Turning Point in Dawes Remarks on Depression
Charles G Dawes returning from Washington said the turning point in the depression has arrived. He blamed high taxes on increased municipal indebtedness and reduced federal spending. He urged tax cuts tied to local budget restraint and noted small businesses show improvement with potential for larger firms to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G Dawes
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Beief
Depres
Fentral Dawes
Dawes
Tribune
Erickson Wins 14 Dollar Contract for School Building
Erickson of Oakley Idaho received a fourteen dollar contract for erecting a one room school building in Junction Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Sheep Herder Loses Hand in Explosion Near Ely Nevada
In Ely Nevada a sheep herder Domingo Ethcheluse from Eureka was injured by a premature dynamite blast used to frighten coyotes. He walked eighteen miles to Evvrehn before reaching a hospital. doctors determined amputation was necessary. Firing charges are at issue in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nev
Domingo Ethcheluse
Eureka
Evvrehn
Edna Bingham Merges With J U Allred In Salt Lake
The marriage will be held at the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday June 25 and the couple will live in Raymond Alberta Canada. The Calder Brothers Creamery opens July 1 with new tanks testing machine and power separator arriving ready for operation. Brigham Carter and Lillie Brannon wed in Salt Lake City on Tuesday June 18. Rey and Mrs Oliver B Loud welcome a baby girl born June 19. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Collier on June 17. Mr and Mrs Milo Hadlock celebrate a baby son born mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Edna Bingham
J U Allred
Salt Lake Temple
Raymond
Alterta
Canada
Calder Brothers Creamery
Brigham Carter
Wriss Lillie Brannon
Salt Lake City
Rey
Oliver B Loud
Gladden
Horn
Walter Collier
Boy Scout Encampment at Deer Lodge July 14 to 23
The Timpanogos Council announces a major Boy Scout encampment at Deer Lodge on Brush Creek Mountain twenty three miles north of Vernal. July 14 to 23 will offer Nature Study, Handcraft, Woodcraft, Healthcraft and campcraft with instruction and inspection. Parents are urged to ensure proper supervision, routines, and positive influence as scouts participate under high quality leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of the
Timpanogos Counci
Deer Lodge
Brush Creek Mountain
Vernat
Versnal
Manila
Riches
Uintah Mountains
A. Anderson
Timpanogos Council
Anderson
Hig Net Littles
Vernal Stores Adopt Half Holiday On Saturdays
A countywide movement prompts Vernal businesses to close each Saturday afternoon for recreation. Across communities, baseball games are played on these afternoons with spirited results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Agricultural Instructors Gather for Utah Conference at Logan
Utah and adjoining states send agricultural teachers to the Utah State Agricultural College in Logan for the annual summer conference June 20 to July 1. Leaders include A K Germian of New York and Jif Pearson of the Federal Board for vocational education. Topics cover instruction improvement, annual program organization, evening courses, Future Farmers, and modern agricultural education. Harold T. Lunde of Uintah high school attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
A. K Germian
New York
Jif Pearson
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Washington DC
Utah Agriculture
Corrassee
Uintah Basin Railroad League Plea is Denied
In Wilmington Delaware on June 19 an opinion filed June 28 dismissed the bill of complaint by the Moffat Tunnel League of Colorado and the Uintah Basin Railroad League of Utah against the Interstate Commerce Commission and Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. The court denied the plaintiffs request for an injunction to block a permit allowing stock control and the Dotsers cutoff near Crested Colorado. Judges Woolley Thompson and Nields authored the ruling, holding the commission alone must decide the acquisition and construction issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington del
Moffat Tunnel League of
Colorado
Uintah Basin Railroad League of Utah
Interstate Commierce Commission
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Bil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Salt Lake Railway Company
Crested Colorado
Victor B Woolley
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
J Wrhitater Thompson
District Court At
John B Nields
District Court
Supreme Court
Denver & Salt Lake
Mormon cricket plague on U S 40 near Jensen risks traffic
Thousands of Mormon crickets swarm along U S 40 past the Jensen bridge covering the highway for miles. Cars and trucks kill many as dead bodies line the road. Preparations to poison burn or barrier the insects are discussed to protect the Jensen district. The life history and control of Lygus Mormon cricket are summarized by Frank T. Cowan of the USDA noting its mountain origin and migration into valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Bridge
