Conference Convention Last Week At Uintah Stake
Salt Lake City authorities attended the Uintah stake conference held midweek, including Stephen L. Richards and Amy W. Evans. War time conditions limited the event though attendance remained strong. A focus on home building and social leadership was discussed, with a change to Monday night gatherings. Constitution day was observed at the tabernacle.
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Salt Lake City
Uintah Stake
Stephen L. Richards
Amy W. Evans
Relief Society Board
T. Albert Hooper
Sunday School Board
Claude C. Cornwall
Margaret A. Newman
Miles Aston Young
Richarda
Tabernacle
Richards
Auxiliary
Second Wards
Godol
Orpheus
Fall County Fair Opens With Busy Fourth Week
The Fall County Fair attracts large crowds as committees improve grounds and clubs prepare displays. Local leaders shape exhibits from community booths to the Vernal Gun club display, with livestock, sports programs, and concessions highlighted before awards.
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Beavers
Ort
Fe Ta Viet
Vernal Gun Club
Yidian
Gusher Resident Beatrice Kimball Dies After Illness
Beatrice Schoobe Kimball age present wife of Ray Kimball of Gusher died Sunday after complications of diseases and a weak heart. Survived by her husband and three sons Lester Walter Fred and a daughter Fern. Born in Omaha Nebraska in 1890. Remains left at hospital Tuesday and shipped to Denver for burial. family from Vernal Bluebelt and Denver attended.
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Beatrice Schoobe Kimball
Ray Kimball
Gusher
J. Campbell
Lester
Walter
Fred
Fern
Omaha
Nebraska
Ellison-White Chautauqua Opens at Orpheus Weeklong Series
The Ellison-White Chautauqua opens Thursday September 27 at the Orpheus, running five nights through Tuesday October 2. The lineup features Elizabeth and Kathryn Ralston and Miriam Frosch with Brilats on cello violin and piano, plus vocal and dramatic numbers. The Herrick-Loomis Duo opens with versatile acts including impersonations of pianists, humorous songs, and sketches. Mabel Harriet Loomis brings concert experience and a lyric soprano, and The Mollusc by Hubert Henry Davies promises a large crowd.
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Orpheus
Dainty Maida
Elizabeth
Kathryn Ralston
Miriam Frosch
Brilats
Elizabeth Ralston
Miss Frogdha
Herrick-Loomid
Robert Herrick
Galli Curci
Schuman-Helnk
Alma G
Pure Bred Calf Gift Arrives for Uintah County Club
A pure bred Jersey bull calf donated by Uintah State Bank arrived in Vernal from Provo and is on display at the county fair. Valued at about 260 dollars, the calf travels well and draws attention at the exhibit pen as a centerpiece for the boys and girls clubs. Each participant completing a project receives a one dollar savings deposit from the bank.
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Uintah State Bank
Uintah County
Vernal
Provo
Uintad State Bank
Gun Club Arrests Four for Hunting Out of Season
Four Vernal Gun and Rifle club members were arrested for duck hunting out of season after being named deputy game wardens by D. H. Madsen. They received suspended sentences due to first offense and youth. Future offenses bring fines of 600 from the U S and 50 from Utah, underscoring migratory law seriousness.
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Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
D. H. Madsen
United States
Utah
Lamb Club Gift Delights Uintah County Members
John N. Davis and Sons present a pure bred Rambouillet buck valued at 75 009 to the Lamb Club in Uintah County. The club will crown a top individual with a $35 prize lamb while Clark Browne players tour Australia New Zealand Tasmania entertain. Harold Banta showcases versatile talent on the Lyceum and Chautauqua circuit. Dr Henry Black Burns speaks on crime causes in Chords and Discords.
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Uintah County
John N. Davis and Sons
Lamb Club
London
New York
Clark-Browne
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Harold Banta
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Henry Black Burns
Penologlat
Chamber of Commerce Holds Fair Banquet
A monthly Chamber of Commerce banquet at the assembly hall featured booster talks on the county fair from Att y Thos W O'Donnell and George W Boose. County agent KE Peterson and Uintah County treasurer W Henderson explained fair benefits and features. Utah Poultry Assoc director George E Brown praised Uintah Basin, and the Second Ward Mutual served a well received banquet as music filled the evening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Assembly Hall
John N. Davis
Thos, W. O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
George W. Boose
Vernal Lumber Company
KE. Peterson
W. 5
Henderson
Uintah County
George E. Brown
Utah Poultry Association
Provo
Ashley Valley
Uintah
Second Ward Mutual
O. Norman Olsen
Roy Lee Charles
Lewis
Jennie Hanson
William ®. Hanson
Vernal Streets Decorated for Fair Gala
Secretary A B Thomas of the Vernal Chamber of Commerce arranged extensive street decorations for the Vernal fair. Large eight foot flags adorn the avenues purchased by local businesses. 500 pennants were planned but delayed by sewing clubs. The Chamber provided interior decorations for the exhibit hall, much appreciated by the fair committee.
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A. B. Thomas
Vernal
Tax Case Argued Before Federal Court in Salt Lake City
Attorney Thos W O'Donnell joined Duchesne County official Ray E Dillman to argue before a Federal court in Salt Lake City over a foreclosure on a mortgage. The mortgagor seeks to bar Duchesne County from collecting accrued taxes.
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Thos. W. O'Donnell
Duchesne
Salt Lake City
Ray E. Dillman
Duchesne County
Willcox Academy Opens for New School Year
Willcox academy opens on Monday October 1 with Miss Lillian Collister of Provo assisting in junior high work. The building has been freshly calsomined and is in first class condition. Many students have already registered.
