U H S Auto Mechanics Shop Opens at Uintah High School
A new auto mechanics department is added to Uintah High School as part of vocational training. The shop will evolve into a general shop with skilled trades like machinist, sheet metal, electrician, and carpenter. Students learn tool use, repairs, nomenclature, and plant interior design. Ladies welcome in the shop and it is described as bright, neat, and modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Juteh School Cirricultum
Sauta Mechanics
Auto Mechanics Department
Y Mechanics
Vernal Shoud
Uintah High School
Roosevelt Future Farmers Take First Prize At National Session
Roosevelt Utah Future Farmers of America Toyack chapter won first prize at the national session, receiving $300 for exemplary projects. The Sweet Springs Missouri and Waterville New York chapters placed second and third, with Calico Rock fourth, as advisers and details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Future Farmers
Kansas Cily
Roosevelt Uteh
Toyack
Future Farmers of America
Future Farmers Meeting
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
Loyack
Sweet Springs, Mo
Waterville NY
Calico Rock
Utah
Uintah High School
Kansas City Stock Yards
PFA
Oklahoma
Idaho
Calfornia
Texas
LaVern Hemstreet
LaVoilr Merrill
Nell Caldwell T
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Farmers of Utah
Phelon Mateus
New Store for Moore and Lux Opens in Uintah
Grand ball at the Social hall and a Thanksgiving night event promise townsfolk a good time. A new stable in connection with the Uintah House is now under the charge of A B Atvool with patronage solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore and Luxon
Uintah House
Atvool
New Forest Highway Aims Shorter Route to Evanston and Salt Lake
A proposed twenty mile forest highway would extend from Elcker son Park the current Vernal Manila highway terminus to Burn Fork Wye on the Evanston roadway creating a direct link for Salt Lake and Evanston travelers. The route would pass through timberland and parks across flat terrain with easy grades. Residents of Salt Lake and Ogden are already using the Vernal Manila highway for weekend trips into the Uintah mountains, with a possible loop via Uintah Basin Vernal Manila main roads and returning through Manila Green River Wye Evanston to Ogden and Salt Lake.
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Elckerson Park
Evanston
Salt Lake
Ogdensie
Udnteh Mountains
Uintah Basin
Mountains
Manila Green Rier
Ogden
Drouth Relief Wheat Planted Along Green River Bottom Lands
Winter wheat planting along the Green River bottom lands progresses under Clyde F. Thompson of Salt Lake who recently took charge. E. J. Young, former disbursing agent for Uintah county, assists. Seed wheat is Banred, an improved Turkey Red variety. weather permitting 600 to 1000 acres will be planted this fall.
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Green River
Clyde F. ‘Thompson
Salt Lake
E. J Young
Uintah County
Mr Thompson
November School and Community Events Digest
A list of local events from November includes UHS Student Body Dance on the 2nd Pheasant Hunters Dance on the 3 and Pheasant Season Opens. Republican Rally Imperial School Board Meeting on the 4 General Election on the 6 Current Topics Club Library Dance Imperial on the 6 and UHS Year Book Dance on the 7. City Council Meeting on the 7 S UHS Year Book Dance on the 7 Armistice Day Program and Dance on the 12 Freshman Dance on the 16 City Council on the 21 34 Competitive play at WHS Peg O My Heart on the 23 2 PFA Ball on the 29 Thanksgiving on the 30 and County Commissioners meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHS
Straw Vote At Uintah High Schools Shows Surprising Figures
A Wednesday straw poll of Uintah Junior and Senior high schools recorded 560 votes from 363 seniors and 133 juniors. Democratic candidates led in several races with counts including W H King 157 and Abe Murdock 222, while other officials such as John W Weaver and Frank L Noel also appeared with reported totals. Two years ago the high school straw vote was 80 percent accurate in county results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Sted
W H King
Don B Colton
Abe Murdock
Arthi Wolley
Justice of Supreme Court
James H Wolfe
Daniel N Straup
Unexpire
Erm
Joseph Ritie
Ivai Ajax
George A Slaugh
L Knght
John W Weaver
Alfred Simper
John G Bolton
Davis Morrill
Frank L Noel
Charles T Pope
Frank G Slaugh
Martin W Curtis
J Emery Johnson
Hiram Richardson
C B Bartlett
Lester Bingham
Many Sportsmen Rally For Pheasant and Quail Hunt
Floyd Noel expects 200+ sportsmen from across the state to hunt pheasants and quail in Uintah county during opening week. Over 100 from Salt Lake plan to bring their own orchestra for the Hunters dance at the Imperial Saturday night. Bag limits set at 1 pheasant per day and 6 quail possessor limit. quail bag limit 10. season runs from November 4 to November 7 for quail and to November 11 for pheasant. Hunters urged to protect livestock and display good sportsmanship.
