City completes replacement of wood pipe line in Vernal
Vernal City finished replacing a 2200 foot section of wood pipe with a cast iron line from the corner of First North to the Vernal Mill area in six days despite adverse weather. The project employed local workers, costing about 42 cents per foot in labor and 50 cents per foot for pipe, with valves hydrants and cross connections added at each street intersection.
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Vernal City
Monument
Vernal Mill
Pirst North
Frank Hatch
Hatch
W & Henderson
Provo
Utah
Tocal
Vernal
Brigham City Courthouse Renamed Relic Hall Renovation
The Brigham City courthouse reveals a thoroughly cleaned and renovated relic hall featuring restored fixtures and updated display cases. City historians cite preservation of local heritage and upgraded visitor access as key goals of the project.
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Brigham—City
Central School to Leslie Ashe ton Corner Water Project
Officials discuss reusing discarded wooden pipes to supply water for Vernal cemetery beautification. Feasibility presented as piping from the Centre Canal through repaired pipes to the cemetery. planning not yet formalized but broad support anticipated from the Valley.
Pioneer Lady's Long Life Through Trials and Moves
The narrative recounts a woman born in Huntsville who married Mark M Halles in 1877, moved to Uintah County in 1878, faced her husband’s early death, and raised four children. She held ward and stake roles, moved to Canada and the United States, endured crop losses from hail and drought, served in the Relief Society and later relocated to Magrath Brant Vernal Salt Lake area, with winters in California Arizona and St George.
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Mark M Halles
Huntsville
Uintah County
Dry Fork
Muneser
David
Charles
Canada
Mark Mr
Mary Fontella Stringham
Janu
Mark
Magrath
Brant
Cardston
Don G Colton
Maysie
Vernal
Salt Lake
Phillip Stringham
Salt Lake Temple
Nancy A Colton
Stake Relef Society
California
Maeser
Arizona
St. George
Middletown Teen Wins Yankee Ingenuity Scholarship
Lawrence Towle Moeller of Middletown Conn aged 19 earned the 1124 award for a unique coach model built in a home workshop. Worcester Polytechnic Institute awarded him the Yankee Ingenuity scholarship, recognizing originality and practical skill in tool design and aeronautical engineering studies.
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Worlaerster
Layrant
Towle Moeller
Middletown
Wapoloonia
Wody Craftamans
Worcester Polytechnie Institute
Worcester 1Olytechnic Institute
Desnty J Kutter
New York
Ates
New England
Bey
Onaller
Linwood Youth Named Honor Student at Moses Brown
Linwood Utah student Thomas JG Smith, a Moses Brown School pupil, appears on the scholastic honor roll for the first ranking period this fall. He is son of Mr and Mrs Keith Smith of Linwood and formerly attended Arden Preparatory in Staten Island where he was top scholar. Smith is active on the Students Activities committee.
Pioneer Passes Away in Randlett
Parawan potato digging in the locality completed Basin Pioneer Mr Boren, 77, died Tuesday November 10 at his son-in-law Ole Olson's home in Randlett. He farmed on a Whiterocks ranch since the reservation's opening and is survived by daughters Rose Ezra and Alma, wife predeceased him. Funeral at Brough school house led by Bishop Walquist. Interment in Vernal cemetery.
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Randlett
Mannassa Boren
Ole Olson
Boren
Whiterocks
Rose Ezra
Alma
Brough School
Walquist
Brough
Vernal
Bishop Walquist
Junction-schield Clothing Store Moves to Larger Quarters
Junction-schield Clothing Store announces relocation to bigger premises to expand inventory and improve shopper convenience. The move aims to increase display space and service capacity as the retailer strengthens its presence in the local market.
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Schield Clothing Store
Brigham Bids Sought for Courthouse Cornice Painting
Bids were invited to paint the cornice of the new addition to the county courthouse in Brigham. Work includes surface prep and two coats of weatherproof paint on exterior trim. Deadline and contract specifics were set by the county board.
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Brigham
Provo Bobcats Advance After Narrow Uintah Loss in Semis
Provo high school edge Uintah 1 to 0 to reach the Utah state scholastic championship semifinals at Provo Stadium. Eddulp Provo scored on a 49 yard return after a punt, with Uintah threats thwarted by fumbles and stout defense. Both teams totaled 142 and 150 scrimmage yards. standout plays came from Provo backs Higgins Bryant and Vinent intercepting passes to stem Uintah rallies.
