Truth About Utah Excerpt Highlights Uintah Basin Interests
An item from the Daily Dogeret News comments on Utah resources and Uintah Basin prospects. It notes two strong articles by Inland Empire Trade Excursion reps from Salt Lake City, criticizing highway policy and urging local farmers to seek loans in Salt Lake.
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Dogeret News
Salt Lako City
Utah
Utilis
Nopire
Sait Lathe Commercial Club
Preay
Jensen
Byhaway
Male
Uintah Tattin
Colorado
Untah Bantn
Inland Empire
Salt, Lake Commercial Club
Focal
All Lake
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Vin
Green River
Pintab Basin
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Mother of Ashton Brothers Visiting in Vernal
Mrs. William Ashton arrived Friday from Los Angeles to visit her sons Leslie Lynne and Stanley Ashton who live in Vernal. She is staying with County Commissioner Mrs. Lying Ashton at their family home and will be welcomed by friends in her old community.
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William Ashton
Los Angeles
Leslie
Lynne
Stanley Ashton
Ashton
Lying Ashon
Ernest Bamberger III Visits Basin for Senate Campaign
Ernest Bamberger III, Republican candidate for the United States Senate, campaigned in the Basin region over the weekend, speaking in Myton and meeting a large gathering of Vernalites. Local reports indicate he left a positive impression on the community.
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Ernest Bamberger
United States
Basin
Bamberger
Myton
Bam- Sereee Mat
Bennion Trio Leaves for Salt Lake City to Attend School
FoF HH Bennion has been engaging Vernay for months regarding the estate of his brother Enos Bennion. Bennion left Saturday for Salt Lake City, with Vernay and Bennion accompanying him as they head to attend school there.
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HH. Bennion
Vernay
Igte Enos
Noted Speakers Address Uintah County Teachers
Uintah school district teachers met in institute with Supt H B Olson presiding. State Superintendent Dr C N Jensen Miss Matilda Peterson and James H Wallis spoke on finances, teacher organizations and public health in schools. The day featured readings, a duet, reports, and a social melon post at Central school.
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Uintah
Supt
H. 8. Olson
C. N. Jensen
Matilda Peterson
James H. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Charles Lewis
Supt. Olson
Dr. Jensen
Margaret Merkley
Wallis
Jewell
Uinta ‘Teachers' Association
Mima
Guys Davis
Albert M Goodrich
Charles Iverson
Edith McCoy
E. A Jacobsey
Uintah Academy
Jacobsen
Central School
Naples
Nelson
Ebrveg
Miss Peterson
Dr. Jansen
Jensen
Maeser
Dr Jensen
Mr. Wallis
Ben St. Drege to Judge and Lecture at County Fair
Dairy specialist Ben R. Eldredge of Utah Agricultural College will judge the Myeytock exhibit at the county fair Thursday. He will lecture at 9 o clock on judging points from a raised platform. County agent Price of Wasatch will judge agricultural and horticultural displays and explain merits and demerits of awards. Special arrangements will have stock vegetables and fruits brought out for viewing.
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Ben R. Eldrege
A. C
Logan
Ashley Valley
Wil Fudge
Faiy
Eldrega
Price
Wasatah County
Duchesne Republicans Name Ticket
At the Republican county convention held in Myton they named the ticket for state races and county offices including J. P. May for representative Fred Ferron for four year commissioner William K Dye for clerk Rulon J. Larsen for recorder Helen Burdick for treasurer O. G. Lockhard for assessor J. M. Michelson for sheriff J. E. Meyers for attorney and E. L. Garey for surveyor They also endorsed Ernest Bampe for United States senate and Don F. Colton for United States representative from the Utah district Mr Dramberger outlined his platform.
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Myton
J. P. May
Roosevelt
Fred
Ferron
William K Dye
Neola
Rulon J. Larsen
Duchesne
Helen Burdick
O. GC. W Lockharda
J. M. Michelson
Altonah
J. E. Meyarr
Mid- Mans
Ray H. Dillman
Corarpit
E. L. Garey
Fruitlind
Ernest Bampe
United States Senate
Don FR Colton
United States
Utah
Mr. Dramberger
Collett Arrives in Vornat From Salt Lake City
Collett arrived in Vornat Monday evening from Salt Lake City to attend to business matters.
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Collett
Salt Lake City
Chautauqua Program Promises Immense Five-Night Run
Five night Chautauqua at Orpheus Hall October 7 to 12 offers diverse acts from Chicago Duo musical opening to McDonald Birch magic and Garner Jubblesa singers. Tickets priced 1.00 for students 2.00 for adults with no war tax and single admissions 50 or 76 cents. Lectures include Sam Grathwell on hoodoo. Norman Pearce Artellg Dickson Martha Dickson perform closing with Scotland songs and planologue pieces.
