Farm Security Office Moves to Vernal Uintah County
Uintah County boards seek return of the Farm Security Administration office to Vernal to better serve Uintah County residents. They note Vernal as county seat with most records in the courthouse and long travel for taxpayers to Roosevelt, urging regional leadership to restore Vernal operations and local representation.
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Vernal
Uintah County
Farm Security Administration
PSA
Roosevelt
FSA
Clair R Hopsing
Freda 3 Davis
Uintah Coun
Stringham to present suggestions at AAA Texas meeting
Utah ranchers B H Stringham Vernal will attend the Texas AAA conference at Midland from June 24 to 28. Nebeker chairs Utah AAA. Harris and Stringham will meet with ranchers and other state delegates to propose improvements to the 1941 range program based on county committee input. Delegates will review AAA practices near Midland Pecos Fort Davis Alpine Del Rio Sonora and Sonora station talks by Grover Hill and R M Evans.
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Logan
Utah
Rarchers
Tein Jie
J. Nebeker
Midland
Texas
Bee Stringham
Vernal
Mr Nebeker
Roc Harris
Nebeker
Midlana
Pecos
Fortavis Maria
Alpine del Rio
Sonora
San Angelo
Texas Experiment Station
Washington
Grover B Hill
Iarmer
R_M Evans
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Fire Districts Created in Utah Counties
The State Board of Fire Control declares Utah rangelands in danger as fire districts are formed in all counties. Agencies including the road commission fish and game department sheriffs forest service and Grazing Service employees gain police power to protect natural resources from fire in emergencies or as a prevention. Erma Collier, Uintah High School graduate, attends Henagers Business College.
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State Board of Fire Control
Utahs
Utah
State Road Commission
Fish and Game Department
Forest Service
Grazing Service
Erma Collier
Uintah High School
Henagers Business College
Expeditions Set for Green River Voyages to Boulder Dam
Groups prepare for early journeys down the Green River with two planned expeditions this year. Salt Lake City’s Bert Laper and Don Harris of Soda Springs lead a 600 mile run from Green River to the Green River Divide. On June 20, Neman C Nevills from Bluff Utah will steer boats toward Boulder Dam aiming for a 1200 mile trip. These crews mark the largest river ventures here in decades, following Buzz Holmstrom and the DeCamont and Mann York parties in prior years.
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Green River
Greer Myret
Greenriver
Amer
Boulder Dam
Bert Laper
Salt Lake City
Don Harris
Soda Springs
Idaho
Creet River
Neman C Nevills
Bluff
Utah
Boller Dam
Nevils
Leo J
Leith
Buzz Holmstrom
Bould
Five Youngsters Enroll in Kindergarten Class
Approximately 25 children aged four to six joined Mrs Mabel N Smith's kindergarten at Central School. The six week program runs daily from 10:00 a.m. to noon, starting June 10, focusing on discipline social adjustment personal development through recreation competitive games and social mixers to prepare for first grade.
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Mabel N Smith
Central School
State Engineer Water Right Opinion Granted
The state engineer may approve water appropriation on lands with springs and water holes withdrawn from settlement by presidential proclamation. The opinion, written for State Engineer T JH Humpherys by E J Skeen, notes approvals must respect existing rights and public water use. Lands under national recreation areas parks or monuments and lands withdrawn for stock watering irrigation or power projects are included within scope.
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Capito
E J Skeen
State Engineers
Skeen
Registration Agents Named by County Commissioners in 22 Districts
The Board of County Commissioners met on Thursday of ML week and named registration agents for 22 districts. The list includes Mrs Ata Chatwin, Mrs Ashel Marwari Seath Vernal Clo, Wari White North, Mark Cloes, Dray Fwrt ta eooant, Leona Marwaring, Mrs Eva Rushiow, and others. A note says Leather made a trip to Denver last week, reforming Thursday.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ata Chatwin
Ashel Marwari
Wari White
Mark Cloes
Fal
Roxt Or Bennett
Mar Father Lapoint
Lawrer
Ciiduell
Ballard Mas
Leona Marwaring
Iotfatt
Eva Rushiow
Hayden Grant Breeden Davis Wahlace Southam Leota
Oliver Jorgensen North
Dragon Harden Nelson
County Softball Opens Series At Vernal Next Tuesday
The Uintah High School band will perform at the Vernal Fair Grounds opening dedication for a new softball field. Ten teams, including Junior Chamber of Commerce and Penneys Fashion Cleaners, signalled to compete across two days. Funds from the opening game will buy equipment for other activities.
