Vernon City Election Returns Show Majorities and New Officials
The Vernal City vote produced a substantial majority for the new officers to serve four years. Mayor elect Stringham and council members Felich and Russell Montgomery won solid support. Incumbents Pope and Murray were reelected as treasurer, with results showing clear margins in HiCity precincts and several two year terms on the council.
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iBlsingham Sale
Charles Aflatch
Stringhon
Felich
Russell Mont- WiWendell
Pope
Don A Ber
Wilco Murray Treas
Fine
HiCity
Stringham
Hatch
Laungh
Tricket Donald A Barr
Felten
Russell
Philp Watkins
Raul Lyman
Charles T Pope
Wilson Murray Abent
Bmith
Armory Building Plans Discussed for Vernal Site
An American Legion meeting highlighted a proposed Vernal armory to be built east of the Vernal First Chapel. The brick structure measures about 44 by 14 feet, with federal funds of 839,7716 and Utah state support totaling 19,370.62 needed to complete the project.
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J. A. Cheney
American Legion
Cheney
Sdar
Covernor
Golk i Por ret ver U mut ge ees
Fragmentary OCR text references transportation and industrial projects in Utah with mentions of people and companies. It hints at magnes industry, proposed completions, and local figures like Davis and Olive Davis, with a transport firm and discussions of ongoing work during the season.
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Cp. Op RS
Gun misfire wounds Vernal Hunter in accident
A double barrel shotgun exploded injuring Vernal Hunter when a high velocity shell shattered his wrist and hand. The Parker Brothers gun, bought by his father B J Duke, was dropped into deep water and recovered years later. The family, including BJ Duke and brother Guy, praised his luck amid the shock and minor injuries.
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Wes Ray
Vernon Panture
Mit Mandap
Steei
Nie
Dale Tal
Parker Brothers
Hth
Duke
Vinh Lake
Guy
Hunter
Dike
National Defense Meeting at Tridelil Discusses Farm Food Program
A Tridel district gathering outlined Vin tah Basin Conservation Districts cooperation with farmers for the Food for Freedom program. County officials and SOS technicians highlighted the district’s rick program and emphasis on better feeding, pasture management, and increased yields from cultivated crops to boost 1942 feed production goals.
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Vintah Basin
Soi
SUI
Food For Freedom
Hilycu
Inc
Chalis Morrill
Ber
SOS
Worlyh
Pelker Howard Mayory
Hestock
Tyery
Uintah Indians And Dinosaur Featured In Utah Travel Pub
The November issue of Trailer Topics highlights Dinosaur National Monument and Ute Indian dances in Utah. Hi J Plumber of the State Department of Economic and Industrial Development says the leading story promotes Utah as a land of numerous scenic and tourist attractions beyond the well known spots.
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Dinosaur National Monument
National Publica
Hi J
State Department
Euaeny
Licle
State Office
Utah
Trallee
Uwira
Inethat
Plumbor
Funeral Services for Pioneer Father Held Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday for a pioneer father in Naples Valley, with many attendees and a crowd overflowing the chapel. The deceased, Winfield Sealot Thivithger Tl, died at 7:00 p.m. on the day after a heart attack following an asthma episode, leaving a legacy as a successful Ashley Valley farmer and stock raiser. Presiding was Bishop Lavell Manwaring of the Naples ward, with invocation by Barry Boutham and the closing by Asher Manwarhle.
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Naples
Winfield Sealot
Nmallliger
Wes Run
Ashley Valley
Stullinger Wan
Harvey Coe Hilger Ben Tefarian
County Endorses L P Christensen For Committee Seat
County commissioners met Friday at the request of WS Henderson and PD Jones to endorse Leon P Christensen for a public utility and industrial column seat. Gov Herbert B Maw will review endorsements. The meeting also extended a delinquency date for taxes to December 20 1941. Palmer county supervisor reported weed program closure with 18 days left to gather bills. Continued on Page Five.
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Uniton County
WS Henderson Opi J PD Jones
Leon & Christensert
Dulictty and
Industral Columes
Utah
Thil
Uerbert
Lemep Lohristensen
Leter
Christensen
A Cheney
Commissionera
Leg Hennim
Warn
Marenice
Palmer County
State Department of
Weed
Palmer
Pope Development Company
Saphait
Uintah Stake Conference Held Sunday in Utah
The Uintah Stake Conference featured Joseph Pielding Smith and Gterling H Nelson from the LDS Church addressing the gathering. The general session opened at 10 with the Maeser chorus and prayers, followed by remarks on missions and updates from local church leaders.
