Paving of Basin Road Offends South Wyoming
The fall term of Uintah County district court opened with Judge Abe W Turner presiding. Jurors convicted Joseph Spriggs of incest. sentences for other cases included jail, fines, and staggered probation. Separate notes cover embezzlement charges against former Uintah County clerk Carlstrom and varied probate and civil actions.
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Basin Road
Wyoming
Abe W. Turner
District Court
Joseph Spriggs
Fred G Bingham Foreman
Richard G Slaugh
Charles II Palmer
Walter Simper
Leon Thorne
Henry Abplanal
John Bennion
James Holfeltz
Weldon Burson
Fort Duchesne
Utah Grazing Board Grants 450 Licenses in District Eight
The Utah Grazing District Eight advisors board met at Vernal from August 26 to 28 with evening sessions to review objections and new applications. President J A Cheney presided at Uintah High School as 450 licenses were issued to stockmen for grazing in district eight. Continued on page four.
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Utah
Vernal
J A Cheney
Uintah High School
Leech
P Moore
Grazing Division
Commissioners Hear Road Delegations
Several delegations appeared before the board of county commissioners on Tuesday. All members attended as C D B Bartlett of Tridel and Hayden Foster, Jerry Harrison, and Owen Justice from Lapoint spoke about gravel road routes. The commissioners will review proposed routes before deciding. W P Ellsworth of Leota discussed road work. Uintah school district leaders Roy Taylor and W Russel Teid urged widening a bridge one mile north of state road and west of Farr corner at Lapoint and gravel two days a week for school bus travel to Exund of Leota. Delegation asked consideration of common concerns.
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Board of County Commissioners
DB Bartlett
Tridel
Hayden Foster
Jerry Harrison
Oow Justice
Lapoint
Pp Ellsworth
Leota
Roy Taylor
W Russel Teid
Uintah
State Road
Westem Farr
School Board Besieged By Delegations In Uintah District
At a Tuesday Uintah Board of Education meeting delegations pressed various community issues. Glines offered to use an old condemned building as a recreation center. a trade was proposed for the Gusher schoolhouse. Debates covered school openings, fuel handling, and prohibiting tobacco by bus drivers. Leota residents urged keeping the school open, citing transport and cost implications. Superintendent Todd noted consolidation savings and high transportation costs, with details on enrollment and term length.
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Uintah Board of Education
Glines
Don Batty
Tom MecKeachnie
David Dean
Maeser School
Ray H Reader
Detroit
Roy Taylor
W Russell Todd
H E Seeley
Andrew Vernon
L. Noble
HC Knudson
Gusher
Knudson
H M Lundely
Uintah High School
A. Reed Morrill
Alterra High School
Leota
Avalon
Todd
Uintah
Noble
Jorgensen
Howard Stevens
Stoddard
John Jackson Olyer Jorgensen
Parley Miller
Wm Wilson William Alfred Ray Jackson
M P Rogers
Oscar Jensen
Fat More Lamb Week Starts Saturday September Observances
Fat More Lamb Week will begin next Saturday and run until September 14, sponsored by state livestock associations. Special lamb displays in butcher shops and new ways to serve lamb will be featured across hotels and restaurants statewide. During Vernal Rodeo Days, lamb will be served in appetizing forms, including Dolmas, a Greek technique of wrapping seasoned lamb in grape or cabbage leaves and steaming.
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Ashley Valley
Vernal Rodeo Queen Candidates to Be Chosen at Dance
Four Ward candidates vie for Vernal Rodeo Queen as a pre rodeo dance Friday at Imperial Hall sets the election stage. Voters will decide Sept 12 13 14 by ticket purchases. Eligible contenders include Miriam Young Vernal First Ward Yonda Spleis Second Ward Enid Johnson Maeser and Gladys Abegglin Naples.
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Imperial Hall
Imperial
Miriam Young
Vernal
Yonda Spleis
Enid Johnson Maeser
Gladys Abegglin
Naples
Uintah Basin
Fayson
Utah
Rock Springs Wye
Jimmy Land of Price
Crack
Rodeo Committee
Boxing Bouts at Chevrolet Building Next Week
Three boxing programs are planned at the Alexander Chevrolet building on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Featured fights include Bammy Hatch KO Jack sin Salt Lake Floyd Walker Mike Collina Cherokee Massey Phil Hart Bill Mott Indian Flash Jimmy Anderson Jack Barratt Rex Olson KO Dalton and others. Between bouts two dancing girls will perform new skits and dances.
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Alexander Chevrolet
Bammy Hatch
Jack Sin
Salt Lake
Floyd Walker
Mike Collina
Massey
Phil Hart
Bill Mott
Flash Jimmy Anderson
Jack Barratt
Rex Olson
Ko’ Dalton
Party Honors Early Pioneers On Wednesday
On Tuesday afternoon on the county courthouse lawn the Daughters of Utah Pioneers entertained Ashley Valley pioneers from 1873 to 1885 with a program and lunch. Mrs Oral W Tenny welcomed, songs were led by Mrs Ross Walker, invocation by Phillip C Stringham, programed reminiscences by Sarah Bartlett Bingham, with John T Rasmussen on accordion and Tillie Young poem.
