City and County Secure Large Sums for Relief
County commissioners and Mayor R C Cooper return from Salt Lake City after a governors relief committee session. An application for 29000 dollars for county relief was approved with 7500 advanced. rest to follow after RFC approval. Ward committees organized to start work next week on road and bridge projects and county-wide relief surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R C Cooper
Salt Lake City
Governors Relief Committee
RFC Central Board
Wash
Uintah County Central
R . Cooper
Court House
RR C Cooper
Hugh W Colton
Ray Duke Ray Pickup A
G. Goodrich
Fred Feltch
Frank H Smith
Lapoint
Bergrand Swain Tfidell
Loren Ross
Ballard John H Coox
Bennett
John Haslem Gusher
W. H. Donaldson
Rand. Tett
LeRoy Taylor
Leota Calvin Jorgensen Jensen
Uintah County Sees Land Sale and Public Works Plans
The Uintah land sale opened with Superintendent James W Whitten selling 130 of 178 tracts at roughly 125 per acre. Plans approve county and state funding for Vernal Lapoint road improvement and a $85,000 year total for county projects with donations from citizens and proposed labor contributions.
Postmaster Warns Against Cashing Stolen Money Orders
Postmaster Wilson Murray reports stolen money orders are being cashed in Colorado. The investigation traces the illicit trail westward and he warns all stores service stations and cafes not to cash money orders for strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Colorado
Trevelera
Mr Murray
Powder accident at local mine injures Marion Moon
A coal mine accident at Jor Dudley mine on Brush creek seriously injures Marion Moon of Jensen. Moon opened a 25 pound can of black powder on a car running board when the powder exploded, throwing him from the car. He escaped with a minor arm burn, while the fire damaged the car interior and burned its paint and upholstery. Moon recently recovered from a broken arm after being thrown from a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moo
Moon
Roosevelt Golf Club Tops Basin in Tournament Lead
Roosevelt Golf Club led the second leg of a tournament at Roosevelt on Sunday as Basin clubs were edged for overall supremacy. The local club trails by 36 points with Vernal and Duchesne close behind while Roosevelt runs a four event intra club series. Championship leaders include DeVere Carroll Ib G Noble and R O Cooper. Consolation leaders are Don Jensen J A Cheney and J R Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vernal
Duchesne
DeVere Carroll
Ib G Noble
R O Cooper
Don Jensen
J A Cheney
J R Douglas
Petition Extends Tax Due Date and County Projects
At a Saturday meeting the board of county commissioners extended the final tax due date from November 30 to December 20 after a petition signed by 199 residents. The panel also arranged a proclamation, discussed road upkeep with Dry Fork and the Forest Service, allocated funds for courthouse repairs and sidewalk mending, and approved local work projects for Leola and Seota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Couth
Dry Fork
Vernal
Baldies
Forest Service
Court House
Leola
Seota
Naples Ward Presents Youngest Chorister in LDS Church
Lynn Goodrich, 16, son of Bishop Byron Goodrich, led a 35-voice Naples ward choir at Uintah Stake tabernacle. A Uintah High School student, he trained under Lloyd Winn and is believed to be among the church's youngest choristers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples Ward
Naples
Lynn Goodrich
Uintah Stake Tabernacle
Young Goodrich
Byron Goodrich
Uintah High School
Lloyd Winn
Lynn
Jensen’s Oldest Pioneer Couple Honored Tuesday
Nearly two hundred people gathered at the Jensen ward chapel to honor Mr and Mrs Wall the oldest pioneer couple living in Jensen. They have lived in Jensen over 40 years and will spend much of their time doing temple work in Mandl. A festive program featured songs by Veda Dudley piano solos by Luelle Johnson and vocal by Mildred Halley. Residents from out of town included Alfred Eimp er and daughter Lonnie and many others with a lunch and dances enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Jensen Ward
Wall
Well
Mandl
Veda Dudley
Carma Wall
Luelle Johnson
Mildred Halley
Alfred Bimper
E Smith
Allee Biilows
Ti. J Caldwell
Ernest Eaton
Archie Hichardson
Cecil Billings
Glines
Leslie Brehunin
Torrey
Utah
Timothy
Outa de Voluta
Alfred Eimper
Lonnie
Walter Bimper
Lennie
Dayis Ward Mar
Arthle Richardson
E Smith Owen Wall
Howard Woolley
L N Heridith
Elva Griffis
T J Caldwell
Guarald
Zora
J C Buist Mader
Alice Billings
Cecil Glines
Business Career of H. H. Blood Is One of Success
Henry H Blood a Democratic governor candidate born in Kaysville Davis county sixty nine years ago built a career in milling and mercantile firms. He led the Utah Idaho millers and grain dealers association and held numerous business roles including canneries land ventures and retail firms. He served as bishop of Kaysville ward and president of North Davis stake, sat on Weber College board, led the Davis county board of education, and headed the Davis county Red Cross chapter. His public service began with the first Utah public utilities commission in 1917, later chaired the state road commission and influenced road rates and unemployment policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H Blood
Kaysville
Davis County
John R Barnes
Kaysville Co-operative Mercantile Institution
Kaysville Milling Company
Layton Milling Company
My. Blood
Utah-Idaho Millers & Grain Dealers Association
Blood
Canneries Land Companies
OCM
State Road Commission
George H Dern
Mr Bloc
Seed and Feed Loan Moratorium Not Granted in Six States
Salt Lake City regional office states there will be no general delay or partial payment rule for federal seed and feed loans. Burnham says extensions may be allowed only for crop destruction or other uncontrollable losses, with decisions made individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Ealt Lake
Perry E Burnham
Desere
Burnhams
United States
Salt Lake City
Galt Lake City
Uintah and Carbon to clash in Friday football tilt
