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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

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Wyoming Capitalists Take Over Natural Gas Line Project

Wyoming capitalists purchase and plan to push a natural gas pipeline from the Vernal area to the eight and a half mile distant Wells town, with JoR Douglas to oversee summer construction and gas expert training in Denver to ensure Vernal receives reliable fuel.

Wyoming Ray Phebus Thermopolis Wye Faul Brock Cody Wye Astley Valley Ulan Umlah OU Refining Company Blick Mountain Thermopolis Wella Phebus Mr Stock Jor Douglas Wyorang Douging Denver Public Service Company Cody Stock Clayton Phebus Lay Phebus Bieth Street Ther- Taepolis Union Gas Company Ray Clayton Pustus Arapahoa Street

Arrest details on Galbreath case and related liquor seizure

Officer statements recount Galbreath arrest for manufacturing and selling home brew. Investigation traced activity to the Vernal Drug basement and Vogue Theatre rear area with bottles found. Galbreath pled guilty to manufacturing and selling intoxicating liquor and was fined 100, later reduced by 50 by Mayor Cooper. The Vernal Drug and Bank officials praised for lawful conduct. other names tied to liquor distribution were not published.

Uintah State Bank Publih Ad Joseph Oalbreath Adam Erickton Galbreath Coltharp Vogue Theatre Cooper Alte Carter Galbreath Mas Express Expres Balbreath Ulitsh State Bank Othe Vogel Theatre Galbre

Mountain Home Hosts New Farm Bureau Organization

County Agent EF Peterson and Theodore Jonmso Letey Funk visited Mountain Home on April 2 to organize a Farm Bureau with a quorum of officers. The group discussed bids from four large companies for cream prices in the area. Helton Hicks of Salt Lake submitted the preferred bid and urged a one cent per pound price, finding Salt Lake favorable to producers.

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Site chosen for new Maerer Ward chapel in Bialdng area

A mass meeting at the Maecer meeting house May 2 discussed site options for the new chapel. Committees will present to Orson F Whate ney for final decision. An additional 4000 dollars brings the pledge total to the required amount. Frank J Smith named local superintendent. Work began Thursday with IL J McKean hauling gravel from the river bed near the Ed.

Maecer Instowlag Tfbe High Council Chas A. Hardy Hyrum Calder Ker Preece fElmer Lind Davis Thackerake Wiliam Thomas Orson F Whateney Council of the Twelve Thacker Inter IL J Mme Kean Salt Lake City Frank J Smith Tocal

Roosevelt Ward Reorganization Names Dillman Bishop

In Roosevelt State conference last weekend Ray E Dillman was installed as Bishop over the two Roosevelt wards. Russell Todd and George F Richards attended as visitors. Ward leadership reassignments included Charles W Smith and Louie Galloway as counselors. Alterra ward also reorganized after the death of Elmer Jorgensen with Russell Todd as bishop designate and John H Cook and Joseph Rawlings as counselors.

Roosevelt State George F Richards Council of the Twelve Wea Roose Velt Ray E. Dillmen Charles W Smith Louie Galloway Elmer Jorgensen al- Derra Alterra Russell John H. Cook Joseph Rawlings

Mammoth Imperial Hall event drives social season push

Work must begin before high water to move the Thacker house part and finish excavation for a new chapel. An extensive ad campaign backs a June ball at Imperial Hall to fund the chapel. Other social functions aim to sustain the signal success with the Flehardon Orchestra set to perform.

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Uintah Stake Conference Honors Orson Whitney And Local Leaders

The Uintah Stake Conference in the Tabernacle May 4 and 5 featured Apostle Orson F Whitney as principal speaker. Calder and Whitney presided, with ward leadership changes in Tridel Ward and Bishop LeRoy Merrill's installation. Sunday sessions highlighted Relief Society and Sunday School talks on responsibility, motherhood, and church growth, stressing contemporary revelation guiding church practice.

