County Health Program Outlined by Nurse
At a Uintah county Red Cross meeting Miss Anna Fillmore State Supervisor Community Nursing KFERA Salt Lake City outlined Utah’s public health nursing program. She explained funding shifts from CWA and relief programs, county nurse assignments, and the goal to teach health and empower communities to protect and improve family health.
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Uintah County
Red Cross
Anna Fillmore
Salt Lake
The
American Red Cross
Uintah State Bank Directors Room
KFERA
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Fillmore
CWA
Mercal
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Forty Years Ago in Uintah County Mining and Local News
The issue notes Vernal to Fort Duchesne sheep shearing on Diamond Mountain. Grostes band passes through town on their way east. The Central Meat Market opens in the Didlman building. Bishop Bingham shows ore from a Dry Fork canyon claim near the Enoch Davis mine. Bear hunter Lyons returns from Diamond Mountain. Fire destroyed a fire camp outfit. Uintah County awaits a major mining boom led by the Lorenzo Hatch find with rich gold silver and copper prospects.
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Fort Duchesne
Diamond Mountain
The
Express
Manila
Here
Salt Lake City
Gentral
Didlman
RP Bingham
Eme
Dry Fork Canyon
Enoch Davis
Lyons
Uintah County
Ashley National Forest Scenic Utah Route Itinerary
A historic travel piece extols Ashley National Forest and a Vernal Duchesne valley itinerary. From Parleys Canyon to Ft Bridger and Manila, it details scenery, water routes, Flaming Gorge views, and sites like Carter Creek and Fort Robideaux. It highlights fossils, logging, and pioneer history along Green River routes and Uinta Basin access.
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Ashly Forest
Yester
Lynn
Lone Tree
Henrys Fork
Utah Line
Manila
Daggett
Green
Ashley Forest
Greendale
Flaming Gorge
Heights
William Ashley
Carter Creek
Uintah Basin
Jensen
Ouray
Farmers Market Reopens After Week of Improvements
The Farmers Market reopened Tuesday after alterations with new merchandise layout and a refreshed look. Exterior paint is silver and black, interior white and blue, and display shelves reconfigured with a serve-yourself setup. A new wrapping counter centers the groceries alongside departments for meats fruits and vegetables. Dittas Hatch serves as manager.
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Dittas Hatch
Bat More Lamb Week Promoted By Wool Growers Assoc
Announcement received by Hugh W Coonser tary of the Ashley Wool Growers Association states that Bat More Lamb week will run statewide from June 15 to June 23. A broadcast titled Marys Lamb Goes to Market airs Friday June 15 at 10 30 am Pacific Standard Time on KGO. On Tuesday June 15 at 10 30 am the National Wool Growers Association president F A Ellenwood will speak on Lamb for Every. The broadcasts will be carried over NEC network stations.
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Hugh W Coonsertary
Ashley Wool Growers Association
Marys Lamb
F A Ellenwood
National Wool Chowers Associaaion
KGO
Ean Nec
Harry Gladys Is Healthful in Virginia Portrait
Virginia resident Harry Gladys appears in robust health and has painted a self-portrait showing her own image.
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Harry Gladys
Virginia
Wool Price Rise Predicted by Secretary
J R Marshall executive secretary of the National Woolgrowers association predicted a substantial rise in western wool prices from now to fall after a six week Washington trip. He cited settled labor conditions and tariff assurances from President Roosevelt, and noted the rise would mainly benefit growers as much of the current clip is on consignment.
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J. R Marshall
National
Woolgrowers Association
Galt Lake
Washington D C
Marshall
Utah
Woolgrowers Executive
Presdent
Roosevelt
Piotes
Boston
Senate
Congress
William HW Hing
Forest Service
Interior Department
Agricultural
Tribune
Farmers on Indian Land May Get Reduction in 1534 Water Assessment
Indian Basin farmers likely receive a water charge cut this year. Congressman Abe Murdock cites plan for A. M Wathen to visit Uintah Basin soon to inspect conditions. Lands opened to homesteaders left government title under a decree. Indian lands and water leased to farmers to aid Indians. Decree once by Judge Tillman D Johnson, now water oversight strained by depression and drought, current assessment stands at 76 cents per acre.