Jenden
Ane
Jensen District
Althoug
Frank T. Cowan
United States Department of Agriculture
Mir
Cowan
Great Plains
United States
Texas
Minnesota
Funeral Services Held on Monday for Daniel M. Nelson
Funeral services were conducted Monday in the chapel for Daniel M Nelson a Utah pioneer born January 12 1854 in St Louis Missouri He died Saturday morning after a lingering illness The service featured Verdin Johnson of the Bishopric and a mixed double quartet The casket procession went to Blaeser cemetery where he was laid to rest He immigrated to Utah in 1644 and held various church and county offices He married Sarah Warby in 1876 and Matilda Warby in 1887 Thirteen children survived along with a large extended family He survived a 660 foot fall in Brigh Creek canyon and died of cancer of the liver in June 1918
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mafser
Dan'il M Nelson
Verdin Johnson
Beausir Isle
Mark M
Ernest Eaton
Welsert
Verdic Johnson
Thomas Bingham
Blaeser
Daniel AI Nelson
St Louis
Missouri
Edward Hanks
Agnes Nelson
Utah
Sarah Warby
St. George Temple
Matilda Warby
Genver
Hardia
Manila
Maeser
Brigh Creek Canyon
Mantt
D F Linwood
Sarah Ann Smyth McKinnon
Jane Tolton
Rock Springs
Power Company Warns Farmers on Moving Hay Derricks
Utah Power and Light safety officials urge farmers to avoid moving hay derricks under power lines with the boom raised. With proper clearance and dry rope, passing under lines is safe, but metal cables or braces are dangerous. The company offers assistance and recommends using rope cord, calling the nearest office if in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iire
Utah Power and Ilight Company
J . Anderson
Td Anxiout
Fcrmers
Farmer
Work Started on the Cockleburr Road Project
Jensen reports construction begins this week as Northwestern Construction Co moves camp to Cockleburr Utah. Johnston leads. Jack Williams and advance crew prep Jensen site and K Nanch rock work near Utah Colorado One. Local men to be employed, camp cook house moved in. Whiting and Clyde of Springville head Jensen Ashley Creek job with local crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Northwestern
Hapld City
S& D
Hfp. Johnston
Cockleburr
Jack Williams
Utah Colorado
Johnson
Jensen-Ashley Creek
Clyde and
Whiting
Springville
Utah
Naples Youth Ends Life by Poison
Naples teen Berto Merrell, 19, died Thursday morning after taking poison in a suspected suicide. Despondency from unemployment is noted. he formerly tended sheep and had used poison cans for coyotes. Born September 14, 1912, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Flwin Merrill and survived by his parents and 11 siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berto Merrell
Naples
Merrill
Charles Flwin Merrill
Beaides
Elsie Gardner Violet Newell
Charles Ernest Ima
Frank Eiain
June
Hosa and
Ear
Rabbit Ear Pass to Denver Opens for Summer Travel
Mr and Mrs H Garter and family from Denver visited with Mr Carter and family. Mr Carter works at Denver in the Bureau of Reclamation and helped design Hoover Dam. The Carters drove over Rabbit Ear Pass reporting good road condition. Steamboat Springs prepared the pass for travel, anticipating heavy tourist traffic this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Garter
Denver
Carters Prierty
Carter
Hoover Dam
Rabbit Ear Pass
Steamboat Springs
Uintah Basin Farmers Tour Uintah Basin Experiment Farm
About 200 people from the Basin visited the Uintah Basin Experiment Farm at Fort Duchesne on Tuesday to review alfalfa crop experiments under J W Carlson and Charles Soren son. Dr HR J Evans, head of agronomy at Utah State Agricultural College, attended along with county and local officials and gave talks after a farm tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
J. W Carlson
Charles Sorenson
J Evans
Dart
Carlson
Evans
Ring
Business Visitor Moses Moore Spotted in Vernal
Moses Moore of Randelett paid a business visit to Vernal on Friday. He was noted as an old pioneer of the Baath era in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Moore
Randelett
Vernal
Moore
Rites Held for Pioneer Uintah Basin Mail Driver
Funeral services for Frank Davis of Vernal Utah were held in Glines Chapel with Bishop John B Eaton officiating. Davis, born July 29 1884 in Pleasant Grove Utah, died in Bakersfield California June 12 1932 of heart trouble. He helped build early Utah mail routes and auto stage lines, leaving a widow Elizabeth and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Glines
Frank Davis
Bakersfield
California
John B Eaton
H Walter Woolley
Abner Hicchens
Isle of Somewhere
E J Young Jr
Frank
Mall
Weldon Bastian
Walter Woolley
John Eaton
Ivan Batty
Vernal Cemetery
Ted Watkins
Frank Adavis
A M. Murdock Stage Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Colton
Vernalle
Vernal
Epting
The
Sterling
Strawberry Valley
Merced
Elizabeth Davis
Lamar Davis
Fanny Joly
East Lake City
Deloras Stoke Dinghan
Ronald Davis Dinghan
Lo + Davis
Miretannah Parker
John
Thos MacKerrhiie
Eyner Nielsen
Byron
Thomas
J H Keller
Salt Lake
