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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1924

Page

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Miss Ila Zufelt Dies After Brief Illness

Naples community mourns the sudden death of Ila Zufelt born July 14, 1908 in New Mexico. She lived in Naples and Davis ward, was active in school and church activities, and is survived by parents Frank and Mrs Zufelt and eight siblings. Autopsy blamed a paralyzed appendix. funeral held May 11 at Naples ward house with reflections by Bishop Iverson and President Calder. Burial in Vernal cemetery.

Naples Ila Zufelt Frank Zufelt 0. M. Iverson M. Iverson Wallace Calder Bishop Iverson Abner Richens E. J. Starkey Davis Ward New Mexico Bhe Utah Alva Mia Daphine van Tassel Ernest Lloyd Gilbert Hazel Edwin Collier

April Postal Receipts Fall Below 1923

April 1924 Vernal post office receipts were 961.79, down from 1334.17 in April 1923, a drop of 372.38 or 38 percent. Postmaster E J Young Jr cites the 1923 sale of stamped envelopes and a parcel post honey shipment as key causes.

Vernal E. J. Young, Jr Parcel Post

Changes in Canceling Permits in U S Land Offices

United States land commissioner William Spry announces a change in permit cancellation administration to streamline handling. Local land register Albert Haten will set a single day for new applications after relinquished permits, as demonstrated by Lella A. Moore relinquishing a prospecting permit in Uintah county Utah.

United States William Spry United States Land Commissioner Albert Haten United States Land Register Land Register Lella A. Moore Great Falls Mont Township 5 South Range 23 Uintah County

Farm Bureau Opposes Alien Land Ownership in Utah

Salt Lake City May 3 The Salt Lake county farm bureau backed legislation to bar aliens ineligible for U S citizenship from leasing or owning lands in Utah The legislative committee favored laws like those in Pacific coast states and consulted the California farm bureau which also supports alien land ownership exclusion

Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Farm Bureau United States California Farm Bureau

Home Demonstration Agent Advises Health Topics

The Extension Service agent from the U A C spoke at two meetings Monday at Second Word Chapel, teaching health tips to many women. Tuesday, Mrs. Christensen visited Jensen, with the rest of the week spent in Reservation communities.

U. A. C. Extension Service Second Word Christensen Jensen Victoria B. Christensen

Seniors Offer Novel Exercises Program at U H Friday

The U H 8 senior class staged a lively program Friday morning at the U H 8 hall. Seniors paraded imagined futures twenty years ahead with varied roles from matrons to judges. Highlights included Miss Hildred Aycock on piano, Fernando Ellingford as master of ceremonies, Vidella Behrmann a camping school teacher, Mary Noel on current events, Elmer Timothy reading the class will, and Ralph Siddoway on saxophone.

U. H Benior U. H. & Halk Beggara Misa Hildred Aycock Glenn Wallman Uinetab Basin Fernando Ellingford Vidella Behrmann Mary Noel Elmer Timothy Ralph Siddeway Mable Eston

Henderson Chosen For W O W Convention At Heber City

W O W district delegates met at Heber City with William 8 Henderson, county treasurer, chosen to attend the national W O W convention June 12 to 18 at Yellowstone National Park. Accompanied by H A Miller and William Mott, Henderson reported a hospitable gathering and a banquet where Louis Burgener played three instrumental solos before their Sunday return.

Heber City William Henderson Yellowstone National Park Utah Ogden Salt Lake City Mr. Henderson H. A. Miller William Mott Louis Burgener Vernal

Cattle Suffer Drought in Dixie Forest Pasture

W. M. Macs reports to the district forestry office in Ogden that cattle in Beaver Dam Wash in the Dixie forest are in deplorable condition due to a long dry period. Of about 1,000 cattle observed on a recent trip only a few were in average condition, 84 cattle were found dead in an hour. The cattle largely belong to Pine valley and Bull valley permittees and graze on forest lands in summer.

W. M. Macs Dixie Forest Ogden Beaver Dam Pine Valley Bull Valley

Supreme Court Dismisses Utah Wholesale Suit for Breach

Washington May 5 The supreme court dismissed for want of confirmation the damage suit of J W Neil of California seeking 765000 from Utah Wholesale Grocery Company Utah for alleged breach of contract to supply sugar in 1920.

Washington Supreme Court J. W. Neil California Utah Wholesale Grocery Company of Utah

Will Build New Bungalow By Massey Family

Van Massey and his mother Mrs. Massey bought several lots of W H Coltharp for 2000 dollars and plan a modern bungalow. He intends to use native building materials where possible.

van Massey Massey

Willcox Academy Graduation Set For May 28

The Willcox Academy will close on May 28 with a large graduating class. A splendid commencement program is being prepared.