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Uintah Basin
Abe Murdock
Indian Bureau
A. M Wathen
Irrigaton
Conditon
Tillman D Johnson
Feteral Court
Lapoint Prepares July 4 Celebration With Major Events
William Sprouse and a two member committee announce Lapoint will host a large July 4 celebration sponsored by the Lapoint Commercial Club. Highlights include a patriotic program, a redo, a baseball game featuring Indians, horses and steers, and a dance to close the day.
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William Sprouse
Lapoint
Lapoint Commercial Club
Typhoid Vaccine Given to Randlett and Lapoint Residents
Government physician Dr Frank Mock at Port Duchesne with FERA nurse Mrs L E Murphy vaccinated many residents of Lapoint and Randlett against typhoid amid concern over possible culinary water contamination. Dr Miles Harris vaccinated five at Randlett. The effort aimed to protect public health.
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Randlett
Lapoint
Ttrank Mock
Port Duchesne
FERA
L EK Murphy
Uintah County
Faandlett
Miles Harris
Jensen Composer to Receive Copyright Recognition
Ramsey Stewart of Jensen gains copyright for a song lyric A Mountain Paradise with music by Leon DeCosta of New York City The piece will be broadcast nationally once arrangements are ready projects include piano and phonograph records The Radio Music Guild of New York City expects it to be a hit and Stewart will receive cash compensation and royalties.
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Ramsey Stewart
Jensen
Leon DeCosta
New York City
Green River Drouth Relief Funds Allocate To Uintah County Projects
Government drouth relief funds totaling over 12000 are allotted to Green River bottom irrigation in Uintah County. Engineers from USAC BYU and FERA discuss projects while E TMterson and Wayman supervise. Work to start quickly with equipment seeds pipes and other essentials to raise crops.
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Green River
Drouth Relief
Uintah County
Utah Drouth Relief Committee
Burns Beach
W Or Wayman
FERA
USAC
BYU
E ™Terson
Drauth
Five Roosevelt Students Enroll in Flying School
Five Roosevelt students enroll in a local aviation program as the Carbon County school expands activities at the aviation school. Clair Johnson of Mankato becomes the latest solo flyer. Oscar Anderson, C Labrum, Redmond, Harry Erelesta, Joaph Wort, and Mir Wogi join from prior training. four others begin instruction Sunday.
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Ouide
Carbon County
Accewding
Wallis Wallis Celebrate 33rd Wedding Anniversary in Utah
James H Wallis and Elizabeth Todd Wallis observed their thirty third wedding anniversary at George H Harrison’s summer home near Roosevelt. The couple also marked their golden anniversary from June 9 1891 to 1931 with a European mission and long press work. They plan further missions in Toronto and across the United States and Canada with eleven living children listed amid civic ties in Utah Idaho and Oregon.
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James H Wj Wallis
Elizabeth Todd Wallis
George H Harrison
Wintah Canyon
Roosevelt
Europe
Wallis
European Mission
Islington
Liverpool
John A Wldtsoe
Salt Lake City
Daniel H Wells
Logan
Utah Journal
Leader
B F Cummings I
Paris
Idaho
William Budge
Bear Lake
Mountain Country
Fie
Utah Press Association
Idaho Press Association
Idaho State Bar Association
Bors Leah D Widtsoe
European Mission Relief Societies
Toronto
Canada
Patuisich
United States
Elders Journal
L T Wiirht
Talis Ida
George H Harrson Roosevelt
George Robinson
Portland
James B Walls
New York City
John A Wallis
Parisida
Robert H Wallis
Los Angeles
William B Walls
Maurice Romney
Salt Lake
Patricia Wallis
Wall Salt Lake
Thelma Wallis Roosevelt
Publishers Benefit From Second Class Mail Rate Cut
Postmaster General Farley announced restoration of advertising mailing rates for second class mail effective July 1 under the 1932 revenue act. The cuts vary by zone from half a cent per pound in early zones to three cents per pound in the seventh and eighth zones, mainly reducing fees for periodicals and advertisers.