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Willcox Academy
Lillian Collister
Provo
Proctor Academy
Westminster Callege
Primary Cantata Success at Orpheus
The Stake Primary Association presented Cinderella In Flowerland last Thursday in the Orpheus. A fair crowd attended and praised the 40 children who performed well under the direction of the stake Primary Association members.
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Stake Primary Association
Cinderalla
Flowerland
Special Prizes on Display at Vernal Fair Grounds
The Vernal Drug window shows Boys' and Girls' club pins given to each member by Hon. Don B. Colton, Utah congressman. Prizes from Vernal merchants and the Ashley Co-op are on display, with many local businesses contributing to the display at the fair grounds.
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Vernal Drug Company
Don B. Colton
Utah
Vernal
Ashley Co-op
Vernal Drug Co
Garrett O'Donnell
Vernal Light Co
Vernal Auto Co
Bert Evans
Calder'’s Creamery
Bingham
Golden Rule
Leslie Ashton Hardware
A. B.C
G. W. Moreland Jewelry
Vernal Market
Ufstah Drug Co
Vernal Lumber Co
Woodard Furniture Co
Newton Bros. Palace
Acorn Mercantile Co
Lewis Jewelry
Marshal H. A. Miller
Farmera Market
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Capper Says Transportation Tops Farm Problem
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas declares transportation the nation’s chief farm issue. He argues current freight costs slash farmers’ profits and urges a shift toward a vast highway network to reduce rail dependence and boost rural prosperity. He cites wheat prices and rail freight growth as key factors.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
United States
Brovest
Chicago
Miss Ashton Returns from Europe to Teach in Salt Lake
Misa Merle Ashton daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Ashton returned Thursday from a trip to Europe with her aunt Mrs J M Brown of San Diego California They visited England Scotland Germany France Italy Switzerland and other places Miss Ashton will teach in Salt Lake City schools Mrs Brown plans to travel home this week after a week in Roosevelt with relatives and friends
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Misa Merle Ashton
Stanley Ashton
Europe
3. M. Brown
San Diego
Calif
England
Scotland
Germany
France
Couple’s extended trip brings Dr and Mrs 4H Christy home
After weeks away, Dr and Mrs George 4H Christy returned home from a trip including Portland Oregon and visits to California points.
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George
Christy
Portland
Oregon
California
Vacation of the Uinta Mountains Promoted by Vernal Gun Club
The Vernal Gun club leads a campaign to develop Uintah Basin vacations in southern Utah. Leaders Lawrence Allan and Henry Millecam spearhead road building, trail creation, stream stocking and wildlife protection. The group envisions dude ranches and future resort expansion with federal forest oversight and cooperation.
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O. J. Grimes
Utah
Lus
Winttow
Vernal Gun Club
Uintah Basin
Vernal
Basin Country
Gun Club
Ulstah Mountains
High Peaks
Lawrence Allan
Henry Millecam
Uintah Range
Forestry Department
Open Season for Ducks Starts Monday
Open season on wild ducks and geese runs from Monday October 1 to December 31 in Vernal area. Many sportsmen plan trips to local bird haunts, aiming to start early Monday to beat the birds. Quail season also opens the same day in Utah county and lasts until October 20.
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Ujotah
Reverend S G Wilson to Speak at Kingsbury Service
Next Sunday morning at eleven o clock the Rev S G Wilson of Vallejo California will preach at Kingsbury Congregational Church on How to Make Things Go He supervised the Vernal Chautauqua and before the war was pastor in Santa Rosa California Luther Burbanks home He served in the war and since then has been engaged in Chautauqua work with extensive public speaking experience expected to draw a full house.
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S. G. Wilson
Vallejo
Calif
Wilson
Baptist Church
Santa Rosa
Luther Burbank
Clean Up Day Spotlighted By City Officials
The town observed a clean up day with Mayor Walter G leading efforts to improve street and yard appearance. Citizens who missed yard work are urged to complete it promptly, as tidy homes contrast with remaining untidy areas. The note praises cooperative spirit and calls for lasting cleanliness.
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Eur
Walter G
Eitizerns Lg
United High Elects Student Officers After Lively Campaign
United High held an election last Friday with two tickets and notable scratching. New officers will frame two new constitutions. Winners include Dex Hack ing as student body president and Vera Calder as vice president, along with other posts: Kermit Young business manager, La mont Holfeltz debating manager, Carl Davis standard bearer, Lowie Bills yell master. Boosters slate elected George Bartlett president, Theora Brek son secretary, Reg ald Cook business manager, Cecil Billings debating manager, Paul Nelson standard bearer, Elmer Timothy yell master.
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Ulatah High Steeest
Whdests
Dex Hacking
Vera Calder
Kermit Young
Lamont Holfeltz
Carl Davis
Lowie Bills
Boosters
George Bartlett
Orfa Johnson
Theora Brekson
Regiald Cook
Cecil Billings
Paul Nelson
Elmer Timothy
Missionary Homecoming and Farewell Street Meeting
A large Orpheus crowd joined in homecoming for Hugh Colton and Haler Witbeck and farewell for Ray Siddoway and Glenn Bennies. Siddoway and Bennies plan departures to the Eastern and Central states, with Cotton and Reece leading a missionary street meeting. Dancing followed the services as the crowd lingered.
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Orpheus
Ray Siddoway
Representrtive
William H.iddoway
Glenn Bennies
Enos Beanson
Central States
Hugh Colton
D. Colton
Haler Witbeck
Reece
Colton
Salt Lake City
Cotton
Witberk
Siddeway
Bensston
Hardware executive returns from California trip
Leslie Ashton of the Leslie Ashton Hardware company returned Friday from Los Angeles where he accompanied his son Lowe Ashton and Sam Wootley who are attending the southern branch of the University of California.
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Leslie Ashton
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