Tribune Poll Shows Large Vote Shifts In Salt Lake
In the weekly statewide straw poll Governor Blood makes a strong rise to second place behind Dillman, while Peery slips. Poll totals show Roosevelt and other top contenders losing ground as Blood and Dillman gain. Overall 18 404 ballots counted with Blood at 30.85 percent and Dillman at 36.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Henry H. Blood
Salt Lake Tribune
Blood
Ray E. Dillman
Harman W. Peery
Dillman
Peery
Puery
Diliman
Landon
A. V. Watking
Renud- Neon
Congress
J. W. Robitsoun
Detmocrat
Charles W Dunn
Abe Murdock
Vota
Innosewell
Governor Blood
Dillman CY
Diat
Murdock
Dunn
Congress Fina Dist
Robinson
Watkins
Atti
Lemke
Union Party
Norman Thomsé
Jo Far
Harl Crowder
Candidates must file campaign expenses by October 31
County Clerk FL Noel announces all candidates and chairmen of political committees must file full expense reports for the 1938 campaign by close of the county clerk's office on Saturday October 31.
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FL. Noel
Constitutional Amendments Remove State School Chief From Politics
Amendments 12 and 5 would place governance of Utah public schools under a nonpartisan State Board of Education selecting a superintendent. Supporters argue this removes partisan upheaval, aligns with 1926 and 1934 recommendations, and ensures stable, progressive educational policy free from political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Densen
Charles H. Skidmore
Utah
United States
U. & Department of Education
State Board of Education
State
Ice Shipped From Salt Lake To Vernal For First Time
In Ashley Valley the ice supply for homes now depends on Salt Lake City. Calder Brothers creamery delivered 7,000 pounds of Salt Lake ice last week and will continue shipments until temperatures drop enough to freeze ice thick enough for household refrigerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Salt Lake City
Calder Bros. Creamery
Salt Lake
Vernal CCC Anniversary Draws 1500 Residents and Guests
About fifteen hundred people from Vernal and nearby communities attended the Vernal CCC Camp celebration marking its first anniversary. The event featured a campfire, songs, games, a plate lunch, hot drinks, a popular motion picture, and a seven piece orchestra. Attendees included local officials and prominent citizens from business, education, and ranching. Also noted was a marriage license issued in Jensen for Bernard M Stewart and June Stewart.
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Vernal
CCC
Winn
One Valley
Cooper
Marshall Richardson
Johnson
Hatch
Sewards
Watkins
Calder
Ashton
The
American Legion Auxilary
Weaver
Pringpal
Lundell
Utah farmers discuss 1937 Agricultural Conservation program
Reports from Utah county meetings summarize farmer input on program features including irrigation payments, maintenance payments, and crop insurance terms. Directors emphasize erosion control, soil practices, and range development while noting regional challenges and the goal of a stronger carryover for food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah State Committee
Technical Committee
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah Committee
Uintah
Geo. B. Farrell
Western Division
Farrell
Annual Pheasant Hunt ers Dance Planned at Imperial
The Verma Gun club hosts its annual Pheasant Hunters dance at Imperial hall on December 7 with attendees from outside points. Awards will be given for bucks by weight points and spread, plus a smallest buck, with entries through Lee Sowards or Donald Barry. Ladies admitted free.
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Verma Gun Club
Imperial Hall
Vergal Club
Lee Sowards
Donald Barry
1937 Chevrolet Showed to Dealers in Salt Lake City
More than 600 Chevrolet dealers and salesmen from Utah Nevada Southern Idaho and Wyoming met at the Hotel Utah and University of Utah to preview the 1937 Chevrolet line. E M Chase outlined a 26 million dollar retooling for the new model with a new low priced body and advanced engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Chevrolet
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Kingsbury Hall
University of Utah
E. M. Chase
Pacific
Chevrolet Motor Company
Mr. Chase
Paul M. Leese
Roy Williams
Educational Films
W. T. Holland
L. P. Randall
Detroit
Helen H. Schaefermeyer
Furthr
W.'E. Holler
Schaelermeyer
James Hemstreet
Basin’ Chevrolet Company
Salt Lake
Basin Chevrolet Company
Schaefermeyer
Mrs Sally Hall Caldwell Dies Quietly at Home
The death of Mrs Sally Viola Hall Caldwell wife of David Caldwell occurred early Wednesday at their home. She was born December 17 1973 in Beaver City Utah and had been an active LDS member. Survived by husband and children Alfred Caldwell Jennie Weeks Foun Collier Alice Fox Forest Ivan and Reed Caldwell and siblings Joshua Hall Lyman Hall BL Caldwell Roxie McCleary Welbhy Campbell Sam Rolfe. Funeral in Vernal Second Ward chapel with burial at Dry Fork cemetery after private viewings.
