Salt Lake Club Offers Help for Uintah Basin Road
Salt Lake Commercial Club pledges influence and publicity to secure relief for Uintah Basin road access. Letter from James H. Wallis dated November 8 1922 urges state action to improve Duchesne Helper road and prevent isolation until spring. Follow-up note November 15 1922 reports Board acknowledgment and appointment of a committee to confer with the State Highway Commission and Governor.
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Salt Lake
Sain
KK Smith
Commercial Club
Salt Lake City
Mr. Smith
Roosevelt
Vernal
Uintah Basin
State Road Commission
Tlub
Duchesne- Helper
Board of Governors
Utah
Siates
James H Wallis
James WH Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Wallis
State Highway Commission
Woolley Aids Turkeys Shipment in Uintah Basin
Vernal Woolley of Logan represents Utah Agricultural College and Utah State Farm Bureau to assist Uintah Basin farmers in preparing turkeys for shipment. A basin growers group aims to market a large crop via the farm bureau, with 10 000 birds discussed. Buyers bid 32 to 35 cents dressed for local markets while out of town buyers forego price names pending contracts.
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Salt Laklds City
Utah Agricultural College
Utah State Farm Bureau
Vernal Woolley
Logan
Salt Lake
Uintah Basy
Farm Bureau
Fred Mathews
Castlegate
Los Angeles
Air
Uintah Basin Turkeys Shipped to Pacific Coast
Uintah County farms shipped a large turkey crop for Thanksgiving trade. About 80,000 pounds left Uintah for Los Angeles and Salt Lake City markets, with parcels and private trucks moving most units. W K Johnson bought and dressed many birds, sending 35,000 pounds total, with prices mainly from 29 to 38 cents per pound live weight.
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Uintah
Athley Valley
W. K Johnson
T. G Alexander
George A. Slaugh
Johntson
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Verndl
Johnson
John W. Doss Acquitted At Second Trial In Vernal
John W. Doss was acquitted at the second trial held Saturday morning before Justice Irvin Eaton on a charge of using insulting language to females. Jurors were Charles H Davis, Moroni Fisher, and Ike Burton. Thos W Oddwell represented the defendant and Wallace Calder spoke for the city of Vernal, the plaintiffs.
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John W Doss
Irvin Eaton
Charles H Daviis
Moroni Fisher
Ike Burton Thos
W Oddhnel
Wallace Calder
Vernal
Salt Lake Firm Bids Law on Vernal U S Building
The Western Construction company of Salt Lake City was the low bidder for the erection of the public building at Vernal with a bid of 47500 dollars. The Johnson Construction company of Fargo North Carolina was the only other bidder with 49906 dollars. No award has yet been made.
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Salt Lake
U. S
Washington, DC
Western Construction Company
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Johnson Construction Company
Fargo
N. C
Roads in prime condition on Vernal to Roosevelt line
Reports from motorists traveling the Vernal to Roosevelt corridor last week say roads are in excellent shape with notable drag work completed on the west end improving travel conditions and accessibility for travelers through the region.
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Vernal
Roosevelt
West End
Christmas Seal Sale To Start Thanksgiving
The sixth annual Christmas seal campaign to fight tuberculosis will begin on Thanksgiving Day and run through Christmas. Utah public health efforts span the state as counties contribute 10 cents per person toward a $45,000 national drive. Humpty Dumpty entertained Utah schoolchildren to promote health habits, and Uintah Superintendent Oleon leads the campaign planning with final meetings to follow.
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Utah
Utah “Public Health Association
Humpty Dumpty
Uintah
Oleon
Uint Schools
Newberry Row Is Now Out of the Senate
Washington November 21 resignation from the Senate of Senator Newberry of Michigan became effective when his letter was presented and read in the Senate He began service in 1918 and his name was called for the last time during the swearing in of Mrs Felton of Georgia Senators Harrison and Owen discussed the resignation with differing views Harrison called it a joy to American homes while Owen urged decisive enactment free of campaign tactics
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Washington
Senate
Truman Ho Newberry
Michigan
Newberry
Felten
Georgia
Harrison
Mississippi
Owen
Oklahoma
R S Collett Visits Salt Lake City for Business
R S Collett traveled from Salt Lake City on Monday to attend business matters and departed Tuesday afternoon.
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R S Collett
Salt Lake City
Final Count Adjusts Totals After Long Wait
After nearly a week delay for WHilllow Creek precinct results the county commissioners canvassed all precincts. The last precinct cast eleven votes with six for Colton and five for Snell Miller Sheriff Richardson reports. Final tallies list Ernest Bamberger 1063, William King 778, T Stoney 30 for US Senate. Colton 1242, Welling 624, Walter 30 for US House First District. Cherry 1051, Corfman 781 for Supreme Court. Jensen 1069, D C Jensen 759, Ruby Lindsay Webber 29 for Superintendent. Siddoway 1120, Thompson 75 for State Legislature. Sowards 833, Fletcher 1074 for County Commissioners. Taylor 968, McKee 910 for County Commissioner. Murray 1157, Snellen Johnson 696 for County Clerk. Richards 530, Oaks ?, for Sheriff. Preece 1181, Hangon 685 for County Recorder. Deakensy 5?, McConnell 1034, Harmon Sowards 1 for County Attorney.
