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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1930

Page

1

Roosevelt Lions Dine on Venison With Vernal Club

A group of thirteen Lions from Roosevelt entertained Vernal Lions at a banquet with music and talks by leaders from both towns. The event featured plans for the Victory Highway and road improvements in Uintah and Duchesne counties, with support from Denver and state committees, and a pledge to send thanks to contributors.

Roosevelt Club En Joy Vernal Roosevelt Club Lion R C Cooper J A Cheney Glen Guymon Uintah High School George Cahoon Buslder Steamboat Springs Henderson James H Wallis Wilson Murray Colorado Jensen Maybell Denver Denver Chamber of Commerce Calder L . Moore Fort Collins Thomas The Livestock Exchange of Uintah Basin Calder Cooper Wilson Murray Moore May- R A Price State Road Commission Duchesne County Uintah County Twists Canyon Veran

Carpenter Installed as Vernal Branch Manager of Con W M Co

Chas F Carpenter has been installed as manager of the Vernal branch of the Consolidated Water and Mineral Co. He succeeds Maryon and is in full charge. L T Wright, assistant to the general manager from Salt Lake City, arrived to oversee the change and discuss upcoming plans including a spring hardware tray system similar to Woolworth.

Chas. F. Carpenter Vernal Chas F Carpenter Con W & M Co Maryon L. T Wright Silt Lake City Vernal Lapress Wright Woolworth

Vernal Twenty Years Ago In The Express

Vernal this week features ten pages with home news state and screen highlights. Bishop S D Colton and family depart for Los Angeles to spend winter with a reunion at Don B Coltons and Maeser ward tonight. Fossil beds near Jensen attract crowds viewing brontosaurus bones as scientists continue digs. Miss Clara Celler leaves for Froya to attend Brigham Young University this winter. Vernal marshal Fred Wood returns from Salt Lake City and resumes duties. L W Curry, Uintah State Bank cashier, plans a new home on Carter property. Sheds rise at Uintah Stake Academy to shelter horses for students.

the Express Screen News Utah S. D Colton Los Angeles Don B Colton Maeser Ward Jensen Clara Celler Froya Brigham Young Universty Fred Wood Woods L W Curry Uintah State Bank Carter Uintah Stake Academy Studenta

What the Seed Industry Has Done For the Farmers of the Uintah Basin

The Uintah Basin faces seed price uncertainty though offers for alfalfa seed are the best possible under current conditions. Peppard Seed Company aims to help cash needs, noting alfalfa seed has brought roughly four million dollars into the basin over the past eight and a half years, averaging nearly half a million annually, including futures.

Uintah Basin Peppard

Vernal man dies after coal chute strike in Salt Lake City

Milton Q Beck 25 dairy wagon driver from Vernal died in a Salt Lake City hospital after being struck by a coal chute from a coal truck at Eighth East and Twenty first South. The incident happened Monday afternoon as Beck reportedly jumped from his milk wagon. He suffered a skull fracture and brain injuries. surgeon’s later said recovery was unlikely. Beck is survived by his widow Mrs Archie T Beck. Milton Q Beck, 18 months. and siblings Stephen Beck of Vernal, Florence Leatham Salt Lake, Laura Hush Magna, Nettie Weeks Vernal, Emma Kessler Salt Lake, Byron Beck Magna, Tessa Hindley Knord, Calvert Beck American Fork, and Margaret Andrew Salt Lake.

Milton Q Beck Eighth East First South L W Aliler Wilmington Avenue Beck Charles Larson Ross Hunsaker American Fork Heber and Margaret Beck Salt Lake County Archie T Beckagon Milton Q@ Heck Stephen Beck Florence Leatham Salt Lake Aky Beck Gunnison Laura Hush Magna Nettie Weeks Emma Kessler Byron Beck Tessa Hindley Knord Calvert Beck Margaret Andrew

Official Canvass Confirms No Change in Election Results

County commissioners met as canvassing board to review returns and found no discrepancies that would alter unofficial results published last week. Vernal Express notes 183 votes for County Attorney Thorit Hatch amid contests for Justices of the Peace and multiple local races in Vernal and surrounding towns.

Judge Watkins Sentences Two to Prison Terms

The District Court opened with Judge A V Watkins. Probate matters included final accounts and distributions for the estates of Myron L Hacking William Ashby and others. In criminal dockets Angus Campbell pled guilty to rape and received a 1 to 10 year term. Teo Martinez was jailed 1 to 10 years. William Weeks pled to petty larceny with sentence likely in county jail.

Distrikt Court A V .Watkins Myron L. Hacking John S Hacking William Ashby Frank Stelnaker Frank Hoyal Stelnaker Catherine Edwards Galbralty Utah Zebul Alden Marben Witbeck John Lvan Witbeck William E. Witbeck Jennie E Karren Lucy Beckham Ambie Cloward James McCarty James D Sexton Tronday Watkins Angus M Campbell Colompo State Penitentiary Watking State Board of Pardons Teo Martinez Vogue Manilla William Weeks Slough Auto Company Weeks Attormey M B Pope Wwe Jaiil

A Family Affair Delights UHS Audiences Friday and Saturday

UHS speech department presented A Family Affair to large crowds, praised as the finest high school production yet. Frank Postma, Duke, and Dallas Hatch received acting honors amid strong performances by Martin, Siddeway, Smith, Merkley, Bingham, Calder, and others under Mr Guyman’s guidance.

