Uintah High team wins national stock judging honors
Uintah High School’s Future Farmer Stock Judging team and coach Harold M Lundell returned from the American Royal Stock Show in Kansas City with Utah’s highest high school honors. National winner LaVern Hems street. teammates LaVott Merrill and Neil Caldwell. A parade and demonstration followed.
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Uintah High School
Kansas City
Utah
Harold M. Lundell
LaVern Hemstreet
LaVott Merrill
Neil Caldwell
Evanston
Salt Lake City
Uintah County
Tishop
Alfred Simper
LeRoy Simper
Price
Lynn Murdock
Heber
W. S. Henderson
Northwest
James H. Wallis
New Moore and Luxton Store Opens in Neat Ground Floor
Local notice reports Moore and Luxton finishing a new ground floor store with a fine appearance. A grand ball is planned at the Social Hall tonight and again on Thanksgiving night. The Ulntad House feed stable is now run by A. B. Atwood, with patronage requested.
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Moore and Luxton
Ulntad House
A. B. Atwood
Fifty Years Ago District Notes and Farm Reports
Fifty years ago S P Dillman left for Linwood and Manila Tuesday with election supplies and will return to vote. Horace Coltharp returns from sheep markets, reports a pleasant trip and fair prices. Robert Dean teaches at Strawberry near Nuchesna City. Dr A Rose sold about 1,900 bushels of apples this fall. total apple crop about 4,600 bushels. George McKee and wife of Rangely visiting Vernal, seeks mares. Mrs John N Davis returns from trip to Salt Lake and Meher, with her mother Mrs Jasperson of Heber staying. E C Lee of Nine Mile reports immense crops. Ross Bartlett operated on for appendicitis.
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S. P. Dillman
Linwood
Manila
Horace Coltharp
Robert Dean
Nuchesna City
A. Rose
George McKee
Rangely
Hugh W Colton Addresses Rotary on Utah Cattle Industry
Hugh W Colton vice president of the National Cattlemen's Association told the Vernal Rotary Club that Utah's cattle industry grossed 62 million dollars. He traced the industry from pioneer days to 750000 head today, praised State Land Board chair C R Henderson, and blamed imports for calf prices dropping from 41 to 21 cents per pound since 1951.
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Utah
Hugh W. Colton
National Cattleman's Association
Vernal Rotary Club
Veriad
Mr. Colton
Uintah Basin
Vernal
U. S
Colton
C. R. Henderson
State Land Board
Red Wash Bartletts Visit In Oklahoma
Mrs. D. E. Wardle reports Dan Bartlett and Debbie accompanied by Mrs. Bartlett left Friday for Tulsa Oklahoma to visit their relatives. Taylor Temples returned from a Colorado elk hunt with relief, while David Temples is treated for arm injuries in Salt Lake City. Mark Leonard recovers from a burn with no permanent scars. John Wingert and family came back from a trip to Iowa. Susanni Wardle of Ver-
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Dan Bartlett
Debbie
Tulsa
Okla
Taylor Temples
Hunt
Colorado
David Temples
Salt Lake City
Mark Leonard
John Wingert
Iowa
Susanni. Wardle
Ver
Cattle Industry Backed by Colton Speech at Club
Mr Colton urged a $30000 investment in farm machinery to run a small cattle outfit praising cattlemen for rejecting government handouts. He warned that policy relying on imports could trigger a crisis in war when imports are blocked. President Aycock and Stewart Ashton introduced him. Ralph Ashton announced a Halloween party for Oct 31 at Dinaland Country Club with members, decorations, costumes, dancing and a midnight buffet.
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Colton
Ken Aycock
Stewart Ashton
Mnother
Ralph Ashton
Dinaland Country Club
Wardle family and friends mark birthday and gatherings
The article notes Don Wardle’s mother turning 83 with many relatives visiting and relatives hosting birthday celebrations. It mentions Nora Kendall, Marilyn Snow, Karen Temples, and Jene Baker along with several other locals at gatherings, games, cake, ice cream, and a Skull Party at the recreation hall. It also lists visits by Art Coy and family, BYU visitors, and several local households in Vernal and Ashley Valley.
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Nal
Don Wardle
Art Coy
Rangely
Hugh Coys
Nora Kendall
Vernal
Marie Wardle
Marilyn Snow
Sylvia Slaugh
Karen Temples
Jene Baker
Mary
Laura Johnson
Mark Anderson
Leann Shewell
Janna Lynn Shewell
Melinda Wardle
Mary Usery
Linda Temples
Recreation Hall
Ashley Valley Jr. High
Les Maler
Randy Vincent
Red Wash
Don Wardles
BYU
Provo
Bob Schoolers
Jim Leonard
Judy
Nia
Hell Tolls author Donald Andriano in Utah story
Problems entering around water in a desert state lead to a feature on The Hell Tolls by Donald Andriano Chief of the Fisheries Division. The piece appears in the November December issue of Utah Fish and Game. Also notes a Philco refrigerator for sale and a contact number.
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Utah Fish and Game
Donald Andriano
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General Contracting
Bull
A. W. Posts
W. L. Bud
Uleh
Ross Coast. Co
General Oil Field
U.S
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OU Feld
Intermountain
Vernal Daug CO
Pardon Dodds
Miller Welding Supply
East Wahway
Parkish
Verna
Alan Roy Thomas
Mgr
C. P. Pederson
Oilfield & Shop
Reller & Idle R Flebuilding
Oklahoma
D. E. Wardle
Iuez
Gilmer A. Chivets
Vernal Furniture
Montgomery Texaco
Stokermatic
Gilmer Chivers
Bank of Vernal
Aloy
William A. Stevenson
Sherwin - Willams
JaTtt
Call Ford Construction Company
HELP
Barnett & Batty. Oat
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Oiens
Birm
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Echo Park
Columbia
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Onsit
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Leland Gandrich
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Ashton Way
C. R. Showalter
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Frompt
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Singer
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Call
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Niz
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America
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Hank Kelcham
Wuturn
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Lyn Morrill
Charles Lewis
Nein
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Spmsy
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Paulson Road
Warren
Omu
Nice
Wasatch Ave
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Texaco
KC Ranches Inc
Roosevelt
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Maryland
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Game Magazine
Donald A. Smith
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