Round Robin finishes with Altamont and Uintah upset wins
In Vernal the four teams Buckaroos Monticello and the Dinosaurs from Dinosaur Uintah and Carbon staged even rounds in a Round Robin. Altamont defeated Monticello 29 to 20 while Uintah beat Carbon 20 to 18 to knock the Dinosaurs from the undefeated list. Uintah and Garbon captured games as fans debated the outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckard
Monticello
Dinosaur
Serkon
Longhairs
Altamont
Utes
Uintah
Dyer
Carbon
Diansaors
Garbon
Beaz
ubon-Altamont
Page Flyey
Week celebrates two American experts in mathematics and government
Two Americans, noted scholars in mathematics and governance, will mark birthdays this week. Albert Einstein turns sixty-second on March 14, followed by Harold Teke¢, head of the Interior, observing his sixty-seventh birthday the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
Gesretar “of the Interior
Harold 1. Teke
Funeral Rites Held for Ross Roper at Maeser Chapel
Funeral services for Ross Edwin Roper fifty were held in the Maeser ward chapel with Bishop Lester Bingham presiding. Burial followed at Rock Point cemetery, and he is survived by eight sons and two daughters, his wife Lucy Jones, and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Roper
Maria Elizabeth Wimmer Howas Marriet
Lucy Jones
James Jones
Idaho
Roper
Vernal
Contuélor
BMA
Mr Roper
von Ornal
Amy Barparr
Marvel
Carson
Vanala Morr
Voit
Proyo
Myher
J Puller
Bots Wil
Aughia
St George
Barah
Rath
Jésse and
Ray
Governor Maw Decrees Arbor Day Observance
Governor Herbert B Maw urges Utah to observe Arbor Day on March 32 as part of a centennial celebration. He calls on schools and citizens to plant trees shrubs and flowers to beautify the state ahead of the arrival of permanent settlers and to welcome visitors with a greener landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B Maw
Utah
Maw
Salt Lake
Granite Music Supervisor To Be A Judge At Festival
Maryin Strong supervisor of music in Granite show district will judge the instrumental work at the Vernal Music Festival to be held April 25 to 28. Richard, assistant director of the choir, will judge vocal and chorus work. Grade schools and high schools of the Utah basin will be represented. Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted the school last year at the health meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Maryin Strong
Granite Show District
Richard
Made Choir
Ojutah Basin
Theirat Heal Meat
F F A Farms to Be Established at Uintah and Alterra
Uintah District school board voted near Monday to establish two small experimental FFA farms operated by Putura Farmers of America under Smith Hughes instructors. Tracts will be leased near Uintah and Alterra high schools to aid home beautification and low costs. Appreciation extended to Roy Adams and Miss Gladis Chapman for their cooperative efforts. continued on Page Four.
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Uintah District School Board
Putura Farmers of America
Smith Hughes
Uintah High School
Altera High School
L G Noble
Uintah County
Wes Gly Jen Roy Adams
Whiteracka Indian School
Gladis Chapman
United School District
Uintah Adout
Chepman
Denver
Extra Session Called by Governor Maw in Utah 1941
Governor Maw issues proclamation calling Utah legislature to a special session in Salt Lake City on March 7 1941 at noon to consider reorganizing state government and funding the reorganization program and related expenses. The act seeks authority for a special session and any governor proposals presented for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Maw
Utah House Votes to Divert Auto Fuel Surplus
The Utah House approves a bill to divert surplus from the road fund to a new department of city and county affairs while safeguarding federal road money. Sponsors say excess funds, about 6.5 million annually, would support cities and counties after April 1, with the base 1 million used for streets continuing. Critics warn against altering federal funds and a vote tally showed divisions.
