Oil Progress Week to spotlight oil achievements across nation
Ninety years of oil progress are celebrated as Oil Progress Week runs October 16 through 22. The program highlights the industry’s rapid growth since the first well. It notes wartime demand, postwar civilian needs, and record drilling, with 40 thousand new wells in a single year and expanding reserves. Technological advances continue to boost usable products from each barrel.
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Poison risk from discarded paint containers in barns
If lead paint containers are left in barns or pastures, cattle may lick paint and be poisoned. The warning emphasizes safe disposal to prevent livestock exposure and potential contamination of herds. Authorities urge proper handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous paint materials to protect farm animals and the environment.
Vernal News Briefs Highlight Flights and Family News
Local notes from Vernal detail Dr Charles E Hirth visiting Craig en route to Illinois, new family home for Bert Singleton, Myra N Ross dancing classes, a baby boy for the Deans, Norman Frostesds visit from six years past, Central school enrollment at 420 with music courses, a fast air line trial between Uintah Basin and Salt Lake City, a pig ship trip to Salt Lake City, a child named Omser Smith injuring his arm, several weddings on Sept 24, store management changes, a farewell for Mrs Emma Johnson, an aerial tour for the Henderson family, and Uintah County Fair exhibits and rodeo success drawing crowds.
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David Dean
George O. Freestone
Norman
Central School
McNaughton
G. L. Jackman
Ope O. Norman Olsen
Uintay Basin
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Vernal
Salt Lake
W. S. Henderson
Ray Duke
Hamilton
Howard Caldey
Wilson Duke
Omser Smith
E. Smith
Wallace Calder
Benton Lott
Ona Bryant
Roosevelt
Medinard Hardy
Lula Pitt
Maeser
Ernest Johnson
Verdin R. Johnson
Johnson
Emma Johnson
E. H. Bell
Ernest
Royal
Florence
Air Line
Eugene Weist
Speirs and Witbeck
Uintah County
Vernal News Recap Highlights Local Occupants and Events
Julius Jensen moves to Vernal from Duchesne as church leaders study new ward chapels for the First Ward. A boy weighing 8% lbs is born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Massey's family. Sid Morrison welcomes a baby boy last week. Wallace Jones and Hattie Rouche will wed in Salt Lake Temple. Irving Bodley and Arza Adams leave for missionary work. A new photographer arrives in Vernal. Duchesne stage offers $20 round trip to Helper with same day connections. City Council names Byron Eaton City Manual and considers mayoral applicants. Channeling local hiring includes E. Watts, V. Decker, and others joining businesses and real estate ventures.
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Julius Jensen
Richard Jensen
Vernal
Duchesne
H. B. Calder
Wilbur’Sawards
Harold Davis
Salt Lake
First Ward
Martin Art & Novelty
Martini
Calder Confectionery
Joe Massey
Joe
Minnie Bigelow
Grace Glines
John Glines
Sid Morrison
Wallace Jones
Hattie Rouche
Kaysville
Salt Lake Temple
Irving Bodlly
Arza Adams
Moleser Ward
Tle
L. C. Thorne
H. Lorenzo Reid
Alin Academy
A. A. Rich
Colton
Wm. Burton
Ed. J. Young Sr
Henry Ereckson
Wm. Hattem
Tom Nichols
Ben Critchlow
Golden Rule
Salt Lake City
Wilson
E. Watts
Saltake
Saltake Reached Vernal
Uintad State Anke Co
V. Decker
Provo
E. 4. Manker
Polio Case Cited In Uintah County
One pneumonia case and three other reportable illnesses were listed in Uintah County for the week ending September 33. The state health department noted seven tuberculosis cases and 20 poliomyelitis cases statewide. The year’s total poliomyelitis cases reached four in Uintah County as a local drive to fund polio fight gains momentum amid an epidemic.
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Uintah
State Department of Health
Utah
U of U Band Gains National Attention Across Publications
The University of Utah marching band drew national notice when a precision donkey formation appeared on the front cover of School Musician, the leading magazine for campus music programs. Band director Ronald D. Gregory plans an article on the band’s reorganization and growth, with Instrumentalists to publish a related feature in October.
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University of Utah
Ronald D.gregory
Utah
Instrumentaliat
Gregory
Development and formation to MU described in mystic prose
The fragment hints at a development and formation process linked to MU. It reads as a veiled or stylized remark about regery serene déswes of the maga zing, suggesting a cryptic or poetic origin rather than a clear event or quotation.
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Copammunity Chest Volunteer Promotes Local Welfare Drive
A door to door call highlights annual community chest effort aiding hospitals clinics child care centers and the Scouts. Volunteers represent agencies that support health wellbeing and dignity, urging residents to donate for a better town.
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