Christmas Seal Campaign Urges Utah War on Tuberculosis
The 1921 Christmas Seal sale opens November 24 to fund tuberculosis prevention in Utah. The Utah Public Health Association calls every man woman and child to enlist by buying seals, framing health as insurance against disease, with the goal of eliminating consumption.
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National Tuberculosis Associaton
Utah Public Health Association
Utah
Association Oalys
Mnmore
Egard
Army of Good Health
State of
Vernal visit of State Inspector assesses bee health
State Inspector of Apiaries Dan H Hillman toured Vernal and nearby Duchesne County noting improved foul brood conditions since last spring. He expects elimination in Uintah Basin within a few years, citing wild rock bees as a spread vector and cooler early summer weather reducing honey flow by about half.
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Aplarles
Dan H Hillman
Vernal
Hillman
Ashley Valley
Mr Hillman
Duchesne County
Uintah County
Uintah
Mr. Hillman
Loving Mother Slaugh Dies After Illness in Davis
Naples correspondent reports the death of Mrs Michael Slaugh at her Davis home after a brief illness from uric acid poisoning. Born November 20, 1872 in Rochelle Morgan County Utah, she helped establish The Goodrich Farm in Naples and later lived in Davis ward with her husband George A Slaugh. They had thirteen children, ten surviving, plus a mother, three grandchildren, and siblings A G Goodrich Leona Manwaring Abbie Henry George L Lewis Byron Goodrich Lucy Lind.
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Naples
Michael Slaugh
Davis
Green River
Slaugh
George A Goodrich
Harriet Tag- Bart
Ricylle
Morgan County
Utah
Ashley Valley
Goodrich
Albert Henry
Slaugh Wnog
George A. Slaugh
Logan Temple
Davis Ward
Franklin G
Leonard
Nellie
Golden
Albert
Stanley
Owen
Gladys
Grace
Fern
A. G. Goodrich
Leona Manwaring
Abbie Henry
George L. Lewis
Byron Goodrich
Lucy Lind
Ver
New Heads Named on Peoples' Party Ticket
William Witbeck resigned as party head. James H. Fowlks former county treasurer appointed in his stead. John W. Pope resigned as two year councilman. Bryant H. Stringham given his place on the ticket.
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William Witbeck
Peoples’ Party
James H. Fowlks
Hinstead
John W. Pope
Bryant H. Stringham
Christmas seals aid Utah health survey efforts
DAV Christmas seals support Utah Public Health Association in funding a statewide tuberculosis survey. In coordination with the IS Public Health service and state board of health, experts will assess disease prevalence and educate the public on prevention while seeking establishment of state care agencies.
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Utah
Utah Public Health Association
IS Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Industrial Commission to Decide Knotty Problem
Last week at Salt Lake City Commissioner Knorr and B P Spry heard Clarence L Colletts compensation claim after losing part of a foot at the Rich mine leased by Jamey Parker and Monrogg Ilatch The decision will determine who is responsible for Colletts compensation The hearing stressed that miners entitled to compensation and families to payments when injury or death occurs Employers must insure if three or more miners are employed, applying to Utah industries except farmers and domestics The ruling will influence insurance uptake and protect both employees and employers.
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W. M. Knorr
Industrial Commission
B. P. Spry
Salt Lake City
Clarence L. Collett
Jamey Parker
Monrogg Iilatch
Mr. Collett
Knerr
Agig
Rich
Utah
Home in Steinaker Draw Fire Destroys Residence
Thomas Caldwell principal of Jensen School had traveled from Jensen to his Steinaker Draw home for needed repairs. He woke at 3 am Sunday to flames, saved only a bed and heating stove as the frame dwelling and contents burned entirely. some insurance is reported.
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Thomas Caldwell
Jensen School
Caldwell
Jensen
Breinaker
Uintah Academy Hears Alumni Doctor Talk
Dr War ren A Colton an alumnus and Utah Public Health Service member spoke to Uintah Academy students and faculty last Thursday. He shared experiences from his travels with the Utah Public Health traveling clinic and was cheered by attendees. Dr Marion Parker of the Utah Public Health Association also gave a talk that afternoon.
