Hereford Hereford Mindock Granger Slated for Demo Sale
Prices disappoint consignors at a Vernal cattle sale where J A Houston bought the top bull for 500 dollars. The sale featured a strong bid by Col Larry Miller and other Uintah Basin ranchers seeking new blood to improve herds. Major George Fienderson praised the offering as among the association’s best for the Vernal sale year.
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J. A. Houston
Cortins
Houston
al Alms Preece
Uint Ah County Board of Commissioners
Nevada
Domino II
Uintah Basin
Fay
Mountain Ang
Wanternlite
Patry
Lewis Perestone
Weber
Laren
Winterton
Larry ‘Miller
Roggen
Colo
Rulon Peterson
Utah
George Fienderson
Usac Extension Service
Selerson
Utah Hereford Association
Associa
Winterton Bros
Kamas
J. Sfinterton
Ington
Th Cc
Hall
Portage
J. B. Bryant
N. Lamb
Wales
Lusty
Duchesne
Baga Livestock Co
Las Les Reed
Ay Ae Ji
Blackhem
Moroal
Non Bros
Sycan Marlingorensen
Utah Hereford Associatioe
Spanish Fork
Richfield
Centennial Queen Candidate to Be Named Here Saturday
Uintah county officials announce the Centennial queen candidate selection will be held Saturday at 7:30 PM in the First Ward assembly hall. The event is tied to the Uintah County DUP and Utah Centennial celebration plans with judges, attendants, and writings about county history to be presented. Mrs. Leonard Horrocks reports curating materials at the county courthouse for the history project and soliciting storage for exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Colin Group
Centennial Queen
Salt Lake City
DUP
Leonard Worrocks
Utah
Montgomery Warehouse Opens In Vernal Vers Hide and Fur
Mussel Montgomery announces the Versmal Hide and Fur Co opens a new $25,000 warehouse and offices at Fifth East and Main in Vernal. The building, begun August 15 and measuring 80 by 60 feet, includes a 60 by 60 warehouse floor and storage for wool and hides, boosting Uintah Basin wood storage capacity.
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Mussel Montgmery
Vers Mal Hide and Fur Company
Fifth East
Main Street
Roy Mills
Vernal
Carlos
Montgomery
Uintah Basin
Verna Hide and Fur Company
Ver
Verna
Deer Hunting Forecast Sees Utah Prospects Peak in Uintah Daggett
Local hunters predict 1946 will be the biggest deer season in Uintah and Daggett counties. License sales are already higher than ever as hunters prepare near Willow and Hill creeks and the Green River region. State officers will check permits at key points, reminding 16 year olds cannot hunt deer.
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Slaugh
Uintah
Daggett
Les
Thares
Blue Mountain
Utah Colorado
Red Mountain
Vernal
Teacon
Ise Slaugh
Uln- Lab Mountains
Ata
McKeedrow
Geme Department
Ulnta Mountain
Ted Dute
Timnil
Uintah County
Stewart Lake
Jen
Democrats Plan Rally Tour Across Uintah County
Uintah county Democrats schedule a caravan and rally with visitors including state Senator Leo Calder and Judge Larson. The event features a free movie, entertainment by Toby and Bun, and speeches aimed at boosting Democratic candidates such as A. Hardy for county treasurer. Voting hours are 7 am to 8 pm on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Democrats
Ayey
Lowell
Richardeony
Democrate
H. Grant
West
Jstate
Leo Calder
James
Tere
Murdock
Granger
Tony
Caldwell
Larson
Ft. Duchesne
White Rocks
Samiurs
County
Treasuer
Les A. Hardy
Premy Aries T
Pope
Uintah Schools Offer Flying Instructions
Uintah Schools launch a flight instruction program with ground and air training. Students register to join the flying course, in a municipal airfield setting, paying a nominal fee to cover operation costs. The program includes navigation and telecommunications under civil air regulations.
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Uintah
Ermal Municipal
Vairport
Instrastar
Loyal dog guards coat and cap on city tabernacle grounds
A mixed breed dog named Pard Rover or Bhepb ox Boot gained fame for guarding his master’s coat and black white cap. Seen at the tabernacle grounds on Monday night, the dog lingered near the master’s belongings until Tuesday morning when the coat and hat were found safe with Hiram A. Fischerdaen at West Second South Street.
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Pard
Rover
Uintah High
Trudenta
Mackinaw
Tabernacle
Pat
Rags
Hiram A. Flcherdaen
West Second South Street
Forest Ranger Urges Caution for Opening Deer Season
G A Lambert, forest ranger on Ashley National Forest, asks hunters to proceed with extreme caution for the season opener. Heavy snows shifted deer to lower Aspen and juniper zones across Taylor, Brush Creek, and Diamond mountains. Livestock will be removed to facilitate hunting. observers should follow food apotiamanship rules and safeguard property. Lou Hatch of Logan visited locally and attends USAC at Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Lambert
Ashley National Forest
Trailer Fire Blamed On Faulty Wiring
Fire causing about 250 dollars damage at the trailer home of Dick Con was not by smoking or cigars as earlier implied. Mrs. Cono Xs noted no one was home before the blaze. Hilda Berger and Betty Rae VicNeil returned from Salt Lake City after attending a beauty convention.
