School Board Weighs Bus Schedules and Naples Water
The board debates earlier bus departures to prevent long days for students and considers piping water from Verusi city mains to Naples. Topics include sick leave pay under the teachers contract and a new order of business requiring written submissions. State Superintendent Skidmore addresses educational matters in Plate and county.
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James Karren
Jacob N Lybbert
Naples
Verusi City
Todd
Beelry
Noble
UEBA
Salt Lake City
Charles H Skidmore
Plate
County
Colorado Expects to Beat Utah to State Line on US 40
A wager between the highway committee chairmen of the Denver and Salt Lake chambers of commerce floated after W. D Rishel returned as Utah State Automobile Association president. Colorado expects to complete a paved US 40 to the state line before Utah.
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Colorado
Utah
Highway Committee
Denver and Salt Lake
Denver Officials Press Urgent US 40 Highway Work
Mr Rishel reports Denver groups push immediate improvements to US 40 between Denver and Salt Lake City. A program aims to influence Colorado Governor and highway commission to rush construction. Six Denver organizations plan to send delegates to Vernal on November 13 for a Lions club meeting to organize a bid take Denver or Colorado Utah U. Forty Highway association.
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Rishel
Denver
Denver Chamber
Rish
Salt Lake
Colorado
Ite
Vernal
Vernal Lions Club
Uintah County Fund Balances Reported by Auditor
County auditor F L Nol announces Uintah county fund totals as of October 31 with general fund 3 314 373 dollars poor fund 23 950 dollars library 1 634 dollars county road 850 499 dollars fair fund 2 661 dollars and old age fund 300 dollars.
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Uintah County
Henderson Appointed Justice of the Peace in Uintah County
At a county commissioners meeting on Thursday W 8 Henderson was appointed justice of the peace for Uintah County to fill the unexpired term of Charles DeMolsy who resigned from the post.
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Henderson
Uintah County
Charles DeMolsy
Postoffice Lobby to be Closed for Renovation
The postoffice announces renovation of the lobby with exterior painting completed and interior work to start including re flooring. Postmaster Pontha Calder urges patrons to use the mall and arrive promptly after six PM as several evenings will close the office during ongoing work.
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Postoffice
Pontha Calder
Herrttars
Balt Lake Pheasant Hunter Fined for Illegal Shot
Balt Lake City hunter W T Beveridge pleaded guilty to illegally shooting a female pheasant and paid a $25 fine. Uintah County game warden Floyd Noel said this was the season’s first pheasant hunting arrest.
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W T Beveridge
Balt Lake City
Beveridge
Floyd Noel
Uintah County
Meeting to Discuss New Tax Law At Courthouse
Irvin Arnoxitz chairs a meeting this Thursday at the courthouse to explain the features of the new tax redemption law passed by the last legislature. All county district school officers and city officials are invited to attend.
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Court House
Irvin Arnoxitz
State Tax Commission
Wll
District Court to convene November 12 for trial week
The regular term of the district court opens Tuesday November 12 at the court house with jury cases starting November 13 at 10 am. Two criminal cases set for trial include Ed Coltharp and JL Widam Qarlstront.
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District Court
Court House
Ed Coltharp
Widam Qarlstront
Boxing bouts staged by Future Farmers at Uintah Gym
The Future Farmers of Uintah high school chapter sponsor a boxing card at Uintah Gym on November 18. Husky pugilists from the Uintah chapter will be matched with contenders from Alterra High. This is one of several series conducted this year by the group of boys.
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Uintah High School
Uintah
Alterra High
Naples concert program notes performers and pieces
The Naples program lists Harmonica erection and a piano solo by reabelle Dillman with readings by Charles Merrill Aston Condrich and Joseph Collier among the performers. The item appears as a brief musical event fragment from the MIA program.
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Charles Merrill
Reabelle Dillman
Aston Condrich
Joseph Collier
Local residents return from Idaho and hosts host Halloween party
Councilman and Mrs Lee Searle and George Williams recently came back from Idaho after six weeks away. Clyde Chivers left for Rainbow mine for winter work. Marie Merrell Arlene Pearce held a Halloween party at Marles home with games and refreshments.
Yampa Canyon to Be A National Monument
An aerial survey of Yampa canyon in western Moffat county Colorado was filmed from a plane for an hour. Surveyors called the region one of the most gigantic sterile areas in the United States and predicted it would be designated a national monument and made easily accessible. The area is currently hard to reach.
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Yampa Canyon
Moffat County
Colorado
United States
Pack train tale hints at sale of trousers and sulte
A fragment from a Springs Pilot item shows casual bargaining for trousers and a mention of sulte. The taller speaker and cautious Sanday discuss price as part of a(pack train) style exchange, indicating a local market or humorous note on goods for sale.
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Gquart—No
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Kentucky
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Boulbon He
Schealey
Lac
New York
Lbb Anderson
LDS Hospital
Anderson
Mary Merril
Winona
Luther
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Firth Idaho
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Bernard Winkler
Asher Manwaring
Lester Neilson
Luther Gale
Fuller Merrill
Byron Goodrich
Charlies Pearce
Relief Society Presidency
Afton Goodrich
Edith McClean
Gleaner Girls
Progressive Pumpkin
Louise Lybbert
Cl‘tta Haws
Lola Manwaring
Elaine Loma
Vergie Goodrich Blanch Gardiner
Anldred Weist
Eunice Johnson
Louis
Bernice Lybbert
Eunice Anderson
Mary Rasmussen
Syble Karren
K I Goodrich
Ogden
Theron Johnson
Joe Nash
GC H Pearce
K Ft Goodrich
Goodrich
Aveel Fc
Sanday
USA1
Frank Hartle
Conoco Products CS
Lewis Super
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Hava Rasy
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