Uintah Basketeers Win Sixth Place in Annual State Court Tournament
Uintah high school basketball finished sixth at the state tournament under coach Carl Davis. The team opened with a win over Salina, defeated Beaver 33-24, beat Logan and Granite in earlier rounds, but fell to Jordan and Dixie in the final days.
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Uintah Basketeers
Uintah
Jordan
Dixie
TMFY
Murray
South Ridh
Logan
Granite
Ogden
South Rich
Carl Davis
Salina
Uinsquad
Beaver
Deseret News
Uintah Cagers
Baldwin
Vintah
Alexander
Farrer
Noel
Hadlock
Roosevelt Prosecutor Charles J Schwenke Dies in Court
Charles J Schwenke 57 a Duchesne county attorney and Roosevelt high school math instructor collapsed and died in a preliminary hearing for Allen Russell and Oscar Anderson on a sheep camp robbery case. He was born in Samoa and survived by his widow Katie and two sons Jay Var and Carl Julius. Funeral held at Roosevelt LDS chapel.
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Schwenkea
Allen Russell
Oscar Anderson
Gate Canyon
George Wattes
Price
Schwenke
Mr Schwenke
Apia
Apako
Samoa
Duchesne County
Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Utah
Brigham Young College
Logan
Katie Larsen Schwenke
Jay Var
Carl Julius Schwenke
Roosevelt Lds Chapel
Wool-Lamb Marketing Meeting Planned in Vernal Friday
Wool and lamb marketing problems will be discussed at a stockmen meeting in the directors room Uintah State Bank Friday March 22 at 2 p m. L B Mann of the Farm Credit Administration and Mr Hooper of the Utah Woolgrowers Association will attend. The event is vital for every woolgrower in Eastern Utah and a large turnout is expected.
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Uintah State Bank
L. B Mann
Cooperative Division
The
Farm Credit Administration
Washington D .C
Hooper
Utah Woolgrowers Association
Utah
Reminiscence Twenty Years Ago in the Copper Mines
Geet Gee recounts a scene of prospecting with rocks carried to the organ and mantle as a joke on his wife. Si Stevens reports improving mine prospects and an imminent payoff drive. The Pappoose editors warned Vernal’s legal rights would face a total eclipse as S BK King showcases legal skill.
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Dillman
Si Stevens
S BK King
Vernal to build park and road projects this summer
A Vernal Express special notes planned park improvements and a county road to Handrett with citizen labor offered to match funds. Gov Spry vetoed a statewide prohibition bill amid talk of legal actions by the drys. A new ocean to cam auto reached Vernal last night and 600 are expected this summer. A daughter born to Bishop Paul Jones’s wife marks church news.
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Vernal Express
Spry
Wooton
Drys
Paul Jones
Episcopal Church
End of 1935 Utah Legislature Brings Tax and Welfare Changes
The 1935 Utah Legislature adjourned after a year of tax increases and social welfare measures. 168 bills were enacted, including income taxes and inheritance levies, with relief offered mainly through time extensions. many laws touched education water projects banking utilities and state procedures.
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Utah
House
Senate
Frye
Uintah County School Term to Be Extended to May 3 by State
Avis Edwards reports the Uintah Railway operator that the school term in Uintah County will extend to May 3 as ordered by the state. Flor ence Smith Hill, grandmother of Avis, dies at Burnt Fork Wyoming after a long life of pioneering work. Her son Thomas A Welch, a Burnt Fork cattleman, and other descendants are noted along with her early ties to Lincoln and his era. Her life story will be published in the Express.
