Local Travel Notes From Jensen to Price Gathered
Fragments report Mr and Mrs Rt O Kyvyanse planning a Monday trip from Jensen to Price for Mrs May Johnaun of New York Jert at home. Mrs WU Han Oaks joined the party and Branda Stewart traveled from Blue Mount. Mra Art Vaulseu hosted a wakeful dinner Friday night with a late crown present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gous
Price
Rt O Kyvyanse
Jensen
May Johnaun
New York
WU Han Oaks
Vartal
Branda Stewart
Blue Mount
Vernal City adopts revised ordinances pamphlet 1922
The Vernal City Council resolves that the pamphlet titled Revised Ordinances of Vernal City Utah Adopted August 7th 1918 be published as the official compilation. The resolution notes that adoption does not amend subsequent ordinances and directs publication in the Vernal Progress with a copy attached to the official record. The ordinance takes effect upon council adoption and the mayor and city recorder sign and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
Oity Cohell
Counel
Capunmell
Vernay City
Utah
Occidental Seed Co Seeks Alfalfa and Sweet Clover Seed
The Occidental Seed Co announces it will buy Alfalfa and Sweet Clover Seed, using plain, practical seed analysis at buyers’ locations or in their own facilities at Myton and Roosevelt. Agents and managers will be available day and night, with field staff including Art Cederquist, Johnny Johnson, Clarence Johnson, and G. L. Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental Seed CO
Sweet Clover
Myton
Roosevelt
Art Cederquist
Ethridge
Johnny) Johnson
Roosevatt
Clarence Johnson
Asin
G.L Bryant
Local Community Notes and Events in Vernal and Nearby
Mrs A Z Saner reports Hilda Bakket, the primary teacher, spent the weekend at her Vernal home. Edwin Curtis, our new peace officer, suffers rheumatism. Mrs Underwood, living with her son Clyde, won a lucky key for the Wong Sing phonograph. A Parent Teachers meeting discussed school water piping. Miss Moll Naylor went to her ranch near Bennett for alfalfa threshing, returning Monday. A J Davis visited Roosevelt Monday. NeetAl home at Mrs Wait discussed by Relief society. Mrs William Schaelermeier hosted Sunday evening with guests. Mike Monaghan, James Monaghan, and Milke McKimney enjoyed a trip to Skuly Greek Thursday and a Wednesday dance. Mrs MTG Snow visiting sister Mrs Wiltsir-Setapter Meyers at the Dinestar quart. Births listed: Bornant and Irnsh fardner Anayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Hilda Bakket
Vernal
Edwin Curtis
Underwood
Clyde Underswood
Wong Sing
NeetAlteh
Wait
Relief Society
William Schaelermeier
Mile” Show
Elmer Sagy
Prat
Arl Douglas
Andrew Murray
James Monaghan
Milke McKimney
Mitg Snow
Wiltsir- Setapter
Meyer
Dinestar
Bornant
Fardner
Jensen and Meeks families visit and births noted
Alice Snow Jensen and Mae Dudley visit Jen sen and plan to stay with their children. Roy Jorgensen visits with his brother Calvin. Stephen Hullinger's family announces a baby boy Emery Stone. Civil War veteran Emery Stone has been ill for a week. Roy Murray travels to Rock Springs. Lydia Wall, Relief Society president, cannot leave home due to her mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Mae Dudley
Iron Trail
Creek
Hyrum Meeks
Mra
Meeks
Jensen
Roy Jorgensen
Calvin Jorgensen
Stephen Hullinger
Emery Stone
Roy Murray
Friar Rock” Springs
Wyoming
Chatwin
Lydia Wall
Relief Society
Forest Service Builds and Maintains 10984 Miles of Roads and Trails
The Forest Service reports 1921 year totals for road and trail work across the nation. Construction included 724 miles of minor roads and 2959 miles of trails at costs over 1.16 million dollars, plus 3007 miles of major roads contracted for 4.62 million dollars. maintenance covered 3007 miles of major and minor projects for 187 thousand dollars, with 65 thousand from legal authorities, and 4294 miles of trails maintained for 11 thousand dollars. Including cooperative funds, total expenditures reach 15.3 million through January 1, 1922, for 12 448 miles of trails and 44786 road units.
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Forest Service
Uni
Tment of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Traile Tre
Bureau of Public Reads and
Perea Service
Booz Tyler
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by President Harding
President Harding calls Americans to unite in a nationwide observance of Thanksgiving Day. He designates Thursday, November 30, 1922, as a day of thanksgiving supplication and devotion, urging people to gather in homes and houses of worship to give thanks for the nation’s bounty and to pray for continued divine guidance. The proclamation stresses peace, progress, and shared responsibility toward humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calla
United States of América
Warren & Harding
United States of America
United States
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Eastman Kodaks
Vernal Drug Company
Uintah Basin
Mylo
Gusnher
A.Z. Saner
Anayes
Mra, Alice Snow
Oylita Goa
Acaunononing
Warren G Harding
Ketly Merc. Co
Jensen, Utah
Pink
the Square
A. B.C
Dbatae
L. H. Woodard CO
Vernal, Utah
Johnson’s
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