Vernal Community News Recap and Outing Notes
Davis Archia Books and Virgil Burke return from the shearing plant. Harvey Adama, nine, ill with tick fever. Slaugh and family travel from Diamond Mountain. Pneumonia cases improve and a baby ill but better. Sacrament meeting set for June 1 at 7 30 p m with attendance hopes. Mrs Atwood travels to Wyoming for funeral of Mrs Chivers. Club outing to Alhandra Ja and river crossing hindered by high water. Local mine and school house work updates. Alonzo Atwood and Loren Boron visit the mountain. Vernal alfalfa cutting prep starts early June. Baby Vernal smuin recovering from pneumonia. Cattle moved to Blue mountain for summer. Hailstorm damages gardens. Primary officers host children's dance May 26. Mr and Mrs Martin Atwood welcome baby boy May 26. Golden Rule Store sale promotion looms with building sold and big bargain event anticipated.
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Archia Books
Virgil Burke
Harvey
Stephen Adama
George A. Slaugh
Diamond Mountain
Mr. Slaugh
Virgil Durke
Carrell
Fred Slaugh
Stephen Atwood
Wyoming
Della Chivers
Alhandra Ja
Alonzo Atwood
Loren Boron
Willam Postma
Rector Mine
John Slaugh
Will
Andrew Atwood
Whiterocks
Angus Slaugh
Misa Rachel Atwood
Dry Fork
John Robbina
Owen Wall
Jensen
Evan Williams
Willam Edwards
J. Edwin Collier
Vern
Gilbert Smuin
Florence Willis
Vernal
William Edwards
Blue Mountain
Martin Atwood
Farmers Run Late Polling Radio 146000 Stations
A note highlights the extensive reach of farming radio activity with 146000 farms in the United States engaging in late hours and radio actions. It underscores the endurance and communication networks of farmers nationwide.
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United States
Fort Duchesne News Highlights From May Week
Fort Duchesne and nearby towns share social updates including visits by Ross Crandall, a wedding at Moffat for Mr and Mrs Hodily on May 23, and attendance at a Whiterocks play. Indian student John Red Foot is brought home for burial from Haskell School. Cost to complete telephone lines is about 6000 dollars.
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M. M. Fryer
Ross Crandall
Wallace Stark
Mr. Slark
Milas Merle Tingham
J.P. Indy
F. O. Lundberg
George Dickson
Vernal area social and health notes include gatherings and illness
Sunday events in Vernal featured priesthood meetings attended by Jensen A and the Dudley brothers, visits from Florence Evans, and a G F club picnic at the Oakleys in honor of Pardon Dodds Jr. A storm affected the area while residents aided sick Chandis Wall and William Turner recovers from appendicitis. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Caroline Chatwin.
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DeMar Dudley
Andrew Dudley
Wiliam Turner
Susie ‘Nelson
May Nelson
Lula Ainge
Hugh Snow
Corwin Snow
Juniper Springs
Florence Evans
Brush Creek
G. F. Club of
Vernal
Jensen
Anna Snow
Ellen Gardner
B. Snow
Warren L. Billings
Rainbow
Billings
Caroline Chatwin
Hugh Stewart
Trail Creek
Robert Johnson
Local visitors and family gatherings in Vernal and nearby
Asa of Watson visited Mrs. John Oakley and her son’s parents on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murray traveled to Vernal on Friday. Kenneth Snow Beatrice Twitchell and Margery with May Langston of Vernal spent Sunday at Albert Snow’s home where Harvey Turner showed marked improvement after eleven weeks. A Sunday birthday dinner honored Albert Snow with Ellen Gardner Anns Snow Luther Stewart Ness Woodrow Snow Emery Stong among guests. The Stong couple left Monday for New Mexico for the summer. Solomon Case arrived from Hambow to visit his parents Poetor and Mrs Case.
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Won Asa
Watson
June Court to Hear Few Jury Cases and Estate Petitions
June court will hear a limited docket including adjustments of estates. Filings seek orders of sale of real estate annual accounts and distributions and appointments of executors and guardians for several Utah estates and minors.
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William Cook
Isadore Preece
Charles Fred Wahlquist
John Russell Forsythe
J. Scanlon
John Glenn
Minute Dodds
Malachin McCoy
Lyman B. Brown
Ouray Taveapont
George Taveapont
John Heber Preece
Stanley Preece
Leoland Preece
Dean Preece
Fay I Preece
Vaughn Preece
Susan Maria Britt
Maria Britt
Senator King Moves U S Enter World Court
Senator King introduces a senate resolution for U S entry into the world court with reservations. It seeks an amendment to the League of Nations protocol to exempt U S compulsory jurisdiction and ensure U S equality in judge selection while denying any obligation under the Versailles peace treaty.
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Washington
United States
World Court
Senate
King
Democrat
Utah
League of Nations
Bart
Versailles
Oil Shale Demonstration Noted by Senator Phipps Letter
Senator Lawrence C. Phipps reports a Washington conference on shale oil extraction. A working model demonstrated by Victor Alderson and Norris showed success to oil commission members and high officials including Work, Hoover, Wilbur, Otis Smith, Hillary Jones, Bush, and Milliken. The demonstration impressed attendees.
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Daily News
Grand Junction
Colo
Lawrence C. Phipps
Washington
Victor Alderson
Colorado School of Mines
Norris
EB. W. Milliken
Colorado
President’s Oil Commission
Hillary Jones
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Bush
California
Interior Department
Huge Skull of Monster New Find at Quarry
The skull, nearly a yard long and the largest yet found in this geological age, will be sent to the university for cleaning and plastered for protection. Prof Douglass says it could make the University of Utah a major fossil holder as work continues at the quarry and Carnegie Museum researchers study nearby bones.
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Doug
U. of U
Douglass
Carnegie Museum
Skelton
Congressman Colton
York
Douglas
Utah Fossil Field Is World Famous
Washington reports that the Utah fossil field has yielded the richest deposit of dinosaurian and other prehistoric reptilian skeletons found anywhere in the world. The find highlights this region as a premier source for paleontological study and public interest.
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Utah
Washington
Dinosaur fossils uncovered at Utah’s national monument
A bulletin from the Interior Department highlights the Dinosaur National Monument discoveries in northeastern Utah. Carnegie Museum pioneer Earl B. Douglass led 1909 1923 digs with later work by Smithsonian and University of Utah teams yielding massive bones including a Brontosaurus specimen named for Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
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Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Department of the Interior
Earl B. Douglass
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburg
Carnegie Museum
Smithonian Institution
University of Utah
Andrew Carno- Rilo
Pittsburg
Jess
Rallef
Monatora
Colton
Dinosaur Peak
Ila
Dinosaur Monument
Jensen
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Monument
Vernal described as twelve miles west of nearest rail point
The town of Vernal lies twelve miles west of the nearest rail approach at Watson Utah on the Utah narrow gauge line linking at Mack Cold with the Denver and Rio Grande Western main line. It is fifty four miles by auto from Watson to Vernal.
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Vernal
Watson
Utah
Uintah Railroad
Mack, Cold
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Varnal
Tribune
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Golden Rule
Duchesne
Dance Brothers Touring
F. Gucker
Henry Pehacek
Red Front
U. S
Sen. Phipps
Monster New Find
Vernal Lumber CO
James McNaughton
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