Delegations Focus on School Bus Routes and Building Use
At a B ward school board meeting delegations from Gueher Lapoint and Bennett asked for route changes and building access. The board agreed to permit removing a partition at Gueher school for community use if local groups oversee costs. Officials also debated boiler upgrades, new gym seating, and summer club use with conditions.
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Board of Education
B Ward of
Gletuweed
Gueher
Gusher
Fort Duchesne
RL Pixton
Lapoint
Messrs Clegg Lampresur
Harrison and Rasmussen
Perry Bean
Bennett
Will H Cook
Pixton
Tsabrand Bander
Witmer
Five Year Old Thrown From Pole Load in Accident
The five year old son of stockman Jesse Hazelbush of Willow Creek was brought to Vernal for surgery after a hired man hauling poles had the child riding atop the load. The boy was thrown off during the trip.
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Charles
Jesse Hazelbush
Wilow
Hazelbush
Wheel injury to boy prompts long ambulance trek and care
A wheel struck a boy, tearing his scalp loose from the right side. The hired man reattached and bandaged the wound. The boy was carried forty miles in a lumber wagon to Waton, then to Vernal. Doctors cleaned and sewed the scalp. no skull fracture. He is recovering at the Vernal Hotel. Dr William W. Ross will vacation in Vernal.
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Wateon
Willow Creek
Hatch
Vernal
William W Ross
Ross X-Ray Chiropractors
Utah Savings Bad Trust
Salt Lake
Fn of
Ross Xray Chiropractors
Utah Swings & Trust Bldg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ross
Visitors from Portland Oregon Stop in Vernal
Mr and Mrs J Stone from Portland Oregon visit Vernal to see friends and relatives. Mrs Stones maiden name Cranfall. Her brother lives in Ioka and three sisters reside nearby. They will return to Portland after the visit. Ashur Merkley and his mother visit from a Diamond Mountain homestead. Charles McConkie travels to Moab to tend a new fruit orchard and nurture another orchard at Tridel.
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J Stone
Verenal
Portland
Oregon
Mrs Stones
Cranfall
Vernal
Ioka
Sirs
Gus Emert
Froosevelt
Mentzer Calder
Grandmother Bartlett
Stones
Twin Ashtons
George Broughs
Ashur Merkley
Keturah Merkley
Charles McConkie
Maeser
Moab
Drive to Raise Funds for New Saint Mark's Hospital
Utah plans a new million dollar Saint Mark's hospital with half funded locally and half from eastern philanthropy. Bishop Moulton leads a Utah campaign to raise the state’s $500,000 for the Episcopal institution, which has served all creeds since 1872 and will replace the aging hospital at Fourth East and First South.
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Utah
St Marks Hospital
Salt Lake City
Friends of the Episcopal Church
Arthur W Moulton
Fourth East
First South
St Marks
Inter-Mountain
Public enterprise gains statewide civic and industrial backing
Leaders in civic and industrial Ute throughout the state back a new public enterprise that will continue a half century of Marka’s public service under a new institution. The move reflects broad support from state officials and business figures for ongoing public involvement.
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Marka
Utahns Rally Behind New Million Dollar Hospital Plan
Residents express strong enthusiasm for a proposed hospital costing one million dollars. Supporters say half a million dollars will be raised elsewhere to match locally donated funds from Utah, underscoring broad community backing and anticipated fundraising.
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Utah
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Onzy
Ee American Poultry Journal
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Cappers Tarmer
Dary Taree Overpbody
Farm Journal
Tr 2 & Gardens
Gathwonman Maganee Rers
State
Stocley O Home Cirle Jfouchold
Maganne Modern Homvemaing Ty Needlecraft
People's Home Journal
Femined Pouley Journal
Grand Junction
Roosevelt
The
New Saint Mark's Hospital
Wm. W. Ross
Kelly Mercantile
Jensen
Pontes
Artis
America
Osborne
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
Quality
Furst
Vernal Lumber Co
Mann Bros
City Bakery
Vernal, Utah
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