Vernal Woodmen Banquet Honors Campaign Director
Vernal Camp 837 Woodmen of the World held a banquet Monday night February 28 to honor Robert F. Runzel Utah district manager directing a membership drive for 100 new members. Green and red markers marked plates with captains leading sides Neighbor Wm Mott and Neighbor George Walker. The losing side will serve the final banquet. Bert Evans of City Bakery catered. program included remarks by Thos W O'Donnell and several neighbors on Woodmen aims and future plans.
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Vernal Camp
Woodmen of the World
Robert F. Runzel
Utah
Wm. Mott
George Walker
Bert Evans
Thos
W.o'donnell
Carbon High bas section championship drama on local floor
The Carbon High team faced a tough challenge last Saturday in a sectional final. The Utes showed strength from outside, while Carbon High struggled to keep pace, as spectators watched an uneven game with the eventual outcome reflecting the visitors’ sharper teamwork and better shooting.
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U. A
Les
Y. A
William Anderson resigns as Ashley National Forest supervisor
William M. Anderson, supervisor of the Ashley National Forest, resigns effective May 1, 1921. He announced after returning from a Western National Forest Supervisors convention in Ogden, citing his long service since 1916 and noting his role in innovations in grazing, fire protection, timber and water supply, roads and telephones.
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William Anderson
Ashley, National, Forest
Wm. M. Anderson
Western National Forest Supervisor
Ogden
Anderson
Ashley National Forest
Wm. Anderson
Forestry Service
Uintah Forest
Provo
Kamas
Harding Takes Oath as 29th U S President on Birthday
President-elect Warren G. Harding is sworn in as the twenty-ninth U S president, notable as the first elected on his birthday. At 65 on November 2, 1926, he is a Ohio-born Republican senator rising to the nation’s highest office, with a life of thrift and industry cited as his path.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
U. S
Harding
Ohio
Virginia
Ohife
Nea
Illnois
Treasury
Governor Mabey Signs Anti Cigarette Bill
Governor Mabey signs the Southwick anti cigarette bill after amendments failed. The final vote was 83 to 13 with 10 switchers, listing 33 affirmative and 15 negative names among the Utah House. The passage followed a terse, rapid debate and near deadlock before the decisive shift.
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Mabey
Southwick
Boswell
Carey
Clawson
Clegg
Crook
Crough
Davis
Finkinson
Harris
Henderson
Howell
Imlay
Iverson
Jorgensen
Killian
Knight
Lewis
Lyman
Madsen
Meeks
A. W. Morrison
Norris
Parker
Peterson
Sander
Seegmiller
sSevy
Soderberg
Stephens
Swenson
Thorne
Winder
Wood
Day
Douglas
Ivers
McIntyre
McShane
Mills
Morrison
Olson
Quinney
Rhees
Welch
Whitmore
Callister
Vernal City Council Deliberations Open with Routine Business
City council met Wednesday evening for routine business. Treasurer's report was read and accepted. Attending were Mayor H. D. Colton, Councilmen C. S. Carter Jr, John N. Davis, Wilbur Sowards, City Clerk H. Walter Woolley, Marshal Byron Eaton, Water Superintendent Frank Hatch, and City Attorney Charles DeMolsy.
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8. D. Colton
C. S. Carter, Jr
John N. Davis
Wilbur Sowards
H. Walter Woolley
Byrone Eaton
Frank Hatch
Charles DeMolsy
Utah congressmen arrive in Washington to take oath
Representatives-elect Dan B. Colton and E. O. Leatherwood of Utah first and second districts have arrived in Washington to arrange taking their oath of office at the Harding inauguration. They are registered at the Raleigh hotel.
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Washington
Dan B. Colton
E. O. Leatherwood
Utah
Harding
Raleigh Hotel
No Extension Course for Uintah District This Year
Uintah district school directors decide against an extension summer school for the year. The plan was dropped because paying teachers would shorten the term to eight months. Clerk A G Goodrich cites influenza impacts and the preference to preserve nine months of school, hoping financial conditions improve so extension work may resume next year.
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Uintah School
A. G. Goodrich
U. of U
Old Time Dance a Grand Social and Fundraiser
A well decorated hall hosted last Friday's Old Time dance drawing many joy seekers. The event, run by diligent committees, featured a lively young crowd and smooth partner dances. Proceeds benefited the First Ward chapel land, a growing city project slated to add a new community improvement.