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Thomas
CCC
Albert A Smith
Flaming Gorge
Greenriver
Wye
Manila
Smith
Bailey
Balley
Morgan Odell Thomas
Salt Lake City
Ernest Roy
Ethel Morgan Thomas
Vernal
Fae
LaRue
Laven Venive la Raine
Duana
DeLeane Thomas
Uintah County
Avis Edwards
Uintah
Florence Smith Hill
Burnt Fork
Wyo
Mra
Catherine Edwards
Springfield
I Tuston
Rebecca Smith
W Willam Welch
Great Western Railroad
Thomas A Welch
Benjamin Hi
Gerard
David Hill
Fill
Fred
Joe Hill
Green River
Old Ashley
Sirs
Hib
Taylor Mountain
White River
Hill
Vernal Ardived
Mrs Edwards
Burnt Foir
Abraham Lincoln
Robert
the Express
Wilh
Salt Lake
TH Olson Myr
Olson
Warren Taylor
Henry
Uintah District
King
Murdock
Brood
Ouray Bridge Dedication Draws Large Uintah County Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Ouray for the dedication of the new bridge over the Green River built by the Indian Department. Officials praised the structure and outlined hoped for regional improvements including a road to Grand County and future work on nearby crossings.
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Green River
Ouray
Ulintah County Commissioners
Indian Department
Historic
W. & Henderson
Vernal Lion Club
J Clive Davis
R. Cooper
Vernal Lions
Lions Club
Jensen
Weaver
W L. Johnson
State Road Commission
Uintah County
Hill Creek
Willow Creek
Grand
Bolton
White River
Willow
Hi Creek
C A Broome
Vernal Lions Club
Ole’ Peterson Ivan Bascom Ralph Walker
J F. Hoyt
FERA
Sowards Appointed to Fill Vernal City Council Vacancy
Vernal Utah city officials meet at the United States Bank directors room to appoint H L Sowards to serve the unexpired term of the late I L Green. The council tightens liquor and gambling enforcement and equips marshals with tear gas aims to curb lawlessness. A spring clean-up and paint-up drive is planned for early April.
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H. L. Sowards
H. L. Green
Vernal City Council
Uinted State Bank Directors
H .S Sowards
I L. Green
Vernet
B P W Club Observes Business Women's Week
The Business and Professional Womens Club marked Business Women's Week with proclamations from Governor Blood and Mayor Cooper praising women and highlighting future opportunities. Key events include a scholarship dance on March 22 and a public relations luncheon with sixteen civic clubs represented. Miss Lula Clegg will speak at the emblem breakfast and lead the emblem ceremony for the library civic project.
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Business and Professional Womens Club
Henry H Blood
BE C Cooper
Lula Clegg
Indian Convicted on Drunk Driving Sentenced in Uintah County
Sidney Bluewater, an Indian man, pled guilty to drunk driving after crashing into the Sprouse store window. Deputy Sheriff Andrew King investigated with Sheriff Emery Johnson. Bluewater was fined 100 dollars or 50 days in county jail and began serving the sentence. A companion, Herbert Arlve, was not injured. This marked the first Indian arrest for drunken driving in Uintah County.
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Sidney Bluewater
Dian
Sprouse
Herbert Arlve
Andrew King
Whiterocks
Myton
Emery Johnson
Mr. King
Bluewater
Charles Delfolsy
Jurlice of the Peace
Uintah
Sewer Extension and Jensen Road Project Approved
PERA reports two new projects approved costing 686135 dollars. Vernal City sewer work covers 200 feet trench with 9 inch pipes and 1100 feet with 8 inch pipe plus septic tank completion. Vernal City pays 136 for insurance and 815 for materials. Jensen Road work includes one mile graded with three fills and two large culverts. county share 4235 for insurance, 23 for engineering, and 200 for materials.
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O R
Vinetah County
PERA
Vernal City
Jensen
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CC O
Edward Bailey
Ferron
Charles J. Schwenke
Charles J Schenke
Uintah Basin
Wool-Lamb
Green River Bridge
Ouray Bridge
John W. Weaver
John G Bolton
Paul F. Henderson
Norman Taylor
Hil Creek
Leota
Lucille Johnson
Mss Johnson
B. P. W. Club
Miss Clegg
Emblem Committee
Jensen Road
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