Banquet honors workers at Mary J Saylor hall gathering
Appreciative officials hosted a dinner for willing workers who aided the BIC big year at Mary J Saylor hall in Gusher. President Hay E Dillman and guests praised efforts, with speeches on visitor handling, finances, and improvements including a relocated playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIC
Mary J. Saylor
Gusher
Hay EB Dillman
M Tidwell
Morrlesey
O Lundberg
E Peterson
Sam Murray
Jane Murray Vilay
Mary Winder
Fred J Surger
J .L Johnson
Campbell Litster
Tidwell
Salt Lake City
President Dillman
Fred Burger
Bureau of Information
OlTundberg
John Johnson
Lunberg
UV Bytc
Jane Murray
Womeng
Childrens Playground
Mra Tidwell
Will Storer
Oklahoma
Tuberculosis Hit List Grows in Uintah Cattle Test
Uintah county tests show 33 dairy cattle infected with tuberculosis out of about 2500 tested this year. Inspectors will cover Vernal Davis Ashley Maceer and Dry Fork areas before Duchesne county. county agent E Peterson lauded for public health protection and press support at the UBIC convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Vernal
Davia
Gimes Ashley and
Maceser
Dry Bork
Inspectora
Duchesne County
Express
E Peteran
Utah plans two year highway expansion to Vernal reach
The Utah road commission announced a two year federal aided plan to link Salt Lake with the Uintah Basin. About 40 miles of new highways are planned for 1928 1929 at roughly 475 000 dollars with projects from Fruitland to Diaz flat Roosevelt to Gusher Duchesne to Antelo and Gusher to Twelve Mile bridge. Officials expect federal funds and county cooperation to speed completion into Vernal, with Governor Dern backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne County
Uintah
Duchesne
Antelo
Gusher
Tuelve
Flood
Preston GQ
Petes
Vernal
Nex
Aiat
Road Commission
Decisi N
Wintah Basin
George H Dern
Blood
Mr Block
Thomas HE Mac Donald
Federal Bureau
LK. L. Hewes
San Francisco
RWH
Rutledge District Forester
Heber
Fruitland
Salt Lake
Vernal Students Enroll at Brigham Young University Provo
Twenty Vernal students are registered at Brigham Young University in Provo. Franklin Stewart Harris, president, notes record enrollment across towns homes and nations with Western states nearly all represented and new winter quarter openings anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. UV
Provo
Bingham Loung University
Prove Ag
Martha Richards
Elgin Bingham
Lula Maud Karren Clarence
Palmer Jennie Johnson
Hilda Hodgkinson
Nellie Oaks
Zella Perry
Edward T Aycock
Beulah ‘Freestone
Alina’ Statth
Floyd Fletcher
Miriam Colton
Warren Richardson
Theora Whetten
Eunice §Imper
Roy Oaks
Josephine McKee Vera Showalter
Bea “Murray
Brigham Loung University
Franklin Stewart Harri
Washington
Drilling Begins on Vernal Test Well West of Vernal
The Western Venture Corporation starts drilling a test well seven miles southwest of Vernal on the Vernal monocline. A standard rig from Price weighing 92 tons will be moved to Dog Valley, with water hauled several miles. Early results show five feet per hour progress and potential large oil production, echoing California patterns on monocline structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Western Venture Corporation
Western Venture No 1
Urumoteda
Ang
Rocky Mountain
California
Ray
Price
Dog Valley
Effort to Secure Federal Meat Inspection for Vernal
County Agent E Peter Peterson leads a push to secure a U S veterinary surgeon at Uintah Products Co to oversee slaughtering and meat production. He cites contacts with Secretary Jardine Senator Smoot and officials to obtain a federal inspector enabling stamped meat from Vernal to be shipped nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Smoot
Bartletts on Price visit return home after Midwest trip
Mr and Mrs Ashley Bartlett of Price toured for business and pleasure and stayed with Mr and Mrs Virsa W Henders. They visited Vernal acquaintances and returned home Wednesday evening, sparking warm greetings from former Vernal business man Bartlett’s many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Bartlett
Price
Virsa
Henders
Bartlett
Vernal
Education board official to address workers on Human Maturity
A representative of the General Board of Education will address workers from all organizations on Human Maturity in Relation to Education at the Stake Tabernacle on Sunday October 30 from 2:00 to 2:45 PM. The event includes 15 minutes of preface music and follows with regular departmental work for all organizations. A printed educational memorandum will be issued by the church education commissioner. Morning session at 10:00 AM includes bishops counselors religion class officers teachers and teacher trainers with the session held in the Vernal Seminary building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board of Education
Stake Tabernacle
