Vernal Indoor Fair Sparks Confetti Carnival
Twenty years ago residents recall Vernal indoor fair celebrations with confetti rain and colorful booths. Miss Collins as an Egyptian fortune teller and Moore as a Mexican señorita entertained. $2733 was raised for the library. Medical and civic figures visited, while roads and bridges faced repairs after winter damage.
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Miss Collins
Moore
Christian Endeavor
Lioyd Drug Company
White Silver
McAndrews
Alhandra
Acelin
Hatch
Funeral Services for Little Alice Mott Held at Lapoint
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Lapoint ward house for Alice Carol Mott who died Thursday night at age born Dec 19 1929. The service was led by Jerry Harrison with Roy Talor and Bishop J Hacking as speakers. A large cortege accompanied the burial at the cemetery as the bishop dedicated the grave. The surviving family includes her parents Vern and Mrs Mott.
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Lapont
Carol Mott
Lae Point Ward House
Plano
Jerry Harrison
Roy Talor
J © Hacking
Margaret Golding
Francis Horrocks
J M Reese
Russell Sfartison Sani
Were One
Little Donna May Reynolds Buried in Maeser
Little Donna May Reynolds five months old of Duchesne died Monday March 17 after three days with influenza. Funeral services were held in Duchesne Tuesday, remains brought to Maeser for burial at Rock Point cemetery with Wolf Ashby dedicating the grave. Survived by parents, brothers and sisters. parents returned to Duchesne after services due to other ill children.
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Maeser
Donna May
Fred Reynolds
Duchesne
Ducheesne
Rock Point
Wolf Ashby
Perenta
Transfer of Thos C Guyn to Fort Hall Idaho Project Engineer
Thos C Guyn a Myton engineer is reassigned to the Fort Hall Idaho project as project engineer with Fort Hall headquarters. He will assume duties within the week. Paul P Hennon from Blackfoot Idaho will be promoted to supervising engineer in Uintah Irrigation.
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Thomas U Guyn
Utah
Fort Hall
Idaho
Guyn
Paul P Hennon
Blackfoot
Myton
Derson
Varous Uintah Basin
Early Ashley Valley Pioneers Laid to Rest in Maeser
Hyrum Oaks of Mayer died March 13 after a long life of service. A Maeser chapel service featured tributes by Sylvanus Collett Joseph McKee and Ernest Eaton with hymns and a solo by Mrs May Jorgensen. Oaks leaves a devoted wife five children fourteen grandchildren and two sisters. Interment followed at Vernal cemetery with pallbearers from outside points.
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Jesus
May Jorgensen
Lre
Sylvanuy Collett
Joseph McKee
Ernest Eaton
Mr Oaks
Joh L MecConkle Thore
James Lindsay
Maggie Brown
W M Murdock
Nellie Lindsay Warren
Ralph Oaks
Heber
John Austin
Maud Smith
Salt Lake City
Jessup Thomas
Tibicna
Hyrum E Oaks
American Fork
Utah
Hyrum
Saint Ann Woods Oaks
Heber City
Sarah Watson
Goizs
Ashley Valley
Maeser
Pgee
Oks
Jis
Wallace
Lindsay
Mary Burgess
Ann Dennis
Fruita Coorado
Newton E Stewart dies suddenly in Roosevelt Utah
Newton E Stewart a Springville native died of heart failure in Roosevelt Thursday March 13. Funeral services were held Saturday at Roosevelt hall with a mixed quartet and a Hazel Trizzell vocal solo. Speakers included Hebert Hall and Ernest Eaton. He was buried in Roosevelt cemetery. Stewart, born August 11 1873 in Springville, Utah, lived in Eureka and Ashley Valley mining areas and later took an interest in the Horseshoe Bend mining project. He was survived by eight siblings.
