Vernal Social Notes Touch Roosevelt Visitors Week
Aliss Wilkins of Roosevelt visiting Vernal. Kenneth Spiers and Miss Wave Sawyer in town from Watson and Roosevelt. IL M Tidwell of Ft Duchesne visiting Vernal. Air and Mrs T G Alexander back from Salt Lake with new cars. Miss Wave Sawyer and Miss Lucy Stewart in Vernal. Charles Tucker from Los Angeles. Nelile Merkley family in Vernal on business. Mrs Offle Young called at Roosevelt. Charles Henderson to Price for Westerm Oratorical Contest. Warren Richardson home from Provo BU for a few days with family. Harry Smith of Roosevelt attended Vernal Sunday. birthday party for Mrs Jennie Freestone. David Timothy improving at LDSS hospital in Salt Lake City. Fern Wall of Vernal Confectionery trip to Roosevelt. Reynolds of Fort Duchesne and Mrs Ada Reed and Mrs Well Wilkins visit Vernal.
John Hacking of Gusher Visits with Mother
John Hacking of Gusher was in verbal Sunday visiting his mother Mrs Ann Hacking. Mrs Hacking returned to Gusher with her son where she will make a short visit.
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John Hacking
Gusher
Ann Hacking
Uintah High Girls Eye Scholarship via Meat Contest
Uintah High School girls in Home Economics will compete in the Fifth National Meat Store contest aiming for Loicrafts scholarships and cash prizes. Miss Deane Bennion directs essays to national offices. entries include meat cookery production and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Ntest
Deane Bennion
Hag
Nagional Five Stock and Meat Board
Boards
Chicago
Verda Russell
Nephi
Uta
Vernal Visits and Local Events Highlight Uintah News
Clara Harmston of Roosevelt visited Vernal on Sunday. L T Bennett of Fort Duchesne, longtime Indian department veteran, was in Vernal Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J C Slacking of LaPoint visited Vernal Sunday with Chailea Col and T H Wright. Uintah Basin Maytag representative from Roosevelt, in Vernal on business Wednesday. Judge Martin Larsen, J H Keller, and M E S Pope reported in Vernal this week to finish the March court calendar. A track meet with Roosevelt by Uintah High set for April 76 at Roosevelt. another meet planned in Vernal May 4. Superintendent H B Olsen and Principal Robert L Pixton left for Salt Lake City to attend the state superintendent and principals convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Slacking of
Lapoint
Chailea Col
T H Wright Uintah Basin
Maytag Company
Roosevelt
Vernal
Martin Larsen
J HO Keller
M ES Pope
Uintah High
H 98 Olsen
Robert L Pixton
Salt Lake City
Lions Club Charter Night draws James J. Watli speaker
James J. Watli served as deputy district governor of the Lions Club and spoke at Charter Night for the Idaho Lions Club on Friday night last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Watli
Lions Club
Idaho Lions Club
Bennion announces marriage of Wan da to Lloyd C Fisher
Mr and Mrs Sam Bennion announce the marriage of their daughter Wan da to Lloyd C Fisher of Logan Utah. The ceremony occurred early this week with a license issued last Saturday to Allan Pearce of Taylor Aziz and Venice Haslem of Jensen. The couple is the son of John H Pearce and the bride the daughter of Samuel Hastem. They were married the same day by President Wallace Calder Boring. Registration will be held at Uintah High School next month to assess spring class demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bennion
Wanda
Lloyd C Fisher
Logan
Utah
Allan Pearce
Taylor
Aziz
Venice Haslem
Jensen
John H. Pearce
Samuel Hastem
Wallace Calder
Uintah High School
Stake Clerk N J Hansen Stroke Improves Slowly
Stake clerk N J Hansen suffered a paralytic stroke Sunday night and was in critical condition for a time. He has since rallied and is slowly improving while also serving as secretary for the Ashley Upper Irrigation and the Ouray Valley Irrigation companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N J Hansen
Mr Hansen
Ashley Upper
Ouray Valley
Westminster College student at state oratorical contest
Glen Barnes of Vernal, son of Mr and Mrs Walter G T Barnes, represented Westminster College Salt Lake City at the state oratorical contest held in Fair Lake City Tuesday evening conducted by the Salt Lake Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Barnes
Walter G T Barnes
Vernal
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Fair Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune
Old Utah Pioneer Mary Calder Health Boost Report
The notice highlights Grandma Mary Calder a Utah pioneer who crossed the plains with a hand cart and notes an improved health after a period of serious illness. It also mentions Evely Stites Mission holding a semi annual reunion on April 7 at 8 pm on the Roof Garden of the Smith Memorial High School in Lake City and forecasts a favorable year for sheep ranching in the Ashley icy region.
