Uinta and Wasatch Vie For Quarter Football Honors
Uinta and Wasatch compete for early quarter honors as wool campaign winds down nationwide Wool Week runs November 8 to 14 with ten thousand stores promoting wool fashions and extensive advertising New York is the style hub where industry leaders including Arthur Hyde and James C Stone will speak at the Waldorf Astoria banquet broadcast statewide Wool Week aims to boost demand for woollens worsteds and home textiles across retailers and civic groups nationwide
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United States
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Arthur Hyde
James C Stone Chaiman
Federal Farm Board
Woolweek
Chambers of Commerce
EtetaLera
Great Ramish Budget Play Draws Large Vernal Audience
The Vernal First Ward Budget play The Great Ramish was presented at Imperial hall to a large audience. Cast members include Lowell Fox Frank Post ma Grate Blaugh Ruth Calder Lyla Carpenter Weldon Bastian Dorothy Merkley Halle Willis and Vernon Collier with Mrs Lloyd Winn in charge.
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First Ward
Ramish
Imperial Hall
Lowell Fox
Frank Postma
Grate Blaugh
Ruth Calder
Lyla Carpenter
Weldon Bastian
Dorothy Merkley
Halle Willis
Vernon Collier
Lloyd Winn
Armistice Day program at Congregational Church
The Congregational Church will hold a special Armistice Day program during morning services on Sunday. The event aims to honor veterans and commemorate the end of hostilities.
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The
Congregational Church
Myton Attorney Weds in Salt Lake City Tuesday
Representative Bertie L. Dart of Myton wed Miss Mary Elvina Kempton in Salt Lake City Tuesday afternoon. Bishop Frank Pingree officiated at the LDS hospital, with Kempton a division supervisor and Dart a former Utah legislator and attorney. The couple planned a visit to Thatcher Arizona with Kempton’s parents.
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Bertie L. Dart
Myton
Salt Lake City
Code Revision Commission
Duchesne County
Mary Elvina Kempton
the Tribune
Frank Pingree
LDS Hospital
Misa Kempton
Dart
University of Utah
Twenty Years Ago Obituary and Local Notes in Utah
Twenty years ago the obituary column lists John N Davis Wm Witheck Enos Benmnion Phil Stringham and Ed. Samuels shipping sheep this week loaded at Mack Thursday. Page Woven wire fence plan suggests low prices in Vernal this fall due to truck transport and power shortages. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Fred Wood on Tuesday. Claud Searle and Myrle Searle return for funeral of sister Mrs Rueben Puller. Thomas Johnistur and Ja nne back from Cheako. C B Bartlett and George Warshone stay in Jony Montana with Mrs Bartletts parents.
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John N Davis
Wm Witheck
Enos
Claud Searle
Uintah Clinches Division Title With Wasatch Tilt Ahead
Uintah wins division championship and faces Wasatch in Salt Lake City to decide who reaches the state semifinals. Carbon is eliminated after losing to Grand High in Moab, while Uintah defeated Duchesne 47 to 0.
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Uintah
Wasateh
Salt Lake City
School Board approves west Ashley bus service extension
At the regular monthly meeting chaired by Roy Taylor the Board of Education approved extending bus service to the west part of Ashley with an allowance of 10 per person. Superintendent Slaugh noted efforts to heat remote areas with auxiliary gas heaters and avoid frozen pipes. Superintendent Den reported county schools well organized with solid enrollments and improved work, with most students attending school.
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Board of Education
Roy Taylor
Russell Todd
P Maughan
Mary Witmer
G Goodrich
H 5
Olsen
Gecryn A Slaugh
Ashley
Ralph Sikidoway
Ulnta High School
Central
Uintah High School
Den
Attering
Election day dinner hosted by Ladies Aid at Community House
The Ladies Aid held a successful election day dinner at the Community House on Tuesday and followed with a business meeting. They planned a bazar to take place during the first week of December.
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Ladies Aid
Turkey Growers Prepare to Ship Turkeys from Utah
Shipment of Thanksgiving turkeys to eastern and western markets will begin today in Utah. State inspector E L Barrett said Galt Lake reports Ephraim Vernal and Plainview will start shipments on that date.
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Utah
E L Barrett
Galt Lake
Ephtiam
Vernal
Planding
Roosevelt Lions Club President Urges Immediate Route Completion
Clare Ashton, president of the Roosevelt Lions Club, appealed at a recent VerNal banquet for all Uintah Basin clubs to back completing the East Lake City to Colorado State Line railroad. He urged support from Roosevelt Heber City clubs to aid transport of basin produce to markets, calling the project vital and praising the banquet as a standout reunion.
