Government Keeps Price to Vernal Mail Route and Rejects Bids
The post office will continue government operated mail service between Price and Vernal. All bids from private contractors for the Price Vernal Heber Vernal and Salt Lake Vernal routes were canceled as excessive and the service will be run by government trucks.
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Star Route
Price
Vernal
Post Office Department
Washington
Provo
Salt Lake
A A Fisher
Department
Bintah Railway Company Reports $33000 Net Profit
Uintah railway line from Black Colorado to Rainbow Utah shows 1929 revenue of about $483000 and expenses of $409000 with taxes $24000 and interest $273000 leaving a net income of $33000. Barber Asphalt Company owns the line which carried 42060 tons of mine products and a total outbound of 440000 tons after returning 1900 tons.
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Tha Uintah Railway
Black
Colo
Watson
Rainbow
Utah
Polio Ptilities Commission of
Barber Asphrat Company
Barber People
Uintah Basin
Cooper Couple Enjoy Round Robin Final at Pree Saturday
Mr and Mrs R Cooper attended the final Round Robin game at Pree Saturday night ending the event with a social gathering.
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R . Cooper
Uintah Dominates Round Robin With Strong Team Play
Uintah swept the regional three round robin, defeating Ferron 45 12, Carlon 34 16, and Moab 37 15 to secure first place and a state tournament berth. Olsen led the winners with 17 points in the opener, while Alexander paced Uintah with 9 in the final game and shared leading scoring across the three nights. Ferron, Carlon, Moab, and Vernal followed in order. Carbon’s hopes ended with a 23 14 loss to Uintah in the final.
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Uintah
Price
Uinta
Ferron
Moab
Carlon
Olsen
Eaton
Alexander
Carbon High
Cerbon
Untah
Ferron Olsen
Stringham
3Lsen
Ferron Webb
Ard McKnight
Price Quintet
Mo1
Moah
Salt Lake
Uliish
Vernal
Dunn Taylors
Grand County High
McConkle
Allred
Beach
Olsen If
Hadlock
Noel Rg
Steele
Hacking If
Weeks
Noelle
Hacking
Rfl
Alexander Rf
O'senif
Wall If
Dr and Mrs Rots and son depart for Salt Lake City
Dr and Mrs W O W Rots and their son Walter left at noon today for Salt Lake City to spend several days on business. They are joined by Mrs Ethel Pitt of Masser who will visit with her daughter Mrs Mont Carpenter.
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Robert Witmer
Harry White
Hoel Boys
Seattle
Alaska
Matser
Gertar
Acorn Mercantie Company
Adelbert Colton
Maeser
Ogden
Cliif Samuels
Clif Young
Dragon
Léon Pack
East Lake City
Pack
Afton
Lynn
L. D
Allan
Nevada
Colonial Drug
Salt Late City
CT Chub
Leo Thorne
Frank Straurh
Hoerseshoe Bend
Green River
Athandra
LaBeau Place
George Thorne
U F& Academy
Workman
Ogteen Hiver
Alhandra
Uintah Railway
Eatra
McAndrews
W OW Rots
Walter
Salt Lake City
Ethel Pitt
Masser
Mra Mont Carpenter
Oldest Bricks Found Across Mesopotamia Dating 3900 BC
Archaeologists report bricks from ancient Mesopotamia show early ceramic production around 3900 BC. Findings indicate standardized clay units were used in early urban construction, revealing organized building techniques in early civilizations.
Salt Lake Tabernacle to Present Century Pageant for Mormonism
The Church marks its centennial with a six day conference in the Salt Lake Tabernacle beginning April 6. A grand epic pageant titled Message of the Ages will be staged each evening under the pageant committee led by George Pyper. Notables including Elder George Albert Smith and I Pyper announced elaborate preparations, stage remodeling, interior and exterior lighting, and a large attendance expected for the gathering.
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Salt Lake Tabernacle
Joseph Smith
Peter Whitmer
Fayette
Seneca County
New York
Church of Jesus Christ
Latter-day Saints
George Albert Smith
Council of the Twelve
Tabernacle
Elder Smith
Eliders David O McKay
Joseph Fielding Smith
Melvin J Ballard
B Wi Roberts
Haa
Ornith
Salt Lake
Funeral services for Hetty Rae Adams in Maeser
Little Hetty Rae Adams, born November 13 1924 in Vernal, died of Brights disease. Funeral services were held at the Maeser chapel with Bishopric member Lester Hingham presiding and interment at the Dry Fork cemetery beside her late sister Earldine. Survived by Arza and Mrs Adams, a brother Dana, and many relatives.
