Delegates from Ungan lead UEA leadership school
Delegates from Ungan district attend a three day Educational Octal Leadership School in November 13 to 15. The purpose is to train teachers from area schools to improve the functioning of the association and enhance teaching methods. Delegates include Doyle Lawton and others such as Bic Cutti and Alterra schsolae Tone Wankler.
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Ulotahgi A
Ungan
TBA
Vintah County
Educnth Association A Te Sheat
Doyle Lawton
County
satoc+ Bic
Cutti Whatcott
Cesicol Ticks
Alterra Schsolae
Tone Wankler
Jen
Fen School
Vote Challenge Reports Unclear Election Campaign Activity
In Vernal and statewide, chamber groups report voting mobilization efforts for the November 4 general election. The Junior Chamber and local bodies claim record turnout and broad outreach to members and the public amid community events and fundraisers, including a bazaar and chicken pie sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junor Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Unita
Ome
Chamber Merce
Ainish
Oil Field Notes Across Uintah Duchesne and Mesa Verde Regions
Fragmented oil field report detailing multiple well locations and tests in Uintah Duchesne and surrounding counties. Mentions West Pleasant Valley, Flat Canyon Structure, Green River formation, Mesa Verde rotary, and various unit numbers, test intervals, and equipment. Names include Lambert, Janet, Carter Oil Co, Sinclair Oil, and others. locations span Duchesne, Uintah, Carbon, Rio Blanco, and Mesa Verde areas with several test efforts and shut-ins noted.
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Lambert MN Deep Welle’ Production Inc
Duchesne County Flat Canyon
Janets Novarete Production Inc
West Pleasant Valley
Nene
Duchesne County
California Co
Focation
Chaputs Walls
Hermin Plader
Uintah
Bélan Aos Watson
Sourienatuiny Watton
Uinish
Bonanzé Ares
Paters Pound
Cithes Service Oil Co
Carbon County
Sat Sian
Ulntah
Green River
Walington
Warner
Bunn Vocational
Rio Blanco County
Colo
Rotary Rg
Mesa Verde
Rotary
Dakingé End Son
Nts
Carter Oil Co
Annie P
Uintah County
Orig
Badlands Cily
Sinclair
Walllocis
Taylor As
Carter
Caaing
Elmer Moon
Ol Co
W. Duchesne
Senor Scortensen
Smelstr-Oll
Ges
Cotoca
USA
Duchesna
Drig
Tantertal
and Gas Co
Poe Ho
Uintah Ol Co
Cilircree
Spas
Funeral Held For Eliza May Tenney
Funeral services followed the local customs with speaker Presiding Elder Aasenfo and other church members present. Surviving Tenney include daughters Mrs Christensen of Salt Lake, Mrs Loa Anderson of Rangely, Mrs Robert Wheadon of Vallejo, and grandson count with five. widowed by Carl J Tenney since 1911.
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Fae
Maedorgensen
Leland Ate Neill
Kent
Raviory
Robert
Pyalter
Fairview
Freton
Tenney
Angi
Aa Gengel
Minnie
Jane Colton
Wilson
Carl
J Tenney
Vernal
St. Johns
Casa Grande
Arizona
Mey ‘Tenney
Hed
Uaa
Abt
Tye
Servingyag Tellet Society
Price Ers
Uintah Saxe
Take
Sbéthid
Sedgull
Mutual Improvement Fy
Tepney
Christensen
Silt Lake
Loa Anderson
Rangelys Cola
Robert Wheadon
Vallejo
Celt
Katt ‘Wilson
Logan
Vernal Manila Road 9 23 Survey Near Completion
Incomplete OCRed notes describe the Vernal Manilla road survey near completion. Mentions site Creel Creek to Barlt and work extending along a six mile strip with widening and grading planned. References Kiewit and Sons of Wyoming as the contractor and Mr Morrison as a source.
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Manila
Betwen
Abelved
Ditle Brush
Creel
Mckee
Equipment moved in for Maeser event in Salt Lake City
Partial OCR shows equipment moved in for Maeser event in Salt Lake City with named individuals Roy M. Johnson and Mrs Arthur Manarine Wealans listed, notes about a car area, and a promoter at 22. The fragment also mentions Mead and Reich fe but lacks full context.
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Johnson
Gould
Noth! Mead
Arthur 'Manarinie Ta
Foreign policy views and a car crash report mix in brief
A 1050 pickup driven by Melvin Roberts, 54, Maser, crashed into two parked cars on a sleety road, continuing into a canal. Damage estimated at 525 dollars. Roberts cited for driving Under the influence and leaving the scene. Also included is a World Analyst’s views on foreign policy and the new administration, stressing balance of power, four freedoms, and reducing waste in defense and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Roberts
Maser
Mieser Ward
Lawrence Lly
Siddoway
Carl Richens
Basith
Indian Arrested on Charges Of Being Drunk
Floyd Grist Whiterocks was fined $100 in City Court Tuesday morning on charges of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Four Indian companions were fined $25 each or 12 hours in Jal. They were Dorn John, Morgan Grant, Edith Compesch, and Emma Lou Grant, all of White a morning record shows.
