Farmers Protest Tax Statement Falsely Praised
In a September 22 1860 Vernal Express letter to the editor Clarence Palmer challenges a Salt Lake tax attorney George Tarson claim that farmers are the best taxed payers arguing most farmers buy groceries from stores and many home grown foods are not tax deductible He calls for correction and accuracy in the statement.
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Vernal Express
George Tarson
Salt Lake
Vernal Rotary Clan
Larsen
Fuller Mr Larsen
No on the Amendments Yale NO on the Amendments
Lucile J Cutler of Salt Lake City warns readers about two amendments in the upcoming election. She argues one amendment could strip civil rights permanently and require revolutions to restore them, while another would deepen poverty and dependence for the poor and disabled veterans. The letter urges a national vote against these changes and calls on citizens to persuade others to vote No.
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Russia
Yale
Lucile J Cutler
Ninth Ave
Salt Lake City
Cowbelles Meet At Jensen Home October 3
Members of the Cowbelles Association will gather Monday evening October 3 at the Jensen home of Mabel Yourdon. Officers urge all members to attend.
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Cowbelles Association
Mabel Yourdon
Jensen
Court News Uintah County Fourth District Docket Opened
Court heard criminal cases including Utah v Caruine and Delavega and Utah v Vernon Martin with probation terminations and sentencing set for October 16. Civil matters continued or set for November hearings, custody orders issued, and probate estates opened with final distributions and appointments noted.
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Uintah County
Ton Joeseph
Nelson
Chiminal— Blale
Utah
