Reception Given Rev Downey and Family in Vernal
A June 18 reception honored Rev G A Downey and family as he prepares to leave July 7 for Los Angeles and later to take duties at Strait College New Orleans. Speakers praised Downey as a loyal leader, educator, and religious teacher. Mrs Downey and Mildred Downsy noted for community work. attendance of about 150 from many churches and groups.
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Angeles
Oalik
Strait College
New Orleans
Congregational Community House
George A. Downey
Jess Hvans
Vieva Downey
Wallace Calder
Louis J. Frieg
Downey
Mildred Downsy
Golden West Days to Light Up Grand Junction and Vernal
A delegation from Grand Junction will visit Vernal for Golden West Days on July 4 and 6. The event features parades, a trap shooting contest, bulldogging events, calf and steer roping, auto races, aeroplanes, fireworks, and a major western pageant drawing crowds from Colorado Utah and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Chamber of Commerce Committee
Grand Junction
Mrangely
Meeker
Steamboat Springs
Glanowood Springs
Maybell
Craig
Wyoming
Uintah Basin
Milt Hacking
Rosacco Hall
Pikes Penck
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Grand Junction Man Chokes Cat to Death With Ealing Wire
Victor Douglas a Grand Junction Colorado man working at Rainbow mine chased a bobcat into a ledge with baling wire. He used a slip noose then whirled the cat until it suffocated by the wire. Douglas later said he did not wish to repeat the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Cat
Ealing
Victor Douglas
Colo
Rainbow Mine
John Silka
Watson
Douglas
Bobcat
Douglass
Uintah State Bank Declares Regular Dividend
The board of directors of Uintah State Bank declared a regular dividend at a recent meeting, payable June 20, 1924. The bank, one of the three strong banks in Uintah Basin, is described as growing stronger with time.
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Uintah State Bank
Uintah Basin
Big Attendance At Conference Enjoy Meetings
Large crowds filled Uintah stake sessions during the June quarterly conference with President Wallace Calder presiding. Bishop Wells spoke on welfare and many stake authorities and returned missionaries shared insights from Australia to the Southern States. John Wells recounted early religious experiences and temple ruins in Mexico. The Stake MIA session drew a full house, and music featured Byron Goodrich and Walter Woolley with organists Miss Thora Johnson and Archie Johnson. Special numbers included My Prayer and The King of Love My Shepherd Is. The Vernal Second Ward administered the Sacrament Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walla
L. D
Uintah
Wallace Calder
Tabernacle
Wells
Byron Collett
Australia
Verdon Fh. Johnson
Mary I. Ashby
Joseph McKay
Western States
Denver
Colo
Western Woolen and Knit Goods Company
John Wells
Bishop Wells
Mexico
Second Ward
England
Irving
Byron Goodrich
Walter Woolley
Thora Johnson
Archie Johnson
William Pearce
Cora Belcher
Vernal
U B I C Executive Committee Meeting Highlights June 19
U B I C President W L Woolf presided over the June 19 executive committee meeting at Fort Duchesne. A large turnout approved July 1 inter school contest at Myton to select the loving cup representative. Miss Martha Lamoreaux and Evan Phillips named as U H 3 and D H Roosevelt delegates. Budget notes showed most payments received except for several bureaus. preparations for a busy program continued with plans for simultaneous events and a forthcoming program booklet. Attorney O Donnell and Dr M Garrett O Donnel were off to Lava Hot Springs for a ten day outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Woolf
Fort Duchesne
Myton
Martha Lamoreaux
Lapoint
Evan Phillips
Roosevelt
D. H
Ross Bartlett
Fiinance
Vernal
E. Peterson
Thos. W. O'Donnell
M. Garrett O’donnel
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Booklet Committee Reports U B I C Progress
At a Uintah Basin meeting the U B I C booklet committee outlined progress and effort on a much awaited book. The executive voted to secure the best booklet, though financing proved heavier than anticipated, risking fewer copies and less publicity. Editor Cook urged waiting until press time, noting communities had yet to pay and that no advertising would appear.
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W. L. Woolf
Uintah
Basta
Cook
Myton
Woolf
New Subscribers Boost Uintah Basin Farmer as July Issue Prep
The Uintah Basin Farmer added many new subscribers last week to begin with the July issue and feature an exclusive article on the Livestock Industry of the Uintah Basin by John T. Caine of Utah Agricultural College. The piece is touted as authoritative and may boost Basin stock raisers' income. readers urged to subscribe. Also, at Thursday school board meeting, three building contracts were awarded and construction will start at once.
