Regular Nest of the Animals Finds Double Dinosaur Specimens
Professor Carl Wouglass and Mrs Wouglas spent Monday and Tuesday in Vernal obtaining gear for a fossil excavation. He uncovered a large dinosaur skull and later a second dinosaur embedded beneath the first, with Carnegie Museum urging continued work and head discovery. The fossil head is highly valued to science while questions remain about whether the animals were herbivores or carnivores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wouglass
Mra
Ywouglas
Vernal
Gettiag
Douglas
Carnegie Museum
Douglasa
Lost and Found Ads Blur the Vernal Market Page
A collage of 1941 classified items including lost horse rewards, found pets, repairs, clothing sales, and employment notices. Entries mention a brown horse branded Y, a brindle bulldog, harness shop services, tailor and laundry ads, coal and egg requests, and promotions from G B Adams and Geo E Young.
Vernal News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Trade
Local residents travel to Salt Lake City and Price for business and health. Farmers like Miss Nattie Perry recover from typhoid fever while others scout locations in Manassa and Aghley valley. Community updates include schooling plans, appraisals, and the Dry Gulch Irrigation company publishing delinquent shareholder notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattie Perry
Ig Publishing
Willcox Teachers Hold Sitling Day At Various Schools
Willcox School teachers used last Wednesday as a sitling day spending fore noon in the Uintah Stake Araderoy and the rest of the day in the Central School. It was profitable and showed teachers work by example. Jim Shelmerdine, a well known settler, killed himself with strychnine after marrying a Dougherty girl and becoming prosperous. Ward farmer Iealuass drove a good team and moved from Willcox to Big Horn when the Big Horn country opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcox
Uintah
Araderoy
Ward
Jim Shelmerdine
Dougherty
Iealuass
Big Horn
Letter from Bremen Resident Describes Struggles and Hope
A Bremen correspondent writes of limited freedoms but hopeful outlook as they seek better times in the region. Thanksgiving services at Congregational Church are announced with Mrs Bassett and Mrs Perry singing Pilgrim Fathers. A note mentions watchmen clocks in Vernal and a move of a visitor to assist Congregational Sunday School work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuzene Sracken
Bremen
Germany
Plauder
Congregational Church
Bassett
Perry
Pilgrim Fathers
Bat Ahecessely
Ludwig Thomsen
Atchee
Whitewater
Thona
Provo
Elder George Richards Causes Conference Changes in Vernal
Elder George Richards of the Quorum of Apostles travels to Vernal for conference but suspends gatherings after learning smallpox details in Naples. Stake frel dency postponed the meetings. Mrs Prekson visits family in Vernal and American Fork. twenty years ago Peter Lrekson’s home was a valley landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richards
Quorum of Apostles
Naples
Stake Freeldency
Mre Perekson
Henry and
Hatter
Vernal
American Fork
Peter Lrekson
Mra Prekson
Theora
Mia Witbeck
Prospectors from Manassa Eye Uintah Basin Farmland
Willison Spencer and Joseph Poulson of Manassa Colorado toured the Uintah basin last week and called it the best farming country they have seen. Spencer returned to Colorado but plans to return in the spring while Poulson remains, having worked at Dragon and planning to invest here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willison Spencer
Joseph Poulson
Manassa
Colorado
Uintah Basin
Spencer
Poulson
Sone
Dragon
Vernal Residents Push Bridge Fund and Fence Plan
Willam Neal in Vernal reports twenty three subscribers to the Green River bridge fund who plan to raise $1000. Jensen residents intend to install a four wire fence along the road from hill to river to allow stock a free run toward the beach. Work on the bridge is expected to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Neal
Green River
Jensen
Chief executive tours Duchesne region this week
President William Jr Smart visited Vernal for Sunday Shoals meetings and a priest hood gathering. Postmaster Fitzwater appeared as a witness in a land contest and to establish a sentry. Dr A Row and wife travel south by wagon seeking favorable climate. Gerald Thorne mounts buck deer heads, planning more. Calder Brothers deliver ice in small lots, cleaning out the ice house until the new crop arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzwater
Dr. A Row and Wife
Calder Brothers
Beneficial Life Rep Plans Vernal Visit
J Wi. Wing Jr a special representative of the Beneficial Life Insurance Company has been writing policies since last March and reports phenomenal success. He expects to remain in Vernal for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wi. Wing, Jr
The
Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Wing Haa
Local Labor and Travel Tales From Town
Eli Lee returned from Chicago with a shipment of sheep for Enos Bennion. He enjoyed the trip and notes the world is busy. He traveled home via Rock Springs and Diamond Mountain. Frank Biddeway worked another shift at the power plant and, with Mrs Siddensy, was taken there last Tuesday by Manager Johnson after he suffered a broken arm from a falling light pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Lee
Chicago
Enos Bennion
Eli
Rock Springs
Diamond Mountain
Frank Biddeway
Siddensy
Johnson Frank
Local Notes From Vernal and Nearby Areas
Eli Lee and Watson Thompson depart for campa near White River to winter range, coyotes said to be unusually numerous. Last Sunday March 5 L Colton underwent a successful tumor operation by Drs Garrett Donnell Lloyd White Rocks, Christy and Hirth. patient recovering well. Vernal Hospital to open December 3 for admitting patients. M J Summers will oversee nursing staff and hospital care at location one mile south and one half mile west of Vernal City. Bishop Ada Murdock, from Theodore, attends stake conference. seeks recovery after summer illness and minor operation. Vernal Theodore and reservation country require leadership and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Lee
Watson Thompson
White River
Colton
J Summershay
Vernal City
Ada Murdock
Theodore
Murdesk
Walter Lied Drug Store Change in Vernal Ownership
William Anderson and Tom Johnston have purchased the Walter Lied Drug Store including stock and futures. Mr Cornelious Carhart remains manager and will handle prescriptions from the old stand. Lloyd’s high Salt Lake City workload limits his presence in Vernal, but Anderson and Johnston are poised for continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lied
William Anderson
Tom Johnston
Cornelious Carhart
Lloyd
Salt Lake City
Ia Cafe
Anderson
Mr Johnston
Dr Roos Safely Keeps Apples and Timothy Leaves Mine
The record notes Dr Roos has about 4000 bushels of apples this year, higher than the 700 previously stated. In the Oxpresa a N Timothy quits cow mining in Jorde to provide better schooling for his children and moves back to his farm on Green River.