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Mary Calder
Ca'd R
Utah
Plains
Stites Mission Evely
Smith “Memorial
LDS High School
Lake City
Ashley
Allan and Winn Leaders Attend State Dealers Meet
Allan fle reet company manager Allan leaves Salt Lake City for a state dealers convention in Arch Lewis of Judé Lewis Motor and Mr Snyder of Snyder Seftor join Rex Duchesne and Myron Wedne ulov at the Imperial charity event. Ernest Winn Ashley scop reunites from St Joseph trip with wife Mrs Winn and Mrs Vernie Richardson heading east for dry goods and ready to wear orders. roads chipped by express carriers are reported nearing arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Manger
Allan Fle Reet
Salt the City
Prova
Attent
Connton Arch Lewis
Judé Lewis Motor
Snyder
Snyder Seftor
Ernest Winn
Ashley Scop
St Joseph Mo
Van
Salt Lake City
Mrr
Winn
Vernie Richardson
Epriry
Dry Woods
Axpres
Arriv
Calder Brothers Creamery Builds Cement Garage and Storehouse Near Completion
Calder Brothers Creamery nears completion on a cement garage and storehouse with a cement main floor and roof nearly finished. The basement will store soda water cheese and other products while stairs provide storage space. Output this season will be distilled water for a healthier beverage.
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Calder Brothers Creamery
Calder
Mann Brothers Take Over Up to Date Paint Shop
Mann Brothers have taken over the paint shop formerly owned by Raemer and Girt and plan many improvements in operation and stock. The firm, composed of A H and W 8S Mann, brings considerable experience in this work and offers a complete line of products.
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Mann Brothers
Raemer and Girt
Mann
Into the Glory of Present and Future Lands
A traveler recounts visits to Bruitzerland’s massive factory testing a giant eight cylinder motor for a Holland government freighter. He notes American-made machinery, the harsh work conditions, and a personal preference for farming over war gear while reflecting on patriotic identity and future progress.
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Bruitzerland
Thousan
Government of Holland
Andea
Express
Don Hacking
M I A Notes and Plans From Vernal Ward Activities
Preliminary M I A programs were held in the Vernal ward with vocal and instrumental sections led by Miss Lucy Haws Miss Elfen Welch and others. Juniors practiced for a joint event on April 1, May Day plans were discussed, and ward recreation meetings including stake office discussions were held. Additional programs occurred in Ashley Glines and Davis wards with readings harmonica selections talks and class work followed by social gatherings and a senior gift assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Haws
Elfen Welch
Union
Ashley Ward
Mildred McCarrell
Norman Winn
Marine Carless
Efen
Glines
Louise Jaerb
Marcel
Lucilla Merrill
Mazie Hall
Mre
Aston Biton
Lila Chriyers
Marlon Mer
Lucy Hays
Velina Hendon
Dingham
Walker
Sarah B Hingham
Wiss Boertrice Alderson
Davis Ward
Lew
Dbucet
Mattie Chivera
Utah Sheep Free of Scab During February
A February report to the Utah State Board of Agriculture states only one scab case among valley sheep. Inspector Thomas Tedmoid notes the Aspen Cole flock near Salt Valley shows no disease. Inspections in Utah and Grand counties found two lots free of scab but infested with ticks. dipping in southeastern Mish has begun to prevent spread.
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State Board of Aoticulture
Thomas Tedmoid
Aspen
Grind
Mish
Utah Democrats Hold County Convention in Vernal
Notice of a county convention in Vernal Utah on Monday April 2 1923 at 3 00 PM to elect delegates to the State convention in Salt Lake City for the National Democratic Convention in Houston Texas on June 25 1924 THOS J Caldwell chairing the county committee.
