Vermal area notes: meetings visits and travels
A wide list of Sunday speakers at sacrament meetings includes Elder Jacob Rasmussen and Reed Babcock. Chapel foundation is complete with brick work near. Local rallies Oct 12 featured Democrats and Republicans with multiple speakers. Residents and visitors from Vernal, Provo, Roosevelt, Dragon, Salt Lake City, and Brigham Young University are noted for business, family visits, school, and church activities.
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Sacrament Meeting
Jacob Rasmussen
Reed Babcock
J C W Haching
Salt Lake City
Henry H Blood Milton Hi Welling
Joseph Chez
Watkins Wallace Calder
Clive Davis
H Siddowly
Ray E Diliman
Hugh W Colton
O K Kowallis
E J .Tutt
Lloyd and
Cherley Taylor
Roosevelt
Con Haywood
Bountiful
Roy Tayor
Dean Rasmussen
Snow Academy
Ephraim
Pearl Engberson
Dragon 42S
Lapoint
Ina Caldwell
Accil Caldwell
Dragon
Doris Taylor
Versal
John Mooseman
Whiterocks
Vasa
Jerry Garrison
Salt
Brigham Young University
Provo
Merrell
Blanche Lee
Ottig Terry
Cn Provo
Terry
Rosella Cook
Vernal
Price and Value in a Sudden Medical Emergency
A husband recalls how timely use of his phone and the operator connected him to a doctor, saving his wife during a relapse of influenza. The doctor notes that rapid contact was crucial to her survival and treatment.
A Brass-Edge Reader Letter on Telephones and Value
A reader remarks that telephone calls cost only a few cents per day but calls can be priceless. The snippet suggests a broader reflection on the utility and value of telecommunication.
Tridel Sunday School Conference and Community News
A Tyidell Sunday School and ward conference met with key leaders present including President H B Calder and counselors HW Colton Arch e Johnson along with stake board members Sander J N Lybbertruth Hatt Efella Stevens and Meda Walker. Nearby events include a surprise visit to Mr and Mrs Budee by friends of Mr Taft Budge, homemade candy sewing, and outdoor games. Wallace Calder A V Watkins and J C Davis visited Tridel. Glenn Morrill received a mission call from President Grant to the Central states, leaving November 19. Parley Goodrich suffered a fractured hand from a fall from a horse Wir Goodwich is improving from his wound.
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Tyidell
H B Calder
HW Colton
Arch’e Johnson
T Sander J N Lybbertruth Hatt
Efella Stevens
Meda Walker
Sunday School Stake Board
Taft Budge
Alice Mecham
Mecham
Budee
Paris
Ida
Wallace Calder
A V Watkins
J c Davis
Tridel
Glenn Morrill
President Grant
Central States
Parley Goodrich
Wich
Building permits totaled 4025 dollars from July 9 to Sept 26
The record notes city permits issued between July 9 and September 26 totaling 4025 dollars. Authorities list the dates and the total value, with no further details on projects or recipients provided.
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Aulcutt
Garland Sugar Factory One-Tives Utah Idaho Name
A local note reports the Utah Idaho Sugar Company operating a sugar factory in Garland, Utah. The brief item references ongoing production and community impact, with no further details on ownership or dates.
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Garland
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
oneTating
Rangely Deep Well Test Progress and Local Notes
Preparations for a deep Rangely well test continued with 2 1/2 inch tubing and the Christmas tree from California. The test, ongoing for days before Oct 14, aims to gauge production potential as drilling may extend deeper than 6200 feet. involvement includes Black of San Francisco and Lawson of Salt Lake. Local residents and visitors from Meeker, Watson, and nearby towns were noted for lamb movements, sheep handling, and homestead filings, along with hunting party activity and Roosevelt visitors.
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California
W. G Black
San Francisco
Rocky Mountains
Mr. Hickey
George
Roberts
Watson
George Marcussen
John Voas
Angelo Paulas
Lawrence Powell
Vernal
WA Banks
Winter Range
Watson L
Local notes from a rural community gathering and family updates
Leota Setate returns home after work with Max Jenkins. Mr and Mrs Ross Larson welcome their first child. O W Jorgensen’s daughter ill with tonsillitis as he plans to travel to Hill Creek to prepare molasses. Republican rally at the school house features Co M Larson as chair and speakers J Clive Davis Hugh W Colton Ray E Dillman A W Watkins. Music by Ralph Siddeway and duets by Meda Walker and Alice Caldwell. M F Ketchum of Ouray ill.
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Max Jenkins
Ross Larson
Babe
O W Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Hill Creek
Mt Myru
M Larson
Ray E Dillman
W Watkins
Clive Davis
Hugh W Colton
Ralph Siddeway
Meda Walker
Alice Caldwell
Mre
Ela Daviz
M F Ketchum
Ouray
Plan Offered to Finance Basin Summer Meet
An editorials calls for joint high school drama in Duchesne and Uintah to raise funds for the Uintah Basin Summer Meet. It envisions student body performances across communities, aided by a state college, to build lasting regional unity and to boost a hoped for record attendance of about 14,000 people on the event day. It lauds the basin’s resilience during economic strain and urges continued cooperation and civic spirit.