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Joseph Pielding Smith
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Gterling H Nelson
Welfare Board
LDS Church
Galt Lake
Uniteh Stake
Karl Encer
Mary Slough
Wm B Wallis
Maeser
Beatrice Stringham
Lucilla Johnson
Archie Johnson Warren
Richardson
J Wallace Johnson
Charles Bingham
Horace Mortill
Clara Morrill
Austin Haws
Newell i Remington
Johnson
Maeser Girls
Luther Stewart Civil War Veteran Dies in Salt Lake City
Luther Stewart a veteran of the 2nd Utah Cavalry Troop I died at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City from complications after a heart attack two weeks earlier. Funeral arrangements follow sister’s notice in Boston. he was a long time Branish American War veteran and member of Terry Rough Rivers from Utah.
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Luther Stewart
Jencete
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Stewart Wn
Terry Rough Rivers
Utah
Stewart
Basin Hospital
Vete Tana
Amasa C Caldwell
Fister
Oakley
Ward
Mat Johnson
Boston Mass
Red Cross Drive Sets 750 Members For Uintah Chapter
The Uintah County Red Cross drives to recruit 750 adult members begin Tuesday with plans including an 8 am breakfast in the GH Core Armistice morning. Mrs Sifian Henderson, chapter chair, says quotas were raised to meet 1941 needs and will continue on page four.
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Red Cross
Mra Sifian Henderson
Unital
American Red Cross
Armistice Day Closing Urged in Utah by Governor Maw
Governor Maw urged proper Armistice Day observance in Utah with a proclamation calling all business donors and industrial institutions to close so residents may participate in programs honoring those who sacrificed and safeguarded democracy. Mayor Cooper issued a similar proclamation urging stores to close from morning to late afternoon for a parade and programs.
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Utah
Herbert B Maw
R C Cooper
Armistice Day Parade Plans Announced
Armistice Day observance will feature a parade and program on Tuesday with an unusually picturesque route. A bicycle corps from elementary and junior high schools, decorated bikes and cash prizes for best attire are planned. Special cars will carry Civil War veterans and other veterans groups. A 1050 8 m ao program at Uintah high and a memorial service will follow, with a dance at Imperial Hall and a banquet at Grill Cafe hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Warynels Armista
Mra Fae Ashton
American Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary Daughters of the
Utah
Phnrem
Uintah High School
Harl J Engar
Alegiance
Grant H West
Fhia
Central School
Imperial Hall
Mir Myrihen Davis
Mary Hampton
American Legion
Grill Cafe
Red Cross Drives Enrollment Across Chapters in War Effort
National defense drives for the 440 Red Cross chapters push enrollment up amid war activities. President Roosevelt, serving as American Red Cross president, is pictured with Norman DeVe pinning enrollment badges on the president’s lapel. A poster promotes the drive as part of the war emergency effort.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Roosevelt
Drot
Norman No Deve
Bere Becaien
Uinta Mountains Highlighted By Forest Service Speaker
H W Gatley of the National Forest Service spoke to Vernal Lions and partners at a Uintah school event about Uintah Range maps charts and fossils. He called the Uinta mountains the nation’s most interesting sky range and noted potential tourist impact from exposed rocks and geological features.
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Uinta Mountains
Sky Range
H. W Gatley
National, Forest Service
Vernal Lions
At & Plioannt
Tinta Mountains
Subscriptions drive to boost Vernal Express votes before November
A campaigning appeal urges subscribers to renew early to maximize vote value before the November 16 deadline. It stresses workers achieving scholarships through steady effort, urging brigades to work hard now to win prizes and improve the paper’s standing.
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Vernal Express
Mhy
Carnot
Red Cross Calls For Greatest Roll Call
Uintah Med Cross Chapter urges all-out support for Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 3p. Mrs Henderson says 750 members for Uintah share, to aid expanded services and civilian defense. Red Cross staffing has grown across 185 stations and 800 posts, with 200 field directors and 140 hospital workers. A $14000 construction program funds administration buildings at army camps with first aid and home nursing classes.
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Uintah Med Cross
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Ito
BOO Polita
Andstania
Army Land Navy
Henderson Atd
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