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Utntah
Court House
Vernal
Utah
Salt Lake City
Houston
Texas
Thos J Caldwell
Wall Paper Line Planned Alongside Paints
A local plan outlines stocking a line of wallpaper to accompany the existing paints, expanding home decorating offerings for customers seeking coordinated room makeovers.
Bees Die During Winter In Two Utah Counties
Reports from Uintah Basin and Cache counties show bees did not survive winter. State apiarist DFY Hull notes severe weather and store shortages. late fall feeding saved many colonies. The state department will hire outside help and have a state inspector present to supervise bee inspections.
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Utah
Uintah
Basin
Gace
State Board of Agriculture
DFY
Hullsman
Hillman
State Bird of Agriculture
State Department
Statewide Plan to Fight Noxious Weeds in Utah 1928
Utah state board of agriculture adopts a weed eradication program for 1928 with county and city cooperation. The plan calls for educational outreach, public meetings, and individual conferences, plus formation of weed rings and demonstrations by dependable farmers under district inspectors' supervision.
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Logan
Cache County Farm Bureau
Utah
State Board of Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce and Railroad
Puthing
Palm Sunday Program at Congregational Church Week of April 1
The Congregational Church and Community House releases the weekly program starting Sunday April 1 Palm Sunday with 10 a m Sunday School led by Thorne and morning worship sung by Mr Sebold. Evening activities include Christian Endeavor at 6 p m and community groups throughout the week with multiple classes and clubs led by named supervisors and scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Thorne
Sebold
Christian Endeavor Bodets Sect
Jesus Christ
Jesse Trans
Boy
Chase Sebold
Forest Highways Seek 2 Million Increase in Federal Funds
Henry Hood, chairman of the Utah state road commission and president of the Western Association of State Highway Officials, urges Congress to boost federal funds for forest highway construction by 2 million dollars, with a total request of half a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ho Bood
Utah State Road Commission
Western Association of State Highway Officials
Global steel rust causes vast waste and cost
Estimates indicate 29 million tons of steel corrode annually worldwide, costing civilization about 1.4 billion dollars in damage and lost value each year.
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Aliss Evelyn ‘Wilkins of
Kenneth Spiers
Watson
IL M Tidwell
Duchesne
Air
T G Alexander
Salt Lake
Alexander
Wave Sawyer
Lucy Stewart
Charles F .Tucker
Los Angeles
Calif
Nelile Merkley
Tridell
Offle Young
The
Young Beauty Parlor
Charles Henderson
Price
Westerm
Warren Richardson
Provo
Myrum Richardson
Harry Smith
Vernal Sunday
Mr Smith
Roosevelt State
First Ward Relief Society
Jennie Freestone
David Timothy
LD 8S
Fern Wall
Miss Wall
Vernal Confectionery
PF Reynolds
Fort Duchesne
Ada Reed
Well Wilkins
Beseavelt
Myton Ore
Harry Ratliff
Margaret
Thora King
Demaris Button
Louise Magleby
Reed Morrill
Dunn Taylor
Fleeta Joan
Roing
Melba Henry
Edna Dudley
Misa Lela Coldrich
Joseph Galbreath
Buatinsg
Aid
Hema
Mra fHenrs Herriot
Vernal First Ward
Mutual
Thelms Wallis
Clara Harmston
L T Bennett
Indian Department
Chevrolet
Snyder Motor Company
HI Wentz
CASI
Jerseys Isaac M Jones
Elmer Swett
W. Pope Garage
atGlf
Good Farm
Bush Minneapolis
Couner
Ady
Government
Enos Bennion Ranch
Jesse Burke
Plymouth Rock
Europl
Ford Truck
Norman Olsen
Jacobson
Reed Smoot
Don #8 Colton
Indian Reservations
M. I. A Notes
VLE Ag
Guls
Uwran Starre
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Bob Steele
Mickey McQuire
Univirsal News
THURS
Lew Cody
Aileen Pringle
Adam and Evil
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Jesse James
FOX News
Goni
Jesus
Diamond Jack Uintah Basin
Wit Stone
George Walker
Monument
Salt Tavtic City
AN. Rutturn
Denver
Mor
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