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Court House
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Ashley Valley
Oral W Tenny
Oh Ye Mountains
Ross Walker
Phillip C Stringham
Kentucky
Sarah Bartlett Bingham
John T Rasmussen
Tillie Young
Jeae Will Clark
Jerry Hatch
Thomas Bingham
Sanpete
Louis Robinson
Green River
Wyoming
Mr Bingham
Vernal Asphalt Plant Runs for Naples Walk
A small crew at the Vernal asphalt plant began supplying treated native rock to surface the Naples ward sidewalk. The walk was graded and graveled last spring under a FERA project. Workmen prep the path for surfacing and expect asphalt to be laid next week, taking about four days to complete the treatment of enough material.
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Naples Ward
FERA
Gaya
Deal Closed By State for Stewart Lake
The Utah state fish and game department closed a deal for seven hundred acres of submarginal land at Stewart lakes near Jen sen to be used as public nesting and hunting grounds. Landowners include William Chatwin Francis Stewart Mrs Guyletta Campbell Mrs Mae M Johnson HL M Moon, with the state expected to fund levies canals intake gates and outflows to control water depth and protect waterfowl nests from Green river floods, which previously destroyed about 90 percent of Stewart lake eggs.
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State Fish and Game Department
Jensen
Stewart Lakes
William Chatwin
Francis Stewart
Guyletta Campbell
Mae M Johnson HL
M Moon
Utah
Ashley Creek
Green River
Stewart Lake
State Board Sets Up Pension System Start Date Unclear
Utah's department of public welfare will keep plans to organize and implement a state old age pension program but actual payments await availability of federal funds.
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Utah
Department of Public Welfare
Charlie Tucker Returns After Salt Lake City Treatment
Charlie Tucker spent several days in Salt Lake City receiving medical attention and has now returned greatly improved.
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Charlies I
Tucker
Salt Lake City
Lundquist family visits kin amid funeral in Price
Mr and Mrs PR OJ Lundquist and two children of Logan visited over the weekend at the home of Mrs Lundquist’s parents, Mr and Mrs W Henderson. They attended the funeral of Mrs Ethelyne Bartlett Harmon in Price.
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PR OJ Lundquist
Teo
Logan
Jorgensen couple enjoy rodeos at Rock Springs and Evanston
Mr and Mrs John Jorgensen spent the weekend taking in rodeo events in Rock Springs and Evanston Wyoming, enjoying the shows and local atmosphere during their visit.
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John Jorgensen
Rock Springs
Evanston
Wyo
Vernal Visit Highlights Wallis and Marrison Party
Mr and Mrs J A Wallis of Paris Idaho and son Bobby and Mr and Mrs George H Marrison of Roosevelt were Vernal visitors Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs W 3B Wallis.
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J A Wallis
Paris
Idaho
Bobby
George H Marrison
Roosevelt
Wallis
Birthday Club Joins Swim Night at Crystal Baths
About forty members of the Froosevelt birthday club gathered Monday at Crystal Baths and Calder Park for a swim and picnic in honor of Ray E Diliman.
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Birthday Club
Froosevelt
Crystal Baths
Calder Park
Ray E Diliman
American Legion Officer Nominations Count At Witbeck Post
The Witbeck Post American Legion holds its officer nomination with candidates named for commander first vice and other posts. Nominees include Rae Ashton In D Young Glenn A Lambert and more. further names may be added before the September 18 election at the Community House. Members urged to attend for a banner year in Legion work.
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Witbeck
Nott
American Legion
Community House
J. 8 Milburn
Rae Ashton
D Young
Blaine Lee
Glenn A Lambert
Harold Ff Luncell
Vern McCorrell
Chas Treestone
Dbarth Shaffer
Glenn Miller
A.V Lewis
J 8 Millburn
George CG Guild
L. L Pack
Louis Cichackt
Jessa Hans
Norman Olsen
Legion Wok
New Ruling to Help Highway Program Here
Utah highway funds will move faster under a revision from the US Bureau of Public Roads, guiding works relief for grade separations and road projects. The 40 percent labor rule is scrapped and relief-labor preference remains, with national reemployment lists allowed if relief is scarce. The Utah road commission expects to let contracts soon and start work before winter.
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Utah
State Road Commission
Thomas NI McDonald
US ‘Bureau of Public Roads
B . Finch
Ogden
National
Uteh
Road Commission
Tribune
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William Richardson
R Richardson
William Carlstrom
Carlstrom
Edward Coltharp
Ida Oaks
E L. Oaks
Jennie Jacobson
Ivan O Jacobson
Nellie E. McKee
Pardon Dodds
A Taylor
A M Myrup
Commercial Security Bank
Owen Livestock Company
Henry Wyman
James O Boren
Argyle Roper
Carl Roberts
John Pappasegainst Tiintah Farm Bureau
M Mbyrup
Charles ‘Taylor
Sarah C McCoy
Ellen Theiley
Lloyd Shimmin
John TH Reader
Henry L Green
Louise P Rich
Joseph E Rich
TD J Freeman
Anna M de Molly
W. D. Rishel
U. S. 40
Denver
WiHam D Rishel
Utah State Automobile Association
East Lake City
Rishel
United Travel Association of
South Wyoming
Utah Associations
Southern Wyoming Travel Group
Cintah Basin
W. Dbd Rishet
Lintah Basin
Advisors Board
Chevrolet
Fair Grounds
Deal
Immeditatte
State Board
Aiftah Basin
Are Mada
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