Rigid Law Enforcement Seen During Deer Hunt
General deer season opener brings emphasis on stricter law enforcement. Warden Reynolds praises cooperation with the local justice of the peace and warns of tagging and red cap and bucket rules. Udell Gardiner leads warden work. spot checks replace fixed stations. Dry weather hinders checks but meat quality is good. No county hunts scheduled. ten day extension from Nov 6 to 15 on McConk Ridge near Book Cliffs.
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Feed Reynolds
Reynolds
Justice of the Peace
Udell Gardiner
McConk
Book Cliffs
Fred Reynolds
the Express
Vernal Express Seeks Names For Homecoming Guests
The Vernal Express asks residents to call Mrs Stanley at 176 NI with out of town relatives or friends visiting for Homecoming festivities this Friday. The notice requests attendees to supply names.
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Vernal Express
The
Stanley
Farnsworth Named Uintah County Agricultural Agent
William F Farnsworth 23 takes the Uintah County Agricultural Agent post by the Utah State Agricultural College Board of Trustees and begins work in the courthouse office. He fills while Clair R Acord is on sabbatical, Acord pursuing an MS in Animal Science at the University of Illinois. Farnsworth, raised on an irrigation farm in Beaver Utah, is BYU trained in animal husbandry and earned an MSc at USAC in 1954. He previously served as assistant county agent in Weber County and led a successful livestock extension program there. He sits on the Uintah County Extension staff with Lloyd A Clement and Jessie M Eller in Vernal. He served a church mission in Sweden 1946-1949 and the US Navy in WWII. He is married with one son and was valedictorian and senior class president in high school, later leading the BYU Ag club and engaging in 4-H and FFA activities.
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William F. Farnsworth
Uintah County
Utah State Agricultural College Board of Trustees
Mr. Farnsworth
Clair R. Acord
Acord
University of Ilinois
S Taylor Farnsworth
Beaver
Utah
Brigham Young University
B.Y. Uy
Farnsworth
USAC
Carl Frischknecht
Utah State Agricultural College Extension
Service
Weber County
Verna
Lloyd A. Clement
Jessie M. Eller
Sweden
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
U. S.navy
New Uintah County
Chamber Reports Randlett Water Project Findings
At a Wednesday Chamber of Commerce directors meeting in Hotel Vernat a plan to increase Randlett area water supply was outlined. George D. Clyde and Leon P. Christensen reported on a trip to Randlett, proposing upper water development in Whiterocks river and Uintah reservoirs near Floyd Angus Bullock Draw and Cottonwood to store winter water with a Duchesne river siphon into Pelican Lake. Reclamation survey priced the project around 250000 dollars.
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Randlett
Chamber of Commerce
Vernat
Chamber
George D. Clyde
Utah Water
Leon P. Christensen
Whiterocks River
Uintah
Floyd Angus
Bullock Draw
Cottonwood
Duchesne
Pelican Lake
Bureau of Reclamation Survey
Henry Millecam
State Road Commission
Park City
Emigration Canyon
Parleys
Last Piling Date For Council Seats Slated Saturday
Saturday marks the filing deadline for city council seats as announced at a Cityette Party convention held Friday in the rotary courthouse. Nominees include Dan Price Don Richardson and Glenn Cooper. election officials named a three person committee to fill vacancies if needed. Registration for the municipal election is limited to October 18 and November 1 with open polling from 8 am to 8 pm at residences of residents.
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Cithrete
Ap Om
Rotary
Glenn Cooper
Lea Walker
Don Richardson
Dan Price
Oon
Coke Jeffries
Ralph Siddoway
Lee Walker
Fred Washburn
Blaine Lee
Whitney Hammond
Mr. Hammond
William C Wilson
Jack R. Walls
Henry Schaefermeyer
Temple Pictorial Edition Details in Los Angeles
The California Inter mountain News Temple Pictorial edition, 104 pages, published in Los Angeles, arrived from Mrs. Josephine H. Bird of Los Angeles formerly of Vernal. The four million dollar LDS temple on Santa Monica Boulevard near the tallest local structure may be dedicated in December upon completion.
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California Intermountain News
Los Angeles
Josephine H. Bird
Vernal
Santa Monica Boulevard
Utah Oil Pipeline Proves Main Carrier For Rangely and Ashley Valley Crude
Utah Oil Refining Company pipeline from Rangely Utah to Wamsutter Wyoming and Salt Lake City handles most crude from Rangely and Ashley Valley fields. From January to September 1955 the Rangely line shipped over 11.0 million barrels with Ashley contributing about 0.71 million. The consolidation reduced rail traffic from Craig and provides a direct cheaper transport to refinery centers.
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Utah Oil Pipeline
Rangely
Ashley Valley
Utah Oil Refining Company
Wamsutter
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilson Creek
Moffat
Es Maudlin Gulch
Temple Canyon
Ashley
Craig
Colorado Solon Visits Dinosaur Oxi Improvements
Colorado congressman Wayne Aspinall visited Moffat County and Dinosaur National Monument early last week. He conferred with Jesse H. Lombard about park improvements and met with local Democrats at an informal dinner in Vernal.