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Vernal
Roosevelt
Heber City
Clare Ashton
Roosevelt Club
Clvb
Uintah Basin
East Lake City
Colorado State
Ashton
Basin
City Council Appropriates Funds for HLS Street Work
City council meeting at the Uinted State Bank building approved 200 for graveling a street near the high school and a U S 40 corridor strip. The city plans to haul gravel from the Twists, with T G Alexander in charge, and to advertise bids on metal pipe replacements costing 3000 from the bond issue. Approximately 1200 feet of wood pipe will be replaced east from Monument and 2609 feet north with six inch pipe east and four inch north.
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Uinted State Bank
T G Alexander
Monument
State Supervisors Praise Uintah High School Departments
L H Humphreys state supervisor for agriculture projects visited Uintah High School on Monday. He surveyed project reports, praised workmanlike quality, and noted the school’s facilities and efficiency. Miss Jean Cox and Miss Calder accompanied him. the visit could bring state funds and subsidies for 1933.
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L. H Humphreys
South Hughes
Uintah High School
H . Lundell
Peepernees
Albert’ Goodrich
Wumphrey
Jean Cox
State Educational Department
Humphreys
Miss Calder
Fife
Remembering Armistice Day and World War I sacrifices
The article recalls wartime memories from 17 and 14 years ago, honoring soldiers, nurses, and veterans. It highlights Armistice Day on November 11, the ongoing work of veterans organizations, and calls for honoring those who died or were wounded and rededicating to world peace.
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Red Cross Nurses and Welfare Organization
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled Veterans
Vernal City election results crown Cooper mayor and Alexander councilman
Official returns show Vernal voters electing R C Cooper as mayor on the Independent ticket by 3 votes over H B Calder. T Alexander wins the Citizen ticket seat by 15 votes over Ras Ashton. Bond issue of 50000 approved for waterworks upgrades. Incumbents Alexander and Eaton remain. Roosevelt and Duchesne results noted with Nonpartisan and local victors.
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Cooper
H B Calder
Citizens
T @ Alexander
Citizen
Ras Ashton
R C Cooper
T' G Alex«ander
E. Smith
Irvin Eaton
Charles A Hatch
L. H Moore
Myrtle King
Alexander and Eaton
Whch
Roosevelt
D P Whitmore
Paul Wikins
Ezra Burton
George H Harrison
Alfred Lubin
John EK
aVv
HK. B Calder
RC N
T © Alexander
Ali Rae Ashton
Driver E Smith
W & Henderson
Charles A. Hatch
OH Stringham
H. G DeMolsy
L H. Moore
T T Johnston
Myrtle
Armistice Day Program at Uo Auditorium
Armistice Day program slated for Wednesday November 11 at 8 pm features an orchestra, dramatic reading The Coward, violin trio, and readings Vive La France. Performers include Alice Caldwell Vernon Collies Weldon Bastian Helen Tenney and Karma Young. Directed by Lantes Auxiliary and Sir Guymon of VU.
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Orchestra
Wit
Alice Caldwell
Vernon Collies
Weldon Bastian
Repair Work on Green River Bridge Starts
Repair work on the Green River bridge began Wednesday to keep it usable for winter and until the new bridge starts next year. New stringers will replace worn ones, load limits will be eight tons with a guard enforcing it, test holes mark bed rock for the planned steel and cement structure.
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Qreen River
Colorado State
Rew
Uintah County
Creek
Jevon
Cockleburr Junction
Legion Members Hear Song Written for Body
At the Witbek Post No 11 American Legion meeting in the Congregational Community House Monday night the song Fair Land of Mine by Edgar Cuest and Victor Kolar was played by Legionnaire Olsen. Arrangements were made for Armistice Day with a program and banquet set for Uintah High School at 2 pm and an evening event. Rev George Guild and Lars Lundell were named on the program committee, Vern Mic Ball A Vy techs and LL P Christensen on the banquet committee, Stewart as toastmaster. A membership committee was formed and officers were officially installed October 22 with District Commander Guild presiding.
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Witbek
American Legion
Congregational
Fair Land of Mine
O ' Olsen
Edgar A Cuest
Victor Kolar
Uintah High School
George Guild
Bs Lundell
ogTam
Vern Mic- Ball
VY Techs
LL P Christensen
Cammarcher Stewart
Stores to Close Armistice Day Observance
Vernal stores will close on Armistice Day to honor service members both living and dead. The County asks every school to invite an ex serviceman to speak to students about the day’s significance.