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Sally Viola Hall Caldwell
David Caldwell
Caldwell
Beaver City
Utah
Chell
Lola Elmer Hall
Dry Fork
Ashley Valley
LDS Church
Alfred ‘Caldwell
Seattle
Wasti
Jennie Weeks
Whiterocks
Foun Collier
Alice Fox
Salt Lake City
Forest
Ivan
Reed Caldwell
Joshua Hall
Lyman Hall
Pocatello
Idaho
Vernal
Roxie
McCleary
Welbhy Campbell
Salt Lake
Sam
Rolfe
Second Ward
John Hall
Swain Funeral Home
Passage of Amendment No 5 Impacts Schools and City
Gerald Tevine of Public Officials Education Committee met local leaders to discuss Amendment No 5, its tax effects and potential revenue losses. The analysis shows statewide school revenue could fall by 1,496,753 dollars, with Uintah County and Vernal city facing notable mill increases to cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Tevine
Ieaders
Irvine
Ammendment
Irvine Elven
Ukitah
Uintah County
Jury List Drawn for Vernal and Nearby Areas
The district court scheduled a regular term starting November 5 will call a panel of jurors for service on November 10 at 10:00 AM. The list includes residents from Vernal and surrounding towns such as Fort Duchesne Leota Gusher Ballard and Randlett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
M. A.M Johnson
Robert Cook
Chas. R. Henderson
William E. Pearce
Mark M. Hall
Lloyd Richards
Carl
R. Richens
Frank Siddoway
Simp JSON Ross
Leonard Blaugh
Tay! ‘Duke
Albert Hodgkinson
T. G!alexander
All of
Vernal
Roy Allwood
Tridel
John G. Hackingyi
Fort Duchesne
Vern HH. Allred
Grant Elmer
Alma Collins
Geo
Bracken
Ballard
W. D. Foster
Randlett
A. L. Johnson
Watson
Dudley
Jensen
J Enudson
Gusher
BT Stud
Ouray
Albert M. Chandler
Leota
Absentee Voter List Is Largest in Uintah County History
Uintah County Clerk F L Noel reports the largest absentee vote to date with 64 voters registering on Monday. The list includes George A Nash of Naplea precinct as the first voter and many notable residents from across states, while all ballots are sealed in envelopes and identified only by number.
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F. L. Noel
Uintah
George A. Nash
Naplea
Don B. Colton
Mira
New York City
Fay Siddoway Stevenson
Leland E. Stevenson
Washington, D. C
James, Stewart
Xemmerer
Wic
Orant
Calder
Boston
Mass
Alton Hatch
Boulder
Cole
Chan
W. McConkle
Independence
Morlo Hall
Watsonville
Calif
S. Don Hacking
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. V. Lewis
Eugene
Ore
Charles F. Tucker
San Vegina
Nev
Muton Hacking
Atte
Senora Maane Nee
Royca Mowrey
Larkir
Lake
A. G. Goodrich
Vego
Geo
Bartlett
Stockton
Uintah Mountains Deer Hunters Bag Big Bucks
Vernon Falk of Turon Wil ford Betzer of Coldwater Kas and Brad Eastman Pratt bag three fine bucks in Uintah mountains north of Vernal They hunted in Crouse canyon and Bitter Creek sections They plan to ship game from Salt Lake City and tour Southern Utah before returning next year
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Vernon Falk
Turon
Wilford Betzer
Coldwater
Kas
Brad Eastman
Pratt
Ios
Uintahl Mountains
Vernal
Mr. Falk
Crouse Canyon
Tower Dishmond Mountain
Ife
Frank Swann
City Night
Stringham elected P T A head at UHS meeting
At the Vernal UHS Auditorium Mrs P C Stringham was elected president of the Parent Teachers Association with Melvin Jorgensen as vice president and Miss Helen Calder as secretary treasurer. Attorney Wallace Calder explained six constitutional amendments on the ballot next Tuesday.
