Wallace Calder Released At Utah Conference
Wallace Calder was released as stake president at a quarterly conference in Uintah stake after three sessions at the tabernacle. Apostle Melvin Ballard announced Calder’s release and Harman Calder’s appointment to succeed him, with Ballard praising Calder’s leadership and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usotah
Tabernacle
Melvin ] Ballard
Quorum of the Twelve
Addie Hardy
Wallace Calder
Joseph P Hacking
Stake Board
Sable Stagg
Karl Preece
Hacking
Irma Woolley
Stake
J Clive Davis
Second Ward
May T Johnson
Eunice Smith
General Board
Calder
Ballard
Baby Boy Born To Mr and Mrs Ben Slaugh
A baby boy arrived at the Slaugh home last week as the family welcomed new life. The report notes local happenings from irrigation contractors to a farewell party and community details, reflecting village life and the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Slaugh
Colorado Park Irrigation Company
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Will Vernon
Carl Curtis Tanch
London
Vauban
Heber Haws
Central States
Calder
Utah Man Cooley Heads Indian Agriculture Visit
Utah native A C Cooley, director of Indian Agriculture in the United States, visited the Utah Basin region with Superintendent Tidwell and others. He noted Indians are on par in intelligence and industry, and outlined programs to give Indians greater opportunities while respecting their varied skills and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Cooley
Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Cooley
Coolley
United States
Citiens
Wilbur
Tidwell
Conley
Carlson
Experiment Station
E. Peterson
Agricultural College
Peterson
Peterayn
Hfe
Cache Valley
Colorado
New Mexico College
Interior Department
Rangely Prepares for Spadin Deep Test May Twenty Second
At Rangely preparations accelerate for a deep test hole in Spadin field set for May 22. California Standard Oil subsidiary equipment arrives with two diesel engines and rotary gear to power drilling, camp facilities rise, and power lines extend as machinery fills in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Company
Californa
Standard Oil
Vernal
Utah
Craig
Meeker
Colorado
Ard
Grand Junction
Meeker Colorado
Stoard
Aire
John A Brandt
Inglewood
California
Ibeng
Ford Motor
Dilldings
Aisa
Linwood Boy Elected to Moses Brown Student Activity Committee
Linwood Utah’s Thomas G Smith elected to serve on the Moses Brown School for Boys student activity committee for 1931 1932. Headmaster L Rayston Thomas announces the honors and notes Smith as an outstanding scholar and Moses Brown honor student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Moses Brown College
Providence R I
Thomas G Smith
Utah
Moses Brown School For
L. Rayston Thomas
Smythly
Sirs
Keith Smith
Arden Preparatory School
State Island No
Betta
Moses Brown
Uintah High Dramatic Students Win Second Place
Uintah High School dramatics team directed by Glenn Guymon earned second place in the state one act play contest held during the twenty second annual Fish School Day at the University. Dallas Hatchson placed third in extemporaneous speaking as about 4800 senior high students attended the university assembly and evening events ending with a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High
Glenn Guymon
Uintah High School
University of
Dallas Hatchson
Utah
Glee Club
University
Kingsbury
Wool Industry Forum Discusses Markets and Stability
Idaho and Utah wool dealers met eastern reps at Bannock hotel in Pocatello. Paul Draper of Draper s Sons and National Wool Marketing Corp praised wool resilience amid current global conditions. James A Hooper spoke for the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Utan
Bannock Hotel
Paul Draper
Boston
Draper 'S Sons
National Wool Marketing Corporation
M. Draper
James A. Hooper
National Organization
Apoke
Vernal Lions elect RC Cooper president at annual meeting
At the Vernal Lions Club annual election RC Cooper was chosen unanimously as president. The Craig meeting report notes strong support for the Dintah basin road projects and US40 connections between Utah and Colorado. Members from Vernal and Craig attended a banquet, with plans to back water and railway development and seek federal aid for local projects.
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Vernal Lions Club
RC Cooper
Hsb Calder
Craig
Utah
Colorado
Vernal
Dintah
Lions ‘Club
Steamboit Springs
Afr Calder
George H
Christy
R C Cooper
Fi Douglas
Hob Calder
Lion Guild
Jillan Bamberger
D & RR
Moffat Road
Uintah Basin
Leon P Christensen
Lions Club
Ouray Valley
Castle standings begin at start of school year
The report notes the opening of the school year with preliminary class rankings and castle-themed activity standings as students settle into routines and teachers organize schedules.
Springville Firm Wins Contract For Cockleburr
Coach Davis and six men placed United High School at the University of Utah state track meet last Saturday. Uintah’s George Galloway starred, winning the mile and the 880 as Vernal runners helped gain third place with 19 points. The Uintah team also took the mile relay, led by Galloway with Colton Noe Roberts and Farrar, with the sixth man George Alexander.
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Davis
United High School
University of Utah
Istamana
George Galloway
Uintah
Galloway
Easts
Roberts
United
Hutchinson
Carlon
Lawrence Colton
Howard Noe
Louis Roberts
Bil Farrar
George Alexander
Problems of intersat to bankers and wool dealers discussion
General discussion on issues of intersat to bankers and wool dealers concluded the meeting.
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Intersat
Road Contract Awarded For Jensen to Cockleburr Segment
The Utah State Road Commission awarded a $79,528.06 contract to W. W. Clyde & Co. and J. W. Whiting of Springville to construct the Jensen Cockleburr road segment. The bid under engineer estimates reflects limited public land eligibility and funds, with Willik slated to begin in ten days and local preference noted.
