Uintah to Play Opening Game At State Meet
Uintah earns a spot in the Utah state tournament after thrilling home games against Blanding. The Fighting Uintahs upset in hard-fought contests, then secured two more wins to advance to Salt Lake City for March 16 to 17, with coach Carl Davis refining the lineup of Alexander Oaks Noe Fox Biddeway Colton Hardy Anderson Bingham King and others.
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Biggs Blanding Quatet
Uintah
Blanding
Slistion
Tangey
Uintahs
Kame
Utah
Salt Lake City
Carl Davis
George Alexander Charles Oaks
Howard Noe
Lowell Fox
Lawrence Biddeway
Lawrence Colton
Norwood Hardy
Lyle Anderson
Thomas Bingham
Branley King
Captain Alexander to Lead Uintah in State Tournament
Captain George Alexander, Uintahs standout quarterback, leads Vernal’s Fighting Uintah on the hoop court with four years of regular play including state tournaments. The team features Charley Oaks at forward, Howard Noel as guard, Lowell Fox center, and depth from Lawrence Siddeway Lyle Anderson Thomas Bingham Stanley King Colton Norwood Hardy, all strong scorers and versatile forwards.
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Alexander
Fighting Uintah
George Alexander
Uintahs
Alex
Uintah
Charley Oaks
Eay
Howard Noel
Wright Noel
Howards
Lowell Fox
Atx
Storera
Lawren E Siddeway
Lyle Anderson
Thomas Bingham
Stanley King
Davis
Lawrence Colton
Norwood Hardy
Noel
Oaks
Marriage License Issued for Harryson and Nyberg in Lapoint
Counts Clerk Wilson Murray issued a marriage license on March 5 1932 to Carl Reed Harrison and Misa Christine Nyberg of Lapoint Utah. They were married the same day by Bishop James C Hacking.
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Wilson Murray
Carl Reed Harrison
Misa Christine Nyberg
Lapoint
Utah
James C Hacking
National Business Women Week Observed in Vernal
Vernal marks National Federation of Business and Professional Women Week with open forum discussions on women’s civic roles. Local clubs highlight a community library project funded to 396.00 and plan a May Day event, a flower day, and a scholarship at Uintah High School, culminating March 18 with a public relations dinner.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women In
Imn
Uintah High School
Baby arrives as library adds new books
A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Fenn on March 3 and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Ward White on March 4 are noted. The public library received thirty five new books in the past week, and the note expresses gladness that children will have good books to read.
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Lorenzo Fenn
Eladden
Wrs Ward White
Vernal Couple Married by Judge Wix
William Gurr and Hazel Massey of Vernal wed last Sunday as County Judge John E Wix officiated at the Park Hotel with Mr and Mrs John Joy serving as witnesses per the Meeker Herald.
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William Gurr
Hazel Massey
Vernal
John E Wix
Park Hotel
John Joy
Meeker Herald
4H Girl Ranks High in National Essay Contest
The 1931 Holstein-Filistans Calf Club essay contest closes after entries from seventeen states. Maxine Smith of Salt Lake City Utah wins fifth prize for her essay What I Learned Through Calf Club Work.
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Extension Service
Holstein-Filestan Associum of America
Maxine Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sugar cane tall found in New Guinea by American expedition
An American exploring party discovered a cane plant described as twenty eight feet tall in New Guinea. The find signals potential agricultural and botanical interest for colonial science and local ecology. Authorities note verification is needed for specimen details and origin.
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New Guinea
Parents Are a Problem at UH 8S Departmental Play
The UH 8S department stages Parents Are a Problem at the US Auditorium. Kora Bennion leads as the assertive daughter with a sharp wit, supported by LaBerle Cook as the melodramatic wife and Lowell Pox as the obliging father. Karma Yeung shines as the captivating sister whose schemes drive the plot, with Elmo Colton as the earnest suitor. The ensemble includes Helen Tenny, Donnell Coodrich, Vernon Caldwell, and Monroe Duke. Performances are Friday and Saturday with the cast and Mr Guymon anchoring the show.
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Kora Bennion
LaBerle Cook
Willett
Emile
Lowell Pox
Karma Yeung
Elmo Colton
Helen Tenny
Donnell Coodrich
Vernon Caldwell
Mr . Flaherty
Monroe Duke
Ae Sornes Fa Peenes
Mr Guymon
U IS
Memorial Road to Be Urged as Unemployment Relief
The Vernal area urges building a Dinosaur Highway linking Dinosaur National Monument and US 46 to create work, spur a national shrine, and open one of the world’s greatest scenic tourist attractions. Local groups cite employment, national interest, and the Elephant Rock as major draws, with continued outreach to Congress for funding.
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George Washington Licenten
Niat
Vernal Lions Club
Don B Colton
House
Senate
Dinosaur Monument
George Washington National
Congress
US 46
Dinosaur National Park
Vernal Utah Honey Industry Reaches 1930 Peak
The Vernal district produced four and a half million pounds of honey in 1930 valued at $40,346. The growing industry shows people heeding physicians praise of honey’s quality as apiarists expand. Honey shipments flow from Utah to domestic and international markets.