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Latch Murray
White Rocks
Troosevelt
Ben Oasis
Gano
Murray
Roos
A N
Timothy
Jorde
Hia
Green River
Walter Kermode Farm Report With UW Cook This Summer
Walter Kermode and UW Cook report a good crop this year in Verna de Saya, with their farming effort yielding positive results for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kermode
Verna de Saya
Missouri mules shipped for Ulatah Itail line freight
John McAndrews returned from Kansas City with a carload of Missouri mules intended as freight animals for the Ulatah Itail railway company's lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAndrews
Shansas City
Missouri
Ulatah Itailway Company
Miss Lertha Caldwell Dies from Appendicitis Complications
As press time report shows Lertha Caldwell died at 11:30 after suffering an appendicitis for over a week. The illness led to her death, and local officials note the condition as the cause.
Weather in Ashley Valley Sparks Winter Wonder
Readers report unusual winter conditions in Ashley Valley with unusually warm air and lingering snow. Forecasters caution that the pattern may echo broader regional trends and advise ongoing monitoring of temperatures and precipitation.
Hirth's Ranch Home Damaged by Busting Fire
Dp Hirth's two story frame house on his ranch above Myton was damaged after a fire yesterday. Transmitters found among his effects suggest more than a simple homesteader cabin incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirth
Hotor
Myton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry
May
Walter Lloyd Drug Co
George Young
Meyer
Hammer
Geo B Adams
Thorne
Thoas
Geo. E Adame
Woodard
Utatah Steam Laundry
Madedo
Taylor
Grist
Young and
Younga
Dsc
Burton
Durham Cettle
Hennion
Toom
Meng
W. E. Burton
Woodards Furniture Store
Burtongatte
George E Young
Geo. Gray
Adams
Vernat Wlarness Company
the Palace
Hag
G. R. Smith
Messer
Skos
Earth
G. E Adams
Themeelses
Tt C. Meadows
Verne
Hoaters
Woodlands
W. J Baker
Dentis
Prrmanently
John W. Pope
Deseret Nova
Geo. A. Davis
C. T C. Bazar
Vernal Public Library
Adama
Bate
Powell
Burtons
J. M. Allred
W. EH Burton
Woollerdy Furniture
William $Lards
Henry Reich
Price
Mia Nina Knotles
Turkosa
Oregon
Ratt Lake
Joseph J] Hardy
Wad BE Pack, Jr
Max Welas
Vernal Trading Store
Soldier Summit
Winfield Hullinger, Jr
Winfield
Athet
Alexander Kidd
Aghley Valley
Reaervation
Ife
Alga
Joseph P Hacking
Gava
Jane Camp
Salt Lake
Ilee
Mra Camp
Geoff Adams
Chh. Belcher
F M Young
Maria A. Trim
Rielle
First South Street
Alle Bascom
Allen Hodson
East Lake City
Arthur Johnson
New York
Mr Johnson
Jengen
John McDougall
Ethel Johnson
Mies Lena Houston
Morthelde
Goodrich Homestead
Buehrle
Jensen School
Teachers’ Institute
Woc
T. U
Vernal Ward House
K Bartlett
Iss Isely
Kansas
Miss Hackett
Milas Massey
Nos Bennion
Fort Duchesne
A. Nemothy
Phil Stringham
Vene Collett
Thomas Smartt
James Webster
Enow Storm
Maceer
William Wimmer
Maeser
Dan Lambert
Ophraim Lambert
Roosevelt
Kamas and
Woodland
Fred Wood
Anno Nee
Batterick
the Delineator
Butterick Fashions
William Jr. Smart
Duchesne Country
Gerald Thorne
Alout
Ashley Valley
Chamberlain
Sher
J. A. Wilson
Utah
Cheroukez Rocommendid
Vernal Crug Co
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