Deer Hunters Hopeful After Warm Weather Boosts Deer
Deer remain at high altitudes due to fine weather, say wardens Fred Reynolds and Jack Boren. They note hunting can start in Diamond Taylor and Hive mountains once deer move. Blue Mountain hunters warned to stay at the Utah Colorado state line. Wardens predict promising deer movement when temperatures rise. Station checks at Vera ngi Manila highway mouth of Steinaker Draw will run round the clock. Gun and Rifle Club president Paul Baily cautions hunters on the Ratliff property.
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Steinaker Draw
Paul Baily
Gun and Rifle Club
Ratliff
Car Demolished In Collision No One Injured
A 1042 sedan crashed into a truck on Main Street between First and Second West. The car ended jammed under the truck with front end demolished. both drivers suffered only minor scratches. Driver John LeRoy Price, 16, of Vernal. truck driver James Earl Marshall of Acre Motor Lodge. Vehicle owner Lyle Glines of Maeser. Damages about 400 dollars. Price claimed 20 to 25 mph. Marshall said about 5 to 10 mph.
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John LeRoy Price
Vernal
James Earl Marshall
Acre Motor Lodge
Lyle Glines
Maeser
Sammy Hatch
Marshall
Price
Aix
Oil Instruments Showcased At Hotel Vernal Display
The public will view the latest oil exploration instruments at the Hotel Vernal. A Carter Oil Co official said the exhibit travels from University of Utah and Brigham Young University locations, and will feature a seismograph gravity meter and magnetometer to help locate new oil reserves.
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Carter Oil Co
Vernal
University of Utah
Jesi Lake
Neham Yeung University
Provo
Fire destroys Utah Colorado line service station and liquor store
Harold Calder owner of the K ranch reports a $10,000 fire at his Utah Colorado state line properties. The service station and former liquor store were destroyed in the early hours Sunday. Calder offers a $100 reward for those who help apprehend the culprits, noting a party of entertainment seekers at a Colorado club and a car seen heading toward Vernal shortly after the blaze.
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Calder
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Snyder
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Vernal
Local Store Pays $116 535 in Year to Local Farmers
Ashton Bros Co reports 116 535 dollars paid to local farmers for supplies with wages totaling 5923 dollars for the last pay period. The firm notes five modern homes under construction in Vernal, with basements done and occupancy expected in January.
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Ashton Bros. Co
Hay Ashton
Sue Son
Uintah County
Vernal
Ashton
Robbery at Motel Leads to Arrest of Couple
A hotel owner reported theft of bedding and furniture from Acre Motor Lodge. Thomas G. Lowell and Mrs. Ruth M. Lowell were charged with grand larceny and released on $2000 bond after a truck carrying items was stopped on the Kaysville highway. Authorities valued the loss near a thousand dollars.
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James Earl Marshall
Acre Motor Lodge
Kaysville
Thomas G
Ruth M. Lowell
Marshall
Motor Lodge
Sammy Hatch
Herb M. Snyder
Fire hazards high in Unit a mountains warns supervisor
Ashley National Forest supervisor William D Hurst warns that late fall drought has kept fire danger high in the Unit a mountains and urges hunters to be extra careful with campfires matches and smokes as the forest expects many visitors next week. Ten fires burned the past season with four man caused, highlighting the need for hunter cooperation to protect timber resources on Ashley Forest watersheds.
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William D Hurst
Ashley National Forest
Ashley Forest
Mr. Hurst
Pioneer Civic Leader and Banker Siddoway Dies
Funeral services for Wittlem Siddoway, Vernal civic leader and longtime Uintah State Bank president, will be held at 1 p.m. in Uintah Stake oncade with Bishop Orion H. Jones officiating. Burial is at Vernal City Memorial Park. Siddoway, born October 9, 1868, in Sugar House Salt Lake County, held multiple local offices and helped found Vernal’s banks and utilities. He died after a fall leading to complications, ending a career in banking, education, and public service.