Uintah high school football team faces Carbon in a Friday afternoon game at the high school field. Coach Davis boosts a young lineup led by George Calloway and Elmo Colton with several new players and reserves listed. Carbon, expected to be heavier with more experience, seeks to improve on prior matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High
Carbon
Davia
Minera
George Galloway
Carlton
George Calloway
Elmo Colton
Lawrence
Allen
Vernal
Uintah
Davis
Large Cabin Airplane Lands in Vernal After Meeker Route
A six passenger Ryan cabin plane piloted by Mr Monday and David G Gorden landed on fairway number nine at the Vernal golf course. Mr and Mrs Paul Stock and party arrived in Vernal at 100 o'clock after traveling east from Cody, Wyoming, having lost the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.éting
Cody
Wyoming
Paul Stock
Vernal
Meeker
Fairway
Monday
David G Gorden
W S Broderick
Denver
Moark-Bids for 200-foot steel bridge at Spanish Fork
Bids are opened for the construction of a 200 foot steel bridge over the Denver and Rio Grande tracks at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon. The project targets a durable span allowing safe railroad clearance and improved local transport. Low bid details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOARK
Spanish Fork
Home Storage of Vegetables Bulletin Distributed
County Agent F Peterson distributes Farmers Bulletin on home storage of vegetables for winter. The leaflets urge storing garden produce before frost using outdoor cellars and tops, noting nearly all vegetables can be preserved with proper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Peterson
School Board OKs bus change and faculty grants at October meeting
The Board of Education held its regular monthly session on Monday October 3 with all members present. They approved a plan to alter a bus route near East Feondlat to shorten student walks and ease access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
IF & Olsen
Pack
Hf Norgard
Lester Harris
Randitett
East Feondlat
Harria
Lir G Noble
Noble
Thad High School
Whuteby
UEA
Galt Lake
Scout Community Day Draws Crowds for Shows and Dance
Scout Community Day at the Vogue and Imperial drew large crowds last Thursday. The play Sooky thrilled attendees and a substantial fund was raised for the 4-H county allotment of the Timnagos annual fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yernal
Vogue
Imperial
Mra R OC Cooper
Harmon Bowards
Newton Brothers Expand Saddlery Industry With New Department
Newton Brothers add a new manufacturing department to produce saddles and cinches from local elm wood and goat hide. They process stirrups with iron-reinforced wood, heat in steam, and bend in a special machine. They weave cinches and laces locally and plan full pack saddles, potentially employing 80 to 100 workers under better conditions and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Brothers
Elm Wood
Newton Bros
Lions to Aid U H Band with Instruments
Vernet Lions club plans a fundraiser to buy heavier instruments for the Uintah high school band now about sixty members strong. A pledge to purchase one instrument each will be sought from local groups, with Ray Duke Coran Davie and W B Willis leading the effort. A ladies night cabaret supper is set for October 14 at Uintah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pais
Vernet Lions Club
Hell
Uiiish State Bank
Lions Club
Ray Duke
P L
Coran
J Cure Davie
W. B Wailis
Uintah High School
Cowson
Lloyd Winn
Irvin Eaton
Uintah High School Crop Judging Team Wins State Place
Uintah High School crop judging team led by Dale Jensen Herman Bingham and Ktex Olaon won a state fair placing last week Ninth place in livestock judging went to Wendell Micham Kenneth Thomas and William Murray. Several crop exhibit awards followed with Marcel Young earning admiration from crowds Clinton Peterson of the Uintah Future Farmers chapter received a degree State Farmer. Merc Young serves as state farmer organization secretary HM Lundell and Smith-Hughes instructor at Uintah High guided the group to Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Dale Jensen
Herman Bingham
Ktex Olaon
Avestock
Wendell Mi
Kenneth ‘Thomas
William Murray
Marcel Young
Merc Young
HM. Lundell
Smith-Hughes
Untah High
Salt Lakes
Fifty-five to sixty tons of corn moved to Calder silo
About sixty five tons of corn hauled from Fred G Bingham's farm south of Vernal to H B Calder's two miles away. Teams and one truck and trailer used for the trip. Twenty men worked on the task with the corn chopped for Calder's silo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G Bingham
H B Calder
Harrison and Family Visit Mrs Massey Home
Mr and Mrs F J Harrison and Tom of Price visit at the home of Mrs Harrison's mother Mrs J D Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Harrison
Tom of Price
Grand opening ball signals new season at Opera House
In a report from the county, the grand opening ball of the season is set for Monday at the Opera House with an invitation to all. A fresh stock of dry goods has arrived at Coltharps offering coats wrappers skirts and waists for ladies. Herbert Tyzack, the county assessor, welcomed a baby girl born Sunday evening September 28. October 1 marked the home arrival of Arthur Ruple with a twelve pound daughter. mother well, father recovering. Mrs G Adams travels to Washington DC to visit relatives after years away. JF Collette left for Galt Lake to attend conference and stump for B R McDonald in Emery and Carbon counties. WHS Johnson suffered a severe accident Wednesday evening. horse fell on asphalt but no bones broken. Jim Griffin to start a sawmill within a week, with Al Johnston beginning military days.
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Opera House
Coltharps
Herbert Tyzack
Miss
Arthur Ruple
Adams
Washington
JF Collette
Galt Lake
Ife
R McDonald
Emery
Carbon
Johnson
Ment
Will
Jim Griffin
al Johnston
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Wright
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Vernal-Lapoint
Uintah Comunty
Petersons
State
RF OG
R. C Cooper
Cooper
Batt Lake City
Commission
Farm Bureau
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Roosevelt Golf Club
H. H. Blood
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U. H
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