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Road Commission
Cockleburr
W. W. Clyde & Company
J. W. Whiting
Springville
Jensen
Don B Colton
State Road Commission
Uintah County
Clyde & Company
Whiting
Colorado Line
Cockleburr Junction
Colton-Oddle
Jensen-Cockleburr
J W Whiting
Imas
Ten thousand more fish planted in local streams
The notice states 1¢ 009 additional fish have been planted up to Little Brush Creek. Hatchery operations moved small fish to rearing ponds and received a quarter of a million fish eggs from Wyoming via the state fish and game department. Fred Foster of the bureau of fisheries in Salt Lake arranged shipment of 50,000 native eggs to Whiterocks for planting in Ashley National Forest.
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Little Brush Creek
Wyoming
State Fish and Game Department
Fred Foster
Bureau of Fisheries
Salt Lake
Whiterocks
Ashley National Forest
Funeral for John Waggoner in Jensen
Funeral services were held at Jensen for John Waggoner who died at an LDS hospital after months of kidney trouble. Amasa Caldwell led the rites with singing by Mrs Jessica Wall and Mary Gardner, and remarks by George Massey and President Earnest Raton. Interment followed in Jensen cemetery with Bishop Fred Wall giving the benediction. He is survived by his parents two brothers two sisters and his grandmother Mrs Winfred Smith, with Sidney Smith and wife of Crag in attendance.
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Alth Lttle Johnny
Earnest Raton
Fred Wall
Sen
Amos Caldwell
Winfred Smith
Sidney Smith
Crag
Postmasters of Uintah Basin Organize at Roosevelt Meeting
Postmasters of Uintah Basin gathered in Roosevelt to form a governing body for postmasters and assistants, elect temporary officers, adopt the Country Service Council concept, and approve by laws and a pending August meeting date. Lunch was provided by Postmaster Clegg with officials Young Chatwin present.
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Uintah and Duchesné
Roosevelt May
Lions Club Room
Lake Clery
Hayden Foster
Lapoint
Vee Roosevelt
Warden Foster
Lapont
Geo Wilson
Ft Duchéshe
Home “Country Service Council
Post Office Department
UBIC
Clegg
Young Chatwin
Ate Tendarice
Ramsey Stewart brings whitefish to Gregg River
Ramsey Stewart brought on Ver nal this week three whitefish caught in Gregg River. They measured 18 12 and $ inches.
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Ramsey Stewart
Gregg River
Foster Plans Scientific Survey of Streams in Athley National Forest
Mr Foster intends to undertake a scientific survey of streams in Athley National Forest this summer, aiming to study water courses and gather data on ecological conditions.
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Foster
Athley National Forest
Solution to School Term Problem Is Offered
An independent group of county taxpayers urges reform to lengthen school term and reduce costs. They propose board led efficiency, reuse of high school principal duties, curriculum tweaks, fewer electives, salary readjustments, improved purchasing, transportation cuts, and elimination of costly activities to align with tax capacity. They call for careful planning and public consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Thirty Years Ago in Bast Toke City and Uintah County Dispatch
Thirty years ago Andrew Vernon started for Bast Toke City on a mission to the United States. Bartlett Bros and Merkley secure a water power saw mill at Ashley Gorge. A brick schoolhouse for School District No 10 South View is let for 2500 dollars with contractors Mannering Berkley Atwood Fenn. Sheriff Preece waters streets with sprinkler. Bennion Collett and Joe Timothy survey land in the southern county. Uintah deputy pache ware den C D Atwood facilitates stocking Brush Creek with rainbow trout. Berkins Collier win contract for Horace Coltharp brick store. Al Meeker and Mrs Andrew Padus Jr. figure in local trades.
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Andrew Vernon
Bast Toke City
Misson Bartlett Bros & Merkley
Ull
Ashley Gorge
South View
David Mannering
Andrew Berkley
Alonty Atwood
R E. Fenn
Atwood
Brush Creek
Ashley Valley
Berkins
Collier
Horace Coltharp
al Meeker
Andrew Padus, Jr
Uintah High School Holds Largest Graduation Class
Sixty eight Uintah High School graduates received diplomas at the eighth senior commencement. Coach O Ott Romney of Brigham Young University gave the address urging character and training beyond a diploma. The program honored a long list of gold medal recipients for sports, drama, and student leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Bronshay
O Ott Romney
Brigham Young University
Uintah
Wilson Duke
Lorna
Godard
the Wanderer
FPB
Barlow
Doral Eyton
Carl Davis
Bnder
Lford Winn
A. G Goodrich
Wallace Es
Ari Pomets
Howard Calder
Bualinesa Minginger
Dramatica
Doral Eston
Karl Roberts
Louis Roberts
Blaine Hardy
William Farrar
Loulta Aiprham
Data Hatch
Lorma Siddoway
Dee Jenkins
Marinda Hall
Gra Preste
Mildred Meartell
Hofetz Sect
Jt Corless Roberts
Earoldt
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Moffat
Urutah Basin
Director of Indian Agriculture
Spadin
Sand
R. C. Cooper
Wes
Astle
Geoge Galloway
John Waggoner
Steating
Roosevelt
Sth Renal
Uaa
Romney
U. H. S. Grads
U. S
Tean
May Holfeltz
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