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Uintah Academy
Warren A. Colton
Utah Public Health Service
Utah Public Health Association
Colton
Marion §. Parker
Utah Pubiic Health Association
Vernal Straw Vote Tests Candidate Preference
The Vernal Express announces a city straw poll to gauge public opinion on the announced mayoral candidates. Voters may cast one vote using coupons printed in each issue, with ballots collected at the Vogue theatre and the Express office to measure wind of opinion.
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Vernal Express
Vernal Xpress
Vernal
Vogue
Express
Red Cross Calls Uintah County For Armistice Drive
Five member local Red Cross committee mobilizes Uintah County for a membership drive from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving November 24. The effort stresses continuing relief work after World War I, with local funds split 50 50 between the national organization and the Uintah chapter for local relief.
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Red Cross
Uintah County
Pusbla
Colorado
American Red
American Red Cross
Soldier Dies in Jensen War Veteran Buried Thursday
John W. Campbell, an ex serviceman of World War I, died in Jensen Tuesday at 3 p.m. of inflammatory rheumatism of the heart after a short illness. He lived on Blue Mountain with his parents before moving near neighbors. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Jensen ward house with ex service members from Vernal forming a firing squad and escort.
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John W. Campbell
Jensen
Blue Mountain
Jensen Ward
George H. Cruikshank
Merrill Bennion
C. Parker
M. G. Benfield
David Curry
George R. Goodrich
Vernal
Jenaga
First Rain Report Marks Start Of Fall Weather
Ashley valley records its first fall rain storm beginning around 8 o clock. Rain persisted through the day until a light surface wetting occurred. By Tuesday morning the sky cleared and Wednesday brought a light frost with about one quarter inch of ice on shallow water. No precipitation fell on the surrounding mountains.
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Ashley Valley
Well Known Stockman Killed In Auto Accident
Vernal was shaken by the death of Dav idel H. Johnston a prominent stockman. A Craig Vernal Transportation Co truck overturned on a rough curve near Craig Colorado killing Johnston and injuring two others as they waited to pass a gravel truck. Johnston had ties to Daniel Wyoming and investments in Vernal and Missouri.
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Vernal
Davidel H. Johnston
Craig-Vernal Transportation Company
Craig
Colorado
Johnston
Charles H. Howell
Daniel
Wyoming
Missouri
Elk Springs
James Burch
Park Griswold
Craig- Vernal
Johnston Had Gotten Off and As Mr. Burch
Mr. Griswold
Christmas Seal Sale Committee Named Uintah Utah
At a Uintah Stake meeting, the Christmas Seal Sale Committee was elected with Wm M Anderson as chairman, Mrs Minnie J Davis as treasurer, and Mr Harrison as secretary and publicity manager. The group will appoint ward subcommittees to aid the sale which runs from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve to fund Utah Public Health Association clinics. The committee predicts strong county participation and funding for health work.
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M. 8. Parker
Utah Public Health Association
Wallace Calder
Uintah
Wm. M. Anderson
E. A. Manker
Minnie J. Davis
J. E. MccNaughton
H. Harrison
Anderson
Johnson
Harrison
Mignager
Trig
Utah, Public Health Association
Uintah County
Vermal Eneress Heraw Vote for Mayor
The Express straw vote ballot box for Mayor was opened by Leo C. Thorne. Results showed Bates and Cruikshank at 10, Fowlks 6, Witbeck 3. Witbeck had withdrawn. The box was available at the Express office by day and Vogue Theatre lobby at night for public voting.
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Express
Preas
Leo C. Thorne
Bates
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Ghatotmiag
Stato Dee Inspector
Guo. A. Slaugh
Wriep
Peoples' Party
Dav Christmias
Eamployees
Steinaker Draw
DH. W. A. Coulton
U. A
G. H. Cruikshanic
OC. Bates
James H. Fowles
Vurnal
Heraw Votiy
Bank of Vernal
Uintah Basin
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