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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
7
The text explains voter confusion over the November 4 ballot item known as the Teri Law. It clarifies that voting for the law means supporting it and voting against means opposing it, with repeal implications and public welfare considerations.
Vernal city and county boards completed a hard surfaced paving program easing mud and dust hazards. The project improves routes to farms and enables hundreds of students and residents to travel safely, boosting community access and property values.
A disjointed reminiscence recalls a hunter noting the harm of stray shots on fawns and the broader call among sportsmen to protect young deer. He emphasizes humane hunting, restraint, and relying on does and fawns for meat during season.
The text records a sequence of visits and deer hunting plans. It mentions Hodgkins and relatives, George H. Jones, Mr and Mrs Stiba, Leland, and a visit by Gace Logan on Saturday. References to the Relief Society meeting, speakers Harlana and Orlo Goodrich, and Katherine’s stout recat mots appear among fragmented notes.
Neal Damgaard has returned to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for training before likely deployment to Germany. His parents Mr and Mrs J Damgaard accompanied him as far as Salt Lake City where he boarded the California Zephyr for New Jersey. Local residents, including Jay Cink and Earl Keene’s family, visited relatives and attended community events amid a busy week with theater trips and a Relief Society opening social and bazaar drawing large attendance.
A late September football game at Ott on Saturday ended with a narrow win for Nab High, while October weather brought heavy rain and an unusual ground cover by dawn. Relief work across the county aided unemployed and funded local road improvements, with communities noting renewed public works and new traffic concerns.
The document states the official list of nominations for the general election to be held in Uintah County Utah on November 4, 1952. County Clerk Chas Pope administers the list and certifies its accuracy as of May 1952.
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