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Rooter Vehicle Registration Fund
Herbert B
Utah
Milton ‘Twitchell
Garfield
Twitchell
Heber Bennion Jr
DF Daggett
Prospectus touts best yet for oil firm with 190 shares value
The prospectus outlines 190 shares valued at 190 each, with 19 250 shares to be refunds and 44 set aside for future development. Officers include Jack O Hanlon as president and other named executives. Plans discuss building a cracking giant to produce Baseline and market Baseline in the Independent West, claiming national management strength and potential 100 to 1000 percent production gains.
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Neasatlo
Initi
Mattider
Jack O Hanlon
Presidi
Mexico
Roller
DE Rotons
C. Wince
Rot
Comnage
Bellaved
Wells Ib
Saiil
Pen Oy Productions
Anv
Bas—eline
Fet
Énginser
United
Farewell Dances Held Monday for National Guard
A farewell dance in Henderton honored the National Guard with speeches by Superintendent La Wot and Major Theodore, attendance by Airs Roskelley as a guest, and gifts including handkerchiefs. Linns Grub, guard members, and the Carbon high school basketball team attended as special guests, while the American Legion and Auslary presented more than $1309 to the Guard fund.
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Henderton
la Wot
Theodore
Torbo
Necelas
George
Linns Grub
Lover $0
Carbon High School
American Legion and
Auslary
Wool Leader Sees Era of Good Prices
The Wool leader notes a shift to steady prices with Britain controlling and stabilizing 90 percent of fine wools. Domestic production reached 425 million pounds, with about 000000 pounds from a donor. U S Wool promotion plans and fabric initiatives move toward next July, as directors rehearse ongoing campaigns.
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Ee Rovers
O. J. Ruwcett
Donita
United States
Fawcett
Lcireat
Britain
Ciyillan Moncolantin
Waterworks Extension to Begin March Nineteen
Mayor R OC Cooper announced that work on the waterworks extension will start March 19 with an estimated force of 100 WPA workers in the city and canyon area. The project followed award of the Basin Chevrolet to The Jameet biocer.
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Canyon. Tact
Basin Chevrolet
R OC Cooper
Canyon Work
RASTA ay CE 1 ee fs ocd pli a t i P08 Pe riety i 8 ia
Dance notice and event teaser referencing a benefit dance. Mentions hosting organization AVS and multiple names in a fragmented OCR style. Details are unclear but indicate a vital hospital-related benefit event with scheduled activities.
Fragmented notes on road plans and local figures
A garbled report describes proposed roadway changes and local officials including Thomp son and Vernols. Mentions rail lines, quartered districts, and a possible Ouray to Hedge road with references to public work decisions and contested alignments.
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Arundo
Oita
Toni Misch
Poe
Ae Pistont
Ib. Gh
Ouray
Thompson
Peay
Hospital meeting aims to improve patient days and comfort
A fragmented report notes a hospital committee discussing patient days and esthetics with a goal to make the facility more pleasant. It mentions a Utah setting, the Uintah area, and gratitude toward a lodge and employers for proceeds aiding improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Dallenty
Uintah
Anider
Tourists Seek Modern History Displays in National Parks
Tourists show growing interest in museum tours within Mount National Park and Rocky Mountain areas en route from Washington DC. Mr Yeager says park officials plan improved displays to handle over 600 000 annual visitors, replacing older exhibits with a coherent narrative to convey historic, geologic, and biological info efficiently.
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Mount National Park
Washington, DC
Rocky Mountain
Yeager
Ubita
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Ent and
Aan Sheare
Tuesee
Ross Roper
Maeser
Granite
F.F.A. Farms
Alterra
Denzel Hatch
Paul Brown
Logan Lyndey
Abe Hatch
Denzel
UBAC
California
LL Craig
Angels
Fiett Tyo
Ana Burton Cotes
Dhe
Hin Acure Notion Company
Ana
Ts Come My
Mr. Coles
Preasurer
National Guard
New York
Girl Scouts
Juliette Gordon Low
Ie 7 Hospital
Miks
Singleton
UGAC
Ua Me
Bey
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