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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

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Franchises Pending for Dotsero and Basin Railways

Reports from Colorado say the Interstate Commerce Commission may grant franchises for the Dotsero cut off and the Bamberger Uintah basin lines. The timing hinges on ICC decision after briefs were filed. Bond deposits for the Denver & Salt Lake plan reached 9 percent of first mortgage and 75 percent of adjustment bonds by Oct 14, signaling strong support.

Denver Dotsero Bamberger Uintah Bagin Interstate Commerce Commission Bamberger Colorado Denver & Salt Lake Railway New York City Hmit Nad Ulntah Asin

Committees Appointed for Vernei Landscape Work

Vernei community forms a landscape committee with members from schools parks and civic groups. Leaders include Chairman Wialinee Caldee and Secretary Wileon Murray while George H. Morrison heads publicity. advisors represent school board park commission farm bureau and American Legion among many groups. A meeting is set for October 24 at 7 30 p m at the courthouse.

Chewing Vernei Wialinee Caldee Ecretary Wileon Murray County Agtat B Petersen George H. Morrison W. B. Walliaey Consell Wig. Henderson Irvin Eaton School Board T. J. Caldwell C. Colica A. G. Goodrich Park .Commission Elmer Lind W. L. Fiete J. M. Francke Stanley Ashton B. Calder George E. Wilkins Ralfefociety' Firat Elate Deas Workman Rosella Calder Milo Hadlock Pontha Calder Cliva Davia Shaffer Elfreda Davia Y. MW. M Jida Sowards Rose Walker John Same Leo Thorne Ald Ward White George Baese Cgc. L. Hunt J. Meagher Paul Reihfels D. Herron Odd Fellows Isaac Burton James Dobbie Adelbert Colton Brt Rebekah Lodge Ruby Dodds Twentieth Century Club Robert Witmer L. H. Al-lan Rae Ashton Episcopal Church Parent-Teachers’ Association Court House

Farm Bureau Meeting Held Here Monday Night

A Uintah county farm bureau gathering in Vernal Monday night discussed marketing turkeys and other fall produce. A junior bureau committee was formed for youth discussion. plans for a winter farmer instruction course at Uintah High were proposed to aid turkey grading. turkey packing boxes were at Price and would be shipped to Vernal. presidents of local bureaus formed a committee with the state tax association to seek tax adjustments and reductions.

Nteh Nuch Uintah High School Verhal Farm Bureau Jocals State Tax Association

Baby boy welcomed at mayor's home

A baby boy arrived to gladden the home of Mayor Rice C Cooper and his wife Thursday afternoon. All concerned are doing nicely.

Gladden Mrs. Rice C Cooper

Historic Hatch Town Building Torn Down for Service Station

The Hatch brothers erected a landmark mercantile building about thirty eight years ago, once a premier Vernal structure. Now razed by Vernal Ato company for its newer service station and garage use, the town’s oldest notable edifice gives way to progress amid Ashley Valley’s early settlement story.

Toonarronet Vernal Ato Company 20Ernal Ashley Valley Hatch Brothers Vernal Hatch Town Dry Bone Bench Blythe and Mitchell Ashley Co-op Ashley Uinlah Varnal Verna

Peppie's Party Nominates City Ticket at Mass Meeting

At a mass meeting in the county courthouse, the Peppie's party nominated a city election ticket. Mayoral candidate T. G. Alexander leads with Dr. Homer E. Rich among nominees for mayor, recorder Wilton Murray, treasurer Mars Pope, and four-year councilmen Rae Ashton Jesse Haws and Mrs Sarah M Logan. Eliza Merkley chaired. Rich asked withdrawal due to American Legion rules.

County Court House Peppie Toming Homer E. Rich Wilton Murray Mars Pope Rae Ashton Jesse Haws Sarah M. Logan Eliza Merkley Dr. Rich American Legion Uintah Club T. G. Alexander Roosevelt Citizen People’s Parties Citizens Clarence I. Johnson J. Austin Pack Leo D. Young Lawrence Smart Earl Mullins H. P. Edwards Lavern Peterson People’s Craig Harmston R. L. Spurrier Saylor E. Delaney J. P. May Cecil Wilkinson Ora Harmston Ezra Burton

Utah Man Named National Legion Vice Commander

Judge J A Howell of Ogden was chosen as one of five national vice commanders at the Omaha convention. Utah ranks among top thirteen departments in 1924 memberships and among eighteen to oversubscribe the region endowment fund. S S Eccles of Logan named to the permanent finance committee of 40 and 8. Logan drum corps won sixth place in the convention parade, trailing the winner by eight points.

Utah National Organization of the American Legion Omaha J. A. Howell Ogden Homer FB. Rich Vernal Rich S. S Eccles Logan Rith Logan Fife and Drim Corps

Two Utah Banks Show Strong Deposits in City Economy

The Bank of Vernal and Uintah State Bank report combined deposits of 731,685 655, reflecting solid local business conditions and public confidence. The figures illustrate buying power, prosperity, and citizens’ faith in merchants and local banking, as reported by the two institutions.

