Roosevelt Sweeps Nation County Goes Democratic In Years
Roosevelt wins nationwide in a landslide while Utah counties shift to the Democratic column for the first time in years. Complete results show Roosevelt leading in president with big margins. Blood and Blood et al secure key statewide offices as Teed, Thomas, and Colton lose. Notable races include Barker versus Moffatt for Supreme Court and Parker for Attorney General with sizable vote totals. County and state totals reflect heavy turnout and party realignment amidst statewide offices and school superintendent race.
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Roosevelt
Salt Lake County
Hoover
United States
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W. W. Béegmiller
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Colton Wu
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Justice of the Supreme Con
George Barker
D W Moffatt
Milton FL Welling
George P. Parker
Joseph Chet Oa
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Nermes
Charles A. Bralnamus
Franks M. Openshaw
Julius C Anderson
CN Jensen
Charles H. Skidmore
Senate
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District and county election officials listed in scanned text
The excerpt lists names and roles for district judges district attorneys state officers and county offices including George W Worthen 1424 A V Watkins 1557 Martin Larson Abe Turner Wallace Carter Taylor Weng 16PT Tay BL DUAN JF Catye W Glan ABH Toriyer Fl Bittenn Wm H Biddoway Willis Johns F Remington Leroy Goodin Roy Taylor BUR Wea and Caids Me Seepee with scattered numbers and abbreviations indicating positions and candidate listings.
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George W Worthen
A VY Watkins
Martin Larson
Abe Turner
Walace Carter
Traling Hy Weng
Nee Vases Core
Tay
Duan
HW. S Cale Ace
JF Catye Toavls
W. Glan
Toriyer
Esseseecsme
H. Biddoway
Willis Fu Johnsoty
Ncwnn
Puller Remington
Ty, Whitlock
Leroy Goodin
Lea Tveroy Taylor
Bur Wea
Seresen
Zai
Caides
Seepee
Imprensive Funeral Held Sunday For M F Ketchum
Funeral services for M F Ketchum clerk for the Curry Mercantile Co of Curry were held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs B W Owens Curry in Vernal with Bishop J Clive Davis presiding President J B Calder spoke and Ernest Eaton gave opening prayer E Gurr offered the benediction A mixed quartet sang Rock of Ages I Need Thee Every Hour and Sometimes Well Understand Ketchum born in Granton Nebraska left home at nine and wandered the country He died in a Salt Lake hospital from peritonitis following gall bladder surgery A Los Angeles telegram said Mrs J H Goldsmith was unable to attend and may attend later A neighbor from HI Creek donated money for the operation and helped repay the debt when he learned of the donor's death
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M F Ketchum
Curry Mercantile Company of
Curry
OW. Curry
Vernal
J Clive Davis
Vernal Recond Ward
J. B Calder
Ernest Eaton
E. Gurr
Granton
Los Angeles
Peath
Balt Lake
Ketchum
HI Creek
Ouray Mir
Meat Curing and Cutting Demonstration For Uintah Farmers
County Agent E Peterson invites Uintah county farmers to a meat curing and cutting session at Uintah high school auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Prof Smith will carve a dressed hog and lamb and show packing methods. Additional meetings are scheduled for Trandlett, Truidell, and Bennett with times listed.
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Uintah High’ School
Smith
Chicago
Trandlett
Tridell
Bennett
E. Peterson
Ara Wormiert
Elizabeth Hunting Succumbs in Los Angeles Pioneer Resident
Word reached Vernal relatives that Elizabeth Hunting, 81, a longtime pioneer resident, died in Los Angeles where she had gone to spend the winter. Immediate family in Vernal and in Los Angeles will attend funeral services and interment there.
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Vernal
Elizabeth Hunting
Mirs
Eugene Ee
Retta, Wilson
Los Angeles
Ruben Hunting
J William Caristrom
Carrie Chigh
Funeral Services Held Friday for Mrs Elizabeth Elmer
Short funeral services were conducted Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Evans for Mrs Elizabeth Elmer mother of the Evans who died the same day. Bishop Pontha Calder led the ceremony a mixed quartet sang Rock of Ages and Abide With Me Diver E Smith spoke of the deceased life and character. Closing prayer by Puller Remington followed by a Milford burial and services.
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Bert Evans
Elizabeth Elmer
Evans
Pontha Calder
Diver E Smith
Puller Remington
Milford
School Board Meets in Regular Monthly Session
The Board of Education met on Monday with Superintendent HH. 8 Olsery and all members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The board reviewed school enumeration and authorized purchase of 2000 feet of weather stripping for Measer school. Regular routine matters were discussed.
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Board of Education
Funeral Crowd From Tribe Turmoil Ends With Fire Loss
A bus load of Indians attended the funeral and many were unable to enter due to crowding. The story follows a clerk who worked at Curry Mercantile for years, then RanDickt store destroyed by fire, later opened Rainbow store, and returned to Curry Mercantile.
