Indians to receive Colton Bill funds from UK treasury
Uintah and Ouray and White River tribes secure about 1.1 million dollars credited in the UK treasury for lands incorporated into Ashley National Forest. Colton bill authorizes interior secretary to prorate funds to Uncompaghies Uintah and Ouray and White River Indians. Immediate use of 240000 for stock and medical needs. Ouray natives discuss fishing as flood season begins with carp and various catfish species available.
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Uintah
Ouray
Vernal Lions Club
Colton
Shen I
Letter From London Recaps Marriages and Odd Lore
A London wedding note claims one bride hails from "perhaps the oldest family" tracing to AD 440. The column recalls a man in an asylum leaving a whimsical will, notes England and Wales birth and death counts, a cows tail accident in London, and a bee myth ending with the sting that harms the stinger.
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London
Vortigern
Britian
Merit Badges Awarded to Boy Scouts in Vernal Wards
Court of Honor ceremonies honored Troop 232 at Maeser and Vernal Second Ward. Floyd Bingham, Zarl Bingham, Letard Carrell, and Garth Colton received merit badges. George Milletam, Shiley Slaugh, J Golden Bastian, Norman Johnson earned merit badges in Second Ward. Norman Johnson advanced to Star and Grant Hansen to Second Class. Stewart Ashton, Irvin Ray Stringham, Jack Stagg, Dale Jensen awarded merit badges in Troop 233 First Ward. Stagg and Ashton named Star and Life scouts respectively. Further advances anticipated as more scouts prepare.
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Boy Scouts of Vernal
Maeser
Second Ward
E Peterson
Wallace Calder
Floyd Bingham
Zarl Bingham
Letard Carrell
Garth Colton
Charles A Hatch
Charles S Carter
Richard Jensen
G Noble
H M Lancell
Phil Watkins
Jack Stagg
Stewart Ashton
Nutritionist lists foods for daily fitness plan
Miss Elna Miller of Utah State Agricultural College outlines daily staples for a physically fit family. The list includes cod liver oil, milk, butter, fruits and vegetables, whole grains, proteins, and ample water to support teeth, bones, circulation, and overall health.
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Elna Miller
Utah State Agricultural College
Viera
Muss Miller
Relief funds distributed to 600 families in country
County Chairman R C Cooper reports £5000 received from the RI will be allocated to over 600 families. Funds will finance country improvement and road works, with payment for those aiding relief projects.
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R C Cooper
Mr Cooper
Perry Olsen Visits Town Over Several Days
Perry Olsen was in town for several days recently, engaging with local residents and attending community events as part of a broader regional visit.
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Perry Olsen
Impressive Funeral Rites Held at Maeser Chapel
Mrs Frank H. Smith, mother of twelve, was honored at Maeser Chapel with sorrowing relatives attending. Relatives from Salt Lake City joined the service conducted by W. E. Botily, featuring solos by George Davis and Elsie Pyott, tributes by Hack ing, E Smith, and Eaton, and a procession to Maeser cemetery for interment.
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Maeser Chapel
Frank H. Smith
Frank S. Smith
W. E. Bot+ily
Bishopric
John L McConkie
Jueille Calder
Joeph F. Hacking
E Smith
Ernest Eaton
George Davis
Elva Davis
Lucille John
Halle Winis
Oral Tenny
Maeser
Thomas Bingham
Leo Plank
Evan Martin Ray
Shirley
Mr Smith
Ice on Green River Breaks Up After Three Months
Ice on the Green River fractured after a 94 day freeze ending with warm weather. By December 19 1932 the river froze completely and by year end ice stood about 13 inches thick near Jensen. Early February ice reached 30 inches thick in places before thinning to a rotten layer. No bridge work was halted and piling will resume for bridge construction.
