Local government race at Precinct 8 court house election
Fragmentary OCR note lists candidates for a 4 year term including Garah H Richards for judge and others such as Van Massey Mra Chivers and Charles Pope for recorder and treasurer. The text references Precinct No 8 and the city court house with names tied to the election.
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Kirk
Garah H Richards
Court House
J Willams Ar
van Massey
Mra Chivers
Upsell Utgomery
Charles Pope
Trenaurer Wilon
Turkey crop outlook in Giintah County rises above last year
George Alaugty Jia conducted a survey of briceyey turkey flocks and predicts a fifty percent larger sales year ahead. Mr Slough says feeds for flocks reaching Christmas markets will rise, with turkey meal costing as little as pork or beef. Several large commercial flocks will ship for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets.
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George Alaugty Jia
Briceyey
Slough
Faulty Brakes Cause Crash Into Band of Sheep
Ivan Oaks of Jensen received a ticket for driving with faulty brakes after colliding with a flock of sheep owned by F Bingham on a Naples ward highway. Nine sheep were killed. investigation led by Patrolman Jack Youmzg and Sheriff H M Snyder with no injuries reported.
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Ivan Oaks
Jensen
F @ Bingham
Naples
Jack Youmzg
H M Snyder
Gas Service to Soon be Shut Off
Cooperating with commercial gas users Uintah Gas Company plans discontinuance for Vernal customers with gas shutoff. Gas will be supplied for a few days after November 1 as efforts continue to assist customers with their gas equipment and to install other heating and cooking options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubts
Uintah Gas Company
Vernal
Armistice Day Program Parade Planned by Legion Auxiliary
Plans under way for an Armistice Day program with a dance and banquet led by Mrs W R Hazebash of the American Legion Auxiliary. Pageant directed by Peatt Shaffer and Lias White, with Mrs Ruth Hassem as MC. Event at Arnish High School at 11:00 AM, afternoon Central School banquet and dance, and a children's dance.
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W R Hazebash
American Legion Auxiliary
Peatt Shaffer
Lias White
Ruth Hassem
Ainish High School
State Appoints Supervisor For Eastern Utah
Huntington man appointed by the state highway commission to supervise maintenance on the eastern Utah state road system. G Rulon Gotinson will oversee work in Uintah Carbon Emery Grand San Juan counties from district offices in Price. Bam Owen, formerly assistant incident engineer, transfers to a new post in the same district as resident engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Huntington
Utah
Uintah Pagesne
Carbon Emery
Grand San Jon
Price
Rulon Gotinson
Bam Owen
Bmil
Iar County
Jim
CCC and County Finish Bridge on Ashley Creek
Ashley Creek bridge completion finishes 65 foot stringer span east of Dayle in Uintah County. Camp En Leon Stanley designed it. Foreman John S. Huff supervised construction. County commissioners and CCC jointly supplied materials. bridge supports 30 ton loads with heavy concrete piers. Construction occurred during high river flow, highlighting collaboration with Ashley Forest Service and local officials.
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I. Wayne Larsen
Toe Ward
CCC
Romeea
Ashley Creek
Camnp
Leon Stanley
John 5
Huff
AaMey Creek
Enrollec
Iesson
Ives
Jennis
United County Commission
Ashley Foren
Basil
W S Hullinger Dies After Asthma Illness in Naples Ward
Winttela Scott Hullinger, 71, a noted farrier of Naples ward and Ashley Valley, died at home after an asthma illness. Born September 14, 1870, in Salt Lake County, he moved to Ashley Valley in 1903, married Emma Jubbert, and left ten surviving of eleven children. Funeral services set for Saturday evening at the Naples ward chapel with interment in Vernal Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winttela Scott
Hullinger
Naples Ward
Ashley Valley
Astha
Big Cottonwood Conyurt
Salt Lake County
Winfield Beott
Ansell Davis Hutlinger
Naples
Emma Jubbert
Hutlinger
Haney Hullinger
Lapoint
Mary Manwaring
Gwen Hullinger
Hollis Hullinger
Roosevelt
Ivan Hullinger
Wwsth Engineers
San Luis Obispo
Dora Hunting
Vernal
Mire Anne McCarrell
Mec
Nevada
Sarah Hatch
Verna
Baturteau
Naeples Ward
Bishop LaVell Manwaring
Tigestioe
Swain Finneral
Deer Harvest Report From Vernal Area Stations
Report notes hunter registrations and deer kills across Blue Mountain Diamond Mountain Manila Kaler Hollows and Taylor areas. Totals show 565 hunters checked in at Kaler Hollows with 357 deer killed. Diamond Mountain 140 hunters with 97 deer. Blue Mountain 93 hunters with 78 deer. Taylor area 71 deer from 4 hunters. Red Mountain 10 deer reported. road conditions aided and hampered counts. Weather and out of state hunters affected totals. author optimistic for 750+ deer under good conditions.