Orson 2 Whitney Uintah Tabernacle Whitney Presiden Calder Tridel Bahop Whitney White Mortice Mors Fier Parley Goodr H Ord Roy McKee IL LeRoy Merrill Tthe Pridell School Ray McKee Dart Merktey Tikoprie Stake Relief Society Organization Jwa Farnsworth ‘Lund Salt Lake City The Relief Sociesty Lurd Retet Society Finora Vernon FG Slauzh Airs First Ward Relief Society May Calder Blake Sunday School George S. Cannon General Sunday School Board Isabrand Sander Rodney Goodrich Howard Calder Richenstielen Henderson Wendell John Alepfa Lord Lord Byronsterpiece "the Destruction of l Mast Bennorherit Witalow Purramish Johnsty Binith Apath Gea Abert Binlth Enwon Stake Georrs MoCammm Foster Orson Whitney Oelock Whch Lenoy Morrill William Pearce Elder Cannon Yarlova Ernest Eston Tavid George M. Cannon Goben Orson F Whitney Canterbury Henry the Barth England John

Talented Family Relocates from Vernal to Salt Lake City

The Vernal family heads to Salt Lake City, aided by locals including Winn, president of the Daughters of the Pioneers of Utah, who helped establish the move. Erma, noted for music and drama, offered performances and services as friends extend well wishes for the new chapter.

Salt Lake City Van Pat Wi Fema Ity Vernal Jones Wink Daughters of the Pinors of Utah Erma Express

Rhinoceros Beds Discovered Near Vernal-Lapoint Road

Fossil remains of a rhinoceros group found about eleven miles west of Vernal near Horseshoe Curve by Marion G Penfield and Lee H W Buyder. They uncovered jaw fragments rib bones and skulls in a sandstone bluff suggesting large sheep sized mammals from the Eocene to Miocene. Multiple skulls show horn remnant and eye ridges. preliminary study by Dr Kay of Cure hegte institute places them in prehistoric rhinoceroses. Continued details note skulls measured eighteen to twenty two inches long and twelve to fourteen inches wide with thick surrounding sandstone.

Vernal Victory Highway Marion G Penfield Lee HW Horseshoe Curve Penfield and Snyder Price Jr. Kay Cure Hegte Institute Rhinoceres & Group North America Europs Aron

Vernal News Highlights From Thirty Years Ago

Thirty years past notes report Willer McCoy's strong win, a marriage of Acerie to William Pearce, and a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Joseph P Hacking. Vernal district school resumes after vacation. local gardeners report frost protection and radishes and peas thriving. A push toward Colorado land opportunities praises climate and fertile soil for settlers.

Willer McCoy Acerie William Pearce Minnie Lewis Misa Forrest Ptrs George E Adams Vernal Washington Vandruff Liddiard Gadener Bistoge Coltonas Snow Mr Mad Mra Joseph P Hacking Ts Bobo Dong J P Rudy Oklahoma

Vernal Lions Visit Craig Club for Banquet and Talks

Vernal Lions hosted by Craig Lions with Moffat County officials and Northwest Colorado editors in attendance. Guests included Dave Thomas and Ed Foster as civic leaders discuss a Northwestern Colorado State Highway Board candidate and a $80000 Victory Highway appropriation awaiting use.

Vernal Lions Craig Club Craig Lions Club Moffat Tunnel League Northwest Colorado Lions Ot Rattler James Walls WB Calder Tatka Lan Sebold Cutler Uintah High Grace Slaugh Plang State Highway Advisory Board Geljorado Guerror Adarca T J Beckett George A Pugh Craig Lins Club O Broddard M Kirkpatrick Dave Thomas Denever Ghomben Commerce Ed Foster State Board of Inmmigration Filmore Craig National Bank Cray Elk Springs Wolf Creek Paso State Highway Advice Ory Board Tor Althia Denver Baker

Shake up at the Ashley Co operative Brings About Several Changes

A management shake up at Ashley Co op introduces changes across departments. Veteran manager Er hant Winn leaves after fourteen years. Phil Wathing takes over the grocery department. Verne Richardson Grimnen non depart while new staff Grace Hall Hale ite join the stock in the deg pool division. The cooperative rents space to a wil company for natural gas and plans upstairs conversion for events.

Ashley Cooperative Ashley Erider Er Hant Winn Leland Bennlean Wikkle Co-op

Oil Shale Extraction Plant To Cost 10000 Construction Soon

The Shale On end By-Prochete company plans an oil shale extraction plant in Colorado near Dino county, with offices in Chicago. The project includes a gasolline stabilizer and a shale retorting process, costing about 10000 and to be erected immediately. More details continue on page five.

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