Lions Garaven Reaches Uintah Basin For District Convention
Lions Garaven journeys to Uintah Basin for the district convention with Vernal members in costumes. Delegates from Moab to attend, scenic Highway 40 edition prepared, safety talks planned, and a full schedule of events including luncheons, a dance party, and a dinosaur national monument caravan.
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Lions
Vernal
Jesse Hiatt
Heber City
Alfred Freeman
Brigham City
J M Sargant
Panguitch
Utah
Pocatella
Moab
Vernal Express
Glenn Lambert
DeVere Carroll
B H Stringham
Uintah High School
Juncheon
Scout House
Greer Lakes
Sport House
First Ward
Scoul House
Sim
Sober DD Batty
Imperil
Dinosaur National Monument
Donald Snow Shines on Talent Show Finals at Salt Lake
Donald Snow son of Milo Snow appeared in the finals of the Search for Talent broadcast on Saturday from Salt Lake City via KSL. Though not winning first, he earned honorable mention and a congratulatory note from the Deseret News. An eighth grade Uintah junior high student, he performed under the nickname Donald Duck, showcasing a splendid voice and engaging stage presence.
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Donald Duck Snow
Mra
Milo Snow
Salt Lake
KSL
Donald
Deseret News
Donal! 13
Uintah Junior High
Duck
Basin Counties Named For Land Studies by Planning Unit
Eight Utah counties including Washington Sanpete Uintah Duchesne Box Elder Cache and others were selected for intensive land use studies over the coming year. The decision closed a Salt Lake conference of the state land use planning committee.
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Stote
Salt Lake
Wington Carbon San
Pete Ieih
Uintah Duchesne
Wimilée
J Howard Moughan
Utah State Agricultural College
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
O J Wheatley
Extension Service
G T Blanche
State Experiment Station
Peterson
Myrtle Davidson
Home Economics
Wheatley Son
Maughan
Jim Furk
Luele
David F Smith
Funeral Held Sunday for George Prospector and Miner
George MacDonald a lonely placer miner died of pneumonia and incurable disease. He was buried Sunday at Maeser cemetery after a service at Swain Funeral Home, with local clergy and community members among pallbearers and speakers. He had been in Vernal since January working near the Dinosaur Monument on Green River and previously lived in Texas and Hawaii.
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George MacDonald
Maeser
Mr MacDonald
Texas
Hollywood
Hves
South America
Hainois
Swain
C S Carter
Vernal
Elizabeth Walker
Jesus
Arthur Man Waring
Warren Jones
Arma G Adams
Abbie
Ernest Eaton
E J Winder
George Pope
Lee Gurr
Charley Wise
Chas Roberts Guy
Junior MacDill
Ray Robinson
Auto Thieves Caught by Sheriff Snyder
Two hitchhikers aged 16 and 18 stole a car from Mr and Mrs Howard B Woolley in Vernal. Sheriff Snyder tracked them to Myton, then Vernal, and they were held in the county jail awaiting trial. Both youths admitted prior confinement at the state industrial school.
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Howard B Woolley
Keneth Hindmarch
Springite
Richard Byker
State Industrial School
Noble Receives Master's Degree at Southern California
Uintah School District superintendent LeGrande Noble earned the Master of Science in Education degree as part of 1700 USC graduates at the 56th annual commencement in the Los Angeles Coliseum. President Rufus B von Kleinsmid presided. Graduation exercises were held Saturday June 10.
Vernal Junior Exhibitor Sells Prized Lambs at High Prices
Vernal Future Farmer of America member Charles T Bugham saw prize lambs fetch premium bids at the Third Annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show. Safeway Stores Inc bought his Hampshire ram at 20 cents per pound and 18 cents for another lamb, while the Grand Champion steer set a 40 cents per pound record. Utah Chain Stores and J C Penney Company associates bought top animals, boosting youth exhibitor prizes in a strong market.
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Salt Lake Gity
Charles T. Bugham
Young Vernal
Utah Chain Stores Association
JCG Penney Company
Cites Livestock Feeding as Cure for Debt
A Utah program led by 4H clubs and Farmers of America advocates increased livestock feeding to reduce debt. E J Maynard cites rising farm debt and says boosting feeding, grading, and product standardization can raise prosperity. The plan aims to train farmers and farm owners to improve livestock quality to access intermountain markets.
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Farmera of America
Ulitsh
Utah
Tt Sons
Maynard
Duke City
Lu Rien
Otatelnares
Idape Nati
Arrest of Mucser 41: firearm charge and fines noted
Yrown Tali Raymond Bullock of Mucser 41 was arrested on June 6 for shooting firearms from a vehicle on a public highway. He was fined 500 and the fine paid. Nearby relatives visited the Singleton home. Local officials discuss reduced electricity rates for Uintah Tower 71 Light Company. Various local social updates include scholarships, visits, and military training notes.
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Raymond Bullock
Mucser
Henderson
Uintah Tower 71 Light Company
Cu «Mers
Ducheane
Uintah Contes
Fie Nce Service Commission
Uccor
Appreciation Letter for Livestock Show Spirit
Mark Nichols praises Vernal community support at the livestock show. He notes strong educational value, community spirit, and broad participation. He hopes to attend next year and join this constructive effort to improve local livestock.
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Mark Nichols
Statdji Aireetor
Uintah
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