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Miafser
Hetty Rae Adams
Maeser Chapel
Lester Hingham
Father Kniows
Warrer
Jones
Rhase
Thomas Bingham
Earldine
Bylvanus Coe
Betty Rae Adams
Vernal
Arza Adams
Dry Fork
Brights
Miaxel Dan
Texaco Station Leased to Gur and Erekson in Uintah Basin
The Uintah Basin Texaco station northwest of the Imperial has been leased to William Gur and Clinton Erekson, per C Paul Wilkins Uintah Basin agent for Texaco. Both are experienced farmers and wish them success in their new tenure.
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Texaco
Uintah Basin
Imperial
Wiliam Gur
Clinton Erekson
Paul Wilkins
Texa
Enere
Farnre
Uintah Basin and Northwestern Colorado Seek Moffat Line Extension
Uintah Basin joins Northwestern Colorado to press for a westward extension of the Moffat Line. Delegates from major towns convened and will jointly send representatives to interstate commerce commission hearings on March 24 and 27 to present their case.
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Uintah Basin
Colo
Moffat
Craley
Colorado
Re Narch
Vernal Party Reviews Knight Investment Ranch Lambing System
A ten man Vernal party toured the night Investment ranch near Duchesne to study lambing methods. They observed individual pens with isolated feeding and water, a four day pen stay, and gradual integration into larger bands. The group, led by County Agent E Peterson, plans to adopt the practices on their farms next year.
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Vernal
Duchesne
Board of Animal Husbandry
E. Peterson
Noel Preas
Ernest Eaton
Joseph P Hacking
Theodore Johnson O B Calder
Leroy E. Carroll Asher Merkley
Filis Merkley
Jacob N Lybbert
Utah Aggies Win Rocky Mountain Conference Honors Monday
Utah Aggies clinched the Rocky Mountain Conference western division title by defeating Montana State 37 to 29 at Deseret Gym in East Lake City. Captain Carl Davis and DeLos Watkins led Vernal contributors as Logan based Utah State Aggies completed the payoff series after victories on Friday and Sunday to secure the crown.
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Aggies
Monty Night
Rocky Mountain
Vientana
Carl Davis
DeLos Watkins Vernal Boys
Dick Romneya
Utah State
Agete
Logan
Montana State Bobcat Quint
Boze Nan
Deseret Gymnasum
East Lake City
Agies
Bobcats
Visiting State Home Economists in Uintah Basin March Dates
Mrs Effie and state home economists of the USACO will visit Duchesne and Uintah Counties March 14 and 15. On Saturday March 1y they will visit the homes of the score kitchens in the valley. An evening meeting at 7 30 will convene at the Court House for leaders and women interested.
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Effie
Arious
USACO
Duchesne
Uintah
Score
Valey
Court House
Uintah Club Leaders Return From State Training
Uintah County leaders led by Mrs Aston Stringham Miss Hilda Pedgkinson Mrs Pearl Redmond Cala Johnson Sean Burton and Alice Pederson arrived home Sunday after attending the State 4631 Club Leaders training school at Levan. Over 100 leaders from 22 counties participated in the one week intensive program.
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Aston Stringham
Hilda Pedgkinson
Uintah
Pearl Redmond Cala Johnson
Sean Burton
Duchesne County
Alice Pederson
Levan
Visitors From Roosevelt Stop in Vernal Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ray Jordan and Mr and Mrs Clair Ashton of Roosevelt were visiting in Vernal on Sunday.
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Ray Jordan
Clair Ashton
Rooeevelt
Joy Girls Orchestra Led by Leera Dress Formed
A new ensemble named Joy Girls has been organized with Miss Leera Dress as leader. Members include Miss Lee Ona Brass on banjo, Miss Reva Hall on piano, Miss Clara Vernon on saxophone, and Miss Tauline Martins on drums. They performed at the Legion party Thursday and at Rainbow Saturday evening.
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Joy Girls
Leera Dress
Lee Ona Brass
Reva Hall
Pano
Clara Vernon
Mist ‘Tauline Martins
Rainbow
Stone sisters visit Vernal amid district school events
Miss Averill Stone a teacher in Roosevelt district and her sister Miss Nedra Stone of Ioka traveled to Vernal last weekend. The ladies enjoyed a pleasant time with family including M Calder and family amid local school activities.
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Averill Stone
Roosevelt
Nedra Stone
Ioka
Averill
Rainbow Trout Planted In Vernal Creeks In Week
The state fish and game department with the Vernal Gun Club released over 150000 rainbow trout in Ashley and Brush creeks north of Vernal. Fish from White Rocks hatchery ranged 4 to about 7 inches, with about 20000 around 7 inches.