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Orpheus Hall
Varnal
Chicago
McDonald Birch
South
Sam Grathwell
Pearce-Dickson
Norman V. Pearce
Australia
Artellg Dickson
Martha Dickson
Carter Family Man Charles S Carter Dies In Salt Lake City
Charles S. Carter, Jr. returned from Salt Lake City after the sudden death of his father, Charles S. Carter, Jr. at the Wilson Hotel. Funeral services were held at Evang and Early mortuary chapel with speakers R S Collett Saymour B Young Harden Bennion, and interment at Wasatch Lawn cemetery. The deceased left a wife, three sons, two daughters, and was a noted wool buyer. No evidence supports self harm.
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Charles 8. Carter, Jr
Salt Lake City
Charles S. Carter, Jr
Wilson Hotel
Mr. Carter
Chas. 8S. Jr
Evang
Harden S Bennion
R S Collett
Saymour B. Young
Harden Bennion
Arrives With Prisoner in Salt Lake City
Sheriff Charles E. Barton of Duchesne County brought Ralph Woodard and Joseph Hill to Salt Lake City in his custody. Woodard faced grand larceny charges for alleged horse theft. Hill was returned for parole violation and ordered back by Warden James Devine to serve his term.
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Salt Lake City
Charloas E. Barton
Duchesne County
Salt Lake
Ralph Woodard
Joseph Hill
Woodard
Hilway
James Devine
County Treasurer Announces Tax Notices Mailing Week
County Treasurer William Henderston announces that all tax notices will be mailed this week. More than 6000 notices are to be sent to residents and property owners across the county.
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William
Henderston
Best Weather Prevails as Fair Opens
The Uintah County Fair opens with sunshine and strong displays across livestock, poultry, crops, and horticulture. Top experts lecture on farming topics while a busy daytime program features auto racing, horseracing, wild west shows, and Indian dances. Boxing and wrestling headline two grandstand nights, with notable clashes including Harlan versus Clift and Harris versus Harlan. A world champion wrestler is billed for Thursday night in a long-anticipated match.
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Ultah County
Sunshine
Uintah Basin
Horace
Ben Yur
Wild West
Kid Harman
Larry Clift
Utah
Muse Harris
Unital Basin
Kid Harlan
Colorado
Tto
Ira Dern
the Pet
George Barnes
Nebraska
Vernal Band Booster Trip Proves a Big Success
The Vernal Band of 25 players plus 62 total in the party set out on an eight city tour through three states starting August 10. They traveled in 10 cars and a truck carrying bedding tents and uniforms on coat hangers, aided by Commercial Club literature. After a first well attended concert at Duchesne the group received hearty local support for Basin booster efforts, then traveled to Heber and Brigham City with concerts, dances, and sightseeing along the route, including two minor car incidents in Daniels Canyon.
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Vernal Band
Duchesny
Duchesne
Uintah
Heber
Siddoway
Daniels Canyon
Luke
Heber Boosters Club
Court House
Tabernacle
Provo Canyon
Brigham City
Salt Lake
Plan urged to feed our basin
Plan to move cattle from Uintah Basin to nearby feed sources as drought and market pressure threaten farmers. Vernal Commercial club considers bringing about ten thousand head for fall shipment and spring return, necessitating railhead timing and losses by unforeseen causes.
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Ashley Valley
Romeo
Kamaa
Utah
Kamas
Uintah Basin
Vernal Commercial Club
Forest Service
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Vernal Precincts Select Delegates for County Convention
North Vernal Republicans chose Wilbur Ho wards Mrs 8 M Logen Thos W O Donnell J K Bullock Mrs John N Davis Wilson Murray and Rice Cooper as delegates. South Vernal selected A A Brigman Minnie Preece Jkn Burton H Sowards H Walter Woolley Charles De Moisy Sr B R Bennion and George E Adams. H Walter Woolley was precinct chairman in South Vernal and J Clive Davie in North Vernal.
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North Vernal
Wilbur Howards
M. Logen
Thos. W. O’donnell
J. K. Bullock
John N. Davis
Wilson Murray
Rice Cooper
South Vernal
A. A. Brigman
Minnie Preece
Jkn Burton
H. §. Sowards
H. Walter Woolley
Charles de Moisy
R. Bennion
George E
Indians to Dance at State Fair at Fort Duchesne
Indians from Uintah reservation will perform sun dances, exhibit basket weaving and beadwork, and enter the horticultural display at the state fair this fall under federal permission to the agent in charge at Fort Duchesne.
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Uintah Reservation
Fort Duchesne
Banquet for Boys Royals In Brigham City Club
The Brigham City Commercial club hosted a banquet for the boys royalty. The event began at 6 o clock in the club rooms, described as very beautiful, with many speeches. Attendees learned about Berelder county as well as Vernal and Uintah counties and were urged to rise early the next morning for continued activities.
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Brigham City
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Ashton Brothers
Ernest Bamberger III
Uintah County
N.C. Jensen
Ben St. Drege
Charles S. Carter
Wadern
Drouth-Stricken
Bank of Vernal
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