Bear Kills Itself in Bear Trapping Incident
Pedro Manestay herded sheep for Lou Roberts in Utah. A bear invaded the Little Hole country herd, killing several sheep. Pedro rigged a trigger device on a dead lamb, the bear stole it, and the gun fired, killing the bear. Pedro skinned the carcass with help from Lou Roberts, noting the need for a hunting license under new Utah law. The bear weighed about 600 pounds, stood four feet high, six feet long, about eight years old.
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Pedro Manestay
Lou Roberts
Pedro
Vernal-Moanila
Lid
Lou Robers
Lou
Utah
Senor
Naples Visitors and Local Wedding News From Ada Area
Mrs Roy Winn of California visits her parents in Naples while her husband serves in Rhode Island. Ada Openshaw and others attend a wedding party for Miss Clair Palmer and Robert Nutall at Mantt LDS temple. Karl Pope returns from the National Scout Jamboree in Los Angeles. Local families spend holidays with relatives in Provo Rifle Grand Junction and Salt Lake City as relatives move and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Openshaw
Roy Winn
San Diego
Cal
Clyde Chiveers
Rhode Island
U.S. Navy
Carl Gardiner
Garth Ross
Manth
Clair Palmer
Robert Nutall
Mantt
LaVell Manwaring
Grace and
Este
Bea Pope
Rifle
Colo
Manwaring
Owen Haws
Irvin
Great Falls
Mont
U.S. Air Force
Ttake
Misa Stella Richards
Salt Lake City
DeMar Duvall
Werb
Funeral Services Conducted for Tridel Pioneer Bartlett 75
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Tridel LDS Ward Chambers for Clresa Uoudsa Bartlett 75 of Tridel born April 19, 1878 in Hantsville Weber County died Sunday at 3 p.m. at home of Mrs. Vilate Feo in Vernal. Burial was in Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery under direction of Vernal Mortuary. The United States Forest Service has jurisdiction over about 166 million acres of land.
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Clera Uoudsa Bartlett
Nan A.m
Tridell
Bartlett
Vilate Feo
Hantsville
Weber County
Mar- Teel
Ac Hockang
Ganaie
Annie Dudley
Memorial Park Cemetery
Former Vernal Mother Dies In Tucson Arizona
Mrs Orphangel Cook Middaugh 32 formerly of Vernal died after a brief illness Tuesday in Tucson Arizona Born in Vernal December 10 1910 she was a daughter of William and Jane Cook She married Verne N Middaugh in Elko January 29 1949 Her husband in the U S Air Force stationed at Davis Monthan Air Force Base Tucson She is survived by her parents five brothers and two sisters and several relatives Funeral services were held Monday at 9 am in the Emigration ward chapel LDS Church Salt Lake City with Veterans of Foreign Wars ritual Conducted and burial in the Tridel cemetery
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Orphangel Cook Mid
Daugh
10Th East
East Lake City
Dee
Bos Arn
Tucson
Rigs
Vernal
William
Jane Gilnes Cook
Verne N. Middaugh
Elko
U.S. Air Force
Davis Mons
Air Force Use
Lamont Stevens
Gersice
Tridel
Newspaper survey shows large travel and passage figures
A newspaper survey reports that about 28,386,000 travelers completed a 5,800,000,000 passenger journey. The figures reflect extensive movement and transit activity across the period covered.
House Interior Committee to Tour Utah Echo Site
The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee will visit Utah in September to inspect the Central Utah project and the Echo Park dam site. Rep William A. Dawson of Utah said hearings were planned for Salt Lake City on September 14 and 15 with expectations of strong attendance.
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Washington
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Utah
Central Utah
Echo Park
William A. Dawson
Salt Lake City
St Vertal
Be Natural Club Hosts Hamburgers at Pasture Barbecue
Be Natural Club entertained husbands at a hamburger barbecue in Everett Merkley's pasture on Thursday evening July 16. Twenty six members attended with Tris Campbell and DeLoris Merkley as hostesses. The article notes planting a green manure crop to improve soil fertility and weed control and mentions the committee reviewing the Reclamation project near Rock Springs Wyoming while visiting the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Be Natural Club
Everett Merkley
Tris Campbell
DeLoris Merkley
Adea
Rock Springs
Wyo
Logan Soil Expert Named To Water Board
George D. Clyde of Logan was named director of the Utah Water and Power Board at a salary of 12000 annually. His nomination by the board after weeks of interviews was approved. Clyde, previously assistant chief of operations for the U.S. Sail Conservation Service, will take over by Sept. 1. The position was created by the 1653 Legislature to maintain state representation at river compact meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Clyde
Logan
Utah Water and Power Board
Pe Gov J
Hracken Lee
Board of Examiners
U.S Sail Conservation Service
Clyde
Utah
New Veterinarian Joins Basin Area Practice
Dr Pek Peterson arrives from Roosevelt to serve the Basin area with his wife Carol and son David. Born in Gunnison Utah, he studied in Payson and joins local practice after time in Payson. He and Carol attend the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and he is a Kiwanis member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erson
Roosevelt
Carol
David
RMG
Gunnison
Utah
Peterson
Colorado A
Payson
Ephriam
Mene
Peters
Kiwanis Club
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday
Whactile Energy Plans Major California Coal and Power Deal
Whactile Energy announces a plan to supply $23 million worth of electricity to AEG annually, backed by coal usage totaling about three million tons per year in California in 1923, reflecting a major energy sector shift.
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AEG
Willium
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Naples
California
Winnie
Xarce
New York City
Tridell Pioneer
United States Forest Service
Lawrence Bascom
Camp
Donna Fort
Utah-Colorado Gas Co
Tucson, Arizona
Berlen
Borkin
U.S. House
Water Board
Wedley P. Aetetean
Eet Falls
Idaho
Pek
Worthy Amsll
Lome
Colorado
Virgin Rivera
Colorado River
Bear River
Raft River
Columbia River
Springville
Utah State Agricultural College
University of
Salt Lake
Tabargan
Okie
oRaNse
Kime
Aahy
Ieee
Edward's Coffee
Nob Hill Seszinn
Anennenn
Lipton
Dor, Pha
Chuck
U.S. Gov't
U. S
Oran Sunbist
Jarne, Juley
Se Savings
Sunnybank Keroro
van Teek
Anie Milete
Beverly Acnu
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