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Wayne x
Aspinall
Colorado
Moffat County
Cal
Dinosaur National Monument
Jesse H. Lombard
Vernal
Dinosaur Monument
Rep. Aspinall
Green River Leaders Push River Bill in Congress
Green River leaders mobilize a broad campaign to back the Upper Colorado River Storage bill in Congress. Lions Club and Jaycees organize a letter writing drive to influence key out-of-town suppliers in New York Ohio Pennsylvania and California. Officials say direct benefits to Green River would arrive within a year from the Flaming Gorge Seedskadee projects amid opposition from California backed legislators.
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Green River
Congress
Iveiver
Wyoming
Colorado
Alan
Lions Club
Jaycees
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Sweetwater
Southwestern Wyoming Committee For Industrial Development
Rock Springs
Wyoming Development Association
E. Q. Larson
U. S
Bureau of Rew Tamation
Paul Richard
The
Flaming Gorge
Seedskadee
Fleeing Poachers Use Guns and Cars As Weapons Against Wardens
Poachers fleeing in cars fired shots and used vehicles against pursuing Utah game wardens. Wardens report dangerous chases across Brush Creek and a near collision with a spotlight-equipped vehicle. The incident underscores calls for stricter wildlife enforcement and harsher penalties.
Fish and Game Urges Proper Deer Dressing Practices
Fish and Game Department warns hunters that warm weather can spoil meat during deer season. Proper care includes bleeding and dressing immediately after kill, cooling in shade, and using a light cloth sack to cover flies. Skinning with sex evidence retained is allowed, and meat should stay cool until processing. Improper transport on vehicles is discouraged to ensure quality.
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Aish and Game
Vernal Family Cares for Injured Mother's Babies
Mr and Mrs Ernest Caldwell acted as foster parents this week for two infants after their mother sustained injuries in a car accident. Vaughn four weeks old and Whitney eighteen months old are the children of Floyd and Mrs Newey of Provo. Mrs Newey is hospitalized in Denver with a fractured jaw.
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Ernest Caldwell
Vaughn
Whitney
Floyd Newey
Provo
Newey
Denver
Forest Supervisor Urges Extra Care In Use of Fires
Forest Supervisor Gilbert Dol advised Ashley National Forest is critically dry and will stay so until a fall storm dampens the forest cover. He urges sportsmen to be cautious this fall and follow rules to prevent fires including crushing out cigarettes, breaking matches, and drowning camp fires. He also urges observers to follow game laws, avoid risking others, not waste wild meat, respect rights and leave a clean camp.
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Gilbert Dol
Ashley National Forest
Doll
Vernal City Pond Puts In New Lining For Safe Skating
Vernal Lions Club with city and county officials plans a two inch bentonite lining for the pond west of the city office to prevent seepage and keep the surface water smooth for skaters. The lining, pushed by the boys and girls committee led by Brian O Neill, will be rolled, leveled, and soaked to swell the bentonite and seal the ground.
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Cxy
Vernal Lions Club
Boys and Girls
Verna] Lions Club
Brian O'Neil
Ray Smith
George Johnston
Frank Walker
Dale Hamilton
Adolph Johnson
River Project Benefits Cited by CIO Leader W P Reuther
Walter P. Reuther, president of the CIO, told a congressional subcommittee that the proposed Upper Colorado River Storage Project would create new wealth, jobs, and a broader income survey. He urged advance planning and engineering to supplement private economy during employment downturns, noting similar river projects could spur national growth and automatically generate new job opportunities.
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Walter P. Reuther
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Upper
Colorado River
CIO
Upper Colorado
Subcommittee On Economic Stabilization
Reed Frischknecht
Arthur W. Watkins
Utah
Reuther
St.Lawrence River
Funeral rites for Frankie Davis 18 victim of auto crash
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Frankie V. Davis 18 a victim of an auto accident Friday at the Vernat Third Ward chapel with Clyde Wahlquist directing. Davis had been at Artesia Colorado with her uncle Orville Davis and friend Ells Snow before the crash when she reportedly pulled the throttle instead of a light switch, the relatives say. Continued on page 8.
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Frankie Davis
Frankie V. Davis
Vernat Third Ward
Clyde Wahlquist
Miss Davis
Artesia
Colo
Orville Davis
Ells Snow
Clinic airs Indian problems with Rep Dixon
The bureau aims to raise fifteen thousand dollars to open three offices in Roosevelt Dochestiie and Vernal to operate the cardea. The meeting with Rep Henry Aldous and Dixon discussed county plans to maintain Indian roads and raise education. County leaders questioned funds and independence from federal support while extension officials urged education over money. Some praised Indian homes as well kept, while Dixon urged aid be tailored to individual differences and noted a federal bill granting citizenship would require two years to implement.
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Bureau
Roosevelt
Dochestiie
Vernal
Cardea
Henry Aldous
Dixon
Utah
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Extension Service
Leon Christensen
Rep
Washington
Indian Bureau
Carl Frischknecht
Irector
Uintah
Duchesne Pout Pga
Ak Wao MuUye Ee
Charles A. Hatch
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U.S. 40
Daniels Canyon
Strawberry Valley
Utah State Road Commission
Whiskey Springs
Bull Springs
Stawberry Valley
Road Commission
H. J. Corleissen
Commission
Solon
Dinosaur
John Baker
Bonanza Gilsonita
Dairy Darling
Patrick Obray
Paradise
Cache County
Miss Obray
Chicago
American Dairy Association of Utah
ADA
William B. Wallis
Ralph Siddowsay
Gardiner
Brush Creek
Fish & Game Dept
Vernal City
W. P. Reuther
Eir
Mr Dott
Niven
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