Reservation works progress and local notices in Uintah region
Tuesday marked the end of H C Means of the government na na work at the reservation. Four corps are established and more applicants seek ditch jobs. Local teaching changes include Dubendorff at Fourth ward and Mrs Mary Orser at Roosevelt. Various residents discussed include Don B Colton at the tabernacle and John McAndrews returning from the east with Miss Margaret Gallagher. The Green River steamer Comet began service, and local farming, fishing, and land office activity are noted along with several trips and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C
Dubendorff
Fourth Ward
Old Ashley
Mary Orser
Roosevelt
Brush Creek
Consolidated Lumber Company
Ed Samuels
E J Young Jr
F M Young
Co-op
John McAndrews
Uintah Railway
Leavensworth
Margaret Gallagher
Green River Navigation Company
Green River
Linwood
Charles DeMalsy
Register of the Land Office
Horsce Coltharp
Gus Emert
Whiterocks
Shipman
Land Office
Hugh Coltharp
Whiterocks Canyon
de Moisy
Inenewer
H A Miller
Herman
Deep Creek
Fort Duchesne
Charles Carter
Dinosaur Exhibit Highlights Uintah Basin Convention
The Uintah Basin Industrial convention opens at Fort Duchesne on Wednesday August 8 with a display of a mounted dinosaur from Salt Lake City as a key attraction. Educators from western colleges will attend along with the Fort Douglas Military Band providing concerts. The event features parades band music dancing and scout activities led by A A Anderson and Timpanozas council leaders. Governor Dern will speak on the final Governors Day with officials attending to mark the Basin gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
Tisin
West
Ean
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas Military Band
UBIC
Timpinnges Brout Council
Baan
A Anderson
Timpanozas
Mary Wood Hinman
Joseph Jensen
D Ck Romney
Logan
Dern
Dintah Basin
Ray E Dillman
Ad'vance
Cheney Leads Price Bankers Meeting Schedule
President J A Cheney of the Eastern Utah Bankers association calls the annual Price meeting for August 4 with a morning golf session at Carbon County Country Club and Savoy Hotel talks on credit, loans, taxation, and regional banking topics followed by an afternoon business session, banquet, and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Cheney
Eastern Utah Bankers Association
Price
Carbon County Country Club
Savoy Hotel
Unitorn
N Jo Meadher
Bank of Vernal Vernal
Utah
Price Utah Corporative
Sing
W E Anderson
Price Commercial and Savings Bank
E 2D Jorgensen
Commonwealth Bank
Green River
Edmund Crawford
Emery County Bank
Castle Dale
G@ N
Nelsch
Ceshier First National Bank
Price Bank
Idaho
Seth Pixton
Balt Lak City
New Castle
Perfors
Hinett! Capitelo Restaurant
Tourtmaster
Carl Fro Marcussen
W Olson Price
G A Reobertsen
First National Bank
Moab
Utah Music
Local Texaco Stations Offer Premiums To Farmers
Texaco service stations in Vernal announce premiums for farmers who buy gasoline oil and service next Wednesday. Premiums include oil greases and wax for purchases at either Vernal station. The plan, relayed by local Texaco distributor JYT Rathi, aims to boost shopping and improve farmer business relations and may spread to other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Arcore'ng
Texaco Company
JYT Rathi
Coltons Plan to Settle in Vernal for Law Practice
Fir and Mrs Hugh W Colton toured Vernal en route to Washington DC and decided to return to Vernal to practice law. Mr Colton expects to settle and begin in September, a move welcomed by Ashley Valley residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fir
Hugh W Colton
Washington DC
Colton
Ashley Valley
Hugh
How They Stand Sundays Schedule
Sunday's results show Duchesne defeating Neota and Ft Duchesne beating Roosevelt. The Vernal Arcadia game was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heota
Arcadia
Duchesne
Vernal
Neots Arcadia
Pioneer Day Celebration Draws Thousands to Vernal
The two day Pioneer Day festival in Vernal attracted about three thousand visitors. A parade by Primary groups opened the celebration, with floats and costumes from Vernal First and Second Wards and Ashley Ward. A courthouse program featured Congressman Don B Coton on pioneers, a Band, and Primary contests. Evening dances and sports at the Fairgrounds capped the event with high attendance and orderly conduct. Sunlight and patriotic pageantry highlighted the town’s revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secord
Ashley Ward
Cleun
Uncle Sam
Second Ward
Deseret
George and Martha Washington
Seamship and Sailors Hunters
Columbia
LDS
George and
Martha Washington
Court House
Don DB Coton
Howard Menderhall
May
Sarah B Bingham
Stake
Fair Grounds
Vernal
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Uintah Baxn
Keople
Cupid
Rebecca
Sam Vernal
Firet
Lisa Atwood
Ashley
Second Ward Fund Hall
Ashley George
First Ward
Imperial Hall
State road commission outlines gravel highway project plan
The state road commission and Dufresne county commissioners met Saturday to approve a 46 mile gravel highway from Dead Or Flat toward Fruitland at about $50 000. The line project will start in 1920 if not finished this year and a separate Castlerate Duchesne road improvement of about $6600 will gravel the worst sections to ease spring conditions.