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Slough
Blue Mountain
Diamond Mountain
Manila
Kaler Hollows
Taylor
Staugh
Slaugh
Uintah Fe
Oan
Pour Men to Report For Service From Uintah
Draftees from Uintah are ordered to report for induction into the U S Army in Salt Lake City on November 5. The call is issued by the Vernal board secretary Erland Preece, with departure at 5 30 pm. Listed draftees include B Orser, Gintth Orval Jeies Richens Ray Merrel, and Finyd Theodore Evans. The order, signed by Byron Goodrich, local board member, dated October 25.
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United States Army
Salt Lake City
Erland Preece
Vernal Board
Orser Gintth Orval Jeies
Richens Ray Merrel
Finyd ‘Theodore Evans
Byron Goodrich
Avard
Jaycees Plan Larger Vernal Christmas Street Display
Harold Duke chair of Vernal Chamber of Commerce Christmas decorating committee reports near completion of 1941 display plans. The elaborate plan, approved, will need more materials and electric power donated by Utah Power and Light Company. Committee members will handle installation and the project is largely funded through donations.
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Harold Duke
Vernal Dunior Chamber of Commerce
My Duke
Utah Power and Light Company
Stake Conference Scheduled For Saturday And Sunday
Uiitat Stake quarterly conference will convene at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm Sunday at the Tabernacle. Two general board members from East Lake City will speak at both sessions. Omishal imberg is to be provided by the Ladies Glee Club directed by Karl By ear ania chorus from Mauser A priesthood meeting is planned Saturday at 7:30 pm at the Vernal Piret Ward chapel. Sunday morning events include a 4:30 to 5 welfare meeting at the New Seminary building, with Seventies and Stake missionaries asked to be at the Tabernacle.
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Uiitat
Tabernacle
East Lake City
Omishal Imberg
Ladies Glee Club
Karl
Ania Chorus
LaMargune Club Elects Officers at Tritah High
LaMargune Club at Tritah High School elects Mae Fox as president Colleen Pitt as vice president and Karma Rae Samuels as secretary in a recent student leadership vote.
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Mew
Tri- Tah High School
Folllows Mae Fox
Coleen Pitt
Karma Rae Samuels
Every Entrant Express Campaign Offers Rewards
The Vernal Express promotes an opportunistic campaign promising daily pay checks, scholarships, and bonus rewards to entrants who participate. It urges readers to join now, highlighting benefits for individuals, subscribers, and local merchants while stressing broad community gains and widespread readership.
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Alcomemed
Vernal Express
Tve-Wire Hunttera
State Plans to Change U. S. 30 40 Junction
W Henderson and Leon P Christensen have worked in Salt Lake to promote interest in Echo Canyon and Built Mountain power sites on the Green River. They assure the state road commission will proceed with plans to alter the U S 40 30 junction at Kimball Junction so tourists can choose routes without highway appearance influence. A four lane road is planned from the junction to Paritys canyon summit with contour changes including a 62 33 degree turn at U S 40. The governor was urged to widen and add a gradual turn off behind junction cabins. Traffic diversions will be corrected and road relocated with grading and oiling when weather allows next spring. Henderson and Christensen were to spend Thursday in Salt Lake promoting Uintah Basin resources and power site development.
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W . Henderson
Leon P Christensen
Salt Lake
Echo Canyon
Bplt
Green River
Kimball Junction
Parity’s Canyon
Maw
Aleraion
Uintah Basin
Henderson
Bir Christensen
Wednesday Dinan to start new business venture in Tecate
The article notes Mr Dinan, employed by the Texas Roady Co, will establish a new undertaking business in Tecate. Details mention his plans for a movable puligeing enterprise and indicate Don Weeks and Bir Weeks are involved in related visits and arrangements, with family and social context provided for the Wednesday timeline.
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Dinan
Texas Roady Co
Pee
Fee! Stari
Dilinian
Biraselt Sa
Vernal GAR Veteran to be in Armistice Parade
A 1646 born Civil War veteran from Vernal, one of Utahs last three GAR members, will ride in the Armistice Day parade. He recalls Nashville and Stones River battles, food shortages, and coffee with hardtack and sow belly. He came to Vernal from Moab last spring with his son Thomas. relatives include Blanche Hougland and Pearle Mo thewa, Roy Stamp, and Thomas Scammamhorn.