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Strep
Curry Mercantile
Randictt
Rainbow
Mayor Cooper Urges Fund Drive For County Relief
Mayor R O Cooper told Lions Club members at the Grill luncheon that county relief aid from the State Relief Committee depends on local effort. He urged raising at least $200 to support county relief in addition to state funds, and a committee was named to plan and enlist other clubs and organizations.
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R. O Cooper
Lions Club
Cooper
Lions Club Initlate & Movement
Jensen Bridge replacement plans advance in Vernal area
State road engineer J E Kay reports the Jensen Green River bridge will be replaced with a 120000 project. The old span will be moved onto river pilings as a temporary crossing during construction while bids await approval by the Bureau of Public Roads.
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Jensen
Bureau of Public Roads
Green River
J E. Kay
Vernal
State Road Commission
U & Bureau of Public Floods
Lapoint-Vernal
Maeser
Alma Preece
Ashley Creek
Cockleburr
Sayz
Kay
Northwestern Engineering Company
Rapid City
Dnhag
Large Crowds Attend Uintah Stake Conference in Vernal
A large gathering filled Vernal for the Uintah Stake conference with President H B Calder welcoming attendees. Speakers included Archid Johnson J Lybbert George F Richards Jr and others detailing church programs and priesthood activities.
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Stake
Uintah
I. 10
H. B Calder
Archid Johnson
J . Lybbert
George PF. Richards, Jr
Tabernalla
Hug W. Colton
Taka
iEinora YV Vernon Ti
Bodety
Sarah Bingham
Yiarold Hullinger
Lyman Merkley
Trideil Ward
Neiden Richens
Maeser
Lowell Fox
Ward
Charles HH. Colton
E Peterson
Arthur Manwaring
O Norman Olsen
President Calder
George F. Richards
Quorum of Twelve
George F.‘Rchaards
Logan-Depot Service Station Opens on Center Street
The Logan Depot Service Station debuts at the west end of Center Street, offering fueling and automotive services to local motorists.
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Logan—Depot
West End
Center St
Former Indian School Matron Emma Phillips Buried in Vernal
Emma Phillips died Sunday in Vernal from ruptured bladder after a fall. Born February 1st in Bath Illinois, she lived 14 years in Vernal and served as matron at the Indian school. She is survived by two daughters Martha Riding and Mia, and two sons John Johnson and Miles Phillips. Funeral held at Swein parlor with Rev George H Guild. interment in Vernal cemetery.
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Emma Phillips
Vernal
Vernal Hospital
Phillips
Tast
Bath
Illinois
State Andertoiy
Idaho
Mia
Martha Riding
Meeker
Colorado
Riding
John Johnson
Miles Phillips
Baxter
Calif
John Phillips
Mra
Philips
Phs
Gusher
Whiterocks Bench
Swein
George II
Guild
Uintah-Ouray Indian Service
Imade
Vernal Cemetery
County Relief Funds Win Support Despite Critics
R Cooper, county relief chair, defends $6 500 in emergency aid stressing no dole. funds target material relief and work programs. New questionnaire planned to identify truly needy families while preserving recipients dignity. $8 569 spent so far with $2 2990 received and $1 080 remaining for allocation.
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R Cooper
Gilet Auth County
Cooper
Pereon
Cooper Y
Bir
Ao Bea
Ry Pooper
Uintahomanty
Bir O Cooper
Brother of W. L. Fletcher Dies of Heart Attack
The Meeker resident, a cattleman and deputy sheriff, died of heart failure after years as a bachelor. He lived in Meeker since 1884 and left brothers W. L. Fletcher of Vernal and Mark Hot Sulphur Springs, three nieces and a nephew. Funeral was led by Rev. George E Guild at Travis Moore’s home, with burial beside Milan Fletcher in Maeser cemetery. The bereaved planned winter in Arizona.
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Orpnak
Toher
Meeks
Cale
W. L. Fletcher
Borin
Meeker
Ana Warme Wurde
Fletcher
W. GL
Vernal
Mark
Travis Moore
George E Guild
Mecht
Maeser
Milan QD Fistcher
Arizona
American Legion Armistice Banquet and Ball Planned
The Witbeck Post No 1 American Legion marks the Armistice with a morning banquet at Uintah high school 1130 Friday and an evening Grand Ball at the Imperial. Lloyd Winn's Six Ace Orchestra will provide music for the dance.
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Witbeck Post No .1
Sia American Legion
Uintah High School
Tuglat
Imperial
Lloyd Winn
Six Ace Orchestra
Willard Ptang Case Involving SGening and Fegergetr
Fragmentary OCR notes the Willard Ptang case with SGening and Fegergetr mentioned. No clear date or outcome is readable. key names appear amid garbled text.
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Sgening
PRICE
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Franklin di Roosevelt
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M. F. Ketchum
Elizabeth
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John NW. Garner
Lalong
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