Reed Smoot Honored by Vice President Curtis in Utah Visit
Vice President Charles R. Curtis paid tribute to Reed Smoot United States senator born in Salt Lake City on January 10 1862. Curtis praised Smoot for long service in finance and appropriations, his leadership on public lands and public buildings, and urged Utah voters to give him the largest majority next November.
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Reed Smoot
United States
Salt Lake City
Utah
Abraham Owen
Anne Kristiana (Morrison) Smoot
Kentucky
Novo
Reedsmoot
University of Denver
Duirham Young Academy
Uteh
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Smoot
Germany
Congress
Senate
Enoot
Public Lands
Senator Smoct
Curtis
Smocts
Finance Committee
Appropriations Committee
House
Washington
In town visit by Mrs Dubson and Mrs Patrimat ron
Mrs Dubson and Mrs Patrimat ron, teachers at boarding schools, visited Whiterocks last weekend on business. They were accompanied by four Indian individuals.
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Dubson
Patrimatron
Whiterocks
Basin Summer Meet finance plan urged for Uintah basin
Plan urges funding for the Basin Summer Meet from local banks and chambers. It argues the UBI C belongs to Utah’s Uintah basin and should be financed by residents, counties, and institutions to sustain the event’s advertising value and regional unity.
Uintah District Scout Officers Attend Annual Meeting in Provo
Uintah district and Carbon district paid 1993 dues with Uintah submitting 143.25. The Timpanogos council meeting at Brigham Young University featured Oscar A Kirkham as main speaker and included department chairmen talks and music. Uintah district officials Wilson Murray Finey Johnson Richard Jensen Phil Watkins and others attended.
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Uintah County
Timpanogos Council
Provo
Oscar A Kirkham
Boy Scouts of America
Mutual Improvement Association
Brigham Young University
Uintah
Carbon
Uintah Strict
Ray Duke
Dstrict
Wilson Muray Finey Johnson
Richard Jensen
Phil Watkins
Albert Gondrich Ebavell Manwaring
Frank Goodich
Luther Gale
Naples
Luke Clegg Selected Leader At Uintah Basin Convention
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention officers were elected at Fort Duchesne. Luke Clegg of Roosevelt was chosen president, L W Page of Fort Duchesne vice president, and WL Alfred of Roosevelt chairman with Ray Duke of Vernal as vice chair. New health and sanitation committee named to improve 1933 convention readiness.
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Uintah
F Peterson
Ace Pederson
Arthur Wiscombe
Roosevelt
Wallis
Vernal
LeRoy C Funk
Harold Mundell
Walter E. Atwood Smith Hughes
Ufitah
Duchesne County
Campbell Litster
Fred Burger
S‘eptitn
GO M Iverson
Frank Connor
Roosevelt Light Complaint Dismissed by Board
The public utilities commission dismissed the Roosevelt city complaint against Winter Powers and Light for alleged excessive rates. Action taken on motion by Roosevelt with defendant consent. no rate adjustment details given.
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Roosevelt Light
Public Utilities Commission
City of
Roosevelt
Wintah Powers& Light Company
Deseret News
Utah farmers granted extension on seed loan payments
Perry E Burnham, manager of the Balt Lake regional office, announced changes to seed loan repayments. Small grain growers may pay 25 percent of loans this year, with agreements securing the remainder. No further demands will be made on this year's grain crops pending congressional action. Distressed borrowers relying on crep sales will receive extensions where absolutely necessary.
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Perry E Burnham
Balt Lake
The
Tribune
Congress
Surham
Burnham
Moab Defeats Uintah In Open District Football Fray
Moab high school opened district play Saturday with a 25 to 9 win over Uintah. Moab produced 14 first downs and 330 yards while Uintah managed 20 yards and no first downs. Moab faced 80 yards in penalties. Moab completed 6 of 16 passes to Uintah’s 1 of 1 and had 2 interceptions to Uintah’s 1. Uintah’s lineup included Colton, Luster, Allen, Walker, Gerald, Vernon, Johnson, and Anderson.
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Meab High School
Moab
Uintah
Uniteh
Uiitehs
Colton
Luster
Allen
Walker
Gerald Rg
Galloway
Vernon
Johnson
Anderson
Imperial Hall Opens Winter Dance Season With Giveaway
Imperial Hall will hold its opening dance of the winter season Saturday night. Management will give away $13 in prizes. Music by Winn's Six Ace Orchestra. The hall, praised as eastern Utah's finest, aims to become a popular ski and dance resort in the Basin this season, as stated by manager Harmony Sowerds.
