovery after declines, and world consumption may surpass production for the first time since 1925, with Cuban crop curtailment under consideration.
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Poctle
New England
Neasnaper
Great Lakes
Stee
Central West
Price
Stalume Sre
Buger
Tles
Ray Sugar
Ften
Justice Court Dockets Show Guilty Pleas and Fines
Judge Charles DeXfoay presided as defendants Eugene Clark N H Freestone F Cass Loren Jackson Reuben Hiatt Francis Hiatt Lowell Jacobson and Whi Thomas Jr faced charges including bad checks possession of minor and disturbing the peace. Pleas varied from guilty to not guilty with fines and periods of hard labor or jail time imposed.
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Justice Cour
Charles DeXfoay du
Eugene Clark
H Freestone
F Cass
Loren Jackson
Reuben Hiatt
Mqnor
Francis Hiatt
cCty
Lowell Jacobson
Whi Thomas, Jr
Court records cite fishing license violation plea
Ed Oaks tested the offender for license compliance and brought them before the court on Monday. Ife pled guilty and received a fine of 25.
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Ed Oaks
Ife
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J.C. Penney GC Department
Ballard Ward
Stardiang OF Teansg
L. Pethineser
Raseraly
Maes
Harold Limdell
Lovell Fox
J W. Stevens
Umpre
Varian Hodgkinson
Glines—Donatd Pierce Jumiptre
Orval Abyfanalp
Daris
L. H Goodrich
Harden Powell
Merkiey
Clyde Oaks
Ann
Bon McConile
iJim Oaks
iLindsey Oaks
Clarence Ackhurst
Ment Caldwell
Elmer Holfeltz
Clyde Thomas
Rf Wu
Ben Samuels
Pete Allen
Lauwrence Burton
Davis H
Jay Workman
Belos Workman
Horace Workman
A. Ulst
Mary Jackson
Frank Richens
Ned Ate
Glen Jackson
Shri Williamson
Lee Workman
Mr Biskup
Alice Mecham
Paris
Levi
Paradise
Bony
S Ft
Salt Lake City
Armourisa
the Justice Court
Victor Phonograph Records
Lid. Woodard Co
Uintah Gas Co
Catton
M. and
J. Brand
Calder
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