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Duvhesn
Uintah
UBIC
Uintah Basin
Hein
Duchesne
Utah
Proclamation Extends Uintah County Tax Delinquency Date
At the October 1 1932 meeting the Uintah County Commission extended the delinquent tax date from November 30 to December 20 at 12 o'clock noon for all Uintah County taxes. The change follows petition by 199 taxpayers and quotes legal sections from Utah law. Attest: WM Vaarlstrom, County Clerk. WM Siddoway, Chairman.
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Board of County Commissioners
Uintah County
Utah
Vaarlstrom
If Siddoway
Utai
The Air The Great Blanket That Keeps Our World Moving
The article discusses Earth's atmosphere as a life sustaining blanket of oxygen and nitrogen extending into space. It describes weather, rain, fog, and storms as forms of air’s power, and notes humanity’s use of wind, chemical, and electrical means to harness it. It speculates about future possibilities of distributing power through the air from large energy centers.
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Earth
Outer Space
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A promotional claim details Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning, promising fat loss in three weeks, increased energy and clearer skin, and a money back guarantee. It emphasizes safety and affordability with druggist availability nationwide.
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America
Knight Campbell Music to Move to Vernon Establishment
Twenty years ago note reports Vernon to gain a new music business with the Knight Campbell Music Company planning to transfer operations from Woodard Davis to WGB Henderson and associates. City officials Henderson Coltharp and Witmer returned from a sixty day Yellowstone trip calling it a great journey.
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Knight-Campbell Music Company
Dbeaver
Woodard Davis Company
WGB
Henderson
School orchestra plans noted at Uintah Academy
Amid student grants at Uintah Academy this year a girls orchestra forms with Miss Mable Hanson on violin Miss Oral McNeal on cornet Miss Jennie McNeill on piano and Miss Hintie Pops on trombone A boys orchestra also forms with Archie Johnson on piano Milton Marshal on trombone Jessiy Brimhall and Harold Davis on clarinets Clive Davis Joseph Yearce on violas and Ray Timothy on violin
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Uktah Academy
Mable Hanson
Oral McNe
Jennie MecNell Plano
Misa Hinttie Pops
Uintah Boys
Archie Johnson
Milton Marshal
Jessiy Brimhall
Harold Davis
Clive Davis
Joaeph
Yearce
Viellas
Ray Timothy
Dibbbons and Reed Win City Pavement Contract
Salt Lake City selects Dibbbons and Reed to widen and surface 5.5 miles of outskirts pavement in a city project. The award emphasizes timely completion and improved road conditions for residents and traffic flows.
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Salt Lake City
Dibbbons & Reed Company
City
Utah Municipal Corporations Constitutional Amendment Proposal
A Utah constitutional amendment would authorize cities and towns to frame and adopt charters for municipal government. It details charter creation by election, Commission norms, charter submission, and statewide implementation rules. The measure also grants broad municipal powers including taxation, borrowing, public utilities, and local improvements within general law limits. The secretary of state is directed to submit the amendment at the next general election.
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Agthele
State of Utah
Stah
Utah
State of
Iswe
Tle
Desiematten Buch
Ehall
Mann Ff Ae
Ithe Charter Commission
Thy
Aima
Ec Nestasian
Pisty Deere
Eltz Poyers
Itta
Uch City
Brave
Eliy
Totel
Mumyor
S Hall
Fta
Focal Police
Santary
Armitar
Shell
Eldes
Ita
Erir
Secretary of State
First publication and final issue dates given
The record notes two dates, the first publication on September 8, 1932 and the last publication on November 3, 1932, indicating the span of the period covered. It lists no additional context or events beyond these publication dates.
Logan New Electric Store Set for North Main Opening
Frank Nish to open a new electric store on North Main Street shortly. The venture marks expansion for the local trades outlet and aims to serve nearby residents with electrical supplies and services.
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LOGAN
North Main Street
Frank Nish
Castilgates Gives Route A Major Asphalt Makeover
Construction crews begin widening and paving 29 miles of roadway with approximately six miles of new embankment near the Prica canyon area, extending to the county line on the west.
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Castilpgate
Prica Canyon
County Line
Cen ay Consolidated Gold Mines Progress Report
Report notes steady development at Cen ay Consolidated Gold Mine near Rosutte. Project teams report consistent gains in ore extraction, with safety standards and production targets maintained. Local officials anticipate continued advancement and potential future milestones.
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Rosutte
Cenay Consolidated
Are
Cedar City Hosts Community Fair Aids Local Trade
Cedar City hosts a community gathering linked to local commerce as Columbia’s highway project advances. The state road commission authorized $8850 for improvements on the highway between Columbia junction and Cedar City, reflecting regional transport upgrades.
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Cedar
Columbia
Columbia Junction
State Road Commission
Notices to Creditors in Uintah County Utah Estate
In Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah estate of Elizabeth Snow notice to decedent creditors to present claims with vouchers to administrator Elmer Snow at Jensen Utah on or before December 1 1932 first publication September 26 1932 last publication October 20 1932
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah County
Utah
Elizabeth Hnow
Jensen Utah
Elmer Bnew
Elizabeth Snow
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