Court News in Fourth Judicial District at Vernal
The court heard multiple cases Tuesday with pleadings, continuances, and orders. Richard D Hughes pleaded guilty to carnal knowledge with trial set for Sept 14, Clark pled guilty to robbery with sentencing date Sept 14, and several civil actions saw dismissals, continuances, or guardianship appointments including Clarence Lucero named guardian for Barbara Lucero Juanita Lucero and Eileen Lucero.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Vernal
Richard, D. "Hughes
Pullty
le Clark
Nina J Clark
LaVor Clark
Betty Holfeltz
William E. Holfeltz
Gladdis Investment Company
Utah Corp
ATV Kartehner
Pearl McConkie Perry
Archie McConkie
Uintah Construction Company
Uinta Oil Refining Company
Coun Re
Bernice LaFrance
Joseph E. Nelson
A. Massey
Burrell Massey
McCart
Jesse A. Magruder
Ion
Claire C. Hacking
Barah A. Adams
Tricken
Ont Salongee
Bwentfield
Barbara Lucero
Juanita Lucero
Eileen Marly Lucero
Clarence Lucero
Education Committee of Vernal Chamber makes recommendations
Four recommendations from the Vernal Chamber of Commerce Education Committee were accepted last week. They include making BuptiMax G Abbott an ex officio board member, urging a definite stand on reapportionment, directing school board election coverage to focus on at least two candidates, and having Chamber President Dr T R Seager speak at the teacher institute welcoming new teachers. Representatives from Republican and Democratic parties, Uintah County officials, and the Utah Farm Bureau attended the meeting to discuss reapportionment and plan a civic education group.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerces
Th Beaker Hisses Bledge
BuptiMax
G.abbott
Chamber
Sredte
Elec
Ool-Board
T. R. Seager
H. W. Marrs
Jes
Clair Stopkins
Birchell Goodrich
Bhairman
Clyde
Johnson
Harvey Hil
Utah Farm Bureau
le Grand Jarman
Allen Mansfield
Hopkins
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Ainish County
Reso
Chamber of Reapportionment
Day You Know 1 Utah Iron Ore Output Record
Readable fragment states Utah produced 1 987 000 tons of iron ore, more than all western rates combined, highlighting a regional production record amid historical mining notes.
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Utah
Regional Dairy Show Planned At State Fair
Utah State Fair expands regional dairy show with 1084 prize pool near 10 000 dollars to lure top Holstein Guernsey and Shorthorn cattle from western states. Exhibitors get half one way transport. state herd prize 1600 dollars. Entries from California Arizona New Mexico Idaho Colorado Montana and Idaho already promised with judges from Minnesota and California slated for the event. Readiness includes large dairy cattle displays and a new milking house on the fairgrounds with eight animals per exhibitor cap.
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Salt Lake City
J. A. Theobald
Utah State Fair Association
Utah
Theobald
Iolaho
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Jersey
C J Smout
Ogden
Dairy Cattle Division
Herbert A. Snow
Fairgrounds
Attas
Alifornia
Wi Toul
Balt Lake
Vewar
Jane Unes
Do You Know About Life in the Great Salt Lake
A note on tiny shrimp inhabiting the Great Salt Lake. The shrimp are so small that their bodies show no yeast taste, making them inedible unless grown larger and salted to become palatable.
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Great Salt Lake
Vernal Girls Assist in Palmyra Pageant
Three Vernal girls joined 180 performers in the Hi Cumorah pageant in Palmyra New York titled Americas Witness for Christ. The August 12 13 and 14 performances drew over 40 000 nightly. Vernal participants were Carle Goodrich Ina Mae Collier and Carolyn Wallis along with Richard Cook of Salt Lake City.
