Dinosaur National Monument gets $7333 road and quarry funds
A special allotment of 7333 dollars by the director of national parks funds early next year excavation work at Dinosaur National Monument. Twenty men will be employed as scientists begin quarry work and a museum is planned over the quarry. Other western parks receive funds for road, trail, and ditch projects employing hundreds.
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Dnosaur National Monument
National Parks
Washington
US National Park Service
Zion National Park
Bridges National Monument
Idihoe
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Dinosaur National Monument
Thanksgiving Prayer for the Harvest and Freedom
A devotional prayer praising Thanksgiving and gratitude for peace, abundance, and liberty in a nation. It honors God as Lord of the Harvest Life and Light, recalling adversity overcome and the pioneering spirit, ending with a plea to accept thanks.
State Primary Supervisor Sees Good School Conditions
Miss Hazel Brockbank state primary supervisor of schools and Warren Taylor assistant state superintendent spent several days visiting county schools. Ada Wilhite county primary supervisor accompanied Brockbank. She praised the work and noted higher standards despite overburdened teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Brockbank
Harren Taylor
Ada Wilhite
Brockbang
Brockbank
Bette
Local Notices and Arrivals In Idaho and Utah
Se 2- Pwenty Y Neste Se shesle de forteeferd tenjerje deel reed Sefetet ears Ago hed et Byron Goodrich has severed his connections with the Palace bar ber shop and has opened a shop in Naples Cheorge Barlett, who moved over from Liberty ward to spend the winter has been confined to his room with typhoid fever for sev eral days Mrs Richard Smith and children have returned from Murray, Salt Lake and other Utah points The little son, Quincy, who has been un der the care of a specialist for some months is much improved. John i. Reader, George E Adams and W H Coltharp spent several days in Myton returning on Fri day They went over to attend a meeting of the directors of the Uintah Power and Light company The work is progressing In a sat isfactory manner . Theodore Johnson has return ed from Sweden, where he spent the last three years and six months as a missionary The last fifteen months of the time he presided over the mission, with headquarters at Stockholm Last September Atrs. Joanson krned her husband in Stockholm, where she remained until his work was finished It is more than likely that Mr and Atrs Joanson will locate somewhere in Idaho.
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Byron Goodrich
Palace
Naples
Cheorge Barlett
Liberty Ward
Richard Smith
Murray
Salt Lake
Utah
Quincy
John i. Reader
George E Adams
W H Coltharp
Myton
Uintah Power and Light Company
Theodore Johnson
Sweden
Stockholm
Joanson
Atrs
Idaho
Engineer Reports on Proposed Reservoir Sites for Ashley Valley
A 1933 survey by engineer Leon P Christensen outlines several potential reservoir sites in Ashley Valley to store water for a fuller irrigation season. Reports detail site checks from Buck Pasture to North Fork Ashley Creek, estimated runoff of 7200 acre feet, and possible financing via government funds over multiple years. The study highlights economic losses from water shortages and the potential crop gains from an expanded irrigation program.
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Ashley Valley
Leon P Christensen
Jerry Murray
George E Wilkins
Ashley Upper
Lewis H Goodrich
Walter Corless Rock
P ¢ Stringham
Dry Fork
Buck Pasture
Wilkins, Goodrich and Murray
Trout Creek Park
North Fork
Odehkirk
Cow Hollow
Goodrich
Murray
Christensen
Ashley Creek
Justice Olsen fines Massey for out of season pheasants
On November 21 3 W Olsen justice of the peace of Naples pre scinet fined Joseph Massey $25 for killing pheasants out of season. Complaint was fled by Gane War Iden Ed M Oaks.
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W Olsen
Justice of the Peace of
Naples
Rural Schools Starvation Wages Endanger Education
Washington reports a nationwide study showing rural schools closed or underfunded last September due to tax shortfalls. 1,025,000 rural children lack educational opportunities as teachers face starvation wages and unpaid salaries, with 40 million owed nationally. cities show similar cuts in arts, music, PE, and health services. The National Education Association calls for urgent federal aid to prevent a forgotten generation.
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Washington, DC
United States
Arizona
National Education Association
Roosevelt
United States Offices of Education
Cites
Fur of Silver Foxes Heavier This Year at Local Farms
At H Waite Woolley in Glines ward and John W Pope in Vernal the 1933 silver tip fox crop is reported heavier and thicker than last year. Woolley notes similar good fur conditions for coyotes. Ted Woolley and Ted Pope handle skinning with their fathers’ help as they process pelts using anesthesia and euthanasia methods.
