Tribal business council outlines cautious payroll plan
The Tribal Business Committee proposes using the Agency as a banking intermediary to distribute per capita funds. Indians would withdraw small amounts, allowing time for counseling and oversight to prevent mis expenditure and payday disasters. Hold-up risks are noted as warnings go out to residents. Authorities report earlier robberies of recently issued per capita payments. A transfer of Ute funds from the Treasury is requested, with timing still undecided.
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Tridal Business
Joana
Indiana
Hi Land sends new trucks to Vernal plant
Hi Land Dairy expands operations in Vernal with new trucks to assure fresh daily ice cream. Victor Bingham, Vernal manager, says farmers unite with Utah partners to boost local industry. A Denver market delivery runs three times weekly in a glass-lined insulated truck. shipments also go to Las Vegas and other cities. Vernal officials praise Hi Land Dairy contributions to the community.
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Merchants
Victor Bingham
Vernal
Utah
Uintah Basin
I. B. Calder
Hi-Land Dairy
Bingham
Denver
Colo
Las Vegas
Daley
Weekend trip by Rip and Steve Winkel to Glenwood Springs
Mr and Mrs C L Rip Winkel and son Steve spent Saturday and Sunday on a weekend vacation in Glenwood Springs and Aspen Colorado, enjoying a relaxing getaway together.
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Mra
C. L
Rip” Winkel
Steve
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Colorado
Water Meet Schedules Bills and Regional Talks
Colorado River discussions extend to bids for brochure printing. A letter from Salt Lake City Chamber invites a joint meeting with Utah County and the 21 Countries Committee to align on Colorado Tiger arrangements. Vernal hosts Salt Lake Rotary Sept 28 29 with an oil hold tour and a banquet.
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Colorado River
Salt Lake City
L. Club
Werd
Salt Lake
Verenal
Elvic
Boand
Fran Fellch
Civic Clubs
Southern
Utah
Union High School Opens After Delays and Finishing Touches
Union High School opens with Hutchings serving as principal and superintendent under a Union Board comprising county superintendents and district board members. Finishing work remains including lockers and electrical systems. hot lunch starts in two weeks, classes run 9 am to noon and 12:30 to 3:30 pm.
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Ities
Hutchings
Special ‘Union Hoard
Reya Owen
Industrial Arts
Tribute to J H Curfew at funeral rites
Tribute to My Brother rendered by Olive Hhunt of Hanksville with pallbearers led by three sons and three sons-in-law. Out-of-town visitors included Jay Curfew and son Jay Logan of Durango and many Curfew relatives from Utah Idaho Wyoming and California. Family members noted plans to vacation in San Francisco and surrounding area.
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Olive Hhunt
Hanksville
Dee
Jay
Edmond
Wallace Moon
Orval Dudley
Ioward Workman
CR. Wilson
Thatcher
Idaho
Jay Curfew
Jay Logan
Durango
Cole
Howard Workman
Paula
Salt Lake City
Gean
Notice of debt disclaimer and trade offers in Vernon item
Notice states that the signer disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by wife and family after Sept 11, 1951. Includes a trade offer to swap honey for grain. Also advertises calves for sale or purchase, inviting contact with LaVell Man and Louie Abegglen at Vernal Shoe Store.
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D.C. Campbell
LaVell
Warlis
Naples
Louie Abegglen
Vernal
Srutt
Searle Noted for Uintah Basin Livestock Roles in Vernal
Mr. Searle is recognized for activities with the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show and the Vernal Rodeos. He has contributed registered livestock to clubs involved in breeding and served as chairman of the today committee for two years and as vice chairman for one year.
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Searle
Uintah Basin
Todea
Mrs Karen Simper Returns to Work in Salt Lake City
Miss Karen Simper resumes duties at the General Adjustment Bureau of Salt Lake City after a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Dee Simper of Dry Fork.
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Karen Simper
General Adjustment Bureau of
Salt Lake City
Dee Simper
Dry Fork
Fragmentary warning on drink dangers reaches readers
A garbled decade old fragment warns that drinking deen and tasting Fierlan spring leads to intoxication and wrath. The text presents a caution against excess, hinting at moral themes and dangers of tavern life without clear attribution or complete details.
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Fierlan
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Treasury
Business Committee
Glee . Gris
Iva
Eury
Searle’s Saving Center
Grand PA Dexter Washing Machine
Firestone
Armstrong
Dexter
Red Ryder
Searle’s Gas and Appliance
Firestone Gas Range
Ng Bangwat
RMI
Sue Sy
Frigitone
Aaron
Sal
Hi-Land
Union High School
Ithibutes
J. H
THE
Satal Red
Ford
America
Beauha Fort
Alta Data
Alagt Tonger
Areig
Dexter Washing Machine
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