Basin Farmer Killed In Auto Crash
Tabiona farmer William Wadley age 67 died Tuesday in an auto wreck on an icy curve on Highway 40 about 37 miles west of Duchesne in Wasatch County. Ray Broadhead 16 escaped with minor injuries. a Johnson and a second front-seat passenger were uninjured. Wadley, longtime stock raiser, leaves two sons and three daughters, wife Margaret having died in 1926. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM in the Tabiona L D S ward chapel. burial in Tabiona cemetery.
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Tabiona
William Wadley
Lato
Duchesne
Wasatah
Ray Broadhead
Tahlona
Wadley
Rhertf € Wirstl Fraughten
Heber
Broadhead
Missa Johnson
Farmer
Draper
Ace
Lloyd
Hazel Nye
Zelma Lizonbe
Loveland Ail
Margaret Wadley
Tablotia
Boyle Hag Suffered Car Mishap Near Heber Last Week
A rough summary notes Ar A C Boyle Hag endured a minor car mishap on a Wednesday near Sale Lake Heber. No one was injured, only slight damage reported. He recovered quickly and performed emergency repairs to resume travel by Tuesday.
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Boyle
Sale Lake
Teadlav
Heber
Utah School Amendment No 1 Wins Amid Narrow Margin
The election returns show a narrow approval of Constitutional Amendment No 1, which would establish a unified school fund from three revenue sources. Utah counties largely supported the measure, with Salt Lake County voting 22,376 against and 14,534 in favor, while a few counties opposed. Officials estimate the new fund would receive 125,000 to 150,000 annually, transferred from old school funds, with the state making up the amount if needed. Amendments 2 and 3 fared worse, and No 2 would have mirrored but limited revenue transfers, while No 3 addressed public works labor limits. Some precincts reported local fence-law votes as part of irregular returns.
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Uni
Yes Janes
Revere
Utah Education Association
Uliah County
Ldssiners
Astley
Laverty Willows
Daughter Saves Father From Rampaging Jersey Bull
H W Wooley narrowly survived after his daughter Erma Jules acted quickly to rescue him when a Jersey bull charged and knocked him down while he tried to drive the animal toward a fence. Mrs Jones helped restrain the beast as Wooley was freed, with doctors reporting serious bruises but no fractures or internal injuries.
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T W Woolley
Nartowls
Ted
Mr Wool
Erma Jules
Warrett & Jones
Wooley
Freesore
Woolley
Jones
Uc Corral
Wiel
Wealleys
Legion Pays Tribute To War Dead At Armistice Day Program
At Armistice Way in the high school auditorium Blaine Lee of the American Legion led a minute of silence for war dead as 750 students and community members observed. The program featured a one act drama about war’s causes and the dangers of Armistice Day, with readings by Lola Nash and performances by the school band and glee club.
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Armistice Way
Blaine Lee
American Legion
Mr Lee
Legionnadire Leon Te Pack
Flandersfield
Loring
Kart J Engar
Lola Nash
Imale Glee Club
Funeral for George W Holfeltz Held at Maeser
Rites conducted Wednesday at the ward chapel for George W Holfeltz 32 with Bishop Lester Bingham presiding Speakers included John L McConkie Car R Richens and Bishop Bingham Closing remarks from the bishop Music by a mixed quartet Leslie Thacker Roy Carroll Allen Jones Wells Ashby and others Singers included Mrs Remina Larsen Mrs Beulah MacConkie Stella Thacker and Edlah Caldwell The service featured I Have Rest of Beautiful City and Whispering Hope The grave at Maeser Cemetery was dedicated by Bishop Bingham Burial overseen by Swain Funeral Home Attendees from Roosevelt Salt Lake City and Can ada included Vilate Timothy Ray Timothy Vera Timothy Edith H Timothy Jed Wardle and others Holfeltz survived by wife Francis Ruby Marshal four children his father mother two brothers and several half siblings He had been ill six months and died from a ruptured appendix
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Vilate Timothy
Ray Timothy Lavar
Merrell Vera Timothy
Edith H Timothy
Zora Timothy
Roosevelt
Sam
David Holfeltz
Jed Wardle
Salt Lake City
George Wilson Holfedle
John
Marinda Wamsley
Holfeltz
Maeser
Uintah
Francis Ruby Marshal
Floyd
Doris
Gary Wayne
Iis
Salt Lake
I City
Temple
Emer and
Clinton
Veriat
Henry Carroll
Canada
Ava Caldwell
Frank Carroll
Vernat
Jed Warde
Wolfeltz
Newton Brothers
Tamata
Educational leaders visit Vernal for livestock outreach meeting
WoW Owens and D OP Murray of the Agricultural Extension Service traveled from Logan to Vernal on Wednesday. Owens, assistant director, and Murray, in charge of chip work, attended a county house meeting and discussed almseser work in the evening.
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Wow Owens
Murray
Logan
Owens
al Maseser
Baxter Flowing Well Irrigating Farm Near Baxter
A well near Baxter is being drilled to provide irrigation for a farm. The 630 foot depth yields 61 degree water, flowing at high volume and promising daily storage to flood hundreds of acres of land. Additional wells may follow as cultivation expands.
