County Officials Return From Tax Meeting
State officials returned from Salt Lake City after three days at Governor Mabey's tax convention. All counties were represented, with numerous commissioners and treasurers attending to discuss reducing taxes and standardizing assessments. Mabey urged living within means and spending less, urging study of current year needs and possible legislative remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hatch
Williard Henderean
George Wilkins
Caste
Daggett
Garfield
Millard
Plute
Tooele
Washington
San Juan
Grand Nd Duchesne
Davis
Sanpete
Sevier
Uintah
Warro
Beaver
Kane
Unitis
Wayne
Salt Lake
Utah
Wasatch
Mahey
Fish and Fame Department
Mabey
McClure hunter to visit relatives after bear catch
C W McClure, 72, who recently caught four bears on Taylor Mountain, plans a late week trip to Marshaltown Iowa to visit his daughter. He has spent eight years in the country and this summer herded for Johnny Davis. He trapped the bears on Taylor Mountain and has homesteaded near Colorado Park and a desert claim at Moffat, near wells under drill. On the return trip he will stop at Steamboat Springs Colorado and Emporia Kansas to dispose of property.
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C. W McClure
Taylor Mountains
Marshaltown
Iowa
McClure
Johnny Davis
Taylor Mountain
Colorado Park
Moffat
Vernal
MecClure
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
Emporia
Kansas
Fortieth Grandchild Born Saturday Night
Patriarch Harmon Sowards and wife celebrate the fortieth grandchild born Sunday night November 20 to their daughter Mrs Lewis Behrman. Mr Behrman is visiting at her parents home. There are 38 living grandchildren. Mrs Sowards is 60 years old on September 10.
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Harmon Sowards
Lewis Behrman
Behrman
Sowards
Church Day of Prayer for TB Seals Sale Approval
The First Presidency of the church endorses a sale of Christ Mig seals to fund tuberculosis campaigns. They urge church members across stakes and wards to buy seals and ask bishops to highlight the matter in services on Sunday, November 20. Signed by Heber J. Grant, Charles W Penrose, and Anthony W Ivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber J. Grant
Charles W Penrosa
Anthony W Ivins
Well Known Rock Springs Banker Dies
J P Boyer cashier of the First National Bank of Rock Springs Wyoming died of influenza and pneumonia on November 1 buried November 16. He counted many friends in Vernal and Uintah county and supported development of what is now Daggett county. The people of that region have lost a staunch friend.
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J P Boyer
First National Bank of
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Boyer
Vernal
Ulatal County
Daggett County
Duchesne County Official Visited Roosevelt On Business
County commissioner Owen Bunion of Duchesne county traveled from Roosevelt to conduct legal business Tuesday and Wednesday. Bennion recently discussed matters with officials, indicating ongoing negotiations and local governance concerns.
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Owen Bunion
Duchesne County
Roosevelt
Sfr Bennion
Lintah Telephone Connects Tabiona Line This Week
Manager Lyfvie Strong of the Win tah Telephone company reports that telephone collection was made with Tabiona this week. Patrons can now talk with the far off Reservation town. Other towns will be connected with phone communication as fast as business justifies.
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Lyfvie Strong
Wintah Telephone Company
Tabiona
Grand Junction Road Project Seen With Federal Aid
A Grand Junction cashier reported that the Commercial Club of Grand Junction secured federal aid for a road linking Grand Junction and Rangely. Construction is expected to begin shortly, with funds planned to support the project.
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Graud Valley National Bank of
Grand Junction
Commercial Club of
Rangely
Three Stills Unearthed In Ashley Valley
Federal prohibition agents along with local officers unearthed three illegal stills in Ashley Valley within two days. In Vernal area investigations led to captures of John Scott, Jerry Hatch, and Lincoln Williams as officials found mash, finished liquor, and complete outfits. Scott and Hatch pled guilty to manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor and were fined 289 dollars or six months. Williams awaits federal trial. Justice Woolley warned no leniency for liquor offenses.
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Vernal
John Scott
Ed Brian Place
Scott
Jerry Hatch
Brush Creek
Lincoln Willams
Steinaker
Dmw
Williams
Wiliams
Salt Lake City
Woolley
Mother of E H Belcher Injured in Salt Lake Fall
Assistant cashier E H Belcher of Uintah State Bank reports his elderly mother Mrs Belcher aged 86 next February fell at her daughter Elizabeth Bartholomew's Salt Lake City home. She broke her leg after slipping on a rug and twisting a pane. at last word she rested as well as could be expected.
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E. H. Belcher
Uintad State Bank
Mr. Belcher
Christmas seal sale kicks off with Uintah drive
The fourteenth annual Christmas seal sale runs from Thanksgiving to Christmas. Chairman William M. Anderson of Uintah county's executive committee has placed seals in local businesses for purchase. Proceeds fund early tuberculosis care, with Vernal’s traveling clinic finding new cases and urging buy now to help loved ones.
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William M. Anderson
Uintah County
Anderson
Thi Country
Boeing
Utah
Vernal Commercial Club Seeks Federal Road Aid For Victory Highway
The Vernal Commercial club met with business men Monday and Tuesday to push federal aid for surfacing the Victory Highway in Utah. Working with county commissioners, the effort aims to designate this road as the state’s primary federal aid highway with secondary feeder routes. Secretary Anderson coordinates city outreach in Duchesne and Wasatch counties to secure fast action. Local support is strong, and success would funnel federal funds to the route, elevating it as a national through highway.
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Vernal Commercial Club
Vernal
Victory Highway
Utah
Anderson
Duchesne
Wasatch
MUGE SUM PAID UTAH BEET RAISERS MUGE SUM PAID UTAH BEET RAISERS
Four million one hundred and fifty thousand dollars was paid the Utah and Intermountain beet growers last week. Nearly $3,000,000 was distributed in Utah to growers. The money, lent through the Wire Inanena corporation via the federal reserve bank and the Sugar Beet Finance Corporation of Salt Lake, will help farmers meet obligations and boost business. The sugar factories are expected to distribute $15,000,000 this year, aiding labor, beets, and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Intermountain Beet
Wir Inanea Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
Sugar Beet Finance Corporation of
Salt Lake
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Mabeus
Madie Good
Read
Roci Springs
Lintah Telephone Company
Witil Tabiona
Ashley Valley
U. & Prohibition
Thial
E. H W. Belcher
Seals and I
MUGE
Bank of Vernal
Uintah Nasin
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