Pool Hall Ordinance Enters City Law
The city council passed an ordinance requiring pool halls and card rooms to be licensed with a quarterly fee and barred under 18 from entry. Halls must close at 1 pm to 8 am, cannot operate on Sundays, and take effect in October. The meeting also approved fire hydrant installation funding, water pipe referrals, Red Cross donation, fair concessions control, and traffic regulation study. Mayor Calder led the session with listed councilmembers and officials attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Siddoway
C Davis
Red Cross Fund
Davis County
Uinta County
Bryant Stringham
A V_ Lewis Recorder
Gordon PeMcisy
Frank Hatch
Marshal Lafe Richardson
Mrs Mary Burgess Laid To Final Rest Maeser Pioneer
Mrs Mary Burgess a Maeser pioneer died after a months long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm in the ward chapel conducted by Bishop Carl R Richens. A large cortege accompanied her to Maeser cemetery where the grave was dedicated. Born Nov 30 1862 at Heber City Utah she left nine children and fourteen grandchildren and many relatives. She was famed for quilt making and fancy work winning prizes across the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whispering Hope
Ernest Eaton
Bert L. Caldwell
Dry Fork
Maeser Cemetery
John L. McConkle
Ann Dennie
Frusta
Heber City
Harry Bryner
Helper
Mary A Burgess
Utah
Clea Caldwell
Sarsh Dubois Ashcroft
Canada
LeVinis Burton
Vernal
Mabel Joberg
Vernal Lamb Demand Boost Sparks New Taste for Delicacy
If national lamb consumption rose as in Vernal during the campaign, the lamb surplus would vanish and producers prosper. Vernal residents likely ate more lamb than usual and many learned that Lamb is delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Community road work by Ray Stringham on his street
Ray Stringham with neighbor help has hauled road material and gravel to deepen the street surface, making passage possible in storms. Previously the street was nearly impassable, and cooperation among residents is noted as a reason for the improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stringham
Bis
Vernal Hints of Fire Protection and Local News Milestones
Twenty years ago in Vernal new Acorn Mercantile and Dodds Voigt buildings near completion. A water power demonstration from Benjamin Kelly flooded the United State bank building. Postmaster hints and bank staff changes, a suicide at a Whiterocks agency camp, and a teacher heading to Washington for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Mercantile Company
Dodds & Voigt
Ieeks
Iver
Benjamin Kelly
State Bank
Vernal
Eastern Utah Bankers Meet in Vernal for Sixth Convention
The Eastern Utah Bankers Association will hold its sixth annual convention in Vernal on September 20. Joe Cheney of Uintah State Bank leads the event with host banks Roosevelt State Bank Vernal Bank and Uintah State Bank providing arrangements and a closing banquet on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeastern
Utah Bankers Association
Vernal
WE. Anderson
Roosevelt State Bank
Bank of Vernal
Uintah State Bank
Joe Cheney
Association
Helper State Bank
First National Bank of
Price
Carbon County Bank
Price Commercial and Savings Bank
Commontwealth Bank of
Greenriver
Musab
San Juan State Bank
Monticello
Emery County Bank
Castledale
Duchesne
Uintah Counties
Duchesne City Leads Basin in Choice Flowers and Clean Grounds
Duchesne city celebrates a cleanup campaign culminating in an August 23 flower show. Judges from Vernal awarded 22 first prizes for fine flowers and attractive yards. Twenty three categories covered seventeen flower types and five yard classes with over thirty prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne City
Duchesne
Vernal
John Jorkensen
Peterson
Wilson Murny
Jorgensen
Minnie Pope
Sweet Peas
A. J Feller
Best Riders and Horses in West To Attend Fair
Stringham president of Uintah County Fair returns from Rock Springs Labor Day rodeo with word that many horses from the event will come to Vernal. Riders including Stohl brothers and others are signed up. Meeker Roundup riders and race horses will also attend. Community exhibits will be funded with ribbons and local prizes rather than cash awards to boost quality and regional pride.
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Stringham
Uintah
Rock Springs
Unio
Guy Rife
Tatr
Wallace Siddeway
Bry Stringham
Ainish County Fair
Lewis Stohl
Ernest Stohl
Cheyenne
Robert Hickey
Cliff Hickey
Bill Kenny
Alvin Weeks
Vernal
Colorado
Meeker
West
Uintad State Bank
Pani
Biy String Pam
Hmit
E Peterson
Peterson
Fatro
Ora torio rendition at Vernal Tabernacle by Giles and Ward Choir
Prof Giles composer of The Plan of Salvation assists at a Sunday night performance in the Stake tabernacle with the Vernal First ward choir. The 75 voice chorus plus 20 soloists and instrumentalists presented readings from Mormon texts and the Bible. Bishop Wallis and others praised the production while noting Giles had visited Vernal twenty years earlier. The event showcased a creditable execution of a large oratorio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Tabernacle
Henry Z Giles
Salt Lake City
Vernal First Ward
Stake Tabernacle
Augusta
Glilea
Gilles
Lloyd Winn
Prof Gites
Vernal
Old Meeting House
James H Wallis
Bible Bank of Mormon
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
James H. Wallis
Plans for Annual Farm Bureau Day at County Fair
A Farm Bureau committee met to plan a Farm Bureau day during the county fair. Chairmen have been chosen and invitations sent to prominent Farm Bureau leaders in the state and nearby states and to all members. Peterson County farm agent in charge of uniforms and publicity says the event will be a standout feature and efforts will be made to ensure its success. Leroy F E Carroll Ernest Johnson Harold Lundell and E Peterson named as committee members. ladies committee to be selected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Peterson County
Leroy FE Carroll Livestock
Ernest Johnson
Harold Lundell
Doctor of Towns Advice for Self Improvement and Community
A speaker urges individuals to consult an unbiased adviser to learn their strengths and weaknesses. By hearing how others see them, a person can improve socially financially morally and in how they affect their community. The message emphasizes self understanding to avoid being seen as difficult or aloof.