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H Waite Woolley
Glines Ward
John W Pope
Vernal
Mr Woolley
Joseph P Hacking
P Ce Stringham
Woolley Farm
Woolleys
Ted
Pope Fox Farm
Creamery Officials Meet in Vernal to Discuss Interests
Jack Livingston secretary of the creamery code of the state and Charles Seltz manager of the Miuttal Creamery in Duchesne attended a Vernal meeting on Monday at the Calder Bros. creamery to discuss local dairy affairs. Representative Dan Heepee of Roosevelt accompanied them.
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Jack Livingston
Creamery Code
Charles Seltz
Duchesne
Miuttal
Vernal
Calder Bros. Creamery
Dan Heepee
Roosevelt
Uintah School District Census on Student Enrollment
The Uintah School District census lists 3330 youths aged 6 to 18, with 1462 boys and 1372 girls in full time school. Outside public schools enroll 6 boys and 28 girls. private and Indian school enrollment figures are noted, along with exemptions and nonenrollment reasons for ages 10 to 19.
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Uintah
Iivates
Utah
Gurly
Bours
Cone White
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Lynn Ross
A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Lynn Ross of Arcadia on November 29. Mrs Ross was formerly Miss Merle Massey, longtime county librarian, and Mr Ross is at the home of his sister Mrs Fred Wal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Ross
Arcadia
Ross
Merle Massey
Fred Wal
Vernal Weekend Visit by Provo Student Miss Sowards
Miss Myrtle Sowards of Provo spent a weekend in Vernal visiting Miss Beth Ashworth foods instructor at Wintah high school. Sowards formerly lived in Vernal and is now attending Brigham Young University in Provo.
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Myrtle Sowwards
Provo
Vernal
Beth Ashworth
Wintah High School
Sowards
BYU
CWA Plans and Utah Projects Mentioned at Capitol Meeting
At a Wednesday state capitol gathering Civic Works Administration leader Howard A Eccles outlined Washington delays and urged coordinated effort. Governor Blood spoke on relief project start ups and Utah needs, detailing county and city cooperation, and the Uintah county CWA committee’s formation and roles.
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Uintah County Cwa
E . Young
Relief Organization of the County
Ray Duke
Fred Feltch
Rank H Smith
Ray F*ckup
Homecoming Honors Former Bishoprics and Missionaries in Vernal
Hundreds attend Vernal First Ward housewarming on Friday night as a bazaar raises funds for the building. A Thanksgiving afternoon program will honor returned missionaries and retiring bishop Haller Writbeck, with Patriarch James H Wallis among the speakers.
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Vernal First Ward Chapel
First Ward
Haller Writbeck
Wallis
James H. Wallis
Thirty Years Ago in Vernal Wedding and Local Notes
Thirty years ago events in Vernal include the wedding reception of Mr and Mrs E J Young Jr. and reports of RB S Collett recovering from a fall on a camping trip. N J Meagher arrives as Bank of Vernal cashier, Peter Hanson plays music at Friday hops with a 200 year old violin, Thanksgiving observed with many turkey rooves down.
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E. J Young Jr
RB S
Collett
N J Meagher
Bank of Vernal
Meagher
All Hallows College
Salt Lake City
Peter Hanson
al Hall
al Werkman
Bfr
Hansen
Brian
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Congress
National Park Service
Horace M Albright
The
Park Service
Eli
R Albright
Harriette Goldsmith Osborn
Theo
Rere
Pwenty Y Neste
Shesle de Forteeferd
H H Calder
Uintah County
NRA Committee
J W Crabtree
State Capitol
Howard A Eccles
Civic Works Administration
Washington DC
Ork
Ucclas
CWA
Naw
Henry H. Blood
Washlington
Blood
J R Douglas
Charles Carter
Martin W Curtis Glenn H Miller
Sach Calder
Willis L Johnson
J Emery Johnson
Vern McCarrell
Notlelg
GCOS
Young, Jr
Uwitah
Young
Alice E Phelps
Phelps
Veteran's Bureau
Mr Young
Robert S. Hinkley
Howard A Edles
Board of
Willis In
Johnson
LeRoy Goodrich
R O. Cooper
Par
Maeser Store
Orson Hall Place
Ashley Ward
Dodds’ Corner
Ed Watkins St
Puege
Bishop
Mrs Tavis
James H Wallis
British Isles
European Mission Relief Society
Vernal Relief Society
Uintah Stake Relief Society Board
Vernal First Ward
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