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County Softball League
Fair Grounds
Frank W Wright Recreational Supervisory
Uintah Hédh
Junior Chamber of Commerce
CCC 1507
Penneys Fashion Cleaners
National Guard
Tridell Wardles Mercantile Maeser
OCC
National Guard Penneys Fashion Cleaners
Jaycees Lions Club
Naples Store
Jensen
Lapoint
Red Springs
COCO
Parnell Black Utah State Chairman Speaks At Bourbon Meet Here
Parnell Black state chairman addresses a county Democratic meeting at the courthouse to improve acquaintance among county and state officers. National emblems were placed in the courtroom as Franklin J Kennard led patriotic songs. County officers present included J Wallace Johnson, Roy Taylor, Kenneth Massey, Clyde Johnson, George Slaugh, Ray Labrum, Lyle Nicholes, and Mrs James H Wolfe. Rev James W Hillwood spoke. plans for women’s study clubs and speech contests were praised. The next central committee meeting is set for July 10 at LaPoint.
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Court House
Estrol Fing
Frank J
Kennard
J Wallace Johnson
Mr Johnson
Roy Taylor
Barthett
Kenneth "Massey
Clyde " Johnson
George A Slaugh
Ray G Labrum
Lyle B Nicholes
So Ke
James H Wolfe
James W Hillwod
Sett
Iistr
Blacq
Glenn Miller
East
Ehbury Slaugh
Ithe
Central Committee
la Point
Bowling Alley Opens in the David Witmer Building
H and J Robinson of Oak Creek Cole operate the new Vernal bowling alley in the David Witmer building east of the Hotel Service. Two 50 foot maple alleys have been built with more to come in the fall. Duckpin bowling and popular alley types are used. similar resorts exist in Craig and Steamboat Springs. Bowling is a healthful recreation for both ladies and men.
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H & J Robinson
Oak Creek
Cole
David Witmer
Robinson
Craig
Steamboat Springs
Roosevelt Legion Elects Basin Post Leaders
Marion G Penfold was elected commander of Basin Post No Ga American Legion at the Roosevelt Barracks during last week’s meeting. Kenneth Trijilo was named first vice commander, Earl Timothy second vice, Marel Benson chaplain, Clifford Angus adjutant, and M F Wilkins finance officer.
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Marion G Penfold
Basin Post No Ga
American Legion
Legion ‘Barracks
Roosevelt
Kenneth Trijilo
Earl ‘Timothy
Marel Benson
Clifford, Angus
M F Wilkins
Odd Fellows Denounce Alien Activities In U S
A local Odd Fellows Lodge passed a resolution denouncing alien agency subversion. The measure cites undemocratic influence within communities and names state and Salt Lake conventions as adopting similar views. Local officers listed include Mark Caldwell, J Emery Johnson, and Seth Perry.
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Ond
United States
Europe
Order of Odd Fellows
Salt Lake
Vernal
Turner
Charles F ‘Lucker
Mark Caldwell Noble
J Emery Johnson
Seth Perry
Color folders promote Highway 40 travel across Colorado counties
The Steamboat Pilot reports two color 24 page folders distributed last week to garages, filling stations, cottages, camps, and restaurants in Grand, Routt, and Moffat counties. Thousands more will be sent nationwide via the Denver Tourist Bureau. The pamphlets feature maps of U. S. 40 across the continent with local county maps and illustrations of highways, mountains, streams, cattle, fishing, and hunting to boost transcontinental traffic.
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Grand Routt
Moffat
Denver
Hureau
U. 849
Moffat J
Coyote Family Records Raise Stockmen’s Vigilance
Times describe a record on coyote families and outline why stockmen must continuously fight coyotes. The article emphasizes ongoing efforts, dangers to livestock, and the need for persistent control measures to protect ranching interests.
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Coyey
Basin Scout Encampment Planned in Uintah Canyon
Plans for the annual Uintah Basin Scout encampment set July 15 to 19 at Polo Canyon Park near Uintah Canyon. The site lies 38 miles north of Roosevelt amid pine trees and alpine shrubbery. Changes moved dates from July 29 to August 2. Activities include biking, fishing, campcraft, health and safety programs, cookery, and Scout advancement. Staff leaders include IAA Anderson, Merril Christopherson, Glen Smith, Holden, Bay, Dixon, Passey, and other officials from Fish and Game and Forest Service.
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Uintah Basin
Polo Canyon Fark
Uintah Canyon
Roosevelt
Iaa Anderson
Merril Christopherson
Glen
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