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Roosevelt
Newton Stewart
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt Hall
Mra Hazel Trizzell
Hebert Hall
Presdent
Ernest Eaton
Vernal
Roosevelt Cemetery
William Ga- Gon
Prave Newton
Stewart
Springville
Utah
Simeon
Mary Ann Sullivan Stewart
Wr Stewart
Eureka
Tinti
Ashley Whey
Grean River
Horeshoe Bend
Uintah Basin Railroad League Wins Right to Intervene in Denver Hearings
The Uintah Basin Railroad League and Salt Lake & Denver Railroad gain permission to intervene in D and RG W’s bid to purchase the D and L and build the Dotsero cutoff. The interstate commerce commission sets show cause for the L and D by January 1 1931. A March 24 Denver hearing will be attended by El Paul and Al Vogel as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin Railroad League
Denver
S.L
Uintah Basin Rairoad League
Salt Lake & Denver Railroad Company
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Denver & Balt Leake
Craig Colorado
Frovo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wintah Basin
D& RG Ww
Pers Mit
Craig
Uintah Basin
EL Paul
Myton
League
Paul Will Connerate
al. Vogel
Learver
Moffat Tunnel League
Northwestern Colorado
Salt Lake
Moffat Road
Self Lake
Water rights case over Mosby Creek continues to April court
The McNaughton Burton water case in district court to quiet title to Mosby Creek was adjourned to April 3 due to a witness illness. Plaintiff claims defendants failed to follow water laws and abandoned tracts. trial began with Judge A W Watkins presiding and may resume April 8 after further sessions.
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Coturt
A W Watkins
J E W McNaughton
John Ira Burton
Jessa Lacrum
Mosby Creek
Paintiff
Utehs
Cyrus Ho Spriggs
Mr Burton
Thomas G Labrum
Spriggs
Utah
McNaughton
Moaby Creek
Spriggs and
Labrum Sandher
MB Fope
B OW Dalton
Price
Charles DeSfolry
Edwin E
Salt Lake
Bear Dance at Whiterocks a long, vivid tribal rite
The Bear Dance at Whiterocks opened Sunday drawing Ute from Uintah and Ouray tribes for a week of daytime dancing and a nightly finish. Preparations featured elaborate regalia, campfires, and crowds, with Ouray to follow in about a week or ten days.
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Whiterocks
Ouray
Whitcrote
Pa Bruin
Benson of Ioka Dies After Illness at 74
John Benson of Ioka died Saturday after an illness. Funeral services were held Monday with his sons to perform singing as requested. Born in Salt Lake City, 74, he formerly lived in Woodland Villa. Survived by widow Mrs Log Benson and children Melvin of Ioka Ernest Horton of Salt Lake Mrs Talph Miles of Ioka Leroy Roostolt Shelley Idaho and Mel Mervin Swaln of Salt Lake City.
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Ashley
Frank Peters
John Benson
Ioke
Leroy Roostelt
Tiauree Shelley Idaho
Mel Mervin Swaln
Salt Lake City
Republicans organize Uintah County club plan
W W Seegmunter and Edwin D Hiatrh of the State Republican Membership Committee arrived from Salt Lake City to promote a Uintah County Republican Club. County officers endorsed the plan and a mass meeting was slated for April 12 at Imperial Hall to form the club and hold a free dance with a committee led by H Walter Woolley, J Clive Davis, and Ray Stringham tasked to arrange the event.
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Seegmunter andEdwin D
Hiatrh
Republican Club
Utah
Banlt Lake
Uintah County
Hush W
Colton
Repubican
Breii
Republican Party
Untah County
H Walter Woolley
J Clive Davis
Ray Stringham
Imperial Hall
Regional Conference for Uintah Duchesne Carbon Emery Held in Vernal
County leaders from Uintah Duchesne Carbon and Emery meet in Vernal Friday and Saturday to plan programs for Uintah County, review project reporting methods, discuss the 1920 farmers encampment, and receive publicity instruction. Regional sessions aim to extend extension work statewide, following early meetings in Ogden Provo and Price.
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Uintah, Duchesne, Carbon & Emery
Vernal
Uintah Duchesne Carbon
Emery
Seasions
Uinta County
Ogden Provo
A C Home Specialist Visits Vernal For Home Improvement
A C Home Specialist toured Vernal last weekend visiting ten homes to discuss room improvement ideas and kitchen contest work. On Saturday evening a meeting drew 25 local leaders to plan binding color schemes and remodeling tips across rooms.