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Posmaster 1 Fartey
Forgery Charge Placed After Jensen Arrest
Earl Parks was arrested Sunday at Jensen on a forgery charge tied to checks signed with Owen Wall’s name. The case centers on a $48 check written to a youth, later attempted cashing, and a $40 signatory check at a local merchant. Parks faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Charles DeMolsy.
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Jensen
Earl Parks
Owen Wall
Parks
My Wall
Cy Nearing
Kelly
Nearings
Mr Wall
Wall
T Jensen
Parks U
Joseph & Dudley
Curtis Dudley Parks
Charles DeMolsy
Vernal
Calder Named New Ford Motor Agent in County
An announcement from Ford Motor Co designates EH Calder of Calder Auto Sales as local agent for Ford products. Calder has long represented Plymouth cars. Plymouth agency to be run by his brother Edgar A Louis, who has served Ford in the county for years. Louis will focus on the garage business and Utah Oil and Refining distribution.
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Fordh Motor Company
EH Calder
Calder Auto Sales
Calder
Plymouth
Calders
Edgar A . Louis
Ford Motor Company
Utah Oil and Refining Company
Work Starts on Asphalt Plant West of Vernal
A crew began setup of an asphalt treating plant to pave Vernal City streets. The plant should be ready in about ten days and will produce roughly thirty tons of treated asphalt daily. Trucks will haul material to Vernal where crews will lay and roll it. The project is the first under the new FFRA setup, following winter CWA work that surfaced central Vernal blocks with crushed rock. Forty five men were employed during the winter. FERA worker totals for this project are unconfirmed.
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FFRA
CWA
Cwa Work Last Winter, All the Central Blocks In Vernal
FERA
Argyle Ropers Lose Horse in Auto Crash
Sunday evening near Balings corner in Giles County Argyle Roper and his son Herrrand lost a work horse when Carl R Roberts of Price driving a car collided with their wagon. One horse was shot by a passing motorist after being badly injured. Roper was injured and treated in Vernal while Roberts returned home. Sheriff Johnson reported no blame.
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Argyle Roper
Son Herrrand
Yroosevelt
Balings Corner
Giles
Roper
Carl R Roberts
Price
Vernal
Mar Roberts
Carter Creek water project boosts Ashley Valley flow and future storage
Water from Carter creek was turned in last week and brought to the Ashley Valley watershed. Engineers note the Carter Creek canal extends about one and a half miles and should steadily increase dry season flow to the Ashley system. Buck Pasture work trails behind with ten thousand dollars allocated. plans foresee a future reservoir site along Brush creek, though water rights protests complicate early gains.
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Carter Creek
Buck Pasture
Little Brush Creek
Ashley Valley
Carter Deck
Ashley
State Drouth
Brush Creek
Brush ‘Creek
Alto
Ashley Valley Canal Companies
Balloon ascension plans loom for Vernal event
Mrs Kate Calder leading the Ninth stake Young Ladies Association member travels to Salt Lake for MIA convention. Miss St Clair, widow of the balloon accident in Wisconsin, to make Vernal ascent on the Fourth of July. E J Winer ships lambs east from Watson. trout trapping begins June 15 as water rises.
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Hack
Lapis
Xlacking
Tata
Kate Calder
Young Ladies Association of
Rus Gore
Salt Lake
MIA
St Clair St Ter
Wisconsin
Vernil
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Ashley National Forest
Scenic
F. R. Marshall
National Woolgrower’s Association
Randlett Lapaint
State
Drouth Committee
Wayman
Flying
Tir
James H. Wallis
Walls
Vernal First Ward
Ward Helef Society
England
East Lake
Vernal Lions Club
Ford Motor
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