Willcox Academy

Bill to Protect Dinosaur National Monument Bill

Congress man Don B Colton introduces a measure to protect Dinosaur National Monument near Vernal Utah. It authorizes the Park Service to excavate the quarry fossil remains and prepare an exhibit specimen with 65000 dollars funded from unappropriated treasury monies under NPS supervision. Colton notes Interior Department support and aims for passage this session.

Dinosaur National Monument Don B. Colton Rouse of Representatives Senate House of Representatives United States of America Conor National Park Service Ations Park Service Property House Vorimal Utah Treasury Colton Department of the Interior

U B I C Executive Committee Meeting Recap Last Week

U B I C executive committee met with president W L Woolf and chairs Bartlett Taylor Peterson Crickenberger present. The group approved program timing changes for instructors and general speakers, invited notable figures including Drs Holder Thomas Harris and Reed Smoot, and arranged entertainment for evenings. Prizes were awarded to Clara Hansen and Hosa Bartlett. loving cup purchase planned in Salt Lake City. A general committees meeting is set for Fort Duchesne next Saturday May 17 at 8:90.

W. Ll. Woolf Ross Bartlett LeRoy Taylor E. Peterson J. H. Crickenberger Perry G. Holder Taylor Harris Thomas Don Bd, Colton O. E. Leatherwood Reed Sm Randlett John Jorgensen Vernal W. L. Woolf Roosevelt Woolf Jorgensen Salt Lake City Fort Duchesne

Senate backs postal clerk salary rise plan

Washington May 5 The senate office committee reported a substitute bill recommending a $300 yearly salary increase for postal clerks and carriers. The measure replaces the joint postal conference version and moves to further consideration.

Senate Washington Senate Postoffice Committee Joint Postal Conference

Delegates Named to Utah Republican Convention

Attorney Charley De Molly County Treasurer William Henderson and City Marshal H A Miller were placed on the platform and resolutions, organization and permanent order of business, and credentials committees at the state Republican convention in Provo. Al Rasmussen of Bennett was the only other Uintah county delegate.

Charley de Molly William 8. Henderson H. A. Miller Provo al Rasmussen Bennett Uintah Coun

Lewis Moore on Japanese Situation in Tokyo Letter

Lewis Moore writing from Tokyo on April 21 describes Elders pruning garden seeds while noting the new immigration bill's impact. He says Americans and Christians may face hostility, but expresses empathy for the Japanese and hopes for brotherhood, acknowledging Japan's hurt and potential retaliation if weakened by disaster.

Lewis Moore Japan Tokyo Congress Moore Lewis Jo- Pan

Duchesne Roosevelt Road to Undergo Preliminary Survey

A preliminary survey of the Duchesne to Roosevelt road will be conducted by the state road commission to explore a federal aid project. Fred C. Ferron, chairman of Duchesne County Commission, arranged for a surveying force in Salt Lake City. The county will advance 26 percent of costs, with remaining funds to come from future Congressional appropriations after July 1, 1926.

Duchesne and Roosevelt State Road Commission Fred C. Ferron Duchesne County Commission Salt Lake City Congress

Utah Drouth Intensified By Winds Report Shows

Drying winds have deepened the drought across Utah per the U S weather bureau week ending May 7. Haystock and fruit crops suffer frost damage while sugar beets seed planting begins in the Delta district and roads stay dusty. Sheep shearing advances and river levels fall in Moab as grain stands improve in Modena and Duchesne county.

Drouth U. S. Weather Bureau Hayestock Elberta Delta Deseret Mant Cedar City California Dixie Country Modéia Antelope Corrals Duchesna County Moab

Barber Purchases Sowards Home in Local Exchange

William Mott of the Mott Weeksa barber shop has bought the Wilbur Sowards home and will move in once vacated. The price was not stated. Sowards plans to move to Provo.

William Mott Mott-Weeka Wilbur Sowards Sowards Mr. Sowards Provo

Rejoices Over Son Welcomed After Ten-Year Wait

Claude Eaton beams with joy as he welcomes a nine and a half pound baby boy, the first child in ten years. Relatives and doctors report all whoodle are doing nicely.

Claude Eaton

Famed Indian Hunter Buried Like Fathers

Joe Jim, a Ute Indian hunter, has died and was buried in a skin case fashioned after an Indian casket. In accordance with his request, he lies in Palisade near Grand Junction, having witnessed the transition from roaming herds to highways, railways, and airplanes across Eastern Utah and Western Colorado.

Grand Junction Cole Joe Jim Hys St Palisade Utah Colorado

Utah Gilsenite Hearing Continued On Freight Rates

The interstate commerce commission hearing on lower freight rates from Utah Gilsenite Uintah Basin properties to various U S regions was continued until June 4 at Mack Colorado. H W Prickett reports the postponement after returning from the session. Representatives of complainants carriers and the commission will inspect the branch line and route of the Denver Rio Grande Western railroad to assess hauling conditions.