Ntheir Bank of Vernal Uintad State Bank Utah

Duchesne Purses Up Two Election Tickets

Citizens in Duchesne met last week and selected two candidate tickets for the city election. The mayoral candidate is G. V. Billings. Four-year councilmen contend with George Kohl and A. M. Murdock. Two-year councilmen include Guy Whiteford Elmer Bell Frea C Ferron James Grant and Randolph Jensen. John Hair is set for justice of the peace.

Duchesne G. V. Billings George Kohl A. M. Murdock Guy Whiteford Elmer Bell Frea C. Ferron James Grant Randolph Jensen John Hair Justice of the Peace Duchesne City

Suspected Accomplice in Steffen Murder Released on Bail

Dewey Hackford, held in Vernal and Salt Lake City prisons for about 50 days awaiting a preliminary hearing in the Frank Steffen murder case, was freed on a $3000 bond by Judge G P Parker. Hackford, apprehended in Big Horn county Wyoming, will remain in Lapoint with his father Thomas Hackford and work at the station until trial. Bondsmen are Thomas Hackford George Hackford and Roy Taylor of Lapoint.

Dewey Hackford Vernal Salt Llke City Steffen G. P. Parker Fourth Judicial District Hackford Frank Steffen Lapoint Big Horn County Wyo Lare Richardson Young Hackford Thomas Hackford George Hackford Roy Taylor

Chrysanthemum Day Set At Commercial Hotel Show

The Business and Professional Women's club plans an annual Chrysanthemum ODay flower event at the Commercial Hotel on October 31 from 3 to 6 pm. Ladies receive a chrysanthemum upon arrival, with contests for best blooms and leftover flowers donated to local hospitals.

Commercial Business and Professional Women's Club

Fire Starts at Vogue Theatre Thursday Afternoon

Fire engine responded to a blaze at Vogue Theatre around 1 30 PM Thursday. Flames burned fiercely in the basement coal bin area delaying entry. Water and chemical extinguisher reduced the fire, with damages estimated at $600 and repairs forthcoming.

Vogue City Vogue Theatre

Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Exhibit Aims for Chicago Show

A Roosevelt meeting of J G Peppard Seed Company officials outlined plans to exhibit Uintah Basin alfalfa at the Chicago Seed Show in late November. An estimated 1900 dollar cost would be shared by the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Agricultural College seed dealers and Basin counties. A five member committee was appointed to raise funds collect seed samples and ensure Basin representation.

Roosevelt J. G. Peppard Seed Company Uintah Basin Chicago H. E .Rich Vernal Salt Lake City Compierce Salt Lake J. P. Nay Myton Duchesne Upper Lake Fork V. Billings E. Broome J. P. May J. A Cheney A. B Taylor Duchesne County Lake Fork Myron Homer E. Rich E. Peterson R. G. Porter A.N. Alt Fred C. Ferron Boneta Wilford McCankie Taylor Tidwell A. B. Taylor Mt. Emmons W. E. Broome George E. Phillips Kenneth Davenport Melvin J. Benson Ioka W. K. Dye L. V. Ailred Neola

Genealogical Conference Draws Large Uintah Stake Crowd

The Uintah stake of the Latter day Saints held a genealogical conference at Vernal with Rich ard B. Summerhays of Salt Lake City and local leaders speaking. The program emphasized record keeping and gathering ancestral lineage for temple work, with meetings Saturday night and Sunday in the stake tabernacle and Second ward chapel.

Genealogical Conference of Uintah Richard B. Summerhays Salt, Lake City Second Ward Summerhays Stake Tabernacle Wallace Calder Uintah Stake J E. Fowler J. E. Fowler Harséld

October Session of Fourth Judicial District Court Ends

The October session in Versial concluded Friday after four days of criminal and probate work led by Judge George P. Parker. Cases included change of venue in a Utah case, liquor offenses with returns and destruction, and several estate administrations with appointments and hearings for sale returns.

Fourth Judicial District Court Versial George P. Parker Provo State of Utah John Tf. Gumner Adeline D. Acheson I. Doss Roberts James LaRose Charles Green Green Orsin Diliman Parley A. Parker James Howarth Poffirion Orres Clinton FE Hoemsatreet Mrs. Hoemstreet Arthur Ragmaussen Olle Ragmussen

Uintah County Scouts Send Representatives to State Scout Gathering

Uintah County Scouts selected two older scouts Grant Calder and Raymond White to attend the Utah Older Scout conference in Salt Lake City. About 200 delegates gathered at West High for three days of leadership instruction with meals and camping provided by the county council.

Court of Honor Salt Lake City Ujntah County Grant Calder Raymond White Salt Lake Utah Scout Council the West High School Chamber of Comi

Vernal Avenue gets hard surface planning by city council

At a Wednesday council meeting officials ordered shale placed on a strip of Vernal Avenue centering near the monument for a half block south. The plan aims to hard surface the heavily trafficked street and treat the surface with crude oil. Work to start promptly to finish before storm season.

Shale Vernal Avenue Court House Vernal Light Company Henderson Emil Hansen First Ward Cuunell Magele Fowler Sam Bennion Ells Merkley Bessie Markey Bertha Meredith Frank Abplanalpe

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