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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1940

Page

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Reclamation Chief Denies River Project Feasibility

Officials of the United States reclamation bureau told members of the tah water storage commission last week that the proposed Colorado River Great Basin project is not feasible now or in the immediate future. It could have possibilities for a far future, with an estimated cost around 490 million dollars. The survey, conducted over a year and a half, aims to inventory options for development. The governor and commission members emphasized funding and timely feasibility.

United States Reclamation Bureau Tah Water Storage Commission Great Basin Cay Tin G Inge Erghieer Tor Page William Peterson Reclamation Goveror Terry Ho Biltart Debier Tebier

Uintah Stake Quarterly Conference in Vernal

Uintah Stake holds its quarterly conference November 2 and 3 at Vernal First Ward chapel and stake tabernacle. Aaronto and Melchizedek priesthood members meet 7 and 8 30 a m. Welfare workers gather at the New Seminary. General sessions run 10 a m and 2 p m with Salt Lake general authorities as speakers. MILA officers lead the evening program.

Uintah Aaronto Melcheredek Stake Tabernacle Salt Lake Stake Mila

Vernal Wool Tops Boston Market at 42c

Vernal wool topped the Boston market last week with a high price of 42 cents per pound, paid to Joseph P. Hack, as the Utah Wool Association notes. Wool movement includes prices from 30 to 42 cents per pound, with about 400000 pounds shifting to mills and the rest held in expectation of higher bids.

Boston Joseph P Hacktog Hacking James A Utah Mat We Association Montana Aterowebedd Petiris Woolarnwers Hmembers Co Pas Beer Utah

County Selective Service Men Assigned Numbers in Iowa

The 978 white men of Uinton county registered for selective service on Wednesday and were assigned numbers as the national lottery begins Tuesday. Names and numbers include Seaton Wheeler one, Melvin Ewait Anderson two, Arthur Edward Cimimog s three, Gilnaon M Merkiy four, Maylon Batty five, Ivan Elmer James six, and many others through fifty six. The list shows a mix of local residents awaiting possible future calls under the draft system.

Uinton County Seaton Errol Wheeler Melvin Ewait Anderson Arthur Edward Cimimiogs Gilnaon M Merkiy Maylon Batty Ivan Elmer James Acael Charles Chivers Patrick Ho Lopez Andy Samuel m Jackson Wo Stiles Preece Taal M Anderson Etili John W Moon Glaud A Richens Lyle HW Slaugh Reginad Oran Curry Ray Lo McConkle If Eltot D Bisel Leland Don Eph Collier

Funeral Held for B. W. Johnson in Davis Ward

Funeral services were held for Benjamin Willard Johnson in the Davis ward chapel with multiple duets and songs led by Eula and Florence Soulham and others. Speakers included W. S. Henderson, George O. Massey, and President Archie Johnson. burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park under Swann Funeral Home guidance. Johnson, born September 19, 1880 in Spring Lake Utah, resided in Davis ward for 51 years and served as high priest, Sunday school teacher, and bishop’s counselor. He was a director in the High Line Coral company and married Dora Elizabeth Sisugh Besttes in 1898, leaving many survivors including children and siblings.

Mary Slaugh Mae Calder Slaugh Joseph Collier My Father Walter Simpers Alfred Simpers Lige Jackson Bennie Jr Hyrum Charley Lille Blaugh Vernal Memorial Park Swann Mr Johnson Springlake Utah County Benjamin Franklin Mery E Williams Johnson Davis Ward Alfred Simper Ashley Vailey Johnson High Line Coral Company Dora Elizabeth Sisugh Mary Taird Ald Carl Johnson Modesto Calif Florence Siires Corina Lucy Jenkins Roose Nellie Creamer Benjamin Fratkiin Priscilla Marshall Fury Kendall Charles Jolin Amanda Watkins Jenale WoIkt Ella Ss Fhedsowthoarpe Alolph Kelball Ernota Ion All Kold Roeser Benjamin Foth

Ogden Livestock Show Set For November 14

The second annual Ogden livestock show will run from November 14 and feature the same classes as prior years with no higher entry count. Prize money totals $15 000 plus valuable merchandise awards. The event moves to the stadium to help producers of range cattle reach larger markets in the Midwest and West Coast.

See'y Stimson Draft Lottery Details for World War II

See’y Stimson announces the first draft number drawing on October 29 as part of a nationwide lottery affecting about 900000 young men. Numbers determine call order by local boards, with training lasting about 12 to 24 months and potential further service. All standard military pay, allowances, and job protections are noted, under the Selective Service Act active until May 15, 1945. Golden Bastian of Mr and Mrs J Wilford Masta is listed for a two year LDS mission in the Northwest States.

Stimson Wemytery Tder Congress Philippine Islands Nana Possessions United States Saime Golden Bastian J Wilford Masta LDS Church Niethwestern States Lune Otter

Armistice Day Parade and Program at Vernal Price College

Price College heads Armistice celebration in Vernal with a parade led by seniors from Uintah High School and a program at Uintah High. Speakers include D y B Sessions president of Price Junior College, with patriotic musical numbers and a banquet to benefit the American Legion Auxiliary.

Land Club Organizanions American Legion Jand Auxiliary UHS Central School Uintah High School iDy & B Sessions Price Junior College Hut Tundell Karin Engar Venlig Si American Legion Inperia Legionaires Mra LaVern Pope Pee Rowena Lambert J A Cheney L Taylor Mae Davis P A Grady

Democratic Rally Held at Tridel

A Democratic rally occurred at Tridel Monday night with Wallace Talinson leading the meeting. Short remarks were delivered by Mary P Slaugh, J Ronald Preece, John T Pope, and Elmer Lind, with a vocal chorus of God Bless America. Rev James W Hailwood spoke the evening.