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UHS
Vernal Parent+Teachers' association
P. C. Stringham
Melvin Jorgensen
Helen Calder
Wallace Calder
Calder
Brevities on Mrs. Mary B Chow birthday celebration
The family of Mrs. Mary B Chow marked her October 15 birthday at the home of daughter Mrs. James Trobinson. Locally present were Doug and family Ralph Mal Harry Mark and three daughters. Relatives from Grants Pass Longview LaBarge joined for a dinner and three day visit. Mr Chew’s Bath birthday was celebrated concurrently two months earlier.
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Mary B. Chow
James Trobinson
Doug
Ralph
Mal
Harry
Mark
Nile Hughes
Grants Pass
Ore
E Prank F Smith
Sidney
Longview
Wash
Thos
Extension geology classes offered by Dr Boyle at Uintah High
The University of Utah extension course in mineralogy and general geology, taught by Dr. A C Boyle Jr, met Monday evening at Uintah High School. More students can join. enrollment is expected to be large. The courses offer value to prospectors.
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University of Utah
A. C. Boyle, Jr
Uintah High School
Boyle
Vernal teachers on program at UEA in Salt Lake
The Utah Educational Association convention runs Thursday to Saturday in Salt Lake City. Miss Stein Richards and Miss Fern Ross will represent Uintah district in the patrol discussion at Friday morning elementary session. County teachers will tour Salt Lake City schools during the convention.
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Utah Educational Association
Salt Lake City
Stein Richards
Fern Ross
Uintah
Scout Show and Dance Friday a Big Success
The Scouters of Ulniah district held a Friday show and evening dance to raise annual dues. The afternoon and evening performances of the play ATLiss drew large audiences, and the Imperial dance drew enough support to boost funds. Mrs Taylor McClelland, now recovering from serious illness, shows slight improvement.
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Ulniah
Atliss
Ereniing
Athough
Enowsh
Utah Nnational Parks Council
Michael Crowley Dies at Home in Cheyenne Wyoming
Michael Crowley born January 27 1902 in Midway Utah died October 20 in Cheyenne Wyoming after a lingering illness from Park City mines years ago. He worked as a railway mall clerk between Cheyenne and Reno and previously served as Vernal post office clerk. Survived by wife three children a brother Don of Park City and sister Mrs Habil Nash of American Fork.
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Michael Crowley
Vernal
Cheyenne
Wyo
Park City
Reno
Nev
Midway
Utah
B Mitchael
Rosetta Potter Crowley
Vernet
Uintah
Hts
Don
Parkee
Habil Nash
American Fork
Vernal C C News Camp Reports Education and Recreation News
The Vernal C C News Camp describes a week of activities with Assistant Educational Advisor Delle, Ryder, and Enrollee srisort der joining Chaplain Curtis for a Ser to visit a ranch. They plan a camp newspaper, film show, and field projects including a reservoir construction and a volleyball league with multiple area teams.
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Fyre
Ryder
Robert Eyre
Srisort der
Veren
Seer
Curtis
Vernal
Reuben E. Curtis
Ajlai
Vernal Journal
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Tribune
Bernard M. Stewart
June Stewart
Graig
Russell Keetel
United State
Department of Agriculture
Carbon County
Federal Land Bank of
Berkley
Farm Credit Administraion
Eleventh
Polo Creek
Dillon
Imperial
2Nd Ward Chapel
Old Home
Uintail Mountains
P. T. A. Head
Chew
UEA
Taylor McClelland
Cheyenne, Wyo
Delle
Jack
Woalums
James M. Orr, Jr
Myton
Votley
Maeser
Faculty
Calder’s
Ashtons
Utilities
Naples
Wednesdala
Co. 1567
Spring Creek
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