Welfare Committee to Get 3c Per Mile For Mileage
At the county commissioners meeting in the county courthouse the board approved 3 cents per mile for welfare committee travel. Attendees included Chairman Willis L. Johnson and Commissioners John W. Weaver John G. Dalton and Clerk F L Noel. The minutes note additional town councilmen for Maeser and a plan for notifying residents of road refuse dumping.
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County Court House
Willis L. Johnson
John W. Weaver
John G. Dalton
F. L. Noel
Maeser
Wallace Calder
Myre
May Beth Willams
Bennet
Ben Cook
Deep Creek
Deep Creek Sehool
A. A. Weeks
Emery
Smith
L. Hf. Eisel
Hayden
Kenneth Richardson
Duchesne
Uintah
WPA
Poultry and Livestock Lecture Presented by Local Firms
Sponsored by the Vernal Milling Company and the Farm Exchange, a Friday evening event at the UHS auditorium will feature eight lectures and a talking picture. A feed chemist will discuss minerals and proteins in animal feeding and answer questions. Also notes softball scores from late August and early September show Ashtons 1 Penney's 13. Naples Store 11 CCC 7. Mocser 8 CCO 3.
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Vernal Milling Company
Farm Exchange
UHS
Ashtons
Penney's
Naples
Uintah Basin Stakes Buy Tractor For Dam Work
At a Roosevelt gathering of three Uintah Basin stakes on Sunday night a decision was made to purchase a tractor and carry-all for Montez Creek dam work at a cost of 13000 dollars. The machinery will aid reservoir construction across the three districts moving earth efficiently, equivalent to 24 men and 43 horses, with 16 hour daily operation at 60 cents per hour for fuel.
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Uintah Basin
Roosevelt
Montez Creek
Lagoon Orchestra to Play at Doc's Beach
Lagoon Orchestra to Perform for Four Nights at Doc's Beach next week led by Verdis Brienholt. The actous twelve-piece ensemble features vocalist Ann Reid and includes Miss Ethel Smith with Mrs. Mudge from Salt Lake City, who attended a Rebekah lodge visit. A Ginith talk on organization preceded a social with refreshments.
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Lagoon Orchestra
Doc’s Beach
Doc's Beach
Verdis Brienholt
NBC
Columbia
Ann Reid
Ethel Smith
Rodeo noise system in Salt Lake City marks event notes
Mrs. Jane Lortis of county health outlines a Saunders system for three 15 taking announcements at the Fair Grounds Salt Lake City during the Vernal Rodeo. Two carloads of rodeo visitors will travel from Lark Utah for the event next week. Jesse Johnson reports lineup changes and local travel details.
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Jane Lortis
County Health
Saunder
Salt Lake City
Fair Grounds
Lark
Utah
Jesse Johnson
Vernal
Mr. Johnson
Duchesne
Alvin Allred
Pauline Meadows
Coalville
Suttons and visitors arrive for summer stay
Mr and Mrs N M Sutton of Casper arrived Wednesday bringing Carolyn Douglass daughter of J R Douglass who has been with them during the summer They plan to return to Casper Friday Mrs Cy Stillman and two children of Hinfield are making a ten day visit at the home of Mr and Mrs J Wayland Mattsson of Vernal Mrs Stillman who is a sister of Mrs Mattsson will return home Saturday
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N. M. Sutton
Casper
Carolyn Douglass
J. R. Douglass
Cy Stillman
Hichfield
J. Wayland Mattsson
Vernal
Stillman
Mattsson
Uintah Institute for Teachers at Uintah High
A Uintah county school district institute for teachers principals janitors and bus drivers will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at Uintah High, with attendance by school staff and district personnel. A separate note recalls a Dry Fork Canyon gathering Friday night where youth enjoyed a corn and chicken roast with attendees listed including Alice Bartlett Maurine Bastian and others.
