Ouray Visitors and Local Hunting Roundup
Ouray reports a quiet duck season with many birds already headed south. Albert Murray, Albert Pokerslack, and Altbed Visited midweek for the Salt Lake City fair, with Clifford Stroom as hotel chef. Wallace Stark, former Indian farm agent, headed home via Iowa after visiting Fandlett and Fort Duchenne. Maggie Murray, John McConnel, nephew Van, Dora Miller, and Thelrnn of Colorado Springs spent the weekend with John Murray. The Millers plan return to Colorado later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Albert Murray
Albert Pokerslack
Salt Lake City
Clifford Stroom
Wallace Stark
Iowa
Fandlett
Fort Duchenne
Maggie Murray
John McConnel
Van
Dora Miller
Thelrnn
Colorado Springs
John Murray
Ouray
Murray
Whiterocks
Millers
Colorado
Ashley family visits Burnts Fork Run and local news
Mr and Mrs Emer Swett and family spend time with Mrs Swett's parents at Burnts Fork Run. Walter Corless returns from Salt Lake City after eye treatment. Victo Karren and Blue Mountain family visit on business. Lou Soderquist from Naples ward visits on Monday. Alfred Davis welcomed a baby girl born October 6. Dick Ellsworth visits from Lone Tree. Richard Hadlock returns from Brush Creek camp after a week with family. Alonzo McCannl moves from Diamond Mountain. Primary closes for wine with a social aid dance for children. Harold Chovell returns from Ogden to winter with grandmother Mrs Sarah Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer Swett
Burnts Fork
Swetts
Walter Corless
Salt Lake City
Victo
Karren
Blue Mountain
Lou's Soderquist
Naples
Alfred Davis
Dick Ellsworth
Lone Tree
Luther Swett
Richard Hadlock
Brush Creek
Alonzo McCannl
Diamond Mountain
Harold &Chovel
Ogden
Sarah Adams
RANGELY FARMERS ACHIEVE BOUNTIFUL CROP REPORT
Lucius Shepherd operated a threshing machine locally to harvest oats and wheat. Rector estimates two thousand bushels. Mr and Mrs R Witmer stayed a week at the J W Rector home. Mrs Witmer and Mrs W L Lewis took a combined business and pleasure trip to Grand Junction, returning September 27. Mr and Mrs Homer D Ford of Watson visited Grand Junction and the Purdy home briefly. W A Banks' sheep head to the winter range around Watson. Mr and Mrs Duncan and Mr and Mrs M C Steele welcomed a new baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Shepherd
Rector
R Witmer
Witmer
W L Lewis
Grand Jumnection
Homer D Ford
Watson
Grand Junction
John S Purdy
Banks
Duncan
M. C Steele
Uintah River bridge survey update at forest boundary
Surveyor Val Anderson reports reconnaissance for a new bridge across the Uintah river at the forest boundary. Logging engineer A B Swartz and crew survey the Bear river drainage and Uintah range. few beetles found east of Henrys Fork. Ranger Glen Lambert posts boundary lines. telephone line reconstruction to start next week replacing poles with trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arval Anderson
Ogden Office
Uintah River
Forest Boundary
Swartz
Pot Creek
Davenport
Sargent
Hole-in-Rock
Sheepcreek
Iron Springs
Vernal Utah Roads Improve Access and Bank Report
Road work completed along Brush Creek and Taylor mountain routes boosts access to Ashley Creek area and dry timber. Foreman Bennett and Ranger Lambert advance projects at Yelstone and Green Lakes while sheep and loco plant issues are noted. Bank of Vernal reports assets and liabilities as of September 30, 1932 with details on deposits and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek Mountain
Thornburgh
Ashley Creek
Brush Creek
Trout Creek
John &. Bennett
Smiths Fork
Mt View
Marsh Lake
Big Fall
Clyde Lambert
Yel
Stone Ranger Station
Altonah Ranger Staon
Taylor Mountain
Smiths Correction
Glen Wambert
Steinake
Vernal
Orson Burton
Greendale
Asame
McKee Taw
Watson
Green River
Moran
Salina
U & Bureau of Animal Industry
Dier Ridge
Abtderson & Green
Green Lakes
Leaf Allen
Alger & Wheeler
Moon Lake
Sacrament meeting speakers and local social note updates
Sunday Sacrament meeting featured speakers Frank Gardiner President A G Goodrich Victor Merril and Ruth Goodrich. Verna Abegglen works for Mrs Etta Alexander of Glines ward after her shoulder injury. Bishop Byron Goodrich travels to Salt Lake City on business and pleasure. Jacobson stayed in Vernal weekend and returned to Watson Monday. Miss Orva Jacobson hosted a young people gathering with games and refreshments. Attendees included Violet Merrit Kathleen Goodrich Ruby Anderson Lerna and Vertie Anderson Marie and Maurine Corless Ida Lee Mildred McCarrell Venice Merkley Thurza Alexander Beatrice Oberhansley Enid Thada Reid Ramona Mortensen Catherine Butcher Orva Jacobson Walter Baese Rex York Roy Coke Bill Cothorpe Delmaine Morten Lorin Jackson Owen Powell Herman Engberson Lewe Collier Orin Cramer Local Anderson Melvin Anderson Howard Williams Ben Richards Weldon Allred and Lowell Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacrament Meeting
Frank Gardiner
A G Goodrich
Victor Merril
Ruth Goodrich
Verna Abegglen
Mre
Etta Alexander
Gliines
Vward
Thursda
Byron Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Qol Jacobson
Vernal
Watson
Orva Jacobson
Violet Merrit
Kathleen Goodrich
Ruby Anderson
Lerna
Vertie Anderson
Marie
Maurine Corless
Ida Lee
Mildred McCarrell