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Eer
Wesnesday
Uintah
Orion H. Jones
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Siddoway
Vogue Henter
Uintah State Bank
Sugar House
Salt Lake Ke
Robert
Iddoway
University of Deseret
Emily J. Dunster
Logan Temple
Sladwa
Vernal
Prsiddoway
Wigan Art
Bank of 1 Vernal
Verbal Drug Co
Vogue
Uintah Abstract Co
Ray Arial
Vernal Alerts United Nations Day With Local Program
Vernal marked United Nations Day with a school and community program led by Uintah High School and local officials. The event featured musical numbers by the WHS Band and performances by Boy Scout Troop No. 41, with Dr. Ray Spendlove and Mayor Gorhead among organizers.
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Vernal
United Nations
Uintah High School
Dr. Ray
Mayor Gor
Avard A. Rigby
Lawrence Lee
Ions
U. Hf
Demensier
Posing
Collins Boy Scout
Ted Mohr
WHS
Drayer
Phil Watkins
LDS
Echo Dam Five Year Goal Outlined By Bennett Rally
Bennett pledges can complete Echo Park dam within five years at a Utah Republican rally. The $163 million project could create hundreds of jobs, store nearly seven million more feet of water, and provide 200000 kilowatts of hydroelectric power in the Uintah Basin, spurring regional development.
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Cane Park
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Echo Park
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Echo Dam visit underscores school safety and project need
Fire officials report local schools remain safe during Fire Prevention Week while Uintah Basin residents learn the Echo Dam project’s role in future prosperity. Visitors from Meeser Central Uintah Naples and Young Farmers of Uintah explored the site at Lions Point Diamond Mountain, hearing talks on power revenue and the dam’s impact on Dinosaur National Monument.
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Echo Park
Echo Dam
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Ralph G. Alexander
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Uintah
Naples
Basin
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Coramerece
Lions Point
Diamond Mountain
G. KE. Unterman
Vernal Field House Museum
Central Utah
Ward
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Uintah Men Draft Calls From Board Induction Ahead
Twelve Uintah County men receive draft calls from the local board. After induction, the group, including John C. Montaoniv ery and Edwin L. Westwood, will likely be sent to Fort Riley for training. Fort Douglas was listed as the induction site with plans to ship to Fort Riley, Kansas.
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Uintah
Fort Douglas
Evelyn Slaugh
Uintah County
John C. Montaonivery
Edwin L. Westwood
Kenneth R. Richens
H Roger G. Fisher
Apolini Ortega
Penaliver Brough
Fort Dimesnet
Bowden
Cevelty
Ces
Angie Peers
EN Eldred
Tridel
Jean Leverenson Gusher
John Toupe
Fort Riley, Kansas
No, Not All Natures Deserve Praise or Vanity
A reflective aphorism asserts that some natures resist praise, and deep thought shields against vanity. Emer son comments that true insight avoids flattery, preserving integrity when intellect delves into the profound.
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Emerson
Mines Asher Alley Asphalt Output In Valley Paving
County crews push asphalt work across the valley with extended output from a mine process plant. Heavy equipment moved tons of material to lay new road surfaces. Total tonnage and per-site allocations are noted, while a change in method reshapes local paving projects.
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Ashley ’ Alley
Edith
Tiree
Individu
Ivan Hullinger Recovering From Heart Operation
Ivan Hullinger age 33 is reported improving after a serious heart operation at a local hospital. Five doctors attended, including two heart specialists, and two nurses assisted during the 12 hour procedure. Surgeons removed rib bone to reach the main artery, which was not functioning, and grafted in a healthy piece from another limb.
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Ivan Hullinger
Goetts
Npnee
Hullings
United
Harold Hallinger Named Bishop of Second Ward
Harold Hallinger is named bishop of the Vernal Oceane Ward amid a ward reorganization. Counselors Tain M. Murdock and Frank R. Warker are retained with Elder R. Sargent as associate. Retiring bishopric members include Phillip Watkins and W. Wallaceuentley along with clerks Frank and Francis Lewis.
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Harold- Hallinger
Second Ward
Oceane
Herold Ee
Uintah Upsets Roosevelt for Fifth Win in Season
Uintah Utes coached by Jack Woodbury defeated Roosevelt Rough Riders 21 to 13 on Roosevelt’s home field to secure their fifth win and at least second place in the Region standings. The game featured a kickoff return score by Roosevelt, then Uintah replying with Caldwell to Wikling passes and major runs by Bennion and Caldwell.
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Uintah Utes
Jack Woodbury
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Utes
Caldwell
L. Bennion
Max Cadwell
Lee Wilkins
Uter
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