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Green
Jensen
National Houm of Representatives
Don Catton
Washington
Cotton
Congressions
Utah
Congress
Colton
Salt Lake
Ogden
Vernal
Ben
House
Fulcrmin
Ima
Deseret News
Society to Develop Utah's Natural Resources Officers Elected
Utah Natural Resources Association officers were chosen Saturday at Hotel Utah. Elected president was Hart. William Peterson vice president. secretaries and key directors include Ralph R Woolley J Foster R H Rutledge and others. The group aims to survey and study the state's natural resources and promote informed use of their economic educational and recreational values.
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Utah Natural Resources Association
Hotel Utah
Mark Andersen
Utah Livestock Value Drops From 1932 Levels
The 1933 Utah live stock report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows total farm and range livestock valued at 20,036,000 dollars on January 1 1933 down from 24,879,000 in 1932 and 43,471,000 two years earlier. Cattle total 480,000, milk cows 112,000. totals reflect shifts from 1932 and 1931 figures with slight changes in herd sizes.
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Actorda G
Utah
Mgureau of Agricultural Economics
Utahs
Sheen
County Treasurer Curtis Family Return From Salt Lake City
County Treasurer Martna Curtis and his wife are expected home from Salt Lake City late this week. They traveled to take their 9 year old daughter Betty to the Salt Lake Clinic for an ear condition.
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Martna Curtis
Salt Lake City
Betty
Salt Lake Clinic
Powers on Trial for Second Degree Murder in Utah Case
Jury selection began Tuesday for Gebrie Powers 19 accused of second degree murder in the December 4 1932 killing of Reuben Cook at W Watson Thompson Willow Creek Utah Territory The trial before Judge Abel Tinner features range boundary disputes between sheep and cattle owners and includes witnesses Abe Harth Dr George F Christy Sheriff J Emery Johnson and others as proceedings proceed in Vernal Utah.
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Gebrie Powers
Reuben Cook
W Watson ‘Thompson
Willow Creek
Thompson
Young Power
Abel Tinner
Cook
Cooks
Tolee
Powers
Arbalda
Ashley Valley
Ouray
Vernal
Jean Uruty
Abe Harth
George F. Christy
J Emery Johnson
Richard Brewer
Mr Hatch
Martha Thompson
Richard Niles
Lester Nightwongel
Dallas
Young County
Hugh W Molten
Knox Patterson
Salt Lake City
Wallace Calder
WC Marshall Jesse York
Verdin R Johnson
Phillip Watkins Staidey
Jones
Belle Angus
Meda Speirs
Joseph Dodds
Walter Corless
Judge Turner
Vernal Express offers free Exchange Column ads
The Vernal Express invites readers to submit simple ads to sell or trade items. Mail entries by Monday for the March 30 and April 12 issues. Submit plain typewritten notices about articles for reuse or farm trades to boost exposure.
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Vernal Express
Woolrowers Association Speakers Set for Uintah Meet
Sam Jorgensen and James Hooper will address the Uintah Woolrowers Association annual meeting in Vernal on Saturday at 3 PM. They will discuss this year’s wool clip marketing and the cooperative marketing methods.
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Sam Jorgensen
Utah Woolrowers Association
James Hooper
Unted States Woodmarketing Corporation
Uintah
Verral
Siigh W Colton
Beeter
Vernal Banks Reopen with New Currency Controls
Both Vernal banks reopened on Wednesday under executive order. They may not pay out fold or gold certificates or excess currency and must verify withdrawals with full sworn statements. Officers face penalties for violations. deposits exceeded withdrawals by 19,375.39 dollars on day one, with only usual currency requests noted.
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Vernal
United States
J A Cheney
Uinted State Bank
Play Saturday Night Promises Laughs and Thrills
Community theater at Uintah high school auditorium promises a memorable show with bold humor and lively scenes. The fundraiser benefits the annual scholarship for outstanding local high school graduate, featuring townspeople in dramatic costumes to illuminate local business and professional concerns.
