Vernal JC Chosen Boxing Team to State Meet
The Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce sent a boxing squad to the state AAU meet in James Bell with CCC lad Don Olson and Hollis Hullinger. Clair Fletcher accompanies the team as liaison. Jack Powell of UHS could not attend. A welcome party is planned in Naples chapel for Asher J. Evans returning from a southern mission. Births announced include a baby girl born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dea Hatch, and babies to Mr and Mrs Shelby Swain and to Mr and Mrs Noy Bascom. Mrs Ruby Wilkins is dabei related to the Hatch birth. Helen Stringham, daughter of Mr and Mrs T Ray Stringham, elected queen of the Gold and Green Ball at BYU Provo. Members of the Don Irwin orchestra returned from Houston, with Don Irwin accompanying to Denver. Verdin Hanks celebrated his 17th birthday at a turkey supper hosted by Mrs Bert Singleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Bell
CCC Lad
Don Olson
Hollis Hullinger
Jack Powell
UHS
Clair Fletcher
Junior Chamber
Lloyd Dea Hatch
Hatch
Ruby Wilkins
Travis Moore
Shelby Swain
Noy Bascom
Gilbert Smuin
Naples Chapel
Asher J. Evans
Mission
Harvey McKee
Ashley Upper Canal Company
Joseph Merkley
Helen Stringham
T Ray Stringham
BYU
Provo
Don Irwin
Houston
Texas
Don Inwin
Denver
Merle Allen
Don Hacking
Lloyd Calder
Floyd Allen
Herman Binghem
Newell Behunin
Bert Singleton
Mac Ser
Verdin
Claudius Hanks
Ferron Gregory
Massey brothers return home from trapping near Uintah Valley
40 years ago George and Van Massey come home from a government trapping winter near Roosevelt and nearby. Archie Weeks and sons retire from Watson with plaster mill machinery weighing over 14 000 pounds. A marriage license issued to George B Me Glellan and Marian E Kyle M D both of Roosevelt. Senator Don B Colton arrives in Vernal to handle urgent matters and to attend April Salt Lake City conference. Ouray Valley Irrigation stockholders meet to approve enlarging the Whiterocks canal. Lyman Halk wintering in Canada earns good wages driving autos. Aunt Cora Johnson and Hazel spend winter in California returning home, a notable vacation since 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
van Massey
Archie Weeks and Sons
Watson
O'Neil
George B. MeGlellan
Marian E. Kyle
Roosevelt
Rev Twelves
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Don B. Colton
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Frank Nebeker
Manila
Asn
California
Mrs. Johnson
Ashley Valley
Late mail and stage trouble spark Vernal gold rush
For the past week mail delivery has run late with drivers changing due to poor horses. J W Patton resigned, N P Lake seeks investors for mining property, while Vernal experiences bustling gold excitement. Reported rich ore near Cedar Ridge south of Vernal has attracted many hopefuls seeking mining opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Patton
N. P. Lake
Salt Lake
Vernal
Cedar Ridge
Davis Cy Smuins Visit Relatives in Montana
Mr and Mrs Cy Smuin with Mrs Mary Karren and Delvis Kendall traveled to Montana to visit Mrs Natlida Atwood. A Sunday night meeting featured President Archie Johnson and Alvin Weekn with a Dixie and Craig Smuth song. Judge Weltman celebrated his sixtieth birthday. A Vernal stage production, The Confederate Spy, by the Millward Dramatic Co, is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Smuih
Mary Karren
Harold Kendall
Delvis Kendall
Montane
Natltda Atwood
Atwood
Karren
Smuin
Archie Johnson
Alvin Weekn
Dixie
Craig Smuth
Larry Smuth
Weltman
Vernsl
Millward Dramatic Co
Pests Fight Pests To Aid Farmers Base Poison Use
The Read er's Digest reports that biological control uses living insecticides to curb pests, reducing chemical poison reliance. From New Jersey’s bacterial spores to sterile male screw worm releases, entomologists aim to cut pest totals. The approach targets codling moths, pine sawflies, corn earworms, and other pests, with many foreign parasites aiding in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter ¥Arb
Reader's Digest
New Yorker
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Ohio
US Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
U.S
Two Fish and Game Bills Loosen Archery Rules
Utah Gov Clyde signs two fish and game bills affecting archers and trappers. Archery hunters may field without the red jacket during the special bow and arrow deer season, with head covering and torso and hat rules in other big game seasons. Beavers and fur bearing changes expand takings on private lands, with tagging and season control by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Clyde
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Commission
Utah
Big Game Board
Bathing Beauty a Gun Worth Wading For
A proverb styled note highlights risking for a man in distress pays back. It stresses loyalty and reciprocity, implying goodwill will be remembered when help is needed again. Public warmth and neighborly aid are praised as practical virtues.
Local visitors and funeral attendances in Ogden
Over the weekend in Ogden the Kermit Brimhalls visited. The George Barkers of Murray were here this week for the funeral of their father Edgar Darker. Ben Darker of Mendota California has been visiting here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Kermit Brimhalls
George Barkers
Murray
Edgar Darker
Ben Darker
Mendota
Calif
Hog Producers May Save Pigs Lost in Farrow
George R Henderson extension animal husbandman at USC notes one third of pigs farrowed are lost and costs rise for remaining pigs. He cites farrowing stalls brooders heat ramps and balanced rations with protein supplements and high quality alfalfa. He advises self feeders automatic waterers sanitation and extra care at farrowing to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
George HR. Henderson
USC
Henderson
Uintah County
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American Cancer Society
American Gi Society
Paige Lorela
Davis Cy Smuins
Mont
By Jennie Watkins
Frontier Airlinas
Bill Wilson
Rey
Dodge Power Giants
Dodge
Utah Motor Company
Bern
Dodge Trucks
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