Venice Merkley
Thurza Alexander
Beatrice Oberhansley
Enid
Thada Reid
Ramona Mortensen
Catherine Butcher
Walter Baese
Rex York
Roy Coke
Bill Cothorpe
Delmaine Morten
Sen Lorin Jackson
Owen Powell
Herman
Don Engberson
Lewe
Js Collier
Orin Cramer
Loal Anderson
Melvin Anderson
Howard Williams
Ben Richards
Weldon Allred
Lowell Jacobson
Ownership Statement for The Vernal Express October 1932
William B Wallis appeared before me as editor of the Vernal Express and declares under oath that the following is a true statement of ownership management and circulation as required by the 1912 act. The document lists the newspaper’s ownership details for Vernal Utah and Uintah County as of October 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Woll
Vernal
Utah
Willam & Wallis
Vernal Express Publshing Co
James HL. Walls
William H .Biddeway
den F Colton
John N Davis
H W. Woolley
William & Walliz
Paragrap
Congress
Vernal Express
Uintah
William B Wallis
Woman reports 45 pounds fat loss with Kruschen plan
Mrs Carl Wilson of Manton Mich writes she lost 45 pounds and 6 inches in hips and bust after using Kruschen for three months. She recommends the product and notes a 4 week bottle costs little with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salta
Krischen
Carl Wilson
Manton
America
Constitutional Amendment Relating to Municipal Corporations
A proposed amendment to Utah state constitution Article XI would empower cities to frame charters through a city charter commission elected by voters. It details how commissions are formed, charter submission, and amendments, and grants cities authority over taxes, public services, utilities, and public works within general law limits. The measure outlines process, timelines, and legal framework for citycharter adoption and statewide effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Charter Commission
fRarar
Secretary of State
Iaity
Jia
Beetctare
Biante
Herey
Wallis sworn statement and local road offer noted
William E Wallis swears there is no interest in stock bonds or securities beyond his statement. Notary Leon Christenson dates the oath October 1 1932. Huntington road offer announced seven miles north. Peter Wentz sister Monta Wentz dramatist of Uintah chief school visited Miss Wentz Wednesday. Wentz practicing law in Chicago and had not seen sister seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eafisant
Peter Wentz
Monta Wentz
Uintah Chief School
Miss Wents
Mts
Reconstruction plan for Utah Delaware Mining surface plant
Approximately 39000 dollars to be spent on reconstructing the surface plant of the Utah Delaware Mining company at this location. Ritz Hotel opened in a building formerly occupied by Averill Hotel. Work completed on blasting and delivering 4000 tons of prime iron ore from Olf Jeppson quarries near Redmond depot Salinuw Bun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gingham
Utah
Delaware Mining Company
Price—Ritz
Averill Hotel
Olf Jeppson
Redmond
Salinuw Bun
Sacramento Gold and Quicksilver Mining Plans Near Shipment
Sacramento Gold and Quicksilver Mining company prepares to begin shipment from the Sacrameto property in Mehur district Tooele. The record notes imminent activity and the Transit Bulletin source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento Gold and Quicksilver Mining Company
C'D Saceramerto
Mehur District
Tooele
Transcript Bulletin
Le Pevet Ridge Highway Work Begins in Kalbab Forest
Work started on the Le Pevet ridge section of the Kalbab forest highway, initiating construction along the route. The project aims to improve travel in the region and may affect local access during development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le. Pevet Ridge
Kalbab Forest
Notice to Creditors in Elizabeth Snow Estate Utah
In Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah estate of Elizabeth Snow deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Elmer Snow administrator at Jensen Utah on or before December 1 1932 first publication September 26 1932 last publication October 20 1932
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah County
Utah
Elizabeth Snow
Jensen Utah
Elmer Snow
Elizabeth Tow
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Ashley Ra
Ashley Forest News
SPE
SL Ne
Goodyear
Ashton
State of
Bank OF Vernal
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Gack
Alntsh
N J Meagher
N J McAgher
Willig L Johnson
Coltharp
W. Fletcher L
Herbert ‘Tyzack
State OF Utah
Robbins
Nelle
Rg Sa auNrend
Rt Eee
Tellphone
Uintah State Bank
Us&s
Cathler
Aaid Bank
Cherr Y Beng
Cheney
W H Siddoway
J Boullocabana
Merkley
Archie Johnson
Expres
E. C F Pobbins
Firaminer
Wering
Huntington
Btats
Doctors & Dentists
Wallace Qalder
Edurday P
J.w.stevens
Wallice Calder
Ashley Co-op
Lewis
Vernal Market
Shue
Olsen
Rhoades
Troumas
Collier Furniture Company
Undertakers
CCK Funeral Tiome
Modern Funeral Equipment
Fuller Remington
John W. Pope
Automobile and Fire Insurance Neon
P. Christensen
Craig
Excloit
E, E Brockman
Negr
Uintah Basin
Vernal, Utah
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S
Land Office
Ontos
IL Siddoway
HER Zylack Bee
WM. HL
Stodoway
Geni Ae Darle
Hackingy—Cieoamas
Ees Hoge
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