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Cono
Soouway F
Hilda Berger
Betty Rae VicNeil
Salt Lake City
Hutchinson presents radio program with read verse at Rametic
A fragmented notice indicates Hutchinson plans a screen radio program this year presenting a poetry reading event. The report mentions a prior year presentation and suggests an upcoming program with a focus on verse. Not all details are clear in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Rametic
School Amendments On Ballot Backed By Board And PTA
The School Board and PTA urge voters to pass amendments three and four on the November 5 ballot, arguing they improve funding and equity for county schools. A census of students aged six to eighteen will be taken to guide state funds allocation, with City and county efforts to monitor population changes for planning. The board also reports staffing changes and transport route adjustments at Vernal Central and Indian Beach.
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PTA
Beekday
Institute
Eat
Campaigy
Ieans
Peele
Ce Lttee
O County
Mes
Ruth Haslem
Jenalemons H. Grant Veet
Mraides
Sinrvey Htullinger
I Preece
Myrtle Barnberis
Toroopersia Tal
Perkara Ithe
Ats
Haslem
Richens
Pia
Andresson
Vaical Educal
Alterra Hi
Afton B
Vernal Central
Reed
Indian Beach
Cast Selected For Uintah High School Play
Stella Harris Osks Uintah High dramatics instructor announced the Uintah High School annual play cast. Leads include Kathyleen Merkle and a Hillan senior student. Supporting leads were Willem Siddoway Ann Witbeck. Continued on page 4.
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Stella Harris Osks
Uintah High School
Duvall
Kathyleen Merkle
H Lla
Willem
Siddoway
Ann Witbeck
Rta
Peterson Named UHS Grid Captain
Richard Peterosa, a stalwart end for Uintah High School, was named captain of the 1946 football team in a team election held Monday. Peterson's leadership comes after a season as a mainstay in early games and defines the squad’s plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Peterosa
Uintah High School
Peterson
County Agent Advises Forest Tree Planting In Spring
County Agent Ray mond R Moore urges farmers to prepare ground this fall for spring planting of windbreaks and woodlots. More than 110000 forest trees will be available statewide next spring, with over 1300000 trees distributed from the USAC nursery in recent years. The nursery, run by county agents and partners, offers low cost softwood varieties including eastern red cedar juniper and Russian olive, with guidance on planting and site preparation.
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Raymond R. Moore
William C. Whitaker
Dricen
Fort Uintah
Moore
Cole
USAC
Kitaker
Cotlerein
Tournment
Adams widows fight to build Vernal Legion Memorial Hall
Kate Adams, widow of George Z Adams, prominent Vernal merchant and civic figure, spearheads a drive to construct a handsome Vernal Legion Memorial Hall on the former Legion Building site. Organizing with Henry Workman Lane Milburn Hatch and others, they seek funds and approvals for a facility intended to serve transient service men and offer meals, shelter, and support, while avoiding use as a post for vice venues.
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Telax
Lee
Brest
Peganhe
Tad
Henry Workman
Lane
Milburn Hatch
Adams
George Z. Admax
Man
Wera
Europe
Felan
Leo Calder Wins 363 Damages in Court Case
Fourtty court case found Vernon Shiner and Neldon Shiner, Vernal business men, guilty of turning and farming crops at Lower Pot Creek. The Aug 17 1944 decision remanded after testimony. court ruled takers did not trespass on third parties during control. Damages deemed exemplary though malice required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourtty Court
Orlal Shiner
Neldon Shiner
Fragmentary Kennel Harker notice with scattered dates
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mrs Charl Mc Gowen of Artesia and multiple October dates. It appears as a brief social notice or wedding/announcement card with uncertain details and nonstandard spellings.
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Ead
Kennel Harker
Charl
Gowen
Artesia
Mire
Blang Ae Sa
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Mindock
Siticars
Thi Ory
Spervor
Peedie
Oma
Rea Ham
W. Ica Ray
Allace
Goo
Ba Lake Moa
Visutra
Earl Woolley
Kule Hallinger
Bare Tarve Hallinger
Woolley
Idaho
Oregon
Roland
Albhens
BYU
Provo
Army
Nf. C. McShane
Big Montgomery Warehouse
Jocker Op
Lou Hatch
Logan
Mary ~ Hutchinson
United High School, Audiidrum
Ee Firs
UHS
Kate Adams Ives Legion Building
Olson
Hospital News
Charles Clark
Gary Lee Olsen
the Basin Hospital
Gary Leela
Ungats
Pirat Oper Olsen
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