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Floyd Grist
Mighty Midgets to Wrestle Here Monday at Imperial
Wrestling fans will see the top attraction in the world the Mighty Midgets headlining in Imperial Monday. Little Beaver stands 42 inches tall and weighs 32 pounds with a long listed list of notable opponents and a notorious ring persona. Tom Thumb, born in England, at 46 inches tall and two pounds, is billed as a crowd favorite famed for his hip and jiggle moves. The card also features The Fourth Meltel and McCra adding speed and showmanship to the event, promising a colorful display of holds and quick action.
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Beaver
Fuzxy Cupid
oDen
Jand
Tom Thumb
England
Avin
An McCra
Cooper Halloween Fun For Children At Coopers
Children enjoy a Halloween party at Coopers featuring costumed actors in orange and black, a spook alley through corn stalks, dry leaves, and shocks of autumn. Tiny folks ate pumpkin cookies and fortune cookies, with prizes awarded to several costume-clad guests.
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BP Cooper
School Children Parade on Hallowe'en Day
Central school children joined a faculty led Hallo ween event on Friday with costumes and a parade from the school to the Vernal Motor Sales corner. Activities included lower grade parties in classrooms and a later gathering around 3 pm.
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Hallowe
Central School
Vernal Motor Sales
le Trost
Two Fires Reported by BLM During Deer Hunt
The Bureau of Land Management in Vernal reported two fires during deer season on Diamond Mountain. One blaze burned several acres before eight firefighters contained it after a hunter spotted it. The second fire, started by a hunter smoking, spread until it was stopped by a BLM crew. Officials warn hunters to prevent fires as Utah suffers a record dry spell. Campers and hunters are urged to extinguish all fires and cigarettes before leaving.
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Bureau of Land Management Office
Dale Niglon
Utah
Tarouth
Drouth
Bureau of Land Management Oliclala
Faculty Women’s League Meeting Hears Uintah Group Update
The Faculty Women’s League of Canada evening program featured Uintah High Echoal as guests. Mrs. Dainard Divlas presided at a dessert luncheon for members and guests. The group plans to reconvene November 24 with a full agenda.
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Canada
High
Leazns
Caldwell
Dainard
Wes Servce
Sateen
Fluoridation Debate Draws Vernal City Meeting
Dr. Pre presents long term dental benefits and safety of fluoridation citing ADA endorsement. Chamber of Commerce invites parents and citizens to a free public meeting to learn facts on fluoridation and city sewer water system plans. Uintah School District cooperates to spread information and asks school representatives to attend.
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City’n Sewer
Walter Tema
Recm Anendaliore
Bull Exchange to Feature Local Breeder Stock Sale
Pannal Dan Freed Sowards and Dougles lead a bull exchange at the county fairgrounds inviting local breeders to bring young bulls. The event adds a new feature bar and aims to help owners reclaim stray cattle before winter.
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Pannal
Dan_ Freed
Sowards
Sie County
Social Whirl: November Event Highlights
The Social Whirl notes a November calendar featuring a 15-Indian ic program and a Progressive Aris event. Community leaders promote cultural activities and local gatherings planned through the month.
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Isa Cares
Aris
OPS Suspends Price Ceilings on Lamb
Washington wires report the Office of Price Stabilization suspended price ceilings on lamb Thursday following a CPS decision to drop grading regulations for lamb, aligning with prior moves on mutton. Walter K. Granger in Salt Lake City relayed the action from James Wead, with statements from J. M. Jones of the National Wool Growers Association.
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Washington
Walter K. Granger
J. M. Jones
National Wool+Growern
Asm
Salt Lake
Uish
Nation
Hr Jones
James A. Hooper
Utal
Jones
Notable Architect Wright to Visit Vernal for Cultural Talk
Renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright will visit Vernal November 14 as a guest of Dr. J Franklin Robinson. The visit will support a study for Westminster College and include a talk at Uintah High School on November 16. Wright, famed for Taliesin in Wisconsin and Fallingwater, will discuss plans for a new cultural program in the mountain region.
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eCor
Wright
Imperial Hotel
Tokyo
Taliesin
Frank Lloyd Wright
Bes
Nright
Weirrp
Solone R. Guggenheim
New
Lite
the Architectural
Yorum
Saturday Review of Literature
Ree
Newsweek
House and Garden
Hise Beautiful
Vernal
Wrightly
Ie City
Plang Bt
Ebay
Eral
Weigh Ht
Worshlrvice
Uintah High Schoo
Forest head editors urge balanced deer harvest to save herd
The piece argues excessive use has reduced winter range productivity and deer numbers. It urges hunting both sexes and fawns, warns against targeting does and fawns alone, and promotes fair slaughter of male and female, old and young to prevent herd collapse. It compares fishing and hunting ethics to avoid partiality.
New Trap Shoot Range Opens Near Vernal
A new trap shooting range has been built three miles north of Vernal at the Vernal site. President Alvin Kay announces the range will be open for practice on Thursday and Friday. The facility is described as one of the best layouts in the state and the public is invited to attend.
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Alvin Kay
Deer Management Concerns and Editorial Response Clarified
A letter to the editor argues for humane deer management to avoid starvation and protect fawns. It urges public consideration of deer herd maintenance, female stock, and sustainable practices, while pausing from criticizing the editorial stance.
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al Hattie Burton
Charles Hoel
Mores Hospital
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OPS
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