Great Golden Gate Span Opens to Fulfill Dreams After 50 Years
San Francisco marks the May 27 opening of the Golden Gate Bridge, a $35,000,000 project built in four years with ten workers killed. The longest single deck suspension span in the world, it links the city to the Marin side and promises a faster Northwest route.
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Golden Gate
AN Francisco
Calit
Gollen Gate
San Francisco
Redwood Empire
San Francisco Bay
Ita Ficantle
Great Bay Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Hudson River
Golden Gate Channel
United States
Uda
Brinre
California
Golden Gate Bridge
Majestic
Mens Gs
Local News Briefs From Duchesne County Units and Families
Maeser hosts a series of social gatherings with Mrs Exile Collett and Mrs Lewis Tim Othy assisting. Attendees include the Oaks family and many local residents. Events note a value of community reunions, moves, visits, and a high school graduation in Provo. Denis Roberts visits, teachers depart, and several households relocate or entertain. The Aaronic Priesthood provided a Sacrament program while young people prepare for future duties.
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Ray Oaks
Eunice Oaks
Wes
Glenn Oaks
Provo
UHS
Ids
Minnie Wilson
Teland Carroll
Bennett
Earl Wamsley
Irvin Gerber
Wellington
Harold McKee
Gerber
Wm. McKee
Bert Swain
Jess Burke
Owen Jones
Wm. Ho Oaks
Jessie
Iris
John Holfeltz
Clinton
Capps
Davis Merkley
Jenen
George Roberts
Roosevelt
Roberts
Millie Latram
Denice Roberts
Fred Anderson
Dorine Allred
Lena Allred
Wyonla. Richards
Maesir
Salt Lake City
Grant Freestone
Plate Castlewell
Dan Gaks
Theltta
Perry
Lapoint
Floyd
John Massey
Jensen
Massey
Ernest McClean
Diamond Mountain
Gold Hill Ghost Town and Its Mining History
Gold Hill at the western edge of the Clifton Mining district is described as a ghost town of about 30 residents. The article traces its rise from 1856 prospecting to 1900s mining efforts, detailing key figures like Col. J. Woodman, the Western Utah Copper Co., arsenic and silver ventures, and eventual declines, with notes on overall ore production and potential for future small-scale operations.
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Palyon
Toacleere
Clifton
Salt Lake City
Wendover
California
Anta
Geld Hi
Duncan MacWieble and
Western Utah Copper Co
Wentover
Frank Rowley
Fthode Island
Rowley
Jacob Gersier
United States
United States Smelling, Refining & Mining Co
Staler
Valmer
Ulmseck
Kolit
Palmer
Los Angeles
Cane Springs
Qot
Woodman
Jessel Im
Salt Lake
New York
Am Company
Pho Cano Springs
Oil Firm Leases Lands for Sunbeam Area Test Well
The Carrier Off Company, active in northwestern Colorado, has leased lands from Utah-Colorado Land and Livestock and Al Hurd near the Snake River about 10 miles west of Sunbeam. Two geologists are exploring the structure with a probable test this summer. The Dry Mountain region lies about 12 miles west, with faults crossing the drill area. Interest in the Craigo-Noffat County district grows after recent finds at Powdyr Wash, 30 miles north, spurring renewed drilling in the Anderson-Kerr program and other tests in the Powder Wash area including a Wildcat test on Vermilion Creek. Local figures, including E. S. Shaw, are coordinating siting and movement toward these new prospects.
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Carrier Off Company
Colornado
Utah-Colorado Land and Livestock Company
al Hurd
Snake River
Sunbeam
Craigo
Noffat
Powdyr Wash
Powdar Wash
Hame
Sendsiaki
Rocky Mountain
Carter CU Co
Anderson-Kerr
Craig
South Vermil
Lion Creek
Canyon Creek Dome
Northwesstern
Moffat County
Hiawatha Feld
W. A. Meyers and
S Associates
Anderson-Kerr Drilling Company
E. S. Shaw
Denver Potropoist
Vermillion Creek
Mountain Fuel Supply
Area well drilling at 600 feet noted in report
A field note reports G Donnell well drilling near 600 feet with 13 inch casing set at 268 feet and Empire-Caries reference. No further details on location company or purpose are provided.
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G. Donnell
Craig Empire-Cauries
Ground Water Levels Rise Across Uintah Basin in 1936
A Utah survey by G H Taylor and I B Thomas of the USGS reports groundwater levels rose in most basins during the 1936 winter, with the Uintah Basin showing an average 3 foot rise across 12 wells. Notable gains occurred along the western Wasatch foothills and in Utah Lake Valley, while some areas declined modestly.
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Utah
G. H. Taylor
I. B. Thomas
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interest
Waspatch Mountains
Utah Lake Valley
Jaob Valley
Davis County
Eaches County
Ogden
Cache
Sanpete
Welle
Jordan River Valley
Weber County
Sevier Valley
Bevier Valley
Parent
Beaver Valley
Milford
Beaver County
Cedar Valley
Iron
Toole Valley
Ascalante Valley
Washington
Beryl
Parowan Valley Aumping
Uintah Basin
These McCormick Deering Flammer Mills Offer Profit
The McCormick Deering Waruner Mills promise profitable returns by grinding a wide range of products. The No. 12 mil and No. 2 roughage mill handle wheat oats barley rye shelled corn and more. The No. 1 1 and No. 2 mills also grind kafir milo maize hegari and other grains.
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McCormick-Deering Waruner
Kafir Warn
Milo Omaize
Hegari
Ani
Combina Lion
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Maeser
Dattenn
Sterling
Brooklyn
Vssveste
Ste
Bize
Vernal Express
Bunisy Place
Gold Hill
Western
George H, Short
Lend
O1l Company
AY Chuteaus
Charis
Main Street
Tevein Tope
Phos
Vernal
Ams
Bermiberg
UTAIL
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Deering
Momtumer
Farm Exchange
A, T. Johnson, Mgr
Vernal, Utah
Sterling Transportation CO
Uhiteh Basin
Intermediate
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Price
Ponte
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