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Vernal
Aprak
Randlett Youth Plays in Colorado Army Game
Owen Owens the son of Hugh Owens of Randlett left Colorado Springs with Colorado College to travel to West Point where the team faced Army on Saturday. Owens is cited as one of the club’s outstanding players this season.
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Randlett
Colorado Army
Owen Owens
Hugh Owens
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
West Point
Army
Owen
Howe of Aged Glines Couple Burns to Ground
A fire at six pm Wednesday destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs John Glines in Glines ward. The blaze consumed the house and contents despite a bucket brigade and neighbor efforts. Mrs Glines was away at a daughter’s in Watson and had not returned that morning.
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Howe
Glines
John Glines
Glines Ward
Alnough
Giines
Watson
Gines
Sander assigns management of Ashley Co op
Sander who has operated the Ashley Co operative for the past night announces he will continue under present conditions. The co op is a historic Uintah Basin institution and once one of the largest rural departments in the state. Sander thanks patrons as no decision has been made on stock or building disposition.
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T Sander
Ashley Co-operative
Sander
Uintah Bustin
Aii Sander
Helium Drilling Lease Near Green River Reported
A lease to drill for helium gas is filed on the H II Ruple property near Green River about 36 miles northeast of Vernal. Franc's McKeon of Los Angeles holds the lease to reach 400 feet depth before August 1 and work is expected to start early next spring. The land spans township 3 and 4 south range 25 east, totaling about 14000 acres and helium gas is to be used to extract dry ice and preserve butter for five years and aid buoyancy in ships per J J Reesa, local representative for Mr Johnson.
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Green River
Vernal
Franc
McKeon
Los Angeles
J J Reesa
Lot Mr Johnson
Funeral Services Held for John Willam Abplanalp in First Ward
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the First Ward chapel for John Willam Abplanalp who died Friday from appendicitis. Bishop J Clive Davis and Ernest Eaton spoke. the service included a ward choir and soloists. Abplanalp, 1892 birth in Vernal, is survived by his wife Cliva Arnold and six sons and a daughter, with burial at Vernal Cemetery.
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Ward
John Willam
Haller Witbeck
John Jorgensen
John Stacy
Horace W Woolley
MM. Batty
J Clive Davis
John Hall
Ernest Eaton
Bishop Davis
Abplansio
Hoe
Har
Eaton
Abplanalpa
Hair
Abton
Planalp
Ashley Valley
Fuller Remington
WE Witbeer
Shaffer
Francis Willis
Mariamwal
John Baird
Alfred
Hasel
Harald
Ferran Tom
Johnny
Jay
Ferrold
Mra
Ewa Abplanalp
Amicy Potter Bennett
Ernest Vasso
Nevada
Irs
Joe Price Bennett
Peters Zavales
George Johnson
George Madison
Laura
San Francisco
Alfred Mann
Marion
Arval
Vernal
Joseph McKnight
Park City
Abs. Decker
Salt Lake City
Ainge
Jensen
George Wear
Pesird
Uintah County Sale Slashes Hardware Prices at Vernal
The OCW & M Co of Vernal announces a sale starting next Tuesday to reduce stock. Hardware and implements will be cut to cost and below cost. Farmers urged to buy now as prices are lower than they have been in years and may not drop again.
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Uintah County
OCW &M. Co
Vernal
Reward Offered for Property Damage at Vernal Golf Club
A $2500 reward is posted by the Vernal Golf Club offering payment for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone damaging property on the course. The notice identifies an incident of property destruction and asks for tips.
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Vernal Golf Club
Multiple Notices From Craig Colorado Path to Common News
Rejoicing at the home of Druggist McNally over the arrival of a baby boy. E C Simms welcomes a son born last Sunday. Reports claim powerful railroad interests shape Ainsh Indian reservation opening. next Congress session may permit settlement. A monument to the late President Meitney is urged in Eono Lulu. Engagement announced between Helen Margret Kelly and Frank Jay Gout with a spring wedding planned. Henry Weist dies suddenly Sunday morning. Vernal seeks a bank and a large hotel to serve travelers.
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McNally
Arriol
Hort Bencay Te Dan Ht
Whiman
Alands Williams
Craig Colorado
E. C Simms
Congress
Eonolulu
Meitney
Mig Helen Margret Kelly
Jay Gout
Henry Weist
Vernal
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