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Baxter
Vernal
Baucum
Pour File for School Board Election To be Held December 7th
Filing closes Monday November 21 for Uintah School District elections set for December 7. Incumbents in districts 1 3 and 5 along with other residents have filed or qualified, with candidates listed in Jensen Davis Naples and Lapoint Tridel areas. Filing must occur with the Uintah School Board clerk fifteen days before election day.
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Pour
Jensen Davis
Naples
Gimes
Meester
Andrew J Vernon
Elmer Lind
George W Perry
Lapoint
Tridel
LeRoy Taylor
Uintah School Board
Ashley Road Work Half Finished
County Commissioner John W Weaver reports progress on Ashley Road south of the Pelich sawmill with more than 12 miles graveled. A 25 WPA crew, five teams, and four trucks operate as culverts are installed and right of way cleared. Plans for Dry Fork road extension to the forest boundary depend on funds.
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Pelich
Ashley
John W Weaver
WPA
Dry Fork
Mr Weaver
Forest
P O Addition Nears Finish at Ver nal Federal Building
The addition to the Ver nal federal building nears completion with brick work done and three new office rooms plus a storage area for the Ashley National Forest Service. An office for the Division of re plans for the forest service to move by December 10 allowing remodeling of old quarters. Partitions removed creating two large rooms for the supervisor and assistant with new furniture to furnish the new addition. One room large enough for meetings of stockmen and rangers.
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Vernal Federal
Ashley Natforal Forest Service
Division of Re
Forest Service
French River Expedition Players Visit Salt Lake City
Brond, Genavieve de iyo, Zeeneh museum founder Antoine de Boyres and others traveled to Salt Lake City after navigating rough rapids during a river exploration. They demonstrated light kayaks, shared color photos, and discussed continuing to Green River and Lees Ferry to resume their Grand Canyon expedition.
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M. Dé
Colmont
Salt Lake
Bua
Temple Square
Wesley N Eddington
Ealt Lake
Nee
Jensen
Green Riverton
Mr Edding
Lee Kay
Karl W Clyde Pe Heber Hay Despain
Buddgville
D E. Rasmussen
Logan
Eddington
Alea
Bus Hatch
Vernal M
Mme de Comont
Paris
Prins
M de Colmont
Elso
Greenriver
Lees Ferry
M de Colton
Bus Mutoh
Wesley Eddington
Mr Kay
Lahore Canyon
Vernal
Hey Wall
Green River Wye
Grand Canyon
Mrz Hatch
Lark Utah
Mra
Tommy Hatch
Wool Industry Benefits Vintoh Baath Essay
Wool industry supports local economy by buyers purchasing locally, aiding sheep farmers, farms, and merchants. Government road funding improves range access, increasing efficiency for herders and suppliers, while boosting jobs and regional commerce across Uintah High. The essay extols wool’s quality, usefulness, and steady demand for clothing and goods.
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Amdh
Allice
Uintah Red Cross Roll Call Gains Quick Start
Harold M Lunde the Uintah High School principal led the county in Red Cross membership drives as the Roll Call began Thursday. Chairmen report strong early success in the business district with outlying districts yet to report, and Vernal responders already tallied within an hour.
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Harold M Lunde
Uintah High School
Red Cross
Edythe Shimmin
Torsday
Thomas Karren
Raymond Siddoway
Busineas
Btes
J M Orr
Francis Pelich
T BR Johnson
Mark Caldwell
W Hall
Clyde Eldredge
Mreser
Wm Miurmy
Aid Merkley Gaines
Martin Curtin Dryfork
Joseph Merkley Rapiee
Atton Irs
Frances Bowen Tridell Bruceley Lapoint
Mig
Brngdalens
Davis
Willow Creek
Donna Burgess Dragon Prances
Siithrunin
Hunters Attracted to Uintah County Pheasant Hunt
About 200 hunters visited Uintah County for a six day pheasant hunt this year. County officials and fish and game representatives estimate visitor numbers between 150 and 200, up from about 100 last year. Birds were plentiful in marshes and fields, and landowners cooperated. no major vandalism reported, signaling growing interest in the event and potential county tourism benefits.
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Uintah
Corterva
Fish and Game Department
Floyd C Noel
Turkey and Trap Shoot at Fort Duchesne
A turkey and trap shoot will be held at Fort Duchesne on Sunday at 10 00 am under the Reservation Red and Gun Club with Kert Crumbo coordinating. Individuals and teams are expected to participate in multiple events and hot coffee and sandwiches will be served to visitors.
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Fort Duchesne
Reservation
Red and Gun Club
Kert Crumbo Abig Umeta
Crumbo
Ice Skating Rink Built by CCC
The CCC under Lieut Joseph J Borchert directs construction of a 75 by 200 foot skating rink at the ball park northeast corner with a two foot embankment and partial ice cover planned by December 1 if weather allows. John V Heghwinkel leads engineering with attempts to freeze solid and maintain shape through the winter.
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Joseph J Borchert
Ver
COO
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H. W. Wooley
Legion
W Devis Mor
G. W. Holfettz
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James M Orr Jr
Frice
Trmine
Orr
Vintoh Baath
Rale Partin
Sligo
Itala
Uintah Red Cross
Alsrom
Sesson Beveralites
Jensen Ashley
Turkey
Ft Duchesne
CCC
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