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Whilllow Creek
Colton
Snell Miller
Rehardson
Congress
Don B. Colton
Milton H. Welling
John O Walter
F-L
the Supreme Court
James W Cherry
E. E. Corfman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
N C. Jensen
D C Jensen
Ruby Lindsay Webber
F L
William H Siddoway
Cyrus A Thompson
Wilbur Sowards
W L Fletcher
Roy Taylor
Joseph A. McKee
Wilson Murray
Snellen Johnson
W C Marshall
Lafe Richardson
William H Oaks
Candidates for School Election Across Districts
In District No 1 Naplea Clerk A G Goodrich filed as sole candidate for the position. District No 3 Maeser shows five candidates Josep Bodily Atlen John L McConkie Maeser William Hoeft and Mra Lettle Duke from Glines Bodily has resigned leaving McConkle and Allen as Maeser candidates. District No 6& including La point and Tridel Bartlett and Goodrich already serve on the board.
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Naplea
A. G Goodrich
Ofco
Maeser
Josep Bodily
Co. D Atlen
John L. McConkie
Maesers
William Hoeft
Mra Lettle Duke
Glines
Bodily
McConkle
Allen
B. Bartlett
Lapoint
Tridel
Bartlett
Mr. Goodrich
Colorado Supreme Court declares Moffat tunnel bill unconstitutional
A wireless message from Roosevelt Wednesday evening stated the Colorado supreme court ruled the recently passed Moffat tunnel bill unconstitutional. The decision impacts state infrastructure funding and ongoing railroad work.
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Moffat Tunnel
Tho
Ashton’s
Roosevelt
Colorado Supreme Court
Moffat
Colorado
Funeral of John Chivers of Davis Ward in 1920
Funeral services for John Chivers, longtime Ashley Valley resident from Davis ward, were held November 18 at the Naples ward house with Bishop Alfred Simper presiding. Interment followed at Vernal cemetery. The event noted his public spirit in road work and his large circle of friends before detailing a separate Roosevelt seed plant visit and discussing alfalfa seed growing prospects in the valley.
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Naples Ward Chapel
ClhowDb
John T. Chivers
Ashley Valley
John Chivers
Davis Ward
William
Idaho
Chivers
Umotah County
Legion
Naples Ward
Alfred Smper
George
A. Slaugh
James M. Shaffer
Presiden
Ernest Eaton
Naples and Davis Ward
Vernal
Mima Davis
C J. Neal
Father Hunt
Ira Thomas
John Sisugh
Edward Watkins
Parley Goodrich
Roosevelt
J. A. Peppard Seed Company
J. G. Peppard, Jr
Gipson
Lottyery
Peppard
Simg
Veanal
Achley Valley
Utah
Stotggas
Jensen and
Golden Mortgage
Poppard
City Council Explains Water Rate Increase Rationale
The council outlines financial strains from 1922 water works upgrades and sinking fund draw, with $5 600 used to cover improvements. Legal demands and depreciation of mains force self support, leading to a rate hike to avoid further city debt and ensure a self sustaining system.
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Ery
Dutiegs
Veroni Express
Provo Post Becomes Tri-Weekly Publication
The Provo Post announces a change to tri weekly publication from last Monday, printing on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Readers in Provo and surrounding rural districts drive the switch. Harry Dutler is circulation manager Sam Leavitt is ad service man Ray Olpita has joined reportorial and editorial staff.
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Provo
Harry _Dutler
S Am Leavitt
Ad Service
Ray Olpit
Vernal City Council Orders Water Rate Clarifications
Officials announce actions to correct impressions from the water rate increase. The statement is issued under the authority of Vernal City Council and signed by Mayor I. Cruikshank in May.
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I. Cruikshank
Mrs Miinnie C Thomas Heads to Salt Lake City for Winter
Mrs Miinnie C Thomas departed Friday for Salt Lake City to stay the winter with her son Melvin who is employed there.
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Miinnie C. Thomas
Salt Lake City
Melvin
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Woolley
Benato Mussolini
New
Permier
Italy
Pacific Coast
Fistal Board OF
John W. Doss
Tom Turlk
United States
Newberry Row
Blocaure
Willow
Criser
United State
Ernest Bamberger
Wiliam H King
T. Stoney
Minnie C Preece
Jennie Hangon
Charles Deakensy
J T McConnell
Harmon Sowards
David
J. G. Peppard Company
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Ashuzy Valley
Hughyseed
POST
Bank of Vernal
United Basin
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