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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
4
notices outline Farm Bureau meetings in Uintah County Utah. Vernal at the Court house October 16 1923 7 30 PM to consider incorporation under Utah laws. Naples at the meeting house October 11 1923 7 30 PM to incorporate under 1917 laws as amended. Ernest Eaton Theodore Johnson Elmer Manwaring presidents and secretary named.
Lapoint Farm Bureau plans an October 18 1023 meeting at the Meeting House Intah County Utah at 7 20 P M to consider incorporating the Farm Utah 1917 as amended by Chapter 14 Laws of Utah 1923 Jacob Rasmussen president A W Norton secretary Byron Goodrich secretary
A Tridel Farm Bureau gathering will be held at the Schoolhouse in Tridell Uintah County Utah on October 22 1923 at 130 PM. The meeting aims to incorporate and organize a Farm Bureau under Titles 19 Chapter One of the Compiled Laws of Utah 1917.
Notices announce Glines Usatah and Maeser Farm Bureaus in Uintah County Utah to hold meetings in October 1923 for incorporation under Utah law. Officials Ernest Eaton Theodore Johnson and W H Oaks sign. Also update on longtime Carbon County resident Lake E Young moving to California with family Wanda and business prospects.
The Victory highway is pitched as a pivotal western travel route connecting Denver to Salt Lake City via the Uintah Basin and Parley’s Canyon. It argues the road will funnel eastern tourists into Utah and boost Salt Lake as the western hub, with Denver championing completion to improve cross‑state tourism and access to Rocky Mountain National Park and Yellowstone.
Discussion contrasts routes for tourists from Salt Lake City to Denver. Debates whether to pass through western Colorado or divert north via Wyoming or south through New Mexico. Mentions a continued item on page 5.
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