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Floyd Noel
Vernal
Ashly
Uintah
Salt Lake
Imperial
Noel
County Commissioners Set Tax Delinquent Date to December 20
At the regular monthly meeting of the tintah county commission era, a petition signed by more than 100 taxpayers asked to set the tax delinquent date to December 20 instead of November 30. County Treasurer M W Curtis presented the petition and the board approved December 20, 1934, as the delinquent date. Only routine matters were transacted but the day was busy for the board.
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Tintah
J Perry Olsen Travels to Grazing Meeting in Price
J Perry Olsen of Walcott Wo traveled through Vernal on Thursday while en route to a grazing meeting scheduled for Friday in Price.
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J Perry Olsen
Walcott Wo
Price
Uintah County Well Up On Payment Of Delinquent Taxes
A Uintah County survey shows high delinquent tax payments across Utah with Uintah County performing well. County Treasurer Martin W Curtis notes 1925 tax payment rates, the 2 percent interest offer on back taxes for 1928 29 39 31 expiring January 12 1995 and urges inquiries on the partial payment plan. Figures show back tax collections rising from 1932 1933 to 1934 with notable increases in tax remissions and current taxes. details provided for the period through October 1934.
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Uintah County
State Tax Commission
Martin W Curtis
Curtis
Uintah
San Juan
Victim Victor Abplanalp Funeral Services Held In Vernal
Funeral services for Victor Abplanalp a mine disaster victim were held in the Maeser ward chapel with Bishop Lester Bingham presiding. Speakers included Archie Johnson and H B Calder, with songs by Eva Hatch and a prayer by A Slaush Face to Face. Interment followed at Maeser cemetery. Abplanalp survived by his father Franklin and several siblings.
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Maeser Chapel
Victor Abplanalp
Seb
Vernal
Franklin Abplanalp
Edward I’ James
Clwin
Ester
Abplanaly
Mt Dell
Geo
Walter Abplanalp
Bingham Caspin Abplanalp
California
Doris Swain
Bingham
Fate Slaugh
Davis Ward
Mrs Nellie Rodabaugh Visits Mother After Salt Lake Trip
Miss Nellie Rodabaugh a teacher at the Dragon school spent Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs W A Kelthley after returning from Salt Lake.
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Nellie Rodabaugh
Dragon School
Salt Lake
W A Kelthley
Idaho Stock Judging Team Stops in Vernal on Return Home
The Idaho Stock Judging team visiting Vernal on their way back from the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City praised Utah for strong support and noted the Ashley Valley and Vernal city impressed them. Members included Warren Cate, Thomas W Smith Jr, Adrian Nelson, Ren Smith, Charles Barnes, Rexbury, and coach Mytthus W Ivans.
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Kansas City
Harold M. Lundell
UHS
Toun
Marjorie Twitchell
Maya R C Cooper
Uintah High School
H S Olson
Wortes
Uintah Basin
Utah
Paul L. Cowan
Vernal Lions Clu
L G Noble
Ashley Valley
Tintah High Heat
Lundell
Imperial Hall
LaVern Hemstreet
Idaho
Mytthus Wivans
Warren Cate
Boise
Thomas W Smith
Madison High
Rexbury
Adrian Nelson
Ren Smith
Charles Barnes
Idaho Falls High
Utah Fpa
Rhe
Vernal
Mutton distributed from local relief herds this week
On Monday 150 sheep were distributed by the local relief committee from Ray Stringham’s herd under the drought relief program. On Wednesday 100 more sheep were distributed from H W Woolley’s herd and slaughtered at Ernest Eaton’s corrals.
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Ray Stringham
Drouth
H W Woolley
Ernest Eaton
Twenty Years Ago Local Notes From Duchesne Area
Twenty years ago notes report Dillman leaving for Linwood and Manila with supplies, Coltharp returns from sheep markets and comments on prices, Dean teaching school, Dr Rose selling apples on the reservation about 1900 bushels, apple crop around 4500 bushels, McKee family visiting Vernal, McGee seeking mares, Mrs John N Davis returning from Salt Lake Heber trip with her mother, EC Lee of Nine Mile reports large crops, Ross Farniett operated for appendicitis.
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P Dillman Ieft
Linwood
Manila
Horace Coltharp
Robert Dean
Schowl
Mat Straverry
Duchesne City
Rose
George McKee
Rangely
McFee
John N Davis
Salt Lake
Heber
Jasperson
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U.H.S
H. J. Brown
Chicago
Walter E Atwood
Boise Idaho
Chehals Wash
New Forest
lLands
Library
S—Uhs
City Council
Duchesne
Eduard F
Elwin George
Walter
James
Harold Abplanalp
Maeser
Edward Watkins, Sr
Red Cross
American Legion and Auxiliary
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