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Feffin R Barrows
U A. C of
Logan
Vernal
Marriage License Sought For Alnge Hall Pair
On March 18 a marriage license was sought for Edgar Horace Alnge of Helper son of Mr and Mrs Dean Alnge of Jensen and Miss Irelenca ver Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Tienry Hall of Price They were married the same day by Justices Charles and Carter.
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Edgar Horace Alnge
Helper
Dean Alnge
Jensen
Irelencaver Hall
Tienry Hall
Price
Charles & Carter
Fragmentary OCR Item About Unknown Subjects
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Vernal News Roundup Thirty Years Ago Highlights
A chronicle of local events includes F E Crittenden's gramophone tour with a mileaudible show, milk-hauling bids awarded to D H Hillman Naples IL Goodrich and Peter Peterson, Dr Hullinger guiding stamps, a birthday for Mr Andrew Johnson and a gift to Mrs Charles Drunker. Neighbors aided extinguishing a reef fire at BL M Dukeshone. Stephen M Shelton and Miss Fansuai wed next Wednesday in Nephi. J ME Allred officiated the marriage of Arthur Rich and Alice White at Nantes on March 10. Clair Johnson marked his 61st birthday, A Q Bean moved cattle toward the reservation, and Arthur Rich and wife left for Mason Colorado for work.
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E. Crittenden
Crramery
Muit Ward
Union
D H Hillman
Naples
Lewis IL Goodrich
Gimes
Peter Peterson
Hullinger Hailey
Andrew Johnson
Charles Drunker
WJ Howard
M. Dukeshone
Dreaster
Newbors
Stephen M Shelton
Fansuai
Nephi Atwood
Alice White
J If Allred
Nantes
Mareh
J. ME
Allred
Clair Johnson
Hig Zist
Arthur Rich
Masor
Colorado
James Sabey
Arthur
Meeker
Uintah High Falls to Bingham in State Tourney opener 29-14
Uintah High lost its first state tournament game to Bingham 29 to 14 after a hard fought effort. Doral Paton sprained an ankle and Bishe Hardy, recently recovered from mumps, was too weak to play the full game. Wright Noel was absent as Vernal prepared for tonight’s matchups.
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Uintah High
Bingham
Galt Lake City
Doral Paton
Bishe Hardy
Wricht Noel
Ace
Mumpe
Vernal
Mionrce
Tere
Davis
LD & College
Legion
American Fork
Monroe
Weber
Peyton
Granite
North Bammit
Murray
Eorineville
Hinesley
Reoves
Salt Lake Tribune
Henry B Millecarm
I Water Woolley Aarge
Tut
Colton Sucer Wins Bid to Add Utah Lands to Forests
Representative Colton Sucer pressures Interior officials to add about 100000 acres to the Fishlake and Ashley national forests in Utah. The eastern Ashley additions include Little Hole country and Davenport Draw with dense timber. officials warn unprotected status invites destructive fires.
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Washington DC
the Interior
Wijrurr
Colton
Fishlake
Ashley National Forests
Utah
Tribune
Department
Tia
Conservation Comunisalni
Billa
Ashby National Forest
A. G Mord
Out of the
Little Hole Country
Davenport
Air Nord
Ver nal Drug manager outlines changes to fountain area
R Cooper, manager at Ver nal Drug, announces radical reforms for FPrightatre fountain equipment. The plan shifts the fountain, candy counter and magazine stand to the building’s east side while remaining merchandise moves to the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Cooper
Vernal Drug
B. Cooper
Spiga
Saft’ Lake
Wye
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Little Alice Mott
Lapoint
Donna May Reynolds of
Thos, C. Guyn
Ft. Hall
Hyron E. Oaks
Ashley Valley Pioneer
Newt Stewart
Manila
Ward
Raven Mining Company
Fort Duchesne
John Henry Stewart
George E. Stwart
Fort Ducheene
Charles Stewart
McNaughton Burton Water
Witterocks
Benson
IOKA
A. C Home Specialist Visita
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