Old church site restored by Uintah Daughters of Utah Pioneers
In 1885 Jeremiah Hatch Sr deeded church land for religious use. By 1908 rock quarry remnants moved into a stake office on 1st South Street. The Uintah County Daughters of Utah Pioneers funded renovations including a cement basement, new steps, and a fresh roof to preserve the pioneer relics. Kate B. Carter praised the efforts and urged continued preservation of local heritage.
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Jenmiah Hatch Sr
Iis Bulle
1St South Street
Georg A. Davie
Avaln
Rock An Heer
Leduees
Dury Thaut
Tnan
Uintah County Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Amark
Ahso
Stake
DUP
Kate B. Carter
Salt Lake City
West Licks
Lapob
Ristectove
Echo Park Dam Debate Shapes Upper Colorado Project
A House interior committee reviews the Echo Park dam plan on the Green River near the Utah Colorado border. Conservationists oppose the site. proponents claim it will not harm dinosaur fossil beds and will supply water for major western cities. The committee’s findings could set the project’s fate.
Youth Injured in Fall From Truck
A sx-year old boy Kenneth Temper son of Mr and Mrs Ar yene Cooper was badly injured when he jumped from aThorrog truck while riding home from school in the back of a pickup driven by Louis Roberts. Kenneth and David Cooper 6 yelled for Roberts to stop and Kenneth leapt out, striking his head. The truck continued moving and the injured boy lay on the road until his mother reached him. Kenneth’s injuries included a simple fracture. he was treated at Uintah County’s hospital and released Tuesday into his parents’ care.
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Kenneth Temper
Aon
Ar Yene Cooper
Thorrog
Kenneth
David Cooper
Louis Roberts
Mr. Roberts
David
Uintah County
Hospital patients listed for week at Uln fat County
Surgical patients are Lynn Richens and Otvel Oaks. Medical patients include Dale Hunting Kenneth Cooper Glen Garnet Mia Robert Galloway Mrs Wayne McGuffin Kens eth Sprouse.
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Hospital News
Uln' Fat County Hospital
Lynn Richens
Otvel Oaks
Dale Hunting
Kenneth Cooper
Glen Garnet
Mia
Robert Galloway
Wayne McGuffin
Kenseth Sprouse
Ute Indians Lease Rights Amid Contested Allotments and Resources
Fragmented text details Fort Duchesne and the Judton family land as a lease issue for Ute Indians. It mentions tribal members seeking a bias on allotted acreage, rental payments of 1.25 per year per acre, and possible royalties from petroleum or natural gas. The passage references Navaho sandstone seeps and large water and land losses, hinting at Basin mining interests and environmental impact.
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Judton
Fort Duchesne
Colorado
Pacific
What Happens After Striking Oil A Wildcat to Field Shift
The article explains the risky path from finding a wildcat oil well to developing a full field. It notes that only about one in forty four wildcat wells becomes commercial and that costs run into millions. Standard Oil of California relies on large shareholder capital to fund exploration and development.
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Standard Oil Company of
California
Standard
How & Uib Company
Standard Oil Company of California
P.O
San Francisco
Echo Park dam debate spurs western water push tour
Utah leaders and Congressmen toured Echo Park and Dinosaur National Monument as support grows for building the Echo Park project. They heard claims it would protect water needs for western states, with strong remarks from Rep. William Dawson and others about financing, grazing and preservation of scenic values. The group traveled by air to New Mexico and Colorado, then Seattle, to survey alternatives and gauge political backing for dam development.
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Echo Park
United States
Miller
William
Dawson
Areca
Te Sheper Basin
Pat
Dinosaur National Monument
Vernal City
Meml
Utah Water Users Association
Brus
Hotel Vernal
C. R. Henderson
B. H. Stringham
HH. B. Millecam
D. R. String
Hugh L. Richens
Stringfellow
Hugh
Bushnell Hospital
Richens
W. R. Wallace
Utah
West
Epry
Ernest Untermann
Jovers
Chicago
al Caporte
Park Service
B. ¥. Welker
Denver
J. H. Ratliff
Vernal
New Mexico
Colorado
Seattle
Craig Hosmer
John J
Rhodes
Ariz
Ken Regan
Texas
George A. Shufoorth
Carolina
John I. Breckseg
Vicg
Upper Colorado Commission
C. B. Jacobson
Gineer
Corsdo
Brucau of Reclamation
Craig
Wes- Tey
D'Ewart
Mont
Birin
Per Colorade
Iltite Rock
Planning Work Continues on New High School
Board of Education and Supt. Harold M. Lundell review senior project plans with Salt Lake City architects. Administrators cite auditorium size concerns proposing reducing seating from 750 to 500 to save about 25000 dollars while suggesting a gym balcony addition to boost seating for events and year round use.
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Board of Education
Harold M. Lundell
Salt Lake City
Notable Utah Officials Attend Tours and Meetings
Judge J A Howell chaired a gathering in Ogden with leaders from multiple counties including Charles Sredd LaSal Gordon Clark J P Stevens Janetes B Johnson and others. The group discussed tours and visits sponsored by local development committees and Utah water associations with arrangements coordinated by Uintah and surrounding county committees and Commerce.
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J. A. Howell
Ogden
Charles Sredd
LaSal
Firstice
Gordon Clark
Bt. George
Presient
J. P. Stevens
Janetes B. Johnson
Rantolph B. O. Colton
Roosevelt
Heber C. Winegate
Monroe
Orson A. Christensen
Brigham City
Mark Gardoer
Salt Lake
Jace Yardley
Beaver
JW. Colton
Vernal
Raymond Ftammond
Grantaville
D. D Harris
Oxden
el Man of
Utah Nla
Horace Allred
Hoorevels
Joseph ML .Tracy
Duchesne
Floyd Lamb
J. V. Mc Len
Wm. H. Cozler
G.R. Hi
Gintan
Colorado
Rives Devel
Lawrence ‘Siddons
Rayee Aay
Dineaur Monuma
Pat'x Hole
Uintah County
Colorado Development Committee
Pecoununty Committee
Commerce
School Facility Plan Proposes Major Room Revisions
The board considers eliminating two classrooms in the ft building to still house 500 students. Recommendations include enlarging the library combining the speech room with the theatre and reducing kitchen size to save space. The plan shifts spaces to improve efficiency and is under study with no final decision.
Square Dancing to Open Engabuty Church Festival
Square dancing Friday at 8 p.m. begins the Engabuty Church Festival weekend. A large crowd is expected at the Community Church with an expert caller from Ogden guiding the square dancing event.
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Engabuty
Ogden
Citizens invite input on school board matters
Questions from interested citizens and citizen groups are welcomed. Those wishing to offer input should contact Superintendent Lundell and members of the School Board. The Citizens' Committee includes Dr T Ry Faget, Dr T W Marrs, Harvey McKee, Ruth Haslem, Abel King, and Ines Cooper.
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Bupt. Lundell
Ciizens
de. T. Ry Faget
T.W. Marrs
Harvey McKee
Ruth ‘Haslem
Abn King
Ines Cooper
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