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Imperial Hall
Randy
Winn
Six Ace Orchestra
Utah
Harmony Sowerds
Relief Work Expands Improvements Across County Roads
Relief work across the county provides employment and funds for long neglected road repairs. In Ashley ward 75 families are aided as roads from the schoolhouse to the cemetery and the dugway to Ashley Creek are upgraded. Projects include Culverts on the road east of the schoolhouse and upgrades on the Maeser store to Mill corner route. The Ashley Central Canal is restored to its channel, hardening the street and improving travel. Across the county, school-bus routes guide work, with hundreds of men and teams employed and plans for a brighter winter. Vernal to Lapoint road advances rapidly under state road supervision with Ernest Eaton directing crew placement.
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Naples
Ashley Creek
Ashley Ward
Maeser
Mill Corner
Glines
Ashley Central Canal
Ereckson Corner
Vernal-Lapoint
Ernest Eaton Hae
Abandoned Plans to Build Rail Line Through Wintah Basin
Salt Lake & Denver railroad company abandons plan to construct a line from Salt Lake to Craig Cole via Ver nal. Interstate Commerce Commission dismisses petition at directors meeting in Salt Lake City. The move follows Dotsero cutoff plans shortening Salt Lake to Denver travel on the Denver and Rio Grande West railroad. Governor Simon Bamberger had earlier pushed a survey of basin resources.
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Wintah Basin
Colorado
Salt Lake
Salt Lake & Denver Railroad Company
Julfay
Mo Bamberger
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vernal
Craig Cole
Denver
City Council To Adopt Milk Measure
City council, at the regular semi monthly meeting, approved a milk ordinance like Provo's after months of discussion. The plan includes permits for sellers with multiple cows, regular health inspections, and a per gallon license fee. Sidewalk taxes due. delinquency date extended to November 26. property owners urged to clear fallen tree debris. water rents to be collected or water shut off.
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Provo
Cooper
State Department of Agriculture
Health Board
Uintah Stake Conference in Vernal November 5 6
Uintah stake quarterly conference will be held in Vernal, Saturday and Sunday, November 5 and 6, according to President H B Calder. The conference opens with a priesthood gathering Saturday evening at 7 30. General sessions will be at 10 60, 2 00 and 7 30 the following day.
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Uintah Stake
H B Calder
Pheasant Season Opens in Uintah County
Pheasant hunting will start at noon on November 5 in Uintah County and run for two days until sundown on November 7, per information received by local authorities.
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Uintah County
Focal
Judges of Election Named by Commissioners
At a special county board meeting on Monday the following judges of election were appointed for numerous districts including Riverdale Naples North Vernal City South Ashley Mountains Dele and more, listing dozens of named individuals by district and name. The slate covers multiple towns such as North Vernal South Vernal North Ashley and Davis with appointees like Pope Dudley Bliewaller and Hartlett among others.
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Board of County Commissioners
Riverdale
Frank Billings
Joseph Dudley
Naples
Charles T Pope
L. H Goodnch
Victor Wilkins
South Vernal City
W. & Flenderson
Clarence Bliewaller
LaVon James Wilford Bastion
Jane Pope
Henry B
E V Deshayes
al Carr
George Hunting
Randlett
Charles L. Knight
Louis Anderly
Nettle
Ovwens
Whiterocks
Russel Harrison
Elbert Smith
Robert Marimon
South Vernal
Ella GD Meader
Fred G. Bingham
Lee Bennicen
North Vernal
Tyrum Richardson
Henry Herriot
Lon McCarrell Bennett
Hirs
Azel Eccley
J lPerry Bowen
John
Bolton
October Term Concludes. Many Cases Set for November 14
Judge A V Watkins closed the mid term after hearing several cases. The regular session resumes November 14 with many cases continued. The state sues Robert E Knowlden and Miable Knowlden. judgement for the state. Wilum J Eaken granted an interlocutory divorce from Alma N Eaken. Estela Stoddard and Wilford Stoddard granted an interlocutory divorce with custody of the minor children and $30 monthly alimony.
