Mayor Stringham Named Proxy at Utah League Meet
At Cedar City the 30th annual Utah Municipal League convention elected Mayor B. Hy Stringham of Rurnal as president. City officials pressed for a uniform traffic control program and sought state liquor profits share for local law enforcement without new taxes. Gov. Maw and Salt Lake City Mayor Earl J. Glade led key discussions on security for state employees and a broad retirement plan. George H. Field of Washington urged local funding for public works alongside federal aid.
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Rernal
B. Hy Stringham
Utah Municipal League
Cedar City
Equest
League Legislative Comittee
Lecure
Ars Svail
Legour Alons
Herbert
Earl J. Glade
Salt Lake City
Vranabedaest
George H. Field
Washington, D. C
Bureau of ‘Community Facilities
Federal Works Agency
Feld
Field
Test Well Looms on Ashley Creek Structure Near Vernal
Interest centers on Ashley Creek where Roger Lacey of Fort Worth has acquired 1380 acres and aims to drill a test well. George Vance and Waldo Rennie disclosed the deal in Denver as authorities anticipate plans to begin testing soon. The area has prior gas finds, with 1928 activities at Dakota sands yielding notable gas, and the field reportedly produced around two billion cubic feet of gas from three wells before being shut in.
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Qanley Creek
Vernal
Jensen
Roger Lacey
Fort Worth
Tex
George Vance
Waldo Rennie
Denver
Lacey
Ashley Creek
Aidwest Exeration Co
Dakota
Judge Denies Venue Change On Rape Case
Uintah County court hears arguments over moving the rape case of James A. Moore from Vernal to Utah County. Moore, 28, from Loveland Texas, is charged with criminally assaulting a Vernal woman on June 28 and will be tried here or Monday. A related case, David Hamon, charged with rape of a 10-year-old near Doc's Beach on July 18, follows. County Clerk F L Noel summonsed 50 residents for jury duty. Moore's attorneys claim local bias. prosecutors are from Provo.
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Howe
Wilsten Stanley
Dunford
James A. Moore
Utah
Uintah Runt
Moore
Loveland
Texas
David Hamon
Hamon
Doc's Beach
F. L. Noel
Uintah County
Negal Parnell Black
Salt Kake City
Johnist Vernal
Uintah
Wallace Calger
George Nit
Provo
Uintah County Eyed Weed Eradication Boost
Uintah County commissioners hear a plea for funds to extend the summers weed eradication campaign. William C. Whitaker and William Murray urge purchases of a surplus Army truck for a mounted sprayer, eight miles of road side spraying at a rate to attract owner cooperation, and state highway roadside treatment at 31.5 per hour. The panel approved the recommendations to sustain the campaign and boost county weed control efforts.
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Uintah
Amrogram Frost
William C. Whitaker
William Urray
Appel
Tot
County Commission
David L. Freed
Carey
C. F. Walqolst
LaRue
Handlett
Een Si
Doaminston
Robert F. Livy
Crottare
Ferron Hocking
Joey
Lavel Man Rwaring
Soest le
Frank Wright
Pecrealton
Benptieiistion
Willam B
Drama
Bre
Stella Farris
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Uinta County Exhibit Planned for Utah State Fair
Uintah County will be represented at the Utah State Fair with an eight-crop exhibit for the first time in ten years. The eleven day fair opens September 16. The county board of commissioners will sponsor the exhibit. It will feature the county’s best wheat oats barley alfalfa onions and a garden display per county agent notes.
Artesia Tower Weekly Paper Highlights Local Growth
The Artesia Tower weekly paper, edited by Hazel Hackler and published from the Hells Bros. building on Baxter avenues, reports a paid circulation and aims to promote Artesia’s progress. Publisherst William J. Walllal and Nett Smart of Vernal oversee printing, with an emphasis on reader engagement and civic development. The paper began with an open letter from Artesia Chamber of Commerce and notes its Tuesday publication schedule.
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Ahé
Tesla
Baxter Springs
Wiley 'S
Ely
Hazel Hackler
Texas
Artesia
Artesia Tower
Hells Bros
Baxter Avenues
Artesia Chamber of Commerce
Toca
Applica Lon
P Ittce
William JB. Walllal
Ana . Nett Smart
Vernal
Railroad Officials Weigh Line Through Rangely Field
Denver and Salt Lake Basin rail officials plus Moffat Line directors surveyed Rangely oil fields and Uintah Basin for a potential railroad route. The team, including Carl E and F B Moore, discussed a preliminary survey with no official plans disclosed. The report notes Uintah Basin resources and the state’s wildlife management context awaiting possible expansion.