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Utah
Finance Corporation Organized in Salt Lake to Aid Utah Poultry Men
Articles of incorporation for the Poultry Finance Corporation were filed in Salt Lake City on Friday to enable Utah poultrymen to obtain federal loans for chick purchases in 1932. J. Thudne, general counsel of the Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative Association, announced after word from Richard W. Young, former Salt Lake City attorney and now general counsel of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Berkeley, California, granting authority to use federal funds. C. Edmunds, secretary and general manager of the producers' association, is president and manager of the finance corporation, with officers including Hebert Smith, vice president. H. L. Strong, assistant secretary. and Joseph Anderson, Lerl, president of the association, plus Charles P. Rudd Poultry Department manager. Directors include Mr Budee. The corporation will be capitalized at 150000, with 25000 private capital deposited with the Berkeley bank as credit basis.
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Poultry Finance Corporation
Trishr
Capitol
Jesse 2
Thudne
Utah Poultry Producers’ Cooperative Association
Richard W .Young
Bait Lake
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Derkeley
Call
Clide C Edmunds
Producers’ Association
The
Finance Corporation
Hebert Smith
Sandy City Bank
H L Strong
Joseph Anderson
Lerl
Charles P Rudd
Wright Neel Named 1933 Captain of USA Wrestling Team
Wright Neel a freshman at USA Cat Laan and member of the U S A wrestling squad was elected captain for 1993 by unanimous vote. He won two dual meets in the 165 pound class last season, with his only defeat at the conference meet during illness. This makes him the first freshman at the school to receive the honor. He will be a sophomore next year.
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USA
Cat Laan
Altsah Basin
Noel
Afr Noel
Phomore
Vernal Merchants Selling at S. L. Prices
Thrifty shoppers in Ash ley Valley Uintah county read the Vernal Express ads to plan weekly buys. Prices in Vernal rival Salt Lake, according to store managers. Declining prices over four years noted for sugar bacon baking powder and more, with multiple items and implements discussed.
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Ashley Valley
Uintah County
Vernal Express
Salt Lake
Hellingshead
Allen's
Ray Duke
J C Penney Company
Uintah Schools Set Closing Dates and Budget Push
At a regular board meeting the Uintah Board of Education approved elementary schools closing April 8 and the high school closing April 22 due to funds. A delegation from the Uintah Teachers Association voiced requests for a longer term. the board favored keeping costs in check and anticipated extending to April 27 for elementary and May 6 for high school pending funds. Additional items covered moving Teota schoolhouse to Leoti for expansion, housing needs at Randlett with government-owned building, and a new resolution barring married women from teaching in 1832 37 with contracts to be issued by April.
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Board of Education
Uintah Teachers Association
Ellis Wilcox
Buard
Kir Wilcox
Teota
Lester Eklund
Frank Robert
Eklund
Independence
Leotn
Randlett
Large Crow Attends Scout Court of Honor in Maeser
A large crowd attended the Scout Court of Honor Sunday evening in the Maeser ward chapel. Troop 231 delivered songs, a Washington talk, and a dialogue titled Washington the Scout, with merit badges awarded to 15 Vernal First Ward scouts, 15 from Vernal Second Ward, and 3 from Maeser.
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Maeser
Verdin Jolson
Rockies
Dialogue Washington
Scout
Arthur Etinefermever
Farl Dingham
Grendon Merkley
Court of Honor
Richard Jensen
Wendell Johnson Wins Declamation Contest Sunday Night
In a crowded Mrst ward chapel finale Wendell Johnson of Naples won the gold medal in a keen seminary declamation contest. Seven contestants spoke on obedience and youth with musical interludes as judges deliberated about forty-two minutes before announcing Johnson as top speaker and potential valedictorian.
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Mrst Ward Chapel
Wendell Johnson
Naples
Eldera
Charles A. Hardy
High Council
Elders
Stara
Frank Postma
Lloyd
Winn
Shoro
Alice Caldwell
Mra
Arthur Manwaring
Weldon Bastian
Gwen Hansen
Hot Collier
Dillman
Hermand Roper
Glines
MC oMiex
Driver E Smith
Hugh Colton
JL. G. Noble
Paris Merchants Use Magnets to Clean Gear Cases
Paris merchants employ magnets to remove metal particles from automobile gear cases. The method aims to improve product quality and reduce wear by extracting stray metal fragments during manufacturing and assembly processes.
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Paris
Thirty Years Ago Baby News and Snow in Dry Fork
Mr and Mrs Grant Caldwell welcome a baby boy born March 2. Joseph Dudley and Miss Mina Moon receive a marriage license on March 4. John Merkley and wife announce a baby boy born March 4. Richard Fowler announce a baby girl born March 6. Dry Fork reports eight inches of snow, sleigh riding popular for days. Vernal band seen practicing at the courthouse. changes hint at upcoming events.
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George Davis
Maeser
Fuller Remington
H E Seeley
Bud Powell
John Powell Porter Long Henry Keeper
Walter Corless
Terre Haute
Indiana
Ashley Valley
John Baton
Golda
Mr Bates
Bates
Vernal
Jake Workman
W 8 Powell
Grant Caldwell
Wansen
Joseph Dudley
Mina Moon
Jensen
John Merkley
Richard Fowler
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First Ward
Emma BR. B. Powell
Vernal First Ward
Emma Bernaley Bates Powell
Tic
Joseph Horrocks
Calder
Marne Jorensen
Ernest Eaton
Vintah
Balt Lake
Wix
Withinosaur National Monument
Wright Neel
U.H
U. S.A. CU
A Fresh
Wright Noll
S. L
Ty Charles F. Carpentter
Gander Mercantile
Sander
Uintah Schools
Banter
Glendon Merkley
Vernal Drug CO
U.H.S. Auditorium
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