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A V Watkins
Utah
Robert E and
Miable Knowlden
Wilum J Eaken
Alma N Eaken
Estela Stoddard
Wilford Stoddard
Liver Fluke Control Demonstrations in Uintah County
Dr J E Swanson and Dr W Ho Nenducks of Utah and Lake City providers gave demonstrations in Vernal on fighting liver fluke in Uintah Basin sheep and cattle. They showed copper sulphate treatments to creeks and sloughs and noted dead snails and worms after 96 hours. Swanson urged drainage and reducing snail habitats, plus capsule carbon tetrachloride medicine in November or December for fluke infestation.
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J. E Swanson
Bureau of Animal Industry
W. Ho Nenducks
Lake City
Rem
Heer
Swanson
Awanson
500 Men to Be Employed on Dotsero Cutoff Work
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad awarded the contract for grading tunnel and cement work on the Dotsero cutoff. Utah Construction Ogden Bechtel Morrison Knudson firms won in combination with a bid around two million dollars. Work to start November 1 with 500 workers, right of way to be completed and railroad to lay its own track and bridges.
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Denver
Io Grande Wezern Railroad
Wrontlay
Dotsero
Utah Construction Company
Ogden
W. A. Bechtel Company
San Francisco
Morrison-Knudson Company
Boise
Idaho
Arthur Ridgeway
Wok
Federal Aid Project West of Elk Springs Completed
The Federal Aid Project No 159D west of Elk Springs, 11 miles long from two miles west of Elk Springs to near Massadona, is completed. General contractor NM Monaghan, with engineers from the Bureau of Public Roads and the state highway department, expect final inspection and acceptance. Final cost runs about 150000 dollars.
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Elk Springs
N M Monaghan
Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Department
Craig Frapke-Courrier
Wolf Creek Basin
Massadona
Heavy Registration at Jensen Indicates Political Interest High
Jensen registration chief Chatwin reports 4120 registered this season in Riverdale precinct with three days left to register. This figure is about 36 percent of the 114 registered two years ago, totaling 185 registered so far in Riverdale.
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Jensen
Riverdale
Jensen Hea
London Dads Letter and Worldly Scenes
A letter describes busy wool warehouses in London with 10000 bales prepared for inspection by buyers, a 12-year-old Iwine Teatle at the docks, and a vault storing half a million gallons of wine. The piece also notes the British and Foreign Bible Society’s annual distribution and translations, and vivid observations of English woodland birds and evening bird songs.
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London
Orner
Porine
Iiwine
Guy Powkés
House of Parliament
al- Sere
Deer hunt and venison fortune on Thunder Mountain
Leslie Ashton and Sheriff Freece along with Dr Hirth and F C Roberts hunted deer in the hills. They reportedly contracted venison for friends. A vast opal deposit near Panther Creek on Thunder Mountain was alleged, near St LaSueur, former Parletto mine manager. Governor Welly and Senator Kearns planned a trip through the United reservation to Vernal. Practicals remark on visiting the Unita reservation. Vincelette reports from Magrath Canada about thriving land and crops for next season. A stock of silk and wool wares including waists and shawls is noted, from Col Sharp’s company.
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Leslie Ashton
F. W. Dayvis
R. & Collett
Unitan Reservation
Vincelette
Magrath
Canada
W. P Col
Tharp Company
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Chas. R. Curtis
Trenty
Milwaukee
Theodore Roosevelt
John Schrank
Progressive
Moses Moore
Rand
E J Belcher
E. H. Belcher
Uintah State Bank
Eva Ashton
John N Davis
Sarah Mease
Reed Boshard
Rocky Mountain
Uintah Telephone Company
Miss Myrtie Rolfe
Missen Hazel Wallins
Iva Hiatt
Miss May Jones
Lincoln
Uintah Basin
California
Michigan
U. B. IC
Boards of County Commissioners of Duchesne
Umtah
Vernal, Roosevelt, Myton and
Duchesne
Chamber of Commerce
U. B LC
Luke Clegg
Ulb
Point
Wim. Sprouse
Margaret Harstson
Gladis Cauldwell
Ballard
Winfield Mason
Charles Bingham
Sophia May
John . Hacking
Lawrence Young
H Donaldson Haydene
Horrocks
David Elmer
Frank Murdock
Davis
Geo Southam
Edward Watkins
Nathan Chivers
Ouray
J. F. Stevens
Fred ‘Wahlquist
Jesse Brough
North Dragon
W. He Barr
Paul Britten
C A Bobsien
James HW
Tris
Impe’rial Hall
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