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Uintah Basin
John T., Caine
Ili
Utah Agricultural College
Caite
Vnl
Ashton
Four Injured In Car Crash After Cow Incident Sunday
A Studebaker touring car owned by John Hatch overturned at Alf Powell corner on the Victory highway in Daviz ward. Fourteen injured included Miss Alice Kay, Miss Violet Powell, Miss Huth Goodrich, Miss Emma Olsen, Victor Allred, Dit Holmes, Bill McCarrell, Mrs Artie Wilkinson, and Mr Clarence Palmer among others. many pinned beneath the car until help arrived. The occupants were taken to town for treatment. Atwood assisted after the crash as he returned from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robbing
Allen Atwood
Daviz Ward
Mr. Atwood
Bigey
Bill McCarrell
Dit Holmes
Victor Allred
Artie Roberts Wilkinson
Alice Kay
Emma Olson
Victory Highway
Alf Powell
Studebaker
John Hatch
Marshall
Huth Goodrich
Violet Powell
Clarence Palmer
Porter Morrill
John T. Kay
Miss Kay
Emma Olsen
Mr. Holmes
Emerald Oil Stock Holders Go to Denver to Negotiate Big Deal
Emerald Oil stock holders and officers traveled from Rifle to Denver to negotiate a major development agreement with Texas Production Company. The trip followed Horace Coltharp’s return from Denver and centered on Rangely field development tied to Raven Oil Refining involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Oil
Denver
Yim Coltharp
Joseph P. Hacking
A. N. Johnson
Lynne Ashton
Sam Bennion
Horace Coltharp
Emerald Oil Company
Rifle
Colo
Texas Production Company
Texas Company
Rangely
Raven Ol and. Refining Company
Public Health Exhibit Float Promotes Utah Tuberculosis Sanatorium
The Utah Public Health association float in the World War Vets parade on June 23 in Salt Lake showcased modern health education in schools and urged Utah residents to support a state tuberculosis sanatorium. Whittier school Modern Health Crusaders wore white capes and helmets around a large cross while posters highlighted Utah's TB toll of 11,243 deaths in five years and the lack of a state sanatorium.
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Utah Public Health Association
Salt Lake
Utah
Whittier
Leonard Dobbs
Carl Brown
Billy Moore
Russell Billngham
Mary Thomas
Ruby Glausier
Dian Lame
Oreaux
Arville Smith
Tribune
Alfalfa Seed Article To Appear In Uintah Basin Farmer
An editorial from a Salt Lake City paper will be published in the Uintah Basin Farmer in July. It discusses the alfalfa seed industry and how outsiders view the growing basin enterprise that has boosted local prosperity.
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Uintah Basin
Jesus
Salt Lake City
Why Note Sign To Tell Tourists How To Reach Vernal
It is regretted that a large sign directing tourists to Vernal and camp facilities is missing at Reader corner and Lovers' Lane corner. Tourists often miss Vernal by taking shortcuts. Vernal merchants should join to fund signs. cost would be under one dollar per firm and the benefit to tourism would be substantial.
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Kay
Sheepherder Fined For Night Prowling in Town
John Miller a well known sheepherder in town was fined 10 in Justice Carter's court after city marshal Herman Miller arrested him for prowling at several homes. Complaints had reached the marshal, and Miller was found peeking in at a house. The man had committed similar offences at multiple locations and was later released to herd sheep in the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Charles
Carter
Herman Bs Miller
Miller
Will Commence Laying Asphalt This Week
W H Varley resident engineer for the Utah State road commission states that asphalt paving will commence today Friday with work in town potentially ready for the Golden West Days celebration on July 4. A large force is at work and paving material shows excellent quality.
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W. H. Varley
Utah State Road Commission
Rathburn and Southard Please Vernal Audiences
The vaudeville team Rathburn and Southard entertained large crowds at the Vogue on Tuesday and Wednesday. They will perform again Saturday at Lapoint and provide music for a post show dance.
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Rathburn
Southard
Rathburn and Southard
Lapolnt
Uintah County school bids favor local contractor
At Uintah County School Board meeting the bids for three new or expanded schools were opened. W S Albton bid 12343 for the Tridel four room school while La Point saw a single bidder, Ashton at 5464 for the Lapoint addition. Ouray Valley bids were 6864 by Moses Moore and 6343 by Ashton.
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Uintah County School Board
Tridel
Lapoint
Ouray Valley
W. S. Albton
Tridell
Ashton
Moses Moore
Rabbiett
Hayden
D. F. Mitchell
Bastian
Laula H. Eisell
Duc
Date For Fathers' and Sons' Outing Set
The Fathers' and Sons' outing of 4 Uintah stake is set for July 21 22 and 23 at Trent Creek Park their permanent grounds. A larger crowd is expected as the trip can be made by auto instead of wagon shortening travel time. The committee is arranging many special features to be announced later.
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Fathers’ and Sons
Uintah
Trent 4 Creek Park
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G. A. Downey
A. B. Thomas
Versa Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Werth
Thomas
Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club
Lices Club
Colorado
Ilna
Iq Sura
Grand Junction and Basin
Rocho
Basin
U. B. I. C. Executive Committee
George Thomas
University of Utah
U. B.I.C
Sheepherder
Bank OF Vernal