Gov Blood to Speak at Final Democratic Rally Here
Governor Henry H Blood will address the final campaign rally at Imperial Hall on Monday with central committee members and county nominees in attendance. The event previews national youth aid, social security, CCC camp success, and bank deposit insurance, aiming to showcase past and present Democratic policies and education efforts.
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Central Committee
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State Road Commission
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CCC
Uintah County
Uintah deer hunt yields 450 bucks in county record count
The 1938 Uintah deer hunt ended with about 450 bucks shot, larger animals from higher regions show the best quality. Deputy Warden Lloyd Noel notes the herd is increasing despite steady taking, while hunters at checking stations report an overall average bag and notable large antlered bucks like Lambert’s 13 points and 31 1/2 inch spread.
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Alwys
Vernal Utah Opens WPA Nursery School as State Project
The Vernal WPA nursery school begins operation as one of ten in Utah. It serves low income preschool children and acts as a community lab for child welfare, with funding from county, city, and school board, plus local clubs. Enrollment aims for 25. classes run five days weekly from 6 to 3, with meals, naps, and parent observation encouraged.
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Parden
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Board of Education
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First Wand
First West
First North
Vernal Manila Road Project Under CCC Labor
A major road improvement program began November 1 on the Vernal Manilla highway. The CCC camp in Sheep Creek canyon, under cooperation with the forest department, will repair Carter Creek and Birch Creek sections and extend work for at least six months. About 1,000 workers are expected to be employed, with funding for a set period.
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Uintah Mountains
Sheep Creek Canyon
Forest Department
Carter Creek
Birch Creek
Thornburgh
Eshier
Sheep Creek
CCC
Hickerson Park
Uintah County Sets Six Day Pheasant Hunt Start
Uintah County joins seven Utah counties for a six day pheasant hunt from Sunday November 6 to Friday November 11. Deputy Warden Floyd Noel notes the crop appears above average and urges hunters to obtain permission from landowners and avoid livestock. No closed season is declared this year.
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Hugh Galdwell Not New Employee at J C Penney
A meeting of the Legion Abel lary will be held at the home of Mrs Adair Tyzsck on November at pom.
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J C Penney
Legion Abellary
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Adair Tyzsck
Pom
Red Cross First Aid Training And Funeral For Greenhow
Davis notes show Henry H Greenhow died of a heart attack and his funeral was held in the Davis ward chapel with Bishop Alfred Simper presiding. The Red Cross Uintah Chapter reports extensive first aid training across Vernal Jensen Gusher and surrounding areas and the program will continue next year with new stations and certificates issued.
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Davis Ward
Alfred Simper
Vernal Memorial Park
Swain
Lester Bingham
Fred Slaugh
William Gardiner
Alfred Ellirtts
Harold
Marvin Davis
Marvin Peterson
Mr Greenhow
Colorado
William J
Mary Jane Kenory Greenhow
Elizabeth Smuin
Martha G Slough
Hyrum Greenhow
Maggie G ‘Elifritz
Nellie OG Gartiner
Tom Greenhow
Charlotte , Davis
Almira Davis
Bud
Flora Greenhow
Vernsl
Mary Peterson
Jensen
Uintah
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Miry Margered Witbeck
Crafrman
J W. Brewers
Leota
Jenson
Guxher
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Voyager Tells Of Daring Canyon Jaunt
Ay Amos Berg writes from Grand Canyon Arizona about a three man river voyage down the Colorado. Buzz Holmstrom Willis Johnson and Berg push toward 1000 miles of canyon and rapids in a 63 pound pneumatic boat while Holmstrom has run every rapid solo without portage.
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Willis Johnson
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Holmstrom
Oregon
Johnson
Uintah County Schools Hopeful On Constitutional Amendments
The Uintah County Board of Education urges broad support for the first two constitutional amendments on the November 8 ballot. Aimed at equalizing educational opportunities, the appeal cites high local tax levels, uneven state funding, and the need to stabilize school financing across districts.
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Broken OCR fragment hints at political debate and public sentiment
Fragmentary text references a political scene with mentions of Republicans Democrats and voters. It notes statements about democratic form and employment issues, suggests a discussion on national direction, and implies ongoing debate without clear conclusions or names.
Uintah Stake Faces Conference With Youth Cadet Program
The Uintah Stake prepares for a quarterly conference with a Church Welfare Board representative and general authorities. Public meetings Sunday at the Stake Tabernacle will feature a Youth Cadre program for ages 12 to 20, a court of honor, and welfare committee sessions.
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Church Welfare Board
First Ward
Stake Tabernacle
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Ita
Hloosevelt
Taeventons
Blake
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Democratic Rally and Dance
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