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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1939

Page

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Development Of Utah River Project

Dr VW Chirk of Vernal led a meeting on a regional river development plan to store oil and power gas along the Green River and irrigate 800000 acres. Kimball outlined water and power goals, noting industrial growth and tax wealth. over 200 attended including Vernal club reps.

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Grazing Board Election Set For October 11 In Utah Districts

Utah grazing districts plan new advisory boards after a recent act cuts board sizes. Each district will have two elected advisory members per precinct with primaries at 10am and final ballots 2pm to 8pm. Elections, though advisory, are forwarded to the Interior secretary for formal appointment.

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Improvement started by Utah Power and Light Company

Late last week Utah Power and Light Company began an expansion and improvement program costing about 83137500. The project includes a new reservoir at the hydroelectric plant, a semiautomatic control system, voltage changes on primary lines, and removal of lines from Main Street. Eleven workers will build a small reservoir, with a shift to partial automation and heavier copper for lines. A fourth distribution line will be added, reducing line losses and stabilizing supply. The work, supervised by JC Anderson, moves power lines to block centers and enables White Way lighting, with most labor done locally and some expert tasks contracted.

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Record Price Paid for Wool at Ogden Sets West Peak

The Ogden wool market reported the highest price paid for wool in the intermountain region in 16 years. At the sale of 8673 pounds the average price reached 41 cents per pound, led by Joseph A. Johnson of Preston, Wyoming, with Merrion and Wilkins Auctions handling the sale. The record price and high-valued clip reflect market conditions and government commodity pricing in place.

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School Funds Tied to Census Numbers, Officials Warn

School funds based on census figures, says Charles Skidmore, superintendent of public instruction. He urges cooperation with enumerators to get accurate counts as district funding hinges on the number of children in the district. Parents urged to assist in the census intake for fair funding.

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4-H Exhibit at State Fair Wins Top Place

Utah State Fair entries led by Oral Hall of Mt yell Jadeen Stickler and Cella Ann Stickler of Gusher attended with 4 H leader Winifred Schwabée. They did not place in felr con tests but earned Lip on Lie county activity honors. Uintah county 4 H entries included Second year Forestry cub led by Erland Preece first place. Geneva Lewis cotton school dress second. DeLyle Bingham simple dress first. Mae Taylor child’s costume third. Mrs A L Taylor’s group entry. Mrs Iva Caldwell’s first year group won first place with their group exhibit.

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City and School Elections to Be Held in Full

Elections will be held this fall in the Uintah School District and the City of Vernal. City terms expire this year for all council members except Charles A Hatch, elected for four years, who will serve until Jan 1942. Mayor R C Cooper and several councilmen also expire. no candidates have formally entered yet though speculation centers on several figures. Both elections are nonpartisan.

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Death Claims Another By Drowning In Utah Ditch

The two year old Keith Christensen of Farm Creek fell into a ditch while playing Sunday afternoon. His mother Mrs Christensen jumped in to search but could not locate him until neighbors and then his father aided the search. His body was recovered near 11 o clock and taken to Lapoint for funeral services and burial in Vernal cemetery. Keith born Dec 6 1937 at Lapoint survived by his parents and one brother Sonny and grandparents. Funeral services were held in Lapoint ward with burial in Vernal cemetery.

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Express Moves to New Home On Vernal Ave

The Vernal Express announces its move to a new plant at 48 North Vernal Avenue during the week, marking a 300th anniversary of printing in America. The building features modern facilities, housing heavy machinery, a basement for equipment, and a streamlined mailing system, as the paper continues its long history serving Ashley Valley and Uintah County.

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Funeral services held for Harry D White at Davis

Davis Special funeral at the Davis chapel for 77 year old Harry D White who died Sept 21 from a heart attack. Reverent speakers included Igize Latter and Edward Wot the pallbearers were Glenn Jackson Earl Gurr arley Murray and Sherman Davis. Interment followed at Vernal Memorial Park under Swain Funeral Home. Surviving are two sons Leonad of Vernal and Harry of Town two daughters Mrs Geo Gurr of Vernal and Edith Jorgenson of Salt Lake City.

DAVIS Davis Chapel Harry White Alfred Simper George Southam Charles Goodrich J C Buist Geo Southam Igize Latter Edward Wot Glenn Jackson Earl Lawrence Gurrarley Murray Sherman Davis Linn White Wallace Slqaugh J C Burst Vernal Memorial Park Swain George White Leonad White Vernal Geo Gurr Myrss Edith Jorgenson Salt Lake Out of Town George

Bond Firm Assailed By State Court Action

State officials laid groundwork for a campaign to permanently suspend the Lauren Wriggs Company license after pursuing court action. The Deseret News notes the bond firm has handled substantial business for public institutions in this area amid irregularities in bond transactions.

Lauren Wriggs Company Deseret News

16 Room Central School Building Planned by Board

Charles Mann of York Pa arrives Jensen after a hazardous Green River descent en route to Boulder dam. He sails a 14 foot rubber kayak with 300 pounds of gear, camping each night, noting sawcatfish meals and green river scenery described as indescribably beautiful despite capsizes and loss of gear. He praises wildlife and pursues further exploration.

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Uintah School District Seeks PWA Funds for Sixteen Classroom Plant

The Uintah School District plans to hire Loren Young as architect to draw plans and estimates for a sixteen classroom building to be submitted to PWA for a federal project. The Ashley School closure, state board decisions, and need for improved fire safety and space drive the project. If approved, about eighty percent of the cost may be covered by federal aid, with work possibly beginning this season.

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Funeral Held at Jensen for Oral Peterson

Funeral services were held at the Jensen ward chapel Friday at 2pm for Oral Peterson 41 who died September 20 at 11 am at his home after more than three years of extreme suffering. William Turner as the Jensen bishopric conducted the services. Lloyd J Merkley offered the opening prayer and Ira Gardner the benediction. A mixed quartet sang Jesus Savior Pilot Me with Mada Dudley accompanist. Nephew Pete Monroe sang In the Garden. Frances Pitt played a violin solo Whispering Hope with Barbara Rasmussen accompanist. Gerald Caldwell sang Just Wearyin for You with Mrs Caldwell accompanist. Closing song Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The speakers were Driver and Smith and President Archie Johnson. Lloyd J Merkley made closing remarks. The pallbearers were Ivan Martin and Marvin Peterson Curtis Dudley Harley Wilkins and Ralph Case. The oral offerings were profuse and beautiful.

Sarbara Rasmussen Gerald l Caldwell Mrs Caldwell Corwin Snow Melvin Wilkemns Driver Archie Johnsen Lloyd J Merkley Ivan Mart Marvin Peterson Curtis Dudley Harley Wilkins Ralph Case

Uintah County Cattlemen Join State Improvement Plan

Uintah County cattlemen meet with state planners led by H E Seeley to adopt a Livestock Improvement Plan focused on fattening feedlot cattle. The program emphasizes culling low quality stock, replacing with beef-type animals, and expanding replacement programs to strengthen herds across Uintah County and neighboring states.

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