Hospital Fund Drive Underway for New County Hospital
The Hospital finance chair Charles R. Henderson says funds are being raised to finance construction of a new county hospital. The Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Ideas Club and the Vernal Association will assist with fund drive and mercy-raising projects. Personal solicitations begin soon. donors may pledge future payments if cash is not available now. Clubes of $100 to $500 and a special $1,000 contributors club are planned, with certificates of generosity for members. Several community members may join the $1,000 club.
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New County Hostal
Charles R. Henderson
Verne
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwania and
Ideas Clibs
Vernal Association
Henderson
Raiso
Assessor Explains Vernal Tax Valuation Phases
Eugene K Sundquist Uintah County Assessor explains how property tax value is set including improvements and front value equalization for Vernal City. He notes possible errors or missing notices and invites residents to report them. Board of equalization sessions open June 5 7 and 12 at the county courthouse for taxpayer requests.
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Eugene K. Sundquist
Ansexsor
Sund+quist
Vernal City
Sundquist
Uintah County Commississioners
Board of
Neola Plans July Fourth and Sid Celebration
Neola to hold July 4 and 5 celebration with roreo, horse races, chariot events, bronc rid es, calf roping, and novelty features. Les Gard ner, chairman, promises a big show with purses totaling 305 dollars for worse turer and 965 dollars for horse pulling, all featuring Uintah Basin teams.
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Neola
Les Gardner
Uintah Basin
Nly
Timber Work Begins Again In Ashley Forest
Timber crews operate at East Park under Ernest and Chritus Caldwell with eight men cutting sawtimber and props for local sale to Carbon County and Bane Anzamines. A larger team of 25 is planned. The Rye family camps at Center Creek on Taylor Mountain with 13 workers preparing suwtimber for Verna market and are linked to the Caldwell rescue of the Ute family last November.
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Ashley Forrest
Ernest
Chritus Caldwell
East Park
Althor
Carbon County
Bane
Anzamines
Caldwells
Bjorm M. Rye
Amult
Robin Haves
Center Creek
Taylor Mountain
Rye
Ryes
Hugh Caldwell
Ute
Lady Lions Donate to Library Fund in Vernal
The Vernal Lady Lions pledged a 130 dollar cash gift to the Uli County Library for their 194647 project. Announcement by Mrs. R. A. Manker named the project committee chaired by Mrs. Frank W. Wright with members Mrs. J. Hacking and Mrs. C. R. Halstead, assisted by club officers Mrs. Don Hacking, Mrs. Wendel Pope and Mrs. C. R. Jeffries.
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Vernal Lady Lions Forte
Uli County Library
R. A. Manker
Ibracian
Lady Lions Project
Frank W. Wright
J. ¥. Hacking
C. R. Halstead
Don Hacking
Wendel Pope
C. R. Jeffries
Vernal Hotel Opens Part of 60 Rooms Early
Vernal Hotel has opened 20 of its 60 rooms for occupancy this week ahead of a formal June opening. Manager Ralph Rolfe says the partial use accommodates passing tourists who cannot find overnight housing in Vernal. He notes last year a countrywide report urged travelers to avoid Vernal due to few accommodations.
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Vernal
Ralph Rolfe
Ita
Mr. Rolfe
Duchesne Rodeo Opens Uintah Basin Season June 13 14
Uintah Basin’s first rodeo of the season will be staged by Duchesne on June 13 and 14 with The Western Rodeo Co of LoRin supplying the stock. Featured acts include bronc bucking longhorn steers and a clown. Mr and Mrs CHE McKinlay and their two sons Hex and Miles moved to Vernal to run Basin Chevrolet. A patriotic ram event occurs at Neola LDS Ward chapel at 10 30 a m. Dances nightly at the school gym with Roosevelt high school band providing music.
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Uintah Basin
Duchesne
Western Rodeo Co
Lo- Rin
Che McKinlay
Hex
Miles
Vernal
Richfield
Mr. McKinlay
Basin Chevrolet Company
Neola Lds Ward
Roosevelt High School
Army Will Hold Officer Exams
Commissioned Reserve and National Guard officers may compete for regular army commissions. Applications for a one year competitive tour due by June 1 for starting July 1, and by July 31 for starting January 1, 1948. Information from Patterson.
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Army
National Guard
Ggtt
Patterson
Roosevelt Army Recruiting Stoon
Adjutant General’s Office
Washington, D.C
Desert Range Outlook From Ashley Cattle Growers Meet
The Ashley Cattle Growers Association notes the forest range looks better, spring drive to summer pastures begins, and weather may affect cattle turnout. Officials report reduced winter losses, but late frosts could threaten crops this season. observers expect normal output barring unexpected freezes.
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Ashley Cattle Growers Associaion
Calder Services Held at Salt Lake City
Funeral services for Lawrence Y Bors Calder were held at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park in Salt Lake City. Calder was born in Vernal on April 18, 1810, lived in Vernal until 1925 when he moved to Salt Lake to work in school athletics and student leadership. He served as West High School football captain and later as president of the football association, earning recognition for extra curriculars. Calder attended LDS Business College and remained active in community activities.
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Lawrence Y Bors
Ak Calder
Morgan
Tolloway Wenesty
Sun Burlel
Salt Lake City
Mr. Calder
Vern
Bir
Rabeau Calder
Salt Lake
Salt Ranity Weat High School
Suneriniannyn
West High Seftball Adence
L.D.S. Business College
Calder
Faares Mortlay and Ri Coo Named in Trade Group Shakeup
A fragmented report notes Faares Mortlay and Ri Coo named amid a Beets the Young stake and Mutuels Inc Amoc tation changes. Arch ie Johnson and Uintah Baker preside. Mr. Coo’s counselors not yet announced. Benjamin Vers Jelsen Bas sustained.
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Faares Mortlay
Beet
Archie Johnson
Uintah Baker
Kerta
Ones Eran c Waler
Lerson
Benjamin Vers Jelsen Bas
Sale of Raw Milk Becomes Illegal After July First
Utah state food inspector announces new act by the 1045 legislature prohibiting sale of raw milk for human consumption after July 1 with labeling requirements and penalties of up to 300 dollars fine or six months in jail. The measure allows raw milk for manufacturing use and notes cooperation with local peace officers amid wartime milk utilization.
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Utah
Ariel Michio
Mitch
Mitchle
Mitchie
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Vernal Hotel
Hudson Sales and Service
Slaugh Motor Company
Vernal, Utah
Aura
Firat
Sewne
Aioe An
Coyote
Kha
Ted Maatly
Isle Cam
Lawrence Whitlock
Church of Jesus, Christ
Dt Gatter Day Saints
Loulee Hunter Calder
Mary Lou Calder
David Calder
Clement W. Calder
Wade W. Calder
Ellen Mary McDonald
Heth Ciler
Flahern
Chevrolet
Fisher
Bealtie
Cte
Suny Astra
Mrestone
Aue
Tyes Shopar
Bla Ak Shy
Faim
Ine Comtainer
Searle’s Saving. Center
Wondey Searle
Mgr
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