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Palmyra
New York
America
Witness For Christ
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Marald Hangen
Carle Goodrich
Sacred Grove
Spencer Wimball
Council of Twelve
Delbert Q. Taylor
Eastern States Mission
Mixa Goodrich
New York City
Kong Tatand
N. Y
Milas Collier
Bureau of Information
Hill Cumorah
Brigham Young University
Texas
Florida
Miss Wallis
Hyu
Rochester
Syracuse
Misa Collier
Gesimony
Richard Cook
Alma
Vernal
Jet
Kalter
East
Pants
John
Glen Falls
Norlan Walker
Glen Walker
Ft. Monmouth
New Jersey
Clinton Ashworth
Rachal Calder
Leoalder
Schenectady
Million Dollar Vernal Salt Lake Highway Plan
Utah road program outlined by DHH Whittenburg includes a $2,400,000 Parleys Canyon project and a four lane highway from Mountain Dell Reservoir to canyon mouth. Fall start possible with closures for grading. Also a widening on U S 40 from Salt Lake Municipal Airport to Saltair, costing over one million dollars.
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Utah
Dhh Whittenrg
State Road Commission
Whittenburg
Ealt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Newhouse Hotel
Sable
Parleys Canyon
Mountain del Heservotr
U.S. 40
Ealt Lake Municipal Airport
Saltair
Service attendees listed for Austin Hurry event last week
The program for Austin Hurry last week included Mr and Mrs Walter Dow and Saphisre June, Mrs S T Pidcock from Ogden, Mr and Mrs Terry Hadlock, Mrs Fuller Remington, Mrs Mable Young of Salt Lake City, Mr and Mrs Carl Hadlock of Provo, Mr and Mrs Delis Morrill, Mr and Mrs Forrest Goodrich and Mr and Mrs Parley Goodrich of Tridel, Mrs Cecil Jenkins of Roosevelt, and Mrs Eliza Kolb of California.
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Jee Quar Itera Ie
Austin Huurray
Walter Dow
Sauphisre June
S. T. Pidcock
Ogden
Terry Hadlock
Fuller Remington
Mable Young
Salt Lake City
Carl Hadlock
Provo
Delis Morrill
Forrest Goodrich
Mes. Parley Goodrich
Tridel
Cecil Jenkins
Roosevelt
Eliza Kolb
California
Fossil Beds Discovery Near Vernal Dates To 40 Years Ago
A report recalls a fossil beds find between Vernal and the Rookcliff mountains with bones of a prehistoric animal akin to a rhinoceros. Other items note Miss Ethel Bennion’s return from Europe, a severe hailstorm damaging Cedarview and Bluebell crops, and local figures like J Hoyt studying Utah water sheds and the Grand Canyon depth. Margare t Schramm, Utah airship pioneer, visits the Searle family.
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Vernal
Rookcliff Mountains
Ethel Bennion
Si R Bennion
Taylorsville
Grand Canyon
James Freestone
Diamond Mountain
Oo Bracken
Europe
Germany
Sss
Margaret Schramm
Utah
Christofferson
Saltahr Beach
Miss Schramm
George Searle, i
Vernal Community News Highlights 1930
Twenty years ago Vernal began supplying culinary water from FERA funded wells on A street. A big dance celebrated paving of Main Street with two orchestras. A three day Uintah Basin rodeo run by Vernal Gu Rife drew crowds and featured eighty wild horses. A state asphalt plant test ran near Vernal, handling 400 tons daily. local plant cost 10 000 and served half the Sunnyside plant capacity, with forty workers. Local births news include baby girls to Leon Galley and Frank Carroll. Enterprise reports drill plans for a community well at 1 050 financed by FERA. Roosevelt High School class of 1930 reunion at UHSC. Film negatives show rare Ute life photos by Reuben Calder from Vernal. Culver’s ties with Indians highlighted.
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Vernal
Sunnyside
Leon Galley
Frank Carroll
Bor
W. P. Ellsworth
John Elsworth
Oliver Jorgensen
Senta
FERA
Roosevelt High School
UHSC
George Strebel
Lallard
Bert Stoddard
Lola Allred
Wazel Manwaring
Josephine May
F Hanson
Brigham Young University
Reuben Calder
Culver
Do You Know the Great Instrument in the Salt Lake Tabernacle
The piece notes that among famous American organs none is better known to the public than the Great Instrument in the Salt Lake Tabernacle, highlighting its renown and cultural significance.
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Salt Lake
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