Progress Report on MoMat Tunnel and Rail Route
Official progress through September 1 shows water tunnels and main headings advancing at east and west portals with notable gains after August delays. East portal yields best progress in water tunnel and headed sections while the railroad tunnel increases slightly as blasting and ground conditions improve. Overall totals show water tunnel 68.5 percent, main headings 66 percent, and railroad tunnel 36 percent completed.
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MoMat
Weet
East Portal
West Portal
Croes
Neat Portal
Craig Empire
Delayed Vernal Visit Postponed To Next Year
A letter of regret explains that Vernal visitors will not attend this year’s party. The postponement stems from a combination of circumstances, with promises of a bigger and better reception by Vernal’s chief city next year. Grand Junction notices reflect hope of cordial entertaining and regional pride.
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Janetion
Wonan
Grand Junction
Farmer Burned Trying to Save Papers in Lightning Fire
Charles Wall, a farmer five miles west of Mytox, was severely burned last week when lightning set his home ablaze. He tried to enter the house from the field, then broke through a window as flames fanned out, burning his face head and arms. Neighbors moved him to Myton for treatment. the house and its contents were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wall
Mytox
Wall
Myton
Storms Leave Uintah Basin Roads in Debilitating State
Storms over ten days wrecked bridges and flooded roads in Uintah Basin. Major routes east of Vernal and across Green River blocked for a day as washes cut roadbeds and fills washed out. Travel resumed with effort to repair while several bridges on Duchesne Price and Strawberry roads were damaged. Also lost a light yellow five month old puppy near Ern est Eaton.
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Uintah Basin
Vernal
Green River
Caindraw
Walker's Hollow
Jensen
Duchesne Price Road
Strawberry Road
Alfalfa Seed Acreage Up in Utah
Agricultural statistician Frank Andrews reports Utah sees a large seed alfalfa harvest. Total 66 866 acres to be harvested with 25 689 acres in a single county. Increment reflects an 18 percent rise statewide.
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Frank Andrewston
Agricultural Stathetician
Utah
Ducheana
Ulatah Ir
Dtakwaa
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Ous Forwar
Versal
Farmer
Ernest Eaton
Kado
Vernal Express Stationery Department
Pearl
Sowards & Evans Trucking Company
Duffus Frost
Minos Utah
Silver Fox Bo Ranch
Holliday
Deserete Re - Beak
Budde
Camventene
Hom
S. Higham
Pornat
Ureh
Tastv
Priess
Ochoethceine Gro O’e. RY
Farmers’ Market
Chas
A. Hatch
Fede
L. H. Woodard CO
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