Cits
Myre Joe Gladel Fir
Ed. Rawlins
Steve Ghelton
and Airs
Jim ‘Lawrenocet Pek
Tee
Road Worker Henry Dowdell Dies of Heart Attack at Clyde Whiting Camp
Edmond Henry Dowdell aged 68 from Springville Utah died at the Clyde and Whiting road camp shortly after starting work on the Jensen Ashley Creek project. He had worked for contractors for years. Officials reported heart failure as the likely cause. The body was sent to Vernal via Spain Mortuary. Dowdell was born October 19 1874 in Springville and leaves a daughter Mrs Wide Huntington Dowdell a son James Dowdell and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
James
Martha Kindred Dowdell
Lfe
Burniving
Wide Huntington Dondell
Beth Dowdell
Springvile
James Dowdell
Earl McTague
American Fork
Prairie Dogs Again Menace Uintah County Farms
Prairie dog infestations continue to threaten Uintah County crops across private lands. Despite past cooperative efforts, public lands remain under control limits and private landowners must persist with baiting and extermination, with government support limited by funds. The plan seeks broader private cooperation after July 1 to intensify a permanent control campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & R Biological Harvey
Damore Tas Belne Dome
Cortréline
Howe
Roberts
Beott Zimmerman
U 8
Utah
Gether
Pormaty
F Peterson
Uintah-Ouray
Peterson
Zimmerman
Glines Team Defeats Vernal Second Ward at Fairgrounds
Wednesday evening the Glines team beat the Vernal Second Ward baseball team in seven innings at the fairgrounds. The game was close with a low-scoring, hard fought effort from both sides but Glines prevailed despite Second Ward’s strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines
Fairgrounds
al Vernal
Second Ward
Servis Ean
Plans For U B SC Aug Gathering In 1911
Executive meeting at Fort Duchesne outlines Uintah Basin Industrial Convention plans for August 1911. Theme “Live at Home.” Features include Indian Parade daily, Uintah high school play Friend Hannah, Hiawatha dramatization by Uintah and Ouray Indians, class work recreation sports and programs. Notable speakers include Assistant Commissioner B Scattergood and leaders from government and Farm Bureau networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Duchesne
Uintah Basin
Luke Clee
E. Peterson
H. M. Tidwell
Utah
Salt Lake
Hannah
Uintah High School
Ulintah
Ouray
B Scattergood
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
A. Peterson
Frankin & Harris
BOY Ui
Don B Colton
GC. N Jensen
George H Dern
EF H O'Neill
American Farm Bureau
FG R Nuttedge
Forest Department
Wm. Peterson
UW. BA
Federal Farm Board
J C Penney Store Moves to Ashley Co op Building
The J C Penney store in Vernal will relocate to the Ashley Co op Building in July, after leasing the new site for 20 years. The move aims to create Utah's largest J C Penney outside Salt Lake/Ogden, with remodeling including enlarged east windows, new front windows, a new roof, maple floor, and a ladies rest room. Additional stock will be added to the expanded assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Penney
Ashley Co-op
J. C. Penny
Vernal
Ray Duke
J . Penney
Salt Lake
Ogten
Ncessary
Wool Growers Ship Eight Cars From Ely
Eight carloads of wool departed Ely this week all consigned to the National Marketing association in Haston. Reported by C R Townsend extension agent, the shipments included clips from Frank Norton E C Murphy Amaty Paris Joe Gamboa Jon Alzuzary Pete Ordokie Jim Mer os Cadet Echetetria and Lazarro 2ubliri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
New
National Marketing Association
Haston
C. R Townsend
Frank Norton
E C Murphy
Amaty Paris
Joe Gamboa
Jon Alzuzary
Pete Ordokie
Jim Mer
Martin Wall and Oscar White receive marriage license
Lenard Martin Wall and Chace White were granted a marriage license on June 17 by County Clerk Wilson Murray. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Wall and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar White of Duchesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenard Martin Wall
Chace White
Clerc Wilson Murray
Martin Wall
Femal
Oscar White
Duchesne
Marriages and local notices from Vernal district
Thirty years ago a marriage license issued to Joseph Walker and Rose Lucky of Vernal. This week June 20 a wedding united Joseph Murray and Liv Davis at the grooms parents home in Anward. J W Harper and Siby Dest of Colorado obtained a marriage license. Calder County Clerk issued licenses to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walker
Assiss Rose Lucky
Vernal
Fune
Joseph Murray
Liv Davis
J I. Murray
Aniward
JW. Harper
Siby Dest
Colorado
Calder Brothers
Beers
Sowarids
E. J Winder
Attis Pearl Timothy
Vanduyne Doty
Fizabeth Dennion
Balt Lake
Ian May Timothy
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Charles G. Dawes
U. S
Brigham Cirtry
Forsyten Shoe Store
Pladden
John Hodgkinson
Milo Hadlock
Uintah Basin Railroad League
S. 40
Green River
Daniel M. Nelson
Power Company
Ft Duchesne
Clyde and Whiting Road
Uintah County
U.B. SC
Maxo
U.B
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