Vernal Rodeo and 4-H club events highlight Fair week
Crowds acclaim Vernal Rodeo as best ever with plans for next year. 4-H exhibits from Uintah County winners include Mrs Catherine Seeley first in foods and Mrs Marguerite Curtis second year foods. Livestock results list winners in swine and gilt classes. Forestry club at Ashley earns blue ribbon. Uintah County Commissioners save $100 in premium money. Also reports on noxious weed control and a National Reemployment Service note with an upcoming Life in Japan lantern slide lecture on Sept 19.
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Chad
Foods Club
Catherine Seeley
Gtmes Club
Jed
Marguerite Curtis
Curtis’ Broup
Lashley
Hope Preeve
Clara Morrill
Martine Bastien
Vernal
Ning Hall
Nat
Nina Hart
Donna Perry
Gilnes
Aston Mecham
Ashley
Gines
Venus McKenchnie
Barbara Cader
Uintah County
Elva Atword
Iris Caldwell
Nina Hair
D. PF. Murray
Blaine Morr
Ralph Preece
Ralph Morrill
Tridel
Merlin
Edmund W. Allen
Maeser
Everett Pitt
Don Carroll
Fred Carroll
Edmund
W. Allen
Billy McKee
Now
Utter
Billys
D. FP. Murray
Uintah County Commissioners
Prac
J. Evans
USAC
J. C. Hogg Éhson
Extension Agronomy Department
Thomas Jensen
Clyde Larson
State Department of Agriculture
Byron Goetteh
Russell Keetch
Evans
Loch Post Offices
Japan
Community Church AAG Ear Rest
Community church AAG ear rest appears in a fragmented OCR snippet with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion mentions the church and a restive or ceremonial element but provides no clear event, date, or named individuals to anchor a full summary.
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AAG Ear Rest
Experiment Station Study Seeks Best Perennial Sow Thistle Control
County plans locate a suitable land plot with fencing and water, supervised by Experiment Station with a graduate student, to test 20 methods for controlling perennial sow thistle. Officials urge interested men to obtain Social Security numbers before temporary employment or renewals. Betty Wall leaves for Los Angeles to attend Fremont High. Donnette Meyers visits in Utah while Joseph Young and Preston Linford tour Utah roads. Snow and Batty return from Ravenna with Shorthorn cattle and calves.
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Omeone
Vernal Boys in South Seas Send Home News Greetings
Two Vernal boys Owen D Caldwell and Silas Gerald Caldwell, serving in the U S Navy, write from Schofield Barracks Hawaii to thank The Vernal Express for keeping them in touch with home. They praise the Pacific paradise of Oahu and the sister islands, express missing the Rodeo, and wish the Rodeo success while hoping the newspaper remains their home paper.
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Gladden
Express
Sam
U. S. Navy
Owen D
Silas Gerald Caldwell
Umiah High School
Vernal Express
Neeiess
Oahu
Hawaii
Rodeo
U 1
Owen D. Caldwell
Silas
Gerald Caldwell
Schofield Bar
Yracks
Territory of Hawaii
Justice Court records list varied violations in Ulab court
In Justice W S Andersons court cases include improper melt repairs reckless driving Reed Bodily Calder Brothers fined totals 1.0 for no chauffeur license Lisyd Chivers 5.00 for no meta inspection and improper registration Magdaaine Hansen case dismissed after impounding car for no license Ivan Staugh charged with driving while intoxicated with Sept 24 hearing Jack Davis Duchesne 3.50 for no official inspection Frank Colton Vernal 3.50 no car in repair George E Jenkins 350 for failure to repair Lyman Du Shave Indian from Oklahoma 35 for falsely representing himself as another Clarence Jersen reckless driving case continued George Ramsey and Merrill Karlren accused of selling intoxicating liquor to Indians during rodeo arraigned and given preliminary hearing Pawrence Karren waived prelim and bound over to district court
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Ulab
W S. Anderson
Reed Bodily
Calder Brothers
Ned
Lisyd Chivers
Noometa
Magdaeine
George Ramsey
Merrill Karlren
Pawrence Karren
Gasoline Blaze Damages Farrar Truck
A gasoline blaze damaged Mr Farrar’s truck when a leaky tank soaked the ground and a thrown match is believed to have ignited it. A leather coat and tarp were destroyed. The truck damage is estimated at £150 with insurance expected to cover part. The cab was gutted in the fire around 4 p.m.
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Farrar
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Funeral for Leota Jensen in Avalon ward chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Er ma Jensen wife of Oscar Jensen were held August 31 in the Avalon ward chapel with interment in Roosevelt cemetery. She died after being fatally injured August 28 when a team of horses she drove toppled over at a culvert. She was 43 and survived by six children, her mother, siblings, and many relatives attended from Logan Pleasant Valley and other areas.
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Erma Jensen
Oscar Jensen
Avalon Ward
Roosevelt Cemetery
Roosevelt Stake
I. Exund
Josephine Taylor
Ruth Chandler
Harvey Knight
John E. Wiscombe
Walquist
Bert Hovey
Eldon
Melvina Jorgensen
Fismore
Nellie Evans
San Francisco
Dorothy Bodily
Gusher
Calvin Jorgensen
Orlie Jorgensen
Leota
Orle Jorgensen
Ely
Nev
Melvin Jorgensen
Uintah High School
Vernal
Logan
Pleasant Valley
Teak
Pioneer Bennett Woman Answers Call to Great Beyond
Funeral services for Mrs. Baron Jane Evans 81 a pioneer of Leeton Bennett were held at the Bennett school house August 26. Born in Salt Lake City in 1656 she married Joseph Evans and lived in Richfield Santa and Manth Shew. Mother of eleven with fifteen grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren she served as Bennett ward Reef Society president. Burial followed in Roosevelt city cemetery.