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Uintah High School
Junior Prom at Imperial Hall Friday
UFHS hosts their annual Junior Prom Friday night at Imperial Hall. A committees' long work on decorations promises a formal event with planned program and music intended to elevate entertainment and behavior among students.
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Imperial Hall
UFHS
From
Farm Seed Loans At Court House Offer Range 25 to 200
Government loan program offers farm seed loans at the courthouse with a minimum of 25 dollars and a maximum of 200 dollars. Applicants may secure loans this year for pasturage instead of grains, with the note that one third cuts must be made on traps.
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Court House
Work To Start Soon On Lapoint Ward Chapel In Utah
The Lapoint ward bishopric plans final construction on a new Ward chapel costing 13 000 with 950 seating and 10 classrooms in the basement. Limited winter work delayed progress, but lathe work will begin, and an amusement hall and Boy Scouts room are planned.
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Lapoint Ward Chapel
Lapoint
Futwe
Uintan Basin
Scoouts
Riller Society
Indians Begin Plans for Annual Bear Dance
As spring nears the Feat dance fever rises among the Indians with drum calls signaling the bear rite. Historically the dance marked winter camp breaks in the Uintah foothills. Now it is largely a social event with participation by both Indians and whites in the vicinity.
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Uintah Mountains
Ecourting
Waterworks Main to Be Laid by Local Crew
Water superintendent Frank Hatch started a crew of over 40 men to lay a 12 inch water main from the Wilson Mirray property to the settling tanks. Preliminary trench work and frost considerations prompted early work with wooden pipe. payment will be in war assessments as Vernal City awaits RFC approval to fund the loan. Additional workers will join as needed to finish the project promptly.
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Frank Hatch
Wilson Mirray
M C Cooper
Wolng Sg
Vernal City
Run C
RFC
Judge Abel Presides Over Special Term District Court
Turmrarg P. M Alder, district court reporter, arrives Sunday from Frovo to preside at the special term of district court.
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Abel
Turmrarg P. M Alder
Frovo
Ernest Eaton Speaks at Heber Timothy Funeral Service
Ernest Eaton delivered the eulogy at the Paneral services for Heber Timothy a longtime Ashley Valley pioneer who died Friday after a long cancer battle. The Roosevelt funeral drew many locals as Eaton, Roosevelt stake President B O Colton, and former Uintah and Duchesne stake leader William I. Smart paid tribute to the deceased Latter-day Saint and community figure.
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Roosevelt
Heber Timothy
Ashley Valley
Utah
Ernest Eaton
B O Colton
Roosevelt Stake
William I. Smart
Farm accounting classes taught by Pred Hnobles in Uintah
Pred Hnobles of the 7 and A CG. Logan joined Uintah county extension agent E Peterson to teach farmers how to keep farm accounts. Over 26 new accounts were introduced and assistance given for income tax reports from the prior year.
Utah Winter Range Conditions Fall Short of Last Year
The Marsh report by Frank Andrews shows Utah winter range and livestock condition dipping several points from a year ago. Unusually cold February and deep snow likely reduced feed availability across winter ranges.
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Utah
Marsh
Frank Andrews
Ouray Census by Indian Children Reveals Local Details
Indian students at Ouray day school conduct a census of the community. Ouray sits at the Green and Duchesne rivers junction with Indian and non Indian residents. The town includes Curry Mercantile store government post office hotels barns and a school plant. North side hosts 61 Indians while 67 live on the south bank. The settlement has two graveyards and three mules nearby.
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Ouray Day School
Ouray
Green
Duchesne Rivers
Green River
Mat Curry
Curay
Curry
Albert Murray
Clifford Broom
Tradera
Albert B. Reagan
Brami
Albert
al Mcfurray
Beth W Perry Returns From Galt Lake Work
Beth W Perry returned Wednesday from Galt Lake where he was an employee in the state.
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Beth W. Perry
Galt Lake
Ben Am
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