Banks Heads County G O P Ticket At Vernal Convention
W A Banks was chosen for state representative and R C Cooper for four year commissioner at the Republican county convention in Vernal. Charles Bain won the two year commissioner race, Wilson Murray named county attorney after a multi-ballot contest. The event included speeches, music, and a call for statewide Red Cross Roll Call efforts with Dr Franklin Harris and Utah leaders outlining regional conferences and the aim to enroll 28,000 members in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
R. C. Cooper
Charles K. Bain
Wilson
Murray County
Court House
W. A. Banks
R. ©. Cooper
Lapoint
Wilson Murray
Martin W. Curtis
J. Clive Davis
H. LeRoy Morrill
Ernest H. Johnson
Donald
Clifford Wardle
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Schaefermeyer
Curtis
H. Walter Woolley
W. A. Henderson
Lester Bingham
Order and Business
Reuben McConkie
Plateform
Bewey McConkie
Banks
McConkle
Robert Hunting
Cooper
Bain
Davis Morrill
Tridelt
Morrill
Foor
Witton Murray
Reuben MacConkle
J. C. Hacking
Lawpoint
Ey, Howard
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Pr. Franklin
Harris
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
American National Red Cross
A. L. Schafer
Red Cross
Pacific Area
Uwh
Salt Lake City
Logan
Price
Richfield
Cedar City
People's Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Lea
Coast Guard
Salt Lake
James K. McClintock
Washington, D. C
A. K. Schafer
Areaanager
F Harris
Nyles Christensen
Fet
Ray L. Alston
Fort Douglas
General Conference to Be Held at Salt Lake City
The Otto Hundred Seventh semi annual Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will convene in the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, on Friday, October 2, at 10 a m, continuing sessions Saturday and Sunday, October 4th. The General Priesthood meeting will be held. Saturday evening a p m Missionary and other reunions should be arranged not to conflict with these appointments. Heber J. Grant, J. Reuben Clark, Jr, David O. McKay, First Presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hundred
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant
J. Reuben Clark, JR
David ©. McKay
Vernal Seminary Reports Record Registration Time
Principal H Grant Vest announces the Vernal Seminary has the largest registration in its history with 58 in the graduating class among 234 total. Vest expects about 50 more registrations as biology classes split, allowing roughly 15 more students for seminary work.
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Vernal Seminary
H. Grant Vest
Bir
Vest
Aio
Dillman for Governor Campaign Clubs Forming in Uintah
Reports say a broad Dillman for Governor campaign network will span Uintah county with 23 local clubs and 22 precinct chairmen to back Roosevelt native Ray E. Dillman on the Republican ticket. H. B. Millecam leads the central club as funds and members gather to launch a vigorous statewide effort.
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Uintah
Dillman
Chubbs
Ray E. Dillman
Roosevelt
Dillman For Governor
H. B. Millecam
Mechanical mint shorts distributor repair report
Short circuits in distributors arise from cracked caps allowing current to jump between contact points. Emergency Road Service notes temporary fixes by enlarging cracks with a knife and sealing wax. Replace the cap with a new one as soon as possible.
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Emergency
Utah Motorist Association
Vernal Lions Plan Dam Site Visit Friday
The Vernal Lions club will tour the Buck Pasture reservoir site on Friday to view the proposed project. Leon P. Christensen county engineer will explain details of the Ashley Reservoir company and the irrigation need for water storage. The meeting stressed that drought and population loss threaten farms and tax revenue, urging support for reservoir plans and a $2000 fund to aid development. Lion Earl Freeman earned a master key from International Lions for securing twelve new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Buck Pasture
Moon
Tintah
Leon P. Christensen
Ashley Reservoir Company
Jaltso
Ashley Valley
J. B. Calder
H. W. Colton
Montez Creek
Long Park
Lion Earl Freeman
International Lions
Mir. Freeman
Bound Over to Court for Failure to Provide for Two Minors
On Monday 34 Calvin Henderson was bound over to the district court by Justice of the Peace W. B. Henderson. Henderson is charged with failure to provide for two minor children and was brought back to Vernal from Kanab by Sheriff J. Emery Johnson. Lola Henderson filed the complaint. Unable to furnish bond, he was placed in jail.
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Calvin Henderson
Sourtt
Henderson
Vernal
Kanab
J. Emery Johson
Lola Henderson
Utah Power and Light Promotes Better Home Lighting
Utah Power and Light begins an intensive 1936 37 campaign to stress better lighting for homes offices and stores. J Anderson managers and a team from Provo and Salt Lake City visited to outline an all employee program with emphasis on study lighting and dealer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Power and Light Company
J. ©. Anderson
Provo
Salt Lake City
J. F. MecAlister
Nancy Finch
I. EB. Baldwin
Cheater
Mr. Cummings
McAlister
Miss Finch
Baldwin
Cummings
Togram
Basin Continental Oil Representatives Meet Here
Basin Continental Oil representatives and dealers from Uintah Basin met in Vernal to discuss fair and winter advertising campaigns. The session in the Dintah State Bank directors’ room featured demonstrations of Conoco Bronze gasoline and Germ Processed Motor oil, followed by a banquet at the Commercial hotel. Attendees included T. A. Thurman and M. A. Tuttle, with local reps Frank Davies, Lloyd Labeam, and H. B. Sewards representing Duchesne, Roosevelt, and Vernal districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Uln- Itah
Vernal
Dintah State Bank
Shdes
Conoco
T. A. Thurman
Salt Lake
M. A. Tuttle
Price
Frank Davies
Lloyd Labeam
H. 8. Sewards
Duchesne, Roosevelt and Vernal
Resettlement Loan Builds Independent Uintah Farmer
Uintah County farmer Mr A on a 40 acre Utah farm since March 1 1926 has earnings from a Resettlement loan of 900 living expenses and dairy and pig ventures. Cows yielded over 2 a week per cow while pigs fed on skim milk boosted income. From March 1 to Sept 30 gross from cows 1056.77 and pork sales 650. Debts repaid 320 invested 280 in improvements. Now 75 pigs are fattening and calf count up 14.