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Willem ‘Thomas
Siies Sotea
Stelling
Vernal Hoe
Tnly
Uteh
Lincoln County
Ohi
Willam
Sarah Ann Fleek
Unico
Stonn
Ruv
Nashville
Beammeahornn
A &Camméhorn
Iih Hwy
Thomas
Wits
Moab
Jane Pope
Gemamnahorp
Blanche Hougland
Port Garland
Pearle Mothewa
New Mexico
Roy Stamp
Thomas &Cammahorn
Versnal
Maud Carpenter Visited. Grant H Carpenter Passes Club Exam
Mrs Truemanmiller reported her mother Mrs Maud Carpenter visiting with her son Grant H Carpenter in Pacific Grove California. He successfully passed the club serving examination recently held there and took net place in a group of ten. He is now working in the Pacific Grove post office as a dispatch clerk.
MIA Conference Program to Be Held Sunday
The public is invited to attend the MIA session of Blake Conference on Sunday evening at 7 30. The panolrama program will be led by Stake M Men and Gleaner supervisors Norma Johnson and Elwood A Gee. Participants include Amy Gardiner Louise Weeks Melba Calder Merrill and her son Austin Hans Alvin Bowden Charles Bingham and Davie Johnson. Biographical numbers will be performed under the direction of Kari J Enger. Souvenir of the Mutual slogan will be given to attendees by Gleaners ushers at the door.
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Blake
Norma Johnson
Elwood A Gee
Panelrema
Amy Gardiner
Louise
Weeks Melba Calder Merrill
Austin Hans Alvin Bowden
Charles Bingham
Duoavie Johnson
Kari J Enger
Plans Completed for Dewey Dam on Colorado River
Denver engineers indicate the Dewey dam project costing about 20 million dollars is practically certain after reclamation bureau hydraulic experts completed plans. Utah Magnesium Corp executives Bandburg Wright and Carlson, who visited Denver, reported encouragement and said wells at Crescent Junction would be expanded to assess magnesium deposits.
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Colorado River
Afoab
Crescent Junction
Denver
Reclamation Bureau
Bebler Reclamation Burean
Washington
Dewey Dam
John Bandburg
Fay L. Wright
Mmanager
Louis D Carlson
Utah Magnesium Corporation
Engineer Debter
Moab Bunday
Uiel
Bandbarg
Wrimt
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Magnesium Enterprise
Humble Humphreys Phosphate Company Responds to Lions Club Echo Park Power Site Input
In Denver Colorado the Humphreys Phosphate Company replies to a letter from W G Henderson. The Ver mal Lions Club reports efforts for the Echo Park Power site approval and receives an encouraging response. Julson H Hubbard writer for the company credits the positive reply and compliments the Lions Club actions.
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Humphreys Phosphate Company
Denver Colorado
W G Henderson
Vermal Lions Club
Echo
Park
Julson H. Hubbard
Big User of Electricity Committee Reviews Reclamation Report
The committee discusses the Reclamation Service report on Uintah Basin phosphate and other mineral deposits. It highlights using cheap electric power to enable phosphate fertilizer manufacture and notes assurances given to Br. Henderson about posting the report.
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Weshfietes
Uintah Basin
Hubba
Henderson
Ulnlah Bastty
Vernal Hunter Wins Prize for Largest Deer
Local hunter Vernal Hunter secures the prize for the largest deer at the Aubley Valley Market and Wasatch region. Deer weighed 287 pounds with heavy antlers noted. several competitors, including Tom Las on Diamond Mountain, reported 14-point bucks. The event highlighted four prize categories and multiple prizes totaling around four bucks.
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Aubley Valley
Horrocks
Tom Las
Diemond Mountain
Lestie Thacker
Taylor Mountain
Elmo Elden Allred
Fisher
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Cllert
W. S. Hullinger
Hera
Uintah
Jaycees
LaMargune Club
Gantry
Hye-wires
Tintah
Oniaua
Campaigs
U. S. 30-40
Bernice Lybbert
Brewban Young University
Vernal Ghe Churhed
Provo
Hote
Ieee
Kiérd
Hoo
Babe
of of
el Oy
Pepe Res
Childret
Fielen Sewell
United Stated
Vernal Gar
MIA
Palmyra
Harriott
Doctor Old Dear
Phosphate Company
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