Road funding talk centers on Bonanza Road project
Senator He Grae Vita and Drue Man of the state review a plan to secure state and federal funds for upgrading US 40 to Bonanza District. Prank Derming of Prov travels to discuss coordinating with county commissioners to advance financing today.
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Bonanza
Senvtat Vest
Mrs Wats and Stewart Family News Last Week
The text reports domestic notices including Mrs Kos Stow Mrs Noa Murray and Mr oop Murray with family visits and a seven day military absence. It mentions Merkle y and children visiting Willard West of Provo for sanitary engineering inspection and Utah State Board involvement.
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Kos
Noa Murray
Murray
Odiley
Duran
Maerkley
Uwe
Myton St Willard
Prova
Merry
Sanitary Enameering div
Merkley
Utah
Carp Blerts Health
Tueaday
Welfare Meeting Held at Roosevelt Institution
Fragmentary notes describe a welfare meeting at Roosevelt with mention of Sitarliv steel welfare body, ongoing discussion about hospital duty and staff, and references to Fred Staingh and Miss kya Bees amid uncertainty about dates and attendees.
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Sitarliv Steel Welfare
Ierlen
Real Werth
Fred Staingh
Kansas
Sech Completion OF Atchee Mack Road From Basin
J Neal of Vernal works on extending the Baxter pass road to connect west in Colorado and the Uinta High in eastern Utah. The line was built with federal funds as a straton materials road but funds exhausted leaving the route unfinished near Mack.
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Baxter Pass
Atchie
Mack
West
Colorado
Uinuh
Utah
Grazing Service
J Neal
Vernal
Drilling Depths and Industry Notes From Rangely Field
Drilling depths and well activity are reported for the Rangely field with references to Utah men, Standoline Chamber of Commerce, and Texas oil interests. The cement is used in tank foundations and housing projects, while local residents travel between Vernal, Craig, Meeker, and Salt Lake City for business and camp work.
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Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Txas
Grand Junction Sentinel
Tory
Cutler Graveling
Californias Poulty Ig
R A Dryson
Salt Lake City
Della Wartman
Hirtman
Craig
Jiartmans
Standoline Oil and Gas) Co
Lewis Goeder
Mary Bada Clark
Meeker
Jim Eskridge
Dave Henderson
Uus
Eskridge
Pete Della Betta
Allie
Motor Company
California
Stewart
McLaughtin
Standeley
Charlesf Pacy
Ann
Tramang
Aircrafhu
Ian
Turwell
Chanutermiere
CC Brewary
Rantoull
Ts Fh
Mamager
Koirfield
Tiaho Sharples
Fett Dayton
Gewell
Melaint
Australia
ATC
Stewythe
Speke
Jerfert
Laurence Fox
Merrill Coodrich
Salt Lake
Wack
Essirottatn
Jen Hh
Mewa Qatein
Veteran Army Plane Serviced at Aircraft Shop
A June Tale Spins item by J S Purdy reports on a veteran Army plane undergoing servicing at an aircraft shop. The correspondent details engine tests, parts, and past flights, noting the aircraft’s condition and the technicians involved.
Local News Notes from Sacrament Meet and Social Life
scattered lines report speakers at a Sacrament meeting on Sunday and various social items. mentions include Mary Kidd Far l Schima, the Fifers, Kenrth Stegham and others, with references to events at Salt Lake City and Watere Alt Supply and familiar names like Mrs Alma Preece and Mr Jim Ellsworth.
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Robert Aml
Douglas Breestone
Albert Freestone
Sacrament
Mary Kidd
Farl Schima
Kory Strukban
Kenrth Stegham
Wet
Jim Ellsworth
Morvella
Salt Lake City
Watere
Alvin
Ofaulii
Lapoint World War I Veteran Dies in Salt Lake
Louis Charles Thomsen, a Lapoint Uintah County native and World War I veteran, dies at 6 pm Monday in Salt Lake City at the Veterans Hospital after a stroke. He was born February 12, 1861 in Knoxville, Tennessee, worked as a welder, and is survived by his widow and several children in Utah and California.
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Salt Lake
Tapoint Ceorge Charles Thompsn
Lapont Uintah County
Salt Lake Veteran Hospital
Knoxville
Imys
Repair Shop Open Threat Shyre Catty Crt
A garbled report describes a shop issue with threats and aggressive behavior toward customers. It mentions editor and staff members including Roger Pisher and concerns about repairs and gas keys. Further unclear details reference a Vernal visitor and a sporting goods stack.
Primary Leader To Fill Mission For LDS Church
Beatrice Straahay chosen to fill a mission as primary supervisor for the LDS Church. The School Board granted a two year leave and appointed Miss Stringham as the new supervisor in 1939 after educational work at Brigham Young University and studies at USC UCLA George Washington University Utah institutions.
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LDS Church
Beatrice Straahay
Mass Straha
Texas
Miss Stringham
Ti Ky Noble
Brigham ¥Mp University
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Ceorge
Washington University
Washington DC
University of Utah
Utah State Agriculture College
Maeser Ballard and Central School Supervisor Plans Return
Miss Stringhin, educator and active church worker, who taught at Maeser Ballard Central and Washington institutes, plans to return to Uintah School District. She has led church and civic groups, served in stakes, Cross notes, and junior auxiliary roles, and completed a church mission.
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Intial County
Maeser Ballard
Central
Washington
Uintah
Maeser Y Wma
Unselor
Pexas
Rec Cross
Junier Reil Cr Ss
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