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Vernal
Utah
Salt Lake
Sherrock Holmes
Beleve
Lsh
Know Yourself Seek Truth Beyond the Mirror
A 1930 editorial argues that individualism thrives in fear and ignorance and urges self inquiry. It asserts truth about oneself is viewed differently by others, emphasizes courage to seek self-knowledge, and notes community need for honest reflection. Copyright notice and local co publication are included.
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A. D. Stone
The
Vernal Express
Vernal Lions Club
Ver Nal High School Plans For New Year In Vernal
Registration begins Monday September 8 as Ver nal i Utah prepares for the new school year. Principal N Noble outlines plans for scholastic achievement and an updated course catalog. Faculty lists include Noble, Smith Hughes, Hart English, Guyman drama, Calder home econ, Fife art, Goodrich physics biology, Morrill history, Hodton PE, Davis PE, Wilcox math Spanish, Sowards Colton Richens junior high, plus staff and committees for attendance, graduation, publications, athletics and more. Student body fee remains 5 dollars with free admission to school plays and league athletics for paid students.
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Vernal i
G Noble
Charl Robers
George Alexander
Lowell Fox
Grace Slaught
Marcel Young
Clifford Caldwell
Noble
Harold Andell Smith Hughes
Ruth Hart
Glen Guyman
Vera Calder
Coy
Fife
Calvin Marshall
Reed Morrill
Marva Hodton
Carl Davis
Albert M
N G Sowards
Charles Colton
LeRoy Richens
Charles Lewis
Ralph Siddoway
Lela Goodrich
Reg.sterling
Ecards
O.sen
Marys Jlodson
Eliis Wilcox
Harold Lundell Reed Morrill LeRoy Richens
A. M Goodrich
Lloyd Winn Coy
Fife Ruth Hart
Calvin Marshall Ellis Wilcox Coy
Fite
Meed Morrill
Q Sowards
Sowards
Ltoyd Winn Athletics
Cearl Davis
Marva Hodson
Harold Lundell Reed Morrill
L. G
Noble Moving Picture
A M. Good
L G Noble
Finance
Ralph Siddo
Vernal Business Conditions Seen Strong Despite Calamity Talk
Local business leaders argue Vernal remains financially sound with steady building and growth, countering pessimistic views. A psychology tale shows how mindset affects business activity, illustrating how belief in poverty can suppress opportunities.
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Vernal
Proposed Constitutional Amendments Submitted for Careful Study
A Utah feature outlines the Citizens Tax Revision League promoting public study of upcoming constitutional amendments to be voted on in November. Leader Ernest Eaton chairs Uintah county efforts as B H Robinson frames the campaign urging citizens to join, finance, and scrutinize the amendments before casting informed votes.
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Citizens Tax Revision Flague
Ernest Eaton
Uintah Coun
B H Robinson
Smcee
Peel
Ttg
Salt Lake
Utah
Citizens Tax Revision League
Verbal Dispatches From Vernal Thirty Years Ago
Thirty years ago Herbert Tyzack and William ONeill left for Salt Lake City with Tyzack visiting Sanpete County. Deputy USS Marshal Roy Colton inspected Poena witnesses at Whiterocks in the Wallace murder case. Mrs Andrew Dudley Jr and Mrs William Ashby summoned relatives to Spanish Fork for a mother’s illness. Judge Booth seeks re election in Fourth Judicial, A Hatch runs for district attorney. Henderson and Meadows advertise comfortable shoes. A Dreamand play is billed for next Friday at the Opera House. Ponths Calder departs for Mill Creek with Mrs Caréer and Edward Young Br accompanied him to Salt Lake and returns with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Tyzack
William Oneill
Salt Lake City
Tyzack
Sanpete County
Roy Colton
District of Utah
Whiterocks
Wallace
Fort Duchess
Fort and Ouray
Andrew Dudley Jr
Jensen
William Ashby
Millward
Spanish Fork
Opera
Ponths Calder
Mill Creek
Salt Lake County
Mrs. Caréer
Edward Young
Salt Lake
Ernest Wall Patient at Vernal Hospital
Ernest Wall of Philadelphia is a patient at Vernal hospital. The brief item notes his admission status and location in the local medical facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wall of
Philadelphta
Vernal Hospital
Sunday Misses La and Merle Bingham Entertained Friends
Sunday Misses La and Merle Bingham entertained a list of friends including Albert Jones, Mr and Mrs Heber Dean, Fletcher and Alice Jones, Josephy, son of Mr and Mrs R E Allen, as read from the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Bingham
Albert Jones
Heber Dean
Fletcher
Alice Jones Josephy Fnalea
R. E Allen
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Mary Burgess
Maese
Mary Caldwell
Dragon
Myton
John Caldwell
H Belcher
E J Young Jr
James Cooper
Midvale
Mr Curry
Tom Yeinswood
Isabel
Eastern Utah Bankers Association
Thrillers
Uintah County Fair
Naples
Farm Bureau Day
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