New Museum at Vernal Utah Field House Dedication Planned
Utahns will take pride in the Utah Field House of Natural History at Vernal to be dedicated October 29. Built by the Utah Department of Publicity and Industrial Development the $200000 structure will house Uintah Basin geological displays and reconstructed dinosaurs. Fossil mammals from the Carnegie Museum and $1500 in fossil material gift add to the collection. The exhibit program will include oil paintings from Utah artists and permanent displays for all counties. The Vernal Lion's Club is credited for initiating the project and securing support from state agencies.
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Utah
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Uintah Basin
G. E. Untermann
Arno A. Steinecke
State of
Vernal Lion's Club
Utah Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
Natural History
Desert News
Live to Hunt Again Warns Utah Hunters to Be Cautious
The Vernal Express joins state officials in urging extreme caution for hunters as Utah faces a potentially record deer pheasant and duck season. Officials warn gun safety to prevent self harm and accidents from careless handling and remind residents to fully extinguish fires due to extreme dryness.
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Vernal Express
Fred Reynolds
Sammy Hatch
Herbert M. Snyder
Ashley Forest
Ona A. Har‘Tisgu
Vernal
Arthur Corless
Care of Fleeces Woe and Housing Racket in Tokyo
The notice discusses fleece handling costs and the impact on sheep income, urging dry clean wool and proper sorting. It also notes a housing shortage in Tokyo where “key money” for rentals inflates costs, with adverts reflecting demand and rising rents.
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Cuisa
Japan
Tokyo
United Nations Day urged as world peace goal
The national committee promotes October 24 as United Nations Day urging city and town observances to honor the UN Charter's anniversary. President Truman calls government, civic, educational and religious groups to show devotion and boost United Nations work toward universal peace.
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National Citizens Committee
United Nations
Truman
The
Washington
Department of Agriculture
France
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wosaion
Seme
Roosevelt area notices and births and social notes
Ballard Ellen Bracken reports births and local visits with names like Jesse Hullinger and Bonnie Hullinger. A son born at Roosevelt Hospital joins seven daughters. Eula Brighton visits from Salt Lake City on vacation. Various movements include Mrs. John Wardle Hawthorne and Mrs. Lonnie Winn visiting, speakers Robert Andrews and Muriel Benson at Sacrament meeting, and families traveling to Provo for BYU.
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Jesse Hullinger
Roosevelt Hospital
Eula Brighton
ZCMI
Salt Lake City
John Wardle
Hawthorne
Cal
Lonnie Winn
Angus Anderson
Robert. Andrews
Muriel Benson
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Minnie Angus
Ellen
Guard Against Getting Lost Director Warns Hunters
Utahs fish and game director Randal L Turpin warns hunters to study their hunting areas before going into timberlands. He advises daylight positioning, compasses and waterproof matches, warm clothing, signaling devices, and carrying pioneer car equipment to aid safety and speed search if lost.
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Randal L. Turpin
Utah Fish and Game Department
Timber Highlands
Forest Service
Turpin
Local residents tour Roosevelt businesses on Friday
He was accompanied as far as Ball Lake by his brother Ger ard. Mr and Mrs Earl Gardner visited Vernal Monday on business and to see relatives. Ballard school students in grades four five and six toured Roosevelt businesses including Roosevelt Flour Mill Hi Land Dairy Larson s Bottling Works Roosevelt Bakery Pink and Tony s Cold Storage Plant and Roosevelt Standard Office.
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Ball, Lake
Gerard
Earl Gardner
Vernal
Ballard School
Roosevelt
Roosevelt ‘Flour Mill
Hi-Land Dairy
Larson’s Bottling Works
Roosevelt Bakery
Pink and Tony
Roosevelt Standard Office
S L Insurance Firm Tells New Policy Plan
S L Insurance announces a new plan rewarding safe driving with lower premiums. Citizens Automobile Insurance Exchange president Lee R Pearson says drivers pay the first 50 dollars of claims for theft, public liability, and property damage while the company covers the rest. The policy helps meet Utah Idaho financial responsibility laws at lower rates, with full standard coverage still available.
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Lee R Pearson
Citzens Auto ‘Insurance ‘Co
Pearson
Utah
Idaho
The
Citizens Automobile Insurance Exchange
Salt
New Dork Call Mechanical Duck Decoy Invented
A new mechanical duck decoy features hinged wings that lap when waves move an anchor string. The device aims to enhance realistic action for bird hunting or lure effects.
Archery’s rising appeal and Utah hunters trend
By STAN and SWEENEY notes growing interest in archery for sport and hunting. Utah last season saw 300 bowmen stalk deer with only 15 successful, while this year 500 hopefuls expected. Emphasizes bow advantages, crowding toward Western Jewelers and Sports Outfitters for gear.
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Robin Hood
Nottingham
Utah
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Grant Heath
William B. Wallis
Uditureau ‘Couns
Editorial
Iessoci Iation
Uintah County
United States
South
Interior Department
Treasury
Wyoming
California
New Mexico
Colorado
Montana
Ballard_ Ellen Bracken
the Air Adventures
Hern
Jane Allen Adventures
Sai
Ashton’s
Inesday
S. L. Insurance Firm
Tells.’ . of New Policy
TS. Vernal
Kay
Latta Ie
Tien Rte
Complete Glass Service
Allred Glass Shop
W. Mata
Stan and
Sweeney
William
U. S
Western Jewelers
Sports Outfitters
Colemere’s Weekly
Gray
Joe Bea
Colemere
Ibes Furnitures & App
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