Winter sheep movements and losses reported in Rangely
In Rangely on November 6 men listed including Haller Witbeck and Levi Knapp moved sheep to winter range amid snow. One of W itbeck s sheep camps burned. Several ranchers Rasmussen Rasmussen and others collected hay and grain for winter. Mr Rasmussen spent most of year at the camp and returned November 9 after a combined business and pleasure trip to Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haller Witbeck
Levi Knapp
Joe Nash
Angelo Polus
Joon Rasmussen
Mark Ja Ty
H Tyler
Mattard Rasmussen
Vernal
Mr Rasmussen
Messrs
John and
Manford Rasmussen
Local Notes From Vernal and Nearby
An itemized snippet describes a trip to Vernal and movements of residents Tracy Watson and the Steele family. It notes a Bangley Sfores oat supply purchase via Jensen and a Jensen bridge crossing by BR Kuhlman, with a birth announcement for a son to the Steele family.
Red Cross Clothes the Nation's Needy
The American Red Cross nears completing its largest relief effort as it distributes cotton clothing to more than five million families, converting Farm Board surpluses into food and apparel. In eighteen months, 64 million garments and 92 million yards of cloth were provided, funded from the Red Cross treasury and member drives from Amistice Day to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Congress
Red Cross
Farm Board
Red Cross of
Red
Red Cross volunteers aid the needy with garments
Seven hundred thousand Som en volunteers under the Red Crown ban sewed for the needy last year and many thousands still are making cotton garments for their Red Cross chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Be Davis Wins Pageant In Seabee Parade
In a sea of contestants, Be Davis captured the pageant title during the Seabee parade day event. Details on judges and scores were announced at the ceremony, with local spectators cheering the winner and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Seabee
Cde de
Ated
Local residents return home after work and school trip
Gita Angus Slaugh returns to Deen Creek to visit family while Jax Sniper and William Durke plan for the month ahead following timber concerns. Thoms Rot, slowly improving, and Tickson, back from the sawmill, are among the brief notes as 5th to 8th graders with Arthur Manning and Mrs Snyder travel to Naples Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Slaugh
John S Hacking
Jax
William Durke
Priday
Thoms
Tickson
Arthur Mannaing
2H. M. Snyder
Naples
Tornado Named Most Frequent US Disaster
American Red Cross relief records show tornadoes as the most frequent disaster, causing many deaths and injuries. Last year 44 tornadoes struck eighteen states, leaving tens of thousands homeless and injured. Red Cross aid reached over 21 thousand victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Life Saving and First Aid Training Impact
The Red Cross provides Life Saving and First Aid courses nationwide with lifeguards and many industries relying on them. Last year 6954 certificates were issued for First Aid and 78795 for Life Saving, reflecting broad adoption by Red Cross experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
America
Earthquake Toll Spurs Red Cross Relief Effort
A severe March earthquake in Southern California killed five people and injured 4941, destroying thousands of homes. The Red Cross mobilized a ground fleet for emergency relief and spent 418000 dollars over more than three months to restore survivors to self sustaining footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Red Cross
Pioneer Talk Brightens Community Attendance
Benjamin Slaugh Sr spoke to third and tenth graders via teleconference about pioneer history. A large crowd attended Sally Lerhone’s birthday surprise. guests included Mrs Liza Kolb and her child visiting from Vernal. Robbit family plans a move to Colorado. Floyd Robbit and wife visit with children before returning to Colo. Co is busy constructing a new home. Mawrar LoS and the NCW Sunday school class hosted a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Robbit
Colo
Robbns
Chidren
Colorado
Thit Mawrar Los
NCW
Dericwus Ianen
White Rocks Irrigation Company Meets on Saturday
Saturday evening a meeting of the White Rocks Irrigation Company was held to discuss reservoir work. The Western Utah district MIA held its annual banquet. The MIA reorganized with Ina Caldwell president Lily Bigelow first counselor Opal Foster second, Gladys Caldwell released as president due to moving to government coal mining for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rocks Irrigation Company
Ina Caldwell
Lily Bigelow
Opal Foster
Gladys Caldwell
Coal Ming
Frank Lee
Vernal
Zack Kump
Abe Warburton
Lloyd Taylor
Dragon
Taylor
Sifenry Lee
Mack Nyberg
Maaxene
L. K Murphy
Salt Lake
Murphys Broter
Ida Lindsay
James
Leonard
Idaho Falls
Idaho
A W Nebeker
Lindsay
Roosevelt Vernal Whiterocks
Gusher
Ouray Valley
Margaret Harrson
Arthur Taylor
Melvin Jorgenson
Leota Tiss
Donna Larsen
Ouray visitors report snow in Roan Cliffs and ongoing bridge work
A week in the Roan Cliffs yielded reports of fierce snow with a foot fallen. Fred Geitch of Vernal held the transport contract for moving the Jensen bridge to Ouray at 20 cents per hundred pounds. Two trucks arrived that evening, one driven by Ivan Atwood, the other by Geitch's son. Additional loads include ten six wheeled trucks of steel. Local residents visited Ouray in early November and noted upkeep on Fort Thornburg and the old berrieks building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Erckson
Vernal
CA. Broome
Fred Geitch
Jensen Bridge
Ouray
Ivan Atwood
Marvin Broome
M. My- Yup
Grace Heron
Upper Willow Creek
Pats H. Henderson
Reclamation Service
Ordge
Albert Blank
Hill Creek
Hugh Divers
Patsy Jim Wallace Stark
Duchesne
Berrieks
Fort Thornburg
Willow Creek dance attendees and duck incident report