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Uintah
D. Iyn Eames
County RR
Uintah District Scout Jamboree a Big Success
The Uintah district Boy Scout Jamboree at the Court House grounds drew twelve patrols from five troops Ver nal First and Second wards Jensen Naples Teapoint Maeser and Ashley. Highlights included a water boiling contest that set a state record by 18 seconds. District leaders and officials led a ceremonial campfire and torch dedication as Scouts slept briefly then prepared for school the next day.
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Uintah
T Ie Court House Grounds
Naples
Vernal
Jensen
Teapoint
Maeser
Merril Christophersott
Utah National Parks Council
Barney White
Dramatica
UHS
Forchiight
Jack Young
State Highway Patrol
Tall corn produced on Hugh W Colton ranch
A 35 acre field of corn on Hugh W Colton’s Ashtey Valley ranch yielded stalks reaching 11 feet 3 inches in height with two large ears observed on the measured specimen. Colton and friends predicted the overall yield to be among the best in the valley based on this sample.
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Hugh W. Colton
Colton
Ashtey Valley
Reunion of Missionaries Set for October Evening
A reunion of the Northern States Missionaries is planned for October B at 8 30 p m at the Ensign ward chapel in Salt Lake City. The narrative notes two grown sons are in school and the family is busy and hopeful about soon being out of debt and achieving financial independence.
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Ensign Ward
Salt Lake City
Second Uintah and Ouray Indian Fair Success at Ft Duchesne
The Second Annual Uintah and Ouray Indian Fair closed Saturday in Ft Duchesne as a notable educational event. Indians built all exhibits from 4-H club work to bead and domestic arts. agricultural booths impressed with artistry and proportion. Judges Russel Keetch and Lester Chapoose praised wide participation and the strong Indian pride.
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Ft. Duchesne
Russel Keetch
Uintah
Lester Chapoose
May Keep Rabbit Ears Pass Open During Winter
Charles D. Wall head of Colorado state highway department said in Craig that Rabbit Ears Pass may stay open this winter. He was en route to Glacier National Park for a conference on totals from 11 states. The pass is maintained with aid from public roads and the bureau. The district set aside $15,000 for maintenance in the budget.
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Charles D. Wall
Colorado State Highway Department
Craig
Rabbit Ears Pass
Glacier National Park
Emreett of
A. R. Glassburn
Rabvet Craig
Appeal to Protect School Children Issued by AAA
Utah Motorist association issues a joint call to motorists and parents to safeguard children on their way to and from school. Teachers police and safety patrols coordinate efforts while urging parents to warn children and motorists to drive with extreme care amid more students and cars. The message notes past safety gains and asks full cooperation to keep improving school age road safety.
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Utah Motorist Association
Wtmest
Newt Shelton Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Newton Shelton farmer dairyman and Spanish-American War veteran dies en route to Salt Lake City hospital. Funeral held at Community Church with military burial. services led by Rev Willard Spence. Survived by Jessie I Jones wife, son Trobert Charles, daughter Norma Loraine, sister Mrs Blackburn and Caisson residents. burial in Vernal cemetery Memorials and solos noted.
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Newton Shelton
Veteran's Hospital
Salt Lake City
W. O. Peterson
Heber Jetty
Shelton
Hayes County
Texas
Jessie I. Jones
Vernal
Trobert Charles
Norma Loraine
Blackburn
Caisson
Arkansas Infantry Volunteers
Texarkana
Ark
Co. K
Infantry Volunteers
Fort Sam Houston
Sunnybrook
Vernal Doctor Found Dead In His Office
Vernal physician Dr. Homer E Rich was found dead in his office by assistant Miss Helen Tenney at 3 04 am on Thursday. An overdose morphine tablet was found beside him and a two note message to his daughter Perrepps Los Angeles indicated self inflicted tragedy. An inquest was deemed unnecessary and relatives across East Lake City Ogden and Los Angeles were notified. Dr Rich practiced 25 years in Ashby Valley and served as an Overseas World War I veteran and American Legion member.
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Homer E, Rich
Vernal
Helen Tenney
F. G. Eskelson
Joseph G. ‘Hansen
Perrepps
Los Angeles
Calif
Sap
East Lake City
Ogden
Miss Rich
Homer Erastus
Rich
Benjamin E
Diane Farr- Rich
Ashfey Valley
Ich
Witbeck Post
American Legion
Legion
Doc's Beach
Economy and Safety To Be Featured In 1937 Cars
The 1937 automobile models will emphasize greater operating economy and safety features. Models debut Nov 11 after the New York show on Armistice Day, with refinements and fewer radical changes. Industry forecasts point to steady growth, a total production around 4.6 million, and higher financing.
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JL. A. Wynaught
Utah Motorist Association
New York City
Wynought
Department of ‘Commerce
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G.O.P
Dr. Franklin
American Red Cross
Salt Lake Ogseber 2
Shorts
Power and Light
AAA
Newt Shelton
Heber City
Homer E. Rich
State
C. FR. Card
J. Z. Garo
Card
Mr. Gam
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