David Karren Pioneer Cattleman of Ashley Valley Dies
David Karren, long-time Vernal resident and pioneer cattleman, died suddenly Tuesday morning after a heart pain. He was born June 22, 1866 in Lee County Utah, moved with family to Ashley Valley, married Lydia Haworth in 1899, lived in Meeker briefly, then settled in Vernal. Survived by wife Lydia, sons Loren East Lake City, David Jr, Victor and William Vernal, daughters Mrs Vergie Gitar Provo and Lulu Karren, a niece Beatrice Murray. Funeral services in Ashby ward led by Bishop Alma Price featured Ashley and Vernal First Ward choirs, with interment in Vernal cemetery.
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William
Vergie Gitar
Provo
Lulu Karren
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Alma Priece
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Chanel Wsa
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Eling B Winn
Ernest Eaton
Ashley Valley
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Walter Woolley
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Charles H Dalton
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Merton Karen F
Francis Feltch
James Darker
Jon Winn
Uintah High seniors gift an electric clock for school
Uintah High School seniors complete an electric clock project to ring the bell on three schedules and reduce student inconvenience. The effort joins previous class gifts such as a gold lettered front, library books, and a bell-related device, showcasing four years of student work and dedication to the school.
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Uintah High School
Statewide safety drive aims to save lives in Utah
A May 1 1929 report from Salt Lake City notes a statewide safety campaign promoted by the Utah State Automobile Association to cut the rising motorist death toll. The study cites speeding, faulty brakes, dirty windshields, improper signaling, intoxicated driving, and failing to yield as major causes.
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Safety Department
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Voda Band Play Excels All Its Predecessors This Year
The Voda Band Play drew high praise with flawless preparation and performance across events. The Seine Vaudeville tent impressed, Mr Childs earned credit for organization and coaching, and despite a fuse plug delay the program proceeded smoothly. The faculty play Smilin Through elicited tears and laughter as students dressed for the occasion, with strong acting from Mr Pixton and Mr Lune and, overall, a standout campus event.
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Pixton
Lune
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Kenneth Wayne
Vilain
Temue
Moogven
Vernal Girl to be Graduated from U A C Next June
Misa Vera Calder of Vernal daughter of HD Calder will graduate from Utah Agricultural College in May with a bachelor degree in home economics. Her major has been foods. She is a College Cadet Camp sponsor and a member of Sigma Theta Pi society. John Osler of Hangley visited Tuesday.
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Ulah Agricultural College
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Stupendous Arrangements For A B 3 C Show
Arrangements for a grand event include involvement by Congressman Colton, Senator Daliman, Fort Doug band, Miss Hinman, and a large educational exhibit with state departments. The program features lectures, demonstrations, and a Boy Scout trophy competition, with University of Utah and other officials contributing to the event in Ogden and surrounding areas.
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Lapoint Progressives Leave Mark On Uintah Basin
The Lapoint community shaped by a 1905 origin and a pro welfare club has united factions for common good. Local leaders such as Sander, Taylor, Hacking and Neumeyer fostered civic efforts including a livestock show, annual ball, and road improvements with participation from Lapoint and nearby towns.
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Carl Hacking
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Fred Neumeyer
Ili Ors
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Tee Tie Orne
Lapaint
Mans
Mosby Live Stock Association
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Tridelyaa
Harold Lundell
Smith-Mughes
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Joseph Gallbreath Arrested for Intoxicant Manufacture
Report details the arrest of Joseph Gallbreath at Uintah Bank heating plant, with a $100 fine for manufacturing intoxicants. Adam Erickson, a night watchman, helped trigger the police action by discovering bottles in the basement, leading to a broader supply-chain probe.
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Joseph Gallbreath
Adam Erickson
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Uintah State Bank
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GO & Carter
Staff Contracts Signed for Uintah County Schools Next Year
Uintah County elementary and high schools approve next year’s staffing. Superintendent Olsen and district officials confirm teachers across all grade levels will return in the new term. Names listed include high school principal Robert L. Pixton, teachers Humold Lurdell, Calvin Marshal, Ella Wilcox, Reed Morrill, and many others across Uintah, Vernal, and Maeser locations.
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Humold Lurdell
Girith Hughes
Calvin
Jennie Parker
Clarice Mair
Glines
Reming
Terson Teandlett
Norma Hullinger
Whiterocks
Ruth Steinaker
Leroy Morrill
Tridel Harvey
Tuiliger Dennett
John M
City Dads Urge Action to Avert Ashley Valley Floods
At a City Council meeting the urgent need to prevent spring floods in Ashley Valley was discussed. A committee was named to urge county and canal company officials to form a cooperative effort, fix canals, clear debris, and prepare for high water. The council authorized funds for iron piping and city improvements including cleaning the unguy and grading land.
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Lawrence H Allen
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Vernal First Ward Workers Celebrate Evening in New Chapel
About a hundred officers and teachers from Vernal First Ward met in the new chapel Wednesday evening for doctrinal talks led by Ishton and President Wallace Calder. A program of music followed with vocal numbers, then amusements and refreshments. Committee members included Mins Ray Thuke and Mrs Hf Glundy Bhimmins, with Q E Child coordinating the Justeel program and Earl seen assisting.
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Wallace Calder
Ray Thuke
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Danger From Mountain Snow Destroys Ashley Valley Canals
A damaged weather report warns of heavy snowfall in the Ashley Valley causing canal damage and debris. City, county, and canal representatives should form immediate patrols to assess bridges headgates and possible flooding risks and coordinate cleanup and repairs.
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Ashley Valley
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