Tridell Wallace Talinson Mery P Slaugh Ronald Preece John T Pope Elmer Lind America

Guardsmen to Leave Utah by January Sixth

Utah National Guard members totaling 2 075 enlisted and 178 officers are ordered to move by January 6 to San Luis Obispo under Maj William J Lyons assist ant state adjutant general. They will train for a year with California and Nevada guard units. The Vernal unit of 70 men joins coastal training as most guardsmen already receive intensive camps elsewhere.

Utah National Guard William J Lyons San Luis Obispo Lyons War Department California Nevada al Teady

Lions Club Plans Pheasant Hunt and Ladies Night

Lions Club members split into teams for the annual pheasant hunt and arranged a ladies night banquet and dance at the Pine Room Grill Cafe during the club luncheon. Francis Feltch led the meeting honoring Ora Hatch with guests J A Thompson and Claude Cornwall of the Indian Service in attendance.

Lions Club Pine Room of the Grill Cafe Francis Feltch Ora C Hatch Epecia J AH Thompson Claude C Cornwall Thendian Mir Thompson Salt Lake Mr Cornwall Washington el Bair Uintah Power & Light Company Roosevelt Ralph Siddoway Clu Icg Anderson Rae Acheo Dis Banks Wallace S Calder Pontha Calder Devere Carroll E A Bennion H Z Calder S Carter Prenev Leon P Christensen John Clark Eh Colton Paul Cowan Francis Fritch Karl Engar Cass Gee Byron Woodrich Frenk Grady Joseph Hansen Anderson Charles Henderson E House Azer Johnson Thomas Kerren J D Jones Russell Keetch Glenn A Lambert George Mathis MS Lundell G Noble Oscar Lyman George P Roth Orval Ross Lawrence Siddoway Henry Scheelermeyer Harmon Go

Uintah's Pheasant Hunt Declared State’s Best Attraction

Uintah county tops Utah for pheasant and quail hunting with a five day pheasant season and four bird limit for pheasants and ten quail per hunter. The total season limit is twenty pheasants and thirty quail. Open November 3 to 17 for pheasants. quail close November 5 with a potential 50 cent per bird restricted area near Jensen.

Uintah Pr&lamatter Flash Newell B Cook Duchesne Utah Polnta Tom Jeneen Stewart Lakes US 40 Highway 40 Ashley Creek

Ruth Haslem to Speak at Scout House Event

Mrs Ruth Massem, school board member, will discuss the Place of her in the Rise and Fall of Civilization at an informal afternoon program Wednesday at Scout House. Sponsored by the Republican Women of Uintah, the event features musical selections by Harbara Banks and a young Republican Girls Trio. Refreshments follow. program begins at 3:00. The Pitt couple announce the arrival of a baby boy Friday.

Ruth Massem Ember Willl Scout Hous Republican Women of Uintah Minty Harbara Banks Mae Jorgensen County Squire J Clive Davis Margaret Prancke Elizabeth Walker Ednn McConkle Bis Walker

Highway 40 Defense Route Status and Proposed Redesign

A Utah road meeting discusses designating Highway 40 from Kimballs Junction to the Colorado line as a defense route, noting prior funds spent to ease curves and strengthen bridges. H B Calder urges clubs to back renaming the segment to Highway 140, with plans for widening routes to two lanes and eventual four-lane expansion to handle military traffic.

Balls Junction Colorado State Line Green ‘Lvey Jensen Vernal Tons Club H B Calder Highway 40 Kimballs Junction Collorade State Line Mr Calder Washington Public Roads Administration Recurabie Hiss War Department Utah Nevada Echo Gates Wyoming Brigham City Idaho Thistle Colorado Holden Ogden Tremonton Price Richfield Cove Fort Tor

Electric Service Extends to Ashley and Jensen

Rural Ashley valley gains electrification via Moon Lake Electric Association Inc. Mt Emmons with FD Conklin supervising. Federal Rural Electrification Administration funds total 163000 dollars for 148 miles of line serving 406 members in Duchesne and Uintah counties plus house wiring. A 65 mile extension from Trifell to Dry Fork will cross North Ashley Valley to Jensen. Local directors include Caldwell of LaPoint and Dudley of Jensen coordinating. many communities test power readiness, with completion expected by December.

Ashley Valley Jensen and Dry Fork Moon Lake Electric Association Inc Mt Emmons Fd D .Conklin Federal Rural Electrification Administration Moon Lake Company Ducchesne Uintah

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Utah Water Storage Board Uintah Stake Vernal Wool County Selective Service Orval Othe Shiner Clyde Walter Richardwm Charles B Olson Ronald Rodney Barr Orle Coudrich George Oscar Ainge Lyle Jay Larsche Preston Leroy Atwood Best If Atwood Manning Christen Bart Alonzo Winn Lawrence Adams Aaron Ashley Wilkins Verl ‘Thompson Alfred Christensen David Lee Jerking Harry Archer Wront Jr James DB Treestone Eldon Eigene Kidd Ira Glenn Willams Thomas Kvan Alnge Charles Virtus McConkie Ciiford Bestjatr John Milton Wilson Ernc Frederick Reynolds Alton T Morris Charles Lawrence DeVed Forrest Otis Goodrio Maris Alden Granneil Sins Gerald Caldwell Vincent Cy H Thoman Gilbert Elling Gor United Briday B. W. Johnson See’y Stimson Spencer Tracy Ig Tulertulogs Camyalea Price College Tridel San Los Obispo Te Bathday Juliette Lew Girl Scouting The United Michael Romania Carnot Ruth Haslem Scout House J Mr Pitt U.S Ashley, Jensen
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