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Rangely Field
Basin
Berge Oil Field
Marty C. McVean
F. B. Moore
Comi Ny
Carl E
Chamber of Commerce
Uliah Basin
Denver and
Salt Lake
Dasin
Moffat
Denver
Salt Lake City
Craig
Colorado
Oak United Basin
Ett County
Henry
Chargejares Resources
Uintah-Daggett
Ermita
Riculture
Gilsonite
Hedianea Othe
Green River
Wyoming
Vernal Named Site for Hereford Sale in 1946-47
Vernal was named the site for the first Hereford sale of the 1946 47 season by Rulon Peterson president of the Utah Hereford association. The sale, to be held on county fair grounds, aims to boost Vernal stock shows and funds for fair improvements. About 75 top bulls expected, breeders urged to ready cattle for exhibition.
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Utah Hiereford Association
Rulon P. Person
Spuden
Oms
Utah
Peterson
Mission O'F
Utah Hereford Association
J .Vergal Show
Utah Field House Nears Contract Submission
Plans for the Utah Field House near completion with submission to contractors set for October 15. Architect E. Untermann reports final details are being refined and the project will use stone and steel girders with little lumber, not interfering with nearby home building. The field house will house an art exhibit and display windows for Utah Power and Light, drawing favorable comment in Salt Lake City.
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Natural Tory
E. Untermann
Dire Miter Ihitler
Untermann
Utah Power and Light Company
Salt Lake Chula
Vernal City Council Revamps Water Conservation Drive
Vernal officials renewed their water conservation program at a Wednesday council meeting. They plan free surveys for homeowners, clean up backyards in Vernal business areas, and assess billing for overdue properties. The council also approved expanding the water network in the business section and asked Marshal Arthur Corless to enforce burn restrictions before morning hours. Mayor Stringham announced a meeting of tourist housing operators to support a new program.
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Pounell
Eee
Andrew Ring
Tounell
Abi Counell
Alto
Dbusinesy
Parara Businesa
Sean
Arthur Corless
Illegel
Moroln
Stringbard
le Jounellman
Francis Feitch
Ces
Mansie
Feitch Mieenden
Stringham
Bank Gincetoest Te Toon
Uintah Stake MIA Sete Annual Meeting in Vernal
Four members of the LDS church general board of MIA will attend the Uintah stake annual meeting in Vernal. Meetings are set for the First Ward chapel at 4 pm on Sept 13 and 7:30 pm on Sept 13. Ward officers are urged to attend for discussions on dancing, drama programs, administrative matters, centennial celebration, and MIA workshop.
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LDS, Church General Board of Pay
Uintah
Grant West
Stuke
MIA
Serviceman Returns Home From Camp Beale
Clinton Goodrich son of Mr and Mrs Charles Iich received his discharge at Camp Beale California August 14 He entered service in 1943 and had served in Italy This brief notice confirms his return and service location with names and places mentioned
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Clinton Goodrich
Charles Iich
Camp Beale
California
Sgt. Goodrich
Henembes
Italy
Ray Lilesiquist Project Aims at Beetle Line Investment
Ray Lilesiquist proposes a Vote Tracker backed plan to invest about 180000 dollars in Beetles. The proposal covers building a terminal expansion to serve the Uintah Basin and Salt Lake region, improving freight handling, and long range loading facilities. If the present facilities cannot be remodeled, steps to construct a new rolling terminal south of the ethereal line are planned with Cummins power units.
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Tilengular
Fon
Eal
Presey Sept Freight
Serminal
Parpulain
Rliter
Frill
Sa Saend
Teri ‘Ernal
4H Club Girls Exhibit Wares At Courthouse
Uintah county 4 H Club exhibits to be shown at the county courthouse Friday and Saturday with a semi goat competition and judging by Palfreyman and Maud Martin. Winners will be named in four age groups and displays include wool dresses and sewing. The fair ties to Uintah County Fair events despite the 1946 fair cancellation.
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Uintah County
Duchesne
Maud Martin
Weber
Rome
Ancestral Notices of August Celebrants and Names
A fragmented notice lists several names and dates including Mr and Mrs Lowell Andes with August 30 and Mrs An ferwn formerly Helen with a September 3 entry. Other lines mention Mrs Denzil Tomlin and Rangery references.
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Lowell Andes
Anferwn
Helen ‘Tent Herand Bs
Mm Nett Saurt
Denzil Tomlin P Dom
All Lowen
Rangery
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Uinta County
Tower
Hic Grande
Union Pact Railroad
Baala
Daggett County
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Sterling Transport Lines
Ereford Sale
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Stake Mia Sete Annual Meeting
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Melcy Park
Ferron Hacking
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Tred Anderson
Joe Oe Merkley
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Ray Johnson
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Glen Murray
Ray Lilesiquist
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