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Dead Or Flat
Fruitland
State Road Commission
Dufresne County
Dead Ox Flat
Ani
Castlerate Duchesne
Rainbow resident visits Vernal on the 21st
Doris Gurr of Rainbow visited Vernal on Monday to spend the 21st day, reflecting local shopping and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Gurr
Rainbow
Mr and Mrs H Harold Jackson Visit Vernal Family
Mr and Mrs H Harold Jackson of Los Angeles arrived in Vernal on Sunday and stayed until Thursday with Mrs Jacksons parents Bishop and Mr. James H Walls. Mr Jackson then returned to Salt Lake City for a couple of weeks and may relocate to Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Harold Jackson
Los Angeles
Calif
Checkerboard Service Station Gains Hudson and Graham Agency
The Checkerboard Service Station has been appointed dealers for Hudson Essex and Graham Paige cars in the territory. Managed by Loung and McCasland, formerly of Craig Cole, the station also runs a truck fleet between Craig and Vernal to haul freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checkerboard
Texaco Sation No 1
Hudson Essex Land
Graham Paige
Loung and McCasland
Craig Cole
Craig
Virnal
Missionary speaker from Holland to address Vernal gathering
Famine B Woelley, fresh from a three year mission in Holland, will speak at Vernal First Ward serice this Sunday night at the Seminary. His talk describes the country and people encountered during his mission. The Jensen bridge over Green River is completed and open to travelers. notices sent to all Victory Highway service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Snow
Jensen
Jensen Ward
Vernal First Ward
Geof Massey
Mir
Haller Witbeck
Andrew Dudley
Snow
Grandma
May Jo Yenson
Whispering Hope
Heber Wall
Jensen Cemetery
George W Perry
Grandma Snows
Seymour Snow
Dale Hugh Snow
Albert Snow
Hester Barton
Nebr
Ellen. Gardner Beckfoot
Idaho
Woelley
Holland
Green River
Mrs He oE Huss Not Deceased Despite Rumors
Public notice denies circulating reports that Mrs He oE Huss is dead. The advisory states she is alive and well and urges no further speculation or publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Oe Huss
Gse
Gordon Fowler and Francis Martin Attend Myton Masonic Meeting
Gordon Fowler and Francis Martin motored to Myton the first of the week to attend the Masonic Lodge meeting held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fowler
Francis Martin
Myton
Masonic Lodge
How the Riders Stood at the End of the Two Days Races
The Vernal event summary shows riders tallying points across two afternoons. Hickey of Lone Tree Wye led with high scores finishing atop, followed by Hall McFarlard, Phil Van, and Hennon with varying totals and end tallies ranging from the mid 20s to over 500 across the two races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Hickey
Lone Tree Wye
Hall McFarlard
Phil van
Hennon
Priesthood Meeting and Relief Society Lecture Reminder
Stake Priesthood meeting set for Sunday afternoon. Relief Society teachers are urged to attend the department lecture. All priesthood holders are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
Relief Society
Widows Count and Relief Funds From Castle Gate Disaster
The Castle Gate rifle explosion impact reported fifty two widows with varied remarriages and relocations as of May 31 1928. The Castle Gate relief fund committee outlines stipends for widows and dependents, medical needs, and community support, with administrative expenses and grants totaling amounts from 1927 to 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Gate
Castle Gate Relief Fund
Greece
Utah
Loos
Trade firm to build $5000 bungalow in town development
Thuredas, heading to Canada for three weeks, arranged a contract for a five thousand dollar bungalow to Bus Hatch. The project will rise on the old Grown corner, north of the McClelland home, under J C Penney Co management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredas
Saceton
Canada
Duke
J C Penney Co
Bus Hatch
McClelland
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Tennyson
Lintah
Nal
J. A Cheney
Hand Cart
Ward House
Opeera House
National Memorial Committee
Bowery
America
H W Woolley
John N Davis
David Manwaring
Thomas Bingham
Mina Pack
Bertha Young
Hatch of
Wesatch
Apostle Woodruff
Havana
Hacking Brothers
Anderson Afong
Maine Monument Fund
Roy Cohen
W. Donaher
I. J. Vincellette
Wyoming
WU Mease
Ta Mull Ward
Josephine Augustson
Theogy
So Lake
Salt Lake County
John Blankenship
John Ho Divis
A. B Anderson
Harden Ben
Sunutpach
Hudson and Graham Agency
Pike- O
Halo
Ford
Stah
Mackey
Wworkman
Braley
Bearry
Ranort
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