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Ashley Creeks
State Fish and Game Department
Vernal Gun Club
Ashley
Brush Creeks
Vernal
Whiterocks Hatchery
Ashley Creek
Canyon
Brush Creek
Round Robin attendees listed at Price event
Among those at the Price Round Robin last weekend were Crery Johnson Hugh Cotton Dallas Young Herman Miller Henry Mille cam Ray Duke and son Harold Supt and Mrs J S Olsen and son Don.
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Price
Crery Johnson
Hugh Cotton
Dallas Young
Herman Miller
Henry Millecam
Ray Duke
Harold Supt
J. S. Olsen
Don
Inspection Tour of Ash ley Valley Farms Aims High
A planned March 20 inspection of Ashley Valleys leading farms expects 600+ attendees. Stops include Elmer Linda Dry Fork sheep sheds and lambing, Lester Bingham Naeser pit site and dairy gear, Leroy Carrolls poultry plant, T G Alexander Vernal dairy farm, Fred Bingham Vernal stave, A DeMar Dudiey Jensen poultry plant with 2000 laying hens, John N Davis lambing pens, Lytberts fruit canon, and Goodrich water system. Lunch at Naples chapel followed by tours of farms and equipment. The committee says the trip could be worth 41000 to each participant and aims to boost local agriculture.
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Ashley Valley
Elmer Linda
Dry Fork
Linds
Lester
Uintah
Leroy Carrolls & How
Alexander
Daiy
Vernal
Fred Bingham
Jensen
DeMar Dudiey
Dudey
Naples
John N Davis
Lytberts
Albert Mi Goodrich
Goodrich
Byron Goodiths
Levis
Uintah High enters National Meat Story Contest
Miss Deane Bennin, Uintah High School home economics teacher, leads her class in the National Meat Story Contest conducted annually by the National Livestock and Meat Board for high school girls. The contest closes on April.
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U. H
Deane Bennin
Uintah High School
Sixtieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Colten
Mr and Mrs Colten of Ashley Valley mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a residence gathering in East Lake City at 1460 McClelland, inviting friends and neighbors of Ashley Valley to attend on March 1.
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Mrr
Colten
Ashley Valley
East Lake City
McClelland &T
McVaughton Case Tops Vernal District Court Docket
In Vernal district court this week the case of J E McVaughton versus John Ira Burton and dese Labrum dominated the proceedings. Judge Vivian Wathiney presides as SL 3B Pope and B W Dalon represent the plaintiff while the defense is supported by Alder and porter counsel.
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J E McVaughton
John Ira Burton
Dese Labrum
Vernal
Vivian Wathiney
Pope
B W Dalon
Deas
Demani Alehy
Inateaddahee
Porter
Vernal News: Creamery Test Near. Marriages and Projects
A week from next Monday is set for testing the new creamery plant with Mr Cook noting full machinery by then. Funds from cows and milking are urged to support a strong test. Heber Carrol and Lizzie Bills wed in Millward, Judge McConnell returning from D C. elaterite mine work planned for summer. Lycurgus Johnson oversees stake tabernacle excavation with deep trenches and heavy rock. Swayne counting noses in Uintah County has filed. Wal ter Anderson and Delia Hullinger marry. wedding party at bride’s brother’s home ends at 3 AM.
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Cook
Ford
Uintah County
Heber Carrol
Lizzie Bills
Millward
J T McConnell
Washington
Johnson
Sowards
Uintah
Lions Club backs Uintah Basin Railway League for Moffat extension
At a regular luncheon the Lions Club discussed the Uintah Basin fight to protect future railroad needs. They endorsed the Uintah Basin Railway League against the D and R G from obtaining unrestricted use of the Moffat tunnel and named Bil Stringham finance chairman. Delegates from Utah and Colorado reported progress and support from local clubs and chambers.
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Lions Club
Uintah Basin Railway League
Moffat
Uintah
Motsere
J A Cheney
Inncheon
J C Hacking
Lapoint
Hatch
Salt Lake City
Wilbon Murray
Hacking
Murray
Colorado
Craig
Mer Murray
Utah
Bil Stringham
Ashley Valley
Www & Henderson
Gun Club
American Legion Vernal City
Jensen
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Ed C Eaton
Balt Lake Idens Club
Daria
Csig
Davis
Uintah Basin
Craiz Mayor Brockman Wins New Contract Amid Mall Service
E. E. Brockman, mayor of Craiz Colorado, secured a new daily mall service contract. The agreement references Vernal and Helwaay participants, with competition noted between Benarten and iT Kitchens.
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E. E Brockman
Craiz
Colorado
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