Interstate Commerce Commission At &. Loulg Utah Gilsenite Company Uintah Basin Mack Colo H. W. Prickett Traffic Service Bureau Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad

Ute Dairy Association to Incorporate at Fort Duchesne

At a Friday meeting in Fort Duchesne the Ute Dairy Association of about 40 members voted to incorporate. The group plans for around 500 cows with over 300 registered. John T. Caine III urged focus on production per cow through better feeding and more good sires. F Q Lundberg named president with William G Adams vice president and E M Chandler, Jacob Rasmussen, Loren Ross on the board. George A Wilson serves as secretary treasurer.

Fort Duchesne Ute Dairy Association John T. Caine III F. Q. Lundberg William G. Adams E. M. Chandler Jacob Rasmussen Loren Ross George A. Wilson

Subscriptions Arrive for Uintah Soldiers Memorial Fund

Uintah county schools report funds for a World War veterans memorial. Eleven schools list totals including Vernal Central 31.235 and Maeser 10.50 with a total 74.20. Wong Sing and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winn are noted donors. Some schools have yet to report. Submissions continue through the Central Committee in Vernal.

Uintah County Central Committee Soldiers‘ Memorial Fund Ashley Ward Committee Clarence Winn Wong Sing Fort Duchesne Vernal Central Maeser Naples Tridell Anhrey Watson Rainbow Moffat Lower Brush Creek Dry Fork Rector Mine Uintah High School Willcox Academy Soldiers Memorial Fund Vernal Utah

Uintah Athletes Curtis and Holfeltz Head to State Meet

Curtis and Lamont Holfeltz from Uintah high school traveled to Salt Lake City to compete in the state meet. Curtis already broke the state discus record at the Uintah Basin field meet and hopes to improve it further. Holfeltz qualified in the broad jump and pole vault.

Arthur D. Curtis Lamont Holfeltz Salt Lake City Uintah High School Curtis Uintah Basin Holfelts

Fishing Out of Season Fine In Ulntah County

Justice Reymour B. Snow of Maeber district fined William Ramsey the minimum $25 for fishing out of season. Violator cited under state fish and game law caught this season in Ulntah county.

Reymour B. Snow Maeber District William Ramsey Ulntahi County

Awards Night At Utah High School Honors Many Students

Last Friday evening May 12 awards were given to several Utah High School students. Mary Alien Meagher Beulah Samuals received school letters. drama club members earned pins for the play Clarence. Basketball team members received blue sweaters with letters. Regents honored students include Reginald Cook heart oratorical medal, Lauryn Caldwell Erma Beck club pins, and several awardees on the honor roll and in various contests.

Drace Umutah High School Mary Alien Meagher Beulah Samuals Dramatia Club Clarence Bart Marshall Vera Calder Miriam Colton Reginald Cook Deris Alexander Glean Wellman Viola Murray Porter Merrell Aird Merkley Carl Davis George McCurdy Jona Hacking Clyda Hacking William Merrell Morria Haws Askel Manwaring Marion Batty Lamont Holfeltz Arthur Curtis

Several New Finds Made at Dinosaur Quarry

Professor Earl Douglass reports additional bones found at the University of Utah dinosaur quarry after a Saturday visit. He cannot tell if these fossils belong to already removed specimens or to others yet to be exposed. Douglass believes more large dinosaurs remain nearby and has also been engaged with Ashley valley oil geology and ongoing excavation work for the university.

Earl Douglass University of Utah Douglass Ashley Valley U. of U

Interior Secretary Withdraws Fort Duchesne Plan

Secretary of the Interior has withdrawn support for transferring Fort Duchesne to Utah for a state college use. Washington advices say the post is now used and needed for the Indians, making passage of the bill in the House unlikely.

Fort Duchesne Utah Washington

Veteran Doctor Hullinger Preserves Health at 100

Dr Harvey C Hullinger the second oldest Civil War veteran and oldest practicing physician in the United States remains in robust health. He visits town daily from his office at his residence and plans to resume patient care at the town office rather than his home.

Harvey Cos Hullinger United States Hullinger Congress

Returns From Craig

George W Baede returned from Craig Colorado where he went on business matters He reports that oil discovery has transformed the quiet country town into a thriving bustling center making it hard to be waited on or find a place to sleep

George W. Baede Craig Colo Mr. Baesa

Broncho Buster Ernst Fisher Brings Wyoming Horses to Vernal Rodeo

Ernest Fisher, a well known Vernal broncho buster, arrived a string of Wyoming buckers for the Wild Wear shows. The animals were taken to Pardons Dodds Jr. ranch and will be trained for a Vernal rodeo on July 4.

Ernest’ Fisher Vernalites Vernal Wyoming Pardons Dodds, Jr

Handy husband shines at home in tiny Vernsl article

A brief, humorous note from Vernsl notes a wife envies her husband’s skill around the house while praising his competence with the garage. The compact item highlights domestic craft and lighthearted pride in practical labor.

Vernsl

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