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Coring
Qlien Bimmons
Provo High School
Gridiron
Utah
Provo
Progos
Noel
Alexander
Bulldogs
Uintah
Une Bryant
Higgins
Bryant
Tiryant
Vincent Provo
Padulph
Berlu
Provoans
Jrowerver Higgins
Kayachevich
Johnson
Morris
Caldwell
Galloway
Public Domain A Serious Problem for Uintah Basin
A Lions Club Wool Week talk by J O Stewart of the Ashley National Forest Reserve argues public domain grazing needs orderly supervision. He notes range degradation risks from overgrazing, erosion, and loss of forage, urges federal or state oversight to protect livestock and local taxpayers from tramp outfits and unfair competition.
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Lions Club
J O Stewart
Ashley National Forest Reserve
Natonal
Utah
United County
Ments
National
Western Range
Uintah County
le Ewing
Comeng
United States
Frice C Moves Music Store to East Main Street
Frice C Gilner Music Store relocated to 19th East Main Street. The change positions the business in a new storefront, signaling a local shift in services for residents seeking instruments and records.
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FRICE
Gilner Music Store
Work Starts on Auxiliary Plant by Light Company
J L Jameson and Leo Adan from Utah & Light arrive in Verium to start an auxiliary power plant for the Ashley Valley system. The 123 kilowatt hour unit, plus the existing plant, will total 378 kilowatts, using a 200 horsepower engine with natural gas. The setup aims to prevent outages during peak demand and water shortages, improving reliability for Vernal Ashley Valley.
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Utah Power and Light Company
J .L. Jameson
Leo Adan
Utah & Light Company
East Lake City
Verium
Ashley Valley
Ashlay Canyon
Uintah Gas Company
Addic
Vernal
Former Vernal Woman Dies in Ely Nevada
Iona Richardson Paxton, 25, a Ely resident for seven years, died at Ely Hospital from peritonitis after abdominal surgery. Survived by husband, parents Lafe and Mrs Richardson of Vernal, brothers Kenneth Lowell Glenn Keith, sister Sarah. Funeral Tuesday at Wilson Bates chapel Ely. interment Ely Cemetery with Harp music. Utah relatives attended.
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Iona Richardson Paxton
Ely
Ely Hospital
Lafe Richardson
Kenneth
Lowell Glenn
Keith
Sarah
Verna
Wilson- Bates
O F Donovan
Utah
Lafe Richards
Lavell
Glenn
Vernal
Misa
Nell E. Preece
East Lake City
Wim Preece
Myton
Centerville school grounds project under way with officials named
Work progresses on the focal school grounds as OFFICINA L and other officials including Falk as referee G PRICE Graveling of Price Cat Hillman umpire and Dateman head canyon project extend from Lere Unesman to the county line underway per Tribune report
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Falk
G Price
Price-Cat Hillman
Dateman
Head Canyon
Lere Unesman
Tribune
County Line
Postmasters Attend Uintah Duchesne Convention At Jensen
More than thirty postmasters from Uintah and Duchesne counties met in Du chesne City for the regular convention. A welcome address was given by Mayor George Kohl. The Service League, presided by Roosevelt postmaster, discussed community betterment and the league’s role in solving local issues. The next meeting is planned for Gusher on Washington’s Birthday with a banquet at the Naylor hotel.
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Roosevelt Club
Severa Wallace
Ogden
Gladys of Neilson
Elizabeth Iitegerald
Natonal
Evelyn B Hansen
Price Club
Lucinda P. Jensen
George Kohl
Ulinted
Watson and Dragon
Gusher
Uintah Basin
Ashley P. 1 A Repair Cistern for School
The cistern at the Ashley school was repaired and banked up by a group of the P. T. A. Saturday. Last year it frozen and the pump damaged. A new pump was installed and the cistern well banked to prevent freezing. Committee members included Ivan W Atwood Horace Caldwell Elmer Synett John Bryant Justice Tiryant Clarvey Harrison Norrie Harrison Howard Harrison Carlax Auger Porter Long. An acquainted party was held Wednesday night with over sixty attendees.
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Ashley School
Thoss
Ivan W Atwood
Horace Caldwell
Elmer Synett
John Bryant
Justice Tiryant
Clarvey Harrison
Norrie Harrison
Howard Harrison
Carlax Auger
Porter
Sunshine on roof完成: academy roof progress noted
The week of sun promises roof completion on the new academy as carpenters work. Dallas Young departs Thursday for a homestead on the reservation for several weeks with various local events and births reported, including several marriages and new arrivals. An earthquake in Vernal stirs town activity while a new mail route improves Crowns Park mail delivery.
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Dallas Young
Bassett
Don B. Colton
Walter Corless
Ladies Aid Society
Frankenship
Ciair Johnson
Beli
Fanny Wardle
Rock Springs
Lahore
Crowns Park
Pope
White River
Pleasant Grove 5000 Al Lotment Allocation
Pleasanton area receives a 5000 al allotment from the state to be spent by county roid commissioners in this vicinity.
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Pleasant Grove
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