Thureh Commissioner of Education
Vernal Seminary
Mrs Don Hill Visits Herriott Family in Dragon
Mrs Don Hill and her son Charlie Herriott arrived from Dragon on Wednesday evening to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Herriott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hill
Charles Herriott
Dragon
Henry Herriott
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Community House in October
The Ladies Aid Society met at the Community house on October 19. They handled routine business and decided to host a dinner on election day. Vera Mawson and her class presented a musical program, followed by a lunch at Mrs Baeeea’s home. The next meeting is set for Mrs Ainge to Tense’s home in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Vera Mawson
Baeeea
Welsh roots of Lindbergh echo in Cardiff tale
An old Cardiffan recounts Welsh links to Charles Lindbergh. The tale states Lindbergh’s grandfather and grandmother lived in London Square and Cardiff Dock, his father was born in Cardiff and later trained at sea, and the family moved to America where Charles Lindbergh was born and became famed for the Atlantic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
May Jorgensen
Ag Cardif Wales
Col Lindberg
Charien Lindbergh
Mra 2
L Jensen
Lindberghs
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Cardiff
Nye
Penarth
Cojionel Lindbergh
McIntyre
Lindberghe
America
Bis
Charles Lindberg
Atlantic
Fattening of Turkeys Should Begin About November
Advice on turkey fattening suggests starting about November first with small rations to induce hunger, then gradually increasing feed. Begin with equal parts wheat and oats early, shift to corn as fattening progresses, noting corn improves growth when not too fresh.
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Turkeys Than Hew Corn But i Must Be Free For Mual Neas
Etoura
Mary A White Grandmother Dies After Long Illness
Mary A White native of Canada died at her daughter Florence Van Tassel's home last Friday afternoon at age 78. Born August 27, 1849, she traveled with her family to Utah in 1861, later married Henry Moon and then Ernest White. She and her husband ran the White House hotel in Woodland before ill health required care with family. Survived by children Amanda Duncan, William Moon, Florence Van Tassell, and Nephi Moon plus 45 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren. She was active in the Primary and Relief Society and died in fellowship with her church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A White
Florence van Tassel
Armanda Duncan Afek
Vernal
Alan Tasseil
Woodland Summit County
Ann Thayne Moon
White
Canada
Iowa
Utah
Utah Six Years Later In 1867, Shee
Henry Moon
Galt Lake City
Farmington
Woodland
Ernest White
White House
Uintahasin
Yearungos Aa
Mra White
Kamas
Amanda Duncan
Neola Wiliam Moon Woodland
Florence van Tas
Nephi Moon Nanna
Ong
Landscape Garden Expert Expands County Landscaping Plan
Landscape specialist Prot Hansen arrived in Vernal with President Wallace Calder and County Agent E Peterson for a follow up on the five year program. They discussed landscaping Central and high school grounds and other sites including Naples Maeser Lapping Tridell Lapoint and a new chapel area. Planned trees along the highway toward Uintah river were discussed and Hansen left for Spanish Fork to meet church leaders and plan flowering plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoxtt Hansen
Vernal
Uintah
Wallace Calder
E Peterson
Board of Education
Naples
Maeser
Lapping
Tridell
Lapoint
Uintah River
Hansen
Spanish Fork
Lions Club Charter Night Gala With Banquet and Dance
Lions Club plans a November 19 Charter Night at Uintah High with Robert Pixton as manager and Dstrict Governor Hetley to present the charter. The event includes a banquet at the hicheechoo featuring Ashley valley products, dancing, games, and a welcome by Vernal mayor Lion Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
James J. Wallis
Board of Control
Robert L Piston
Uintah High
Hicheechoo
Ashley Valley Ecapong Ag
Ashley Valley
Dstrict
H L
Salt Lake City
James H. Waliis
Lion R . Cooper
Vernal
Lion Pixton
Constata
Lions
J A Cheney
LL H Allan
Harmony Sowarde
W S Henderson
I Sander
Charles Hatch
Thanksgiving Dinner Features Uintah Dasin Turkey
Thanksgiving menus in major cities highlight Uintah Dasin turkey as a centerpiece. Markets report growing demand for this premium poultry among elite households and corporate holiday spreads.
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U.bic
Fort Duchesne
South America
Peterson
UBIC
Salt Lake Tribune
Dillman
UK I Cc
S. L
Castlegate Duchesne
Uintah Basin
Ta Way
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, DC
Asrsn
Vernal I
Montiel Itseb Priegeboon
Heteo Sus
South Wales
Mary A. White
Lions Clubs
Tfong Club
Turkey
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