Artesia Craig Achievement Day Highlights School Team Wins
Artesia Baxter School in Craig hosted the eight grades for Achievement Day. E F O Nea l principal announced the event. The baseball team, with girls and boys, won the tournament and earned first rating for class exhibits. Pat Grayhymre won the girls fifty yard dash and Tommy Woodruff won the boys event. Gloria Jean Whitney placed second in the relay. Pat Grayham and Tommy Woodruff won the distance throw. All students enjoyed the day with aid from Mrs Story and Becky Sorensen.
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Artesia Baxter School of Artesia
Ted
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Pat Grayham
Tommy Wodlruff
O'Neal
Story
Becky Sorensen
Artesia School News Highlights May Activities
Laura Olson returns after illness and two classmates withdraws this week. The Better Citizens Club elected Terry Vitato president Wayne Harkness vice president Charles Berry secretary and Charles McDaniel treasurer with Shirley Jean Alfreds as longtime club president. Upper grades won Achievement Day at Craig May 14 taking the Gold cup in baseball 25 to 9. Duane Graham won plecating contest Gloria Jean Whitmer won relay Anna Mac Jares placed in 50 yard dash Buddy Lee Temples took third in 100 yard dash. Tom Woodruff and Pat Graham won ball throwing divisions. Artesia took second in the art exhibit. All returned with sunburn. Shirley Baldwin had leg cast removed May 14. Pat Graham absent May 20 due to illness. A first grade student told the Jack and the Bean Stock story to the upper grades.
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Artesia
Laura Olson
Sth
Mary Bromley
Kelly Morgan
Better Citizens Club
Terry Vitato
Wayne Harkness
Charles Berry
Secrery
Charles McDaniel
Shirley Jean Alfreds
Craig
Duane Graham
Gloria Jean Whitmer
Anna Mac Jares
Buddy Lee Temples
Tom Woodruff
Pat Graham
Shirley Baldwin
Jack and
Bean
Hospital Patient Conditions Reported In District
Government health data show ninety seven percent of hospital patients are nervous and anxious. Eighty five percent of those in hospitals suffer tuberculosis or related illnesses. The report highlights the need for better governance and hospital management.
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Bess
U.S. Recommends Road Over Loveland Pass Summit
The federal public roads administration rejected a Loveland pass tunnel as too costly and urged building a new road over the 11,096 foot summit on U.S. 6 west of Denver. District engineer A. V. Williams announced the stance in a letter to highway engineer Mark A. Watrous, who opposed the tunnel despite regional support.
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Colorado
Ship cement Defies Threats Mutiny by Union Crew
New York report describes a confrontation aboard the US liner America arriving from Europe with 733 passengers. Captain Harry Manning faced a unanimous crew vote to oust chief steward W. S. McDonald and rehire two discharged crewmen, with Manning insisting the ship not sail without McDonald aboard. The quarrel highlighted a potential mutiny as Manning vowed to sail only if McDonald is aboard.
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Europe
The
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United States Lines
Uner
Southampton
National Maritime Union
W. S. McDonald
Chilef
McDonald
Notice on Vet's Taxi Service passenger tariff Vernal Utah
Marguerite Kidd operating Vet's Taxi Service issues Passenger Tariff No 1 covering charges rules and regulations for special operations between Vernal Utah and Colorado or points within 23 miles. Rules specify passenger limits baggage policies waiting time return fare liability and eligibility of passengers.
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Marguerite Kidd
Vet's Taxi Service
Vernal
Utah
Colorado
6Th West
Chinese Wore Spectacles Claim From Marco Polis Report
A 13th century traveler Marco Polis allegedly noted that Chinese people with poor sight wore spectacles. The report cites the famous wanderer as describing early eyewear use among Chinese populations.
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Marco Polis
Legal Notices for Uintah County improvem ents and tax sale details
Public notices include a May 2 tax sale at Vernal Courthouse for unpaid 1048 taxes on a Chevrolet and serial number B004. parcels or whole sale to settle taxes, penalties, and costs. Also listed are a divorce summons Victor Davis vs Alice Boone Davie, and Vernal City public works plans detailing street grading, concrete walks, curbs, gutters, and private driveways across multiple streets with specific site sections and additions.
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Estate of Abner Richens Probate Notice in Utah
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Lynn Richens executor at the office of E R Lawrence Cooper attorney Uintah State Bank Building Vernal Utah on or before September 7 1948. Lynn Richens Executor.
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Lynn Richens
E. R. Lawrence Cooper
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Utah
Notice of County Assessor's Sale in Vernal Utah 1948
Public auction at the Uintah County Courthouse Vernal Utah on May 29 1948 at 9 30 a m. for unsecured personal property including an Indian Motocycle year and model unknown motor no GDA 27 121 to cover back taxes penalties seizure and sale costs. Property may be sold in parcels or as a whole with cash terms. Eugene K Sundquist Uintah County Assessor. M19 26
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Utah
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Eugene K. Sundquist
Uintah
Uintah County
Notice to Creditors Estate of Clyde Underwood
Notice to creditors in the estate of Clyde Underwood deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at the office of E R Lawrence Cooper Attorney Uintah State Bank Building Vernal Utah on or before July 13 1948 Stella Underwood Administrator Estate of Clyde Underwood deceased
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Clyde Underwood
E. R. Lawrence Cooper
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Utah
Stella Underwood
Vernal City improvement district plan for streets and sidewalks
Vernal City outlines proposed street, curb and gutter upgrades within Improvement District No. 148. Plans cover Main, West, East and Vernal avenues plus cross streets with six inch base asphalt and concrete walk options. Public protest deadline June 17 1948 with council meeting June 18 1948.
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Main
5Th West St
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2Nd South Sts
1St West St
2Nd West St
Sth
Henry Millecam
2Nd East St
2Nd North St
Vernal City
E. S.L.M
Naples 4 H Cooking Club Holds First Meeting
The Naples 4 H Cooking Club met at leader Mrs. Gertrude Richards home on Saturday May 22 to organize the Kitchen Queens. Officers elected: President Jean Christensen vice president Dixie Jo Reynolds secretary Bonnie Lee Alfred cheerleader Ila Manwaring reporter Patsy Reynolds. Thirteen members attended and refreshments were served. The group will meet again May 29 at Mrs Dee Manwaring’s home.
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Naples
Gertrude Richards
Kitchen Queens
Jean Christensen
Barley Production Leaders in 1947 by State
North Dakota led barley output in 1947 with about 56 million bushels and an average of 22 bushels per acre. Wisconsin produced roughly 5.9 million bushels at an average of 38 bushels per acre.
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North Dakota
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