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Vernal
First Ward
Near-fatal kerosene explosion at Wolsey home
Ardell a small boy set a warm kerosene can on a kitchen stove and tried to pour oil onto a fire. Fumes ignited the can, exploding as the boy fled. Roscoe Hall helped extinguish the blaze and rescue Ardell, whose hands and face were badly burned but expected to recover though hands may be crippled.
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John W. Wolsey
Ardell
Stovo
Roscoe Hall
Tribune
Fourth Judicial District Court Convenes March 14
The Fourth Judicial District Cort will convene Monday March 14 with Judge Elias Hanson on the bench. No jury will be drawn for this term as no criminal cases are to be tried. County Clerk Charles A Hatch says there will be a very light docket for this term.
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Fourth Judicial District Cort
Elias 8. Hanson
Charles A.hatch
Jury Disagreement Halts Lincoln Williams Will Trial
Lincoln Williams faced a jury trial before Justice H. Walter Woolley on February 25 for manufacturing minor. Jurors W. B. Weaver Harmon Sowards Leo C. Thorne and H. S. Sowards disagreed, prompting a new trial to be scheduled.
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Lincoln Williams
H. Walter Woolley
W. B. Weaver
Harmon Sowards
Leo C. Thorne
H. S. Sowards
Rousing Pep Rally for Uintah Academy Victory
Uintah Academy students celebrated a basketball victory with a noisy parade through Vernal to the public square. Roy Wahlquist led a pep program with bands from Vernal Central and Uintah Academy, speakers praised the team, and the crowd awaited 260 supporters in Salt Lake for the state series.
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Uinth Academy
Vernal Central School
Dvintah Academy
Roy Wahlquist
U. A
Zelph Calder
Wahlquist
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Vernal
Uwintah
Salt Lake
Mrr
O'Donnell
William Piérces
Anton Strebel
Infant child of EH H Ruple swallows acid accident
The infant daughter of H H Ruple from Island Park near Brush Creek was exposed to carbolic acid after finding a bottle. A horseback relay brought a physician as roads were poor. the child’s mouth and face were severely burned but prognosis is hopeful and little appears to have reached the stomach.
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EH. H. Ruple
H. H. Ruple
Island Park
Brush Creek Fy
Parkaway
Ute Oil Company Applies for Oil Shale Leases
The Ute Oil Company, 714 Wainwright Building, St. Louis, Missouri, applied March 2, 1921 with Register Albert F. Young of the Vernal land office for a lease covering twenty six oil shale claims in Townships 9 and 16 South Range 25 West and 10 South 24 West 8th Meridian, totaling 4057.82 acres.
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Ute Oil Company
Wainwright Building
St. Louis
Albert F. Young
Vernal Land Office
T. 9
South
Huge turnout at Uintah Stake Priesthood meeting
The Uintah Stake of Zion held a record gathering at Uintah Academy with 436 present from wards, totaling over 460 including no visitors. Bp J O Nixon of Provo spoke on Salvation for the Dead. Quarterly conference set for March 19-20 and Salt Lake officials may attend. Sunday School Union plans similar timing with Vernal ward chapel hosting, aiming for strong attendance and complete staffing.
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Uintah Stake of Zion
Uintah Academy
Ernest Eaton
Don B. Colton
Washington, D. C
Utah
BP. J. O. Nixon
Provo
Salt Lake City
Vernal Second Ward
Vague OCR Output From Local Basket Event
Fragmentary report describes a basketball game between Carbon and a rival team with 1 660 attendees and a lively crowd. Mentions Roosevelt Rose and a manager praised for crowd control, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Roosevelt
Rose
Editor Chas. Tron County Record Farewell Note
Editor Chas W Tron County Record bids farewell to his fraternity form and professed vocation. Kinson has largely shaped the tone and does not retire. New home will be Etah with lessees McConnell editor and manager. Will Dobson to be editor in the new year.
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Chas
Tron County Record
Betah
McConnell
Adrvertt
Dobson
The
Express Cess
Unclear OCR: payment notice fragment from 1921
Fragmentary note references a date in 1921 and a plan to cease all subscriptions if payments are not received before a cutoff. Details are unreadable.
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Wallace Calder
Glen Club
Homer E. Rich
Woolley
George J. Woodbury
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California
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East
George Bartlett
UTE O. Company
Wilkins
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Uintah
State Bank
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