UHS Atendance Ines Frank Postma Thurber Wilson Duke Tommy Dallas Hatch Dave Arr Guyman Brigham Young University of Provost Guymon Guyman

Farmers Market Moves to New Quarters in Ulitsh Bank Building

The Farmers Market, long on Vernal Avenue, will relocate to the Ulitsh State Bank Building by December 1. Owner Charles Hatch says the front area will house groceries and a meat market in back, with improvements like a larger tie box and electrical refrigeration. The market has served Vernal for over twelve years.

Vernal Avenue Ulitsh State Bank Acorn Company Charles Hatch Red & White Salt Lake City Hatch

Uintah High Football Tigers Triumph 27 to 0 Over Craig Bulldogs

Uintah High defeated Craig 27 to 0 on Armistice Day at Uintah field. Alexander starred as the outstanding player while Captain Eaton left with an injury after a clash with Craig. Coach Davis praised the team’s best performance of the year as Uintah led 7-0 after the first quarter and 14-0 at halftime with strong scoring in the third.

Uintah High Football Tigers Craig's Bulldogs Craig Uintah Uintahs Uintahsa Gretarious Davis Teys Alexander Eaton Craigs Ulintah Uintah Boys

J Clive Davis Chosen Bishop of Vernal Second Ward

J Clive Davis was ordained bishop to preside over the Vernal second ward succeeding A Theodore Johnson who was released by the vote of the people. Davis, 35, son of Mr and Mrs John Davis, has served missions and held church roles including a high council member. He will appoint counselors soon while Elshon Johnson of Uintah County Farm Bureau praised as a strong local organization. Davis inherits a solid five year record left by Johnson.

Stake Tabernacle Heart Richard R Lyman Council of the Twelve Clive Davis Ward Theodors Johnson Lyman Poe Davis John Elshon Johnson Uintah County Vernal Second Ward

Uintah Basin Women Attend Adult Training School

Uintah and Duchesne county leaders joined one hundred ten women at Utah State Agricultural College Logan for a two week adult training school focusing on foods nutrition clothing home management and reading. The event included top speakers from social work and Red Cross circles and emphasized elevating home life to meet modern needs. Duchesne county delegates included Mrs Tay Dillman Mrs Arthur Jacobs and Miss Pearl Nelson among others.

Uintah Basin Utah Agricultural College Alce Pederson Uintah Duchesne Utah State Agricultural College Logan Tiny Utah State Conference of Social Workers Amy Brown Lyman LD & Relief Society Leah Feder Washington University of St Louis Missouri Adams& Bennion Kimball Young University of Wisconsin J W Richardson Pacific Red Cross Almeda Perry Brown Us&s Ufes Ife Tach Duchesne County Tay Dillman Arthur Jacobs Pearl Nelson Uintah County E A Manke Jos W S Henderson

Starf M. TJ A Road Show Dates For Uintah Stake

The annual MIA Road Show will appear in Uintah stake this week and next. Saturday night performances will be at Tridell and Lapoint, with Ashley Valley wards presenting six acts of high entertainment next Friday.

Uintah Stake Tridell Lapoint Ashley Valley High Sas Entertainment

Apostle Lyman Attends Conference Here

Five sessions were held last Saturday and Sunday for the regular quarterly stake conference with attendees from Salt Lake City including Elder Richard Lyman and Mrs Lucy Cannon. The program covered Scouting, Primary, and general MIA topics, with talks by several church leaders and a public afternoon service.

Salt Lake City Richard Lymen Lucy Cannon Mia Mary Jack Maarening First Ward Bishops High Cacll Roy Lyman Anderson Timpanogas Council Army of the Living God Kenneth Gregory Second Ward Herman Woolley Tridell Bong Trail Builder Jenny Bkarren Ashley True Serylice Naples Howard Lewis Joseph Norton Lanpoint Trail Builders God America Wallace Calder Arinne Beard Theodore Johnson Cannon Jack Richard Lyman Mf Oy A Charles Henderson Weldon Bastian Marcel Young Dallas Hatch Frank Goodrich Sidney Goodrich Wilson Duke

Vernal Adopts New Short Order House and Local News

Joe Decker and Mark Collett start a first class short order house near the Antler saloon run day and night. Myron and wife with Mr Owen returned from Wolfe Creek on White River reporting exaggerated Colorado claims of twenty Indians. Jim McKee’s walking cane not raffled. purchased by James Walsh and loaned to East End proprietor Petronnet. Adams cornet band uniforms arrived, with Jame Mease praised for measurements. The band draws praise for its music during the Democratic rally, seconding Salt Lake City’s regional acclaim.

Joe Decker Mark Collett Atrle Myron Owen Wolfe Creek White River Colorado Indiana Jim McKee James Walsh Eich Salt Lake City

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Roosevelt Lions Milt Beck A. V. Watkins Dist George Robert Shiner Marjorie Shiner Schwalbe Jacobson Daniel Jacobson Ghven Emma H Allen John Gordon Hacking Ot Ranors G .B. Thompson John C Thompson Owen D Caldwell Thos J Caldwell Farmers Market Acorn Co J. Clive Davis A. Theodore Johnson Starf M. TJ Apostle Lyman Tabernacle
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