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Uintah County
Uintah High
Canyon
Maughan Meadow
Dry Fork Canyon
Alice Bartlett
Maurine Bastian
Barts Siddoway
Wanda Johnson
Helen Tenney
Gwen Roberts
Marjorie Twitchell
Helen Henderson
Horace Andrews
Mervin Noble
Louis Roberts
Frank Walker
Paul Batty
Gwen Slaugh
Leo Hacking
Hollis Hullinger
Federal limits set 30 day duck season with zones
The government announced strict waterfowl rules for a 30 day duck season this fall. Three zones northern intermediate and southern replace last year's two zones. Dates range October 10 to November 8 for the northern zone November 1 to 30 for the intermediate and November 26 to December 25 for the southern. Prohibited species include redhead canvasback and Atlantic brant. Baiting live decoys sink boxes or batteries are banned. Seasons run 7 am to 4 pm with a three shell unit on repeating shotguns and no gauges larger than No 10. Northern zone states listed.
Ducks and game regulations across zones and hunting rules
The report lists intermediate and southern hunting zones with state groupings and bag limits for ducks geese brant and other species. It notes a September 1 opening for mourning doves, a federal duck stamp requirement, and a repeal of last year’s 100 foot blind rule. It also covers a coroner’s inquest verdict on a fatal shooting involving Darr and Maniece with Maniece surrendered to authorities.
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Mississippi
New
Routt County Fair at Hayden September 15 16
Routt County Fair returns to Hayden on Tuesday and Wednesday September 15 and 16 with over 2460 in prizes for racing rodeo live stock and agricultural exhibits. Top midwest race horses expected to compete while cow hands vie for prizes. Hayden track praised as one of the best in the state with ample grandstand facilities to welcome large crowds.
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Hayden
Funeral Held at Rangely for Shooting Victim Russell Carr
Funeral services for Russell Carr 34 who was shot and killed by Joshua Maniece 62 at Rangely August 23 were held August 25 Rev Thomas Manwaring Methodist pastor of Meeker officiated. Interment was in the Rangely cemetery The shooting occurred Sunday afternoon when Maniece and Darr met at the Rangely store and argued over a right of way through the Rector ranch Darr is son in law of the ranch owner and was manager of the ranch Maniece uses a road through this property as an outlet from his homestead on Douglas Creek
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Russell Carr
Joshua Maniece
Rangely
Thomas Manwaring
Meeker
Maniece
Darr
Rector Ranch
Rector
Douglas Creek
Republican County Convention at Vernal September 19
A call by Martin W. Curtis chairman of the County Republican Central Committee announces a county convention to be held at the courthouse in Vernal on Saturday September 19 at 10:00 a.m. for nominating a county ticket including a state representative a four year and a two year commissioner and a county attorney.
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Republican County
Martin W. Curtis
Republican Central Committee
Court House
Geological Survey Underway in East Uintah Range
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Unterman of San Francisco have arrived in Vernal to conduct a detailed geological survey of the eastern Uintah mountains. They hope to address open issues from prior surveys. Mrs. Unterman has directed the geology museum at the University of California. The couple stays with Mrs. Unterman’s parents in Island Park and plans to ranch when not surveying.
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G. E. Unterman
San Francisco
Vernal
Uintah Mountains
Untermans
University of California
Vernal Seminary Prepares for Big Enrollment
Principal H Grant West reports the Vernal Seminary anticipates the largest enrollment in its history as the high school opens on September 7. Courses in character and religious education draw students, with discussions on personality, guidance, social and religious issues, and Bible history meeting student needs and desires.
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H. Grant West
Vernal Seminary
Seminary Seeks Expansion and New Building Plans
The Seminary requests an additional teacher as soon as classroom space allows. Plans are underway for a new building with space for two instructors, signaling growth aligned with regional trends. The institution offers open access to students regardless of religious affiliation and earns Utah state credit for Bible study courses, inviting Uintah High School students to participate in its discussions.
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B. A. Childs
Roosevelt
Childs
New Seminary
Ulntah High School
Hel
Melvin Jorgensen
Leota
Idaho
Arizona
State of
Utah
Uintah High School
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