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Baron
Jane Evans
Leeton-Bennett
Bennett School House
Bennett
Uintah Basin
Grandma” Evans
Salt Lake City
Joseph Evans
Salt Lake Temple
Utah
Bennett Ward Reef Society
John G. Bolton
Bennett Ward
Roosevelt City Cemetery
Pen Sentence Given on Friday to Merrill Karren for Theft
District court convened Friday with Judge Abel Turner presiding. Merrill Karren and youth Tomlinson pleaded guilty to stealing a sheep from Leale Anderson’s pasture and butchered it at the Karren home. Karren received an indeterminate sentence of one to six years with 60 days to arrange affairs. Tomlinson got a suspended sentence and two years’ probation. Others faced motor violation, statutory offense, and divorce actions. guardianship and estate matters were addressed, with Oct. 15 set for law and motion and continued hearings.
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Abel
Turner
F. M. Alder
F. L. Noel
Clyde E. Johnson
Emery Johnson
Mierrill Karren
Geo
Tominson
Leale Anderson
Karren
Tomlinson
Abe Hatch
Sherrell Heddon
Howard Montez
Clark
Virginia
B. Clark
Sarah C. McCoy
C. E. Rasmussen
Jom Hagrem
Ths
Orble Campbell
Ray Duke
Revival of school programs energizes Uintah counties
The Uintah area programs report teachers and supervisors expanding roles across disciplines including art science and social sciences. Substitutes fill gaps in biology and physical education while graduates enter government business and teaching posts. A CCC enrollment call targets single boys 17 to 23 from relief or non relief families.
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Belle Angus
Uintah County
Hospital news and school board session on transportation
The district school board devoted a session to transportation matters and yearbooks for Tah High. Reports discuss instrument purchases, teacher training changes, non resident fees, and salary adjustments. Several birth announcements, injuries, and medical updates from local families are listed alongside routine notices from Davis, Jensen, Dry Park, Trident, and Maeser.
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Schmistt
Helner
Sulary
Carl Searle
Marvin Jackson
Davis
Fiqvd Bllifritz
Lynne Johnson
Tecal
Ben Luck
Bent
Bud Thomas
Byron Thomas
Dry Park
Trvin
Harvey Willns
Jensen
Orson Burton
Evan Perry
Wm. Ferguson
Gusher
Dim Humphreys
Frank Noel
LaVon Morrill
Trident
LeRoy Odekirk
C.G. Hall
William Gruffls
Naples
Glenn Wiliams
Victor Bascom
Byron Jacobson
Issire Lee
Ernest McClean
Maeser
Aslis
Vernal B U T Students Given Teaching Positions
Isabel Diliman Frank Stine Wanda Johnson and Iris Manwaring Vernal have accepted teaching posts in Utah. Diliman will teach at Uintah district high school, Mr. Postma at Duchesne high school, Miss Johnson in Nebo district, and Affis Manwaring in Uintah county. More than 200 BYU graduates placed this year per Edkar M. Jensen, head of BYU placement bureau.
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Isabel Diliman
Frank Stine
Wanda Johnson
Iris Mauwaring
Vernal
Utah
Diliman
Uintah ‘Rish
Postma
Duchesne Bith School
Miss Johnson
Nebo
Affis Manwaring
Uintah County
Brigham Young
Edkar M. Jensen
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Vernil Rodeo
Ignore Hagen
Wolf Paint
Mont Iid
Bitty Kingham
Cheyenne
Buck Peterson
Cee
Halloway Grace
Melvin Cromner
Jimmie Wilkinson
Melvin Croppers
Ralph Bennett
Leonard Vaughn
Max Wiliams
Weldon Bascom
Alberta
Canada
Ivan Powell
Clyde Hall
Betty Wall
Wallace McCarrell
Los Angeles
Fremont High
Miles Wall
Los Angeeles
Donnette Meyers
F. C. Meyers
Eugene, Ore
D. L. Richards
Meyers
Uintah High
Joseph Young
Bureau of Public Roads
Preston Linford
Mr. Young
Mr. Linford
Ogden
Eastern
Kenneth Snow
Ivan Batty
Ravenna
Neb
Mr. Snow
Horace Caldwell
Alvin Gardner
Vernal Boys
South Seas
the Justice Court
Merrill Karren
Noble
Eirl
Ora
Derson
Lee
Tridelare
Subelifices
H. G. Olson
Ison
Dames
Freda Davis
Henneth Wartle
Jta Ballard
Lanoint
Port Dukes
Chirsneype
Young Universty
Leon P. Chifatensen
Law
Sity
Shanno
G. Ih
Unitail
Della Allred
Nita Pearce
Mary Hodgkinson
Fing Glines Ward
Mia Ara Lyle Remington
Marlette Wardle
Ward Chapel
Wal
Moon
Mra
Olive Cuclew
Davis Ward
Cae
Hospital News
Vernal B
Omsl VR
Warren Richardson
Conoco
Mis
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