Maesers Social News Recaps Visits Parties and Births
Maesers social column notes Mr and Mrs J G MacLaughlin visiting relatives in town after a Hayden Colorado trip. Wamsleys and Warbys move into Leo Smith’s house, coal mine workers Price and Beebe split ownership, and Akhurst visits Vernal. Local births, illness updates, and Halloween party plans fill the column.
Half Holiday and Halloween Frolics at Local School
Community effort spurs a vernal half holiday for workers to help in landscape projects. Ghost costumes, peanuts and games followed a schoolhouse event for youths, with a large group of families and local residents attending. Several locals, including Archy and Will McConkile, were noted for cattle shipments, while Vera Carpenter visited from Rich’s coal mine. Grant Carpenter suffers gallstones and stays near medical aid, as Grace Hall visits Vernal during Stringham travels. Mr. and Mrs. Morehead welcomed a baby girl born November 1 after relocating from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Bingham
Norma Allen
Lorna Oaks
Clara Vernon
Rowena Stringham
Isabel Hislop
Sarah Oaks
Elizabeth Colton
Mary Grey
Iola Schanno
Lavar Roper
Isabel Caldwell
Junius Hacking
Leonard Allen
Stanley Preece
Ivan Slaugh
Albert Jones
Clarence Ramsey
Bryant Roper
Neal Schafermeyer
Harold Thomas
Isaac Nelson
Harold Ashby
Wallace Oaks
Mra
Ed Colton
Lester Bingham
Carl Preece
Isaac Jones
PF. C. Stringham
F. M. Caldwell
Sam Grey
Archie
Will McConkile
Vera Carpenter
A. H. Price
Rich
Grant Carpenter
B. Q. Colton, Jr
Roosevelt Stake
George Wilson
H. O. Colton
Rulon Bullock
Thomas Abbott
Nola Schanne
Charles Schanne
R. L. Pixton
Nellie Oaks
Edna Dudley
LeRoy Carroll
Paul Morehead
Moreheads
California
Lewis Gerber
Kenneth Speirs
Vernal
Grace Hall
Briant Stringham
Dr Harvey Hullinger and the Uintah Basin Pioneers
Dr Harvey Hullinger chronicles early Uintah Basin settlement from 1883 to 1922, detailing homesteaders turning sagebrush into farms, his medical work among Ute and Uncompahgre bands, barter economy, and his role averting a potential Indian war by negotiating with Colorado troops and tribal leaders.
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Uintah Basin
Winfield
Hullinger
Adelbert
Uintah
Territory
Utah
Uintah County
Ouray Indian Reservation
Vernal
Uintah Reservation
Green River
Jensen
Govvernment
Meeker
Colllorado
Colorado
Grean
Duchesne
Ouray
Coloran
Iegislature
United States
Fort Duchesne
Calvary
Colorado State Line
Fwo
Fulham
Jack Ward
Jen
Ben
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Charley Bhavanaux
Mountika Sheoep
Dawson
Jeneen
Fortwick
Eation
Public Camp Policy: Mather Urges Fees, Abatement of Free Camps
Director of National Parks Mather labels free auto camps a social menace and calls for municipal elimination of the free camp. He proposes charging for camping and forest service managed sites to fund development and curb misuse, noting genuine travelers will pay for proper facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Parks
Mather
Mathers
Forest Service
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Mazeler
J. G. MacLaughlin
Eugene Cowman
Long Beach
Calif
William Neal
Hayden, Colo
MacLaughlin
Mrs. Neal
Earl Wamsley
Marion Warby
Leo Smith
Wm. Akharat
Wamsley
Tab Rich
Charlies Beebe
Willam Akhurst
J. W. Stevens
Join Hofeliuz
Joss Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Caldwell
Hofeltz
Mary Ann Wameley
Marie McConkie
Caroline McConkie
Charles Shanno
Francis Cole
Clarence Bird
Cole
Milo Snow
Shirley
Leslie Thacker
Grace Lambert
Ethel Vernon
Lucy Stevens
Lapoint
Colton
Williiam Akhurasat
Fred Akhurst
Maeser School
Hallowe’en
Harvey Coe Hullinger
Vernal Auto CO
Hudson
Essex
AJAX
Nash
Sowards & Evans Trucking Company
Price
Vernal, Utah
J. G. Peppard Seed Company