Mr and Mrs Fred A Miller and Mrs Bot Miller attended a dance at Mrs Meadows place on Willow Creek Saturday night with over fifty in attendance. An Roosevelt orchestra and a Vernal group provided music. On Saturday two boys, Jesse Top racket age 9 and Calvin age 6, shot a wounded duck with a rock, then chased and recovered a boat to move the bird away. Roy Adams of the Uintah Boarding School visited, and project work at the north abutment of the bridge is set to begin this week with excavations below the water level and many workers on site. Watson Thompson of Willow Creek visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A Miller
Bot Miller
Groft
Meadows
Reven Gooch
Willow Creek
Roosevelt
Vernal
Jesse
Caliin
Roy Adams
Uintah
Tildge
Watson Thompson
District Court Proceedings Continue Through November 2021
The court continued several cases including Violet E Cotton vs Lilord Y Cotton and Violet E Murray maiden name restoration upon no answer to the complaint. Other items include interlocutory decree in the divorce case, Bank of Vernal defendants ordered to answer within twenty days, and Frank Smith and W S Henderson named jury commissioners for 1934 with work due by December 15, 1933. Arla Wotiley ordered to pay monthly support for one year. Jurors prepared and special venire chosen for term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda B
Fisher
Violet E Murray
Violet E Cotton
Lilord Y Cotton
John Nitsag
Pete Jeuflas
Bank of Vernal
Harold Reader
Bids Called for Salt Lake Vernal Mail Route
Deseret News reports a call for bids on the Salt Lake to Vernal mail route covering 121 miles via Heber, Duchesne, Myton, Roosevelt and Fort Duchesne with an estimated weekly payout around $20. The notice lists star routes Salt Lake City to Park City, Grantsville via Magna and Tooele, and Bingham Canyon with weekly pays of $3000 to $3500, 13 trips weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake-Vernal
Vicket Star
Salt Lake
Park City
Grantsville
Magna Garfield Mills Junction
Tooele
Bingham Canyon
Deseret Neus
Community Notes From Local Readers and Visits
Mrs Russ Burns and baby return from Pocatello Idaho, former home of Mrs Burns. Various residents travel: Lewis from Salt Lake City, Robert Cooper from sheep work, families visit Vernal and Ogden, and trips to Roosevelt and Green River. MIA Opera entertained. PTA met. several families moved or built new homes. preparations to winter in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah
Russ Burns
Baby
Pocatello
Idaho
Burns
D T Lewis
Salt Lake City
Robert Cooper
Phillips
Stake
Roosevelt
Arthur Barney
Walter Stoddard
Elbbert Chandler Sr
River Country
Lester Eklund
Vernal
Lesle Barney
Mt Emmons
Lester Cusworth
CCC
California
Calvin Jorgensen
Ogden
Floyd Bryant
Gene
Mia
Jesse Brough
Nellie Brough
Olser
Mehin Jorgenser
Green River
Mir
Mirs Exund
Town
A G Homecoming at Logan Before November 18 Game
A G Homecoming celebration at Utah State College in Logan will begin two days before the Homecoming game on Saturday November 18. The event will open with the Frosh Soph tug of war as part of a two day rally leading into the main Homecoming festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altum
Utah
Strate Agricultural College
Aggie Homecoming Night With Bonfire Parade And Harvest Ball
A 1933 Homecoming plan outlines a blazing bonfire evening, a torch parade, and a gigantic march to the stadium. Alumni events include a daytime parade on Logans Main street, floats from colleges and local businesses, and the Harvest Ball for alumni mingling after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willacher
Wil Peewee
Te Pipsauderville
Logans Main
Logan
Salt Lake City votes down municipal power plant ownership
Salt Lake City voters reject municipal ownership by about two to one, with 29350 against and 12901 for the $18.6 million city electric plant plan. Campaign opponents warned of higher taxes and risky city governance. supporters stressed rate competition and tax base effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Elie
Isoaielpe
Salt, Lake City
Municia
U S Outlines School Relief for Unemployed Educators
Federal emergency education relief outlined by the State Department of Education with NB Giles aide and approved by state welfare chief Hinckley aims to keep rural schools open, train unemployed adults, and teach literacy while strictly avoiding substitution for regular educators. Only workers certified by the State Emergency Relief Administration and meeting state education board standards may be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
N B Giles Speci
United States Office of Education
Washington, DC
Charles H Skidmore
Robert HH Hinckley
State Department
Harry L Hopkins
State Emergency Relief Administration
State Board of Education— Tribune
Escalante Bridge dedication honors Father Escalante on Green River
Uintah county residents and Armistee Day participants celebrated the opening of a new three span bridge over the Green River. The Ridge bridge, costing millions, features 402 tons of steel and 1360 yards of concrete with a 24 foot wide roadway. It was built from January to October under resident engineer J Mulville and contractor J J Burke & Co. The proposed name Escalante Bridge honors Father Escalante who crossed the river in 1778. The old light bridge was moved downstream and will be dismantled and re erected by Indian service over the Ouray Green River segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escalante
Father Iscalante
Green River
Keir
State Road Commission
Colenation
Father Escalante Y'Sted
J ¢ Mulville
J J Burke & Co
Lut Lake
Lni
Ime A Croes
Indian Service
Gicen
Ouray
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Ahad
J R. Colthorpe
Tracy
Watson
Grand Junction
Tone Steele
Fred A Nichols
Bangley Sfores
Jense
BR Kuhlman
Mr Steele
Ternoon
Liza Kolb
Rae Chivers
Benjamin Slaugh
Paul Watkins
Sally
Lerhone
Fe Horless
Barid
Ig Progresslig
Soya Bregesie
Edad
District Court
Hes
A. G
Fhcit
U. S
Uintah County
Armistee Day
Pyveryone
John W. Pepe
Gag Aed Cbez
Helen
Amick
Tre
Conoco
Helens
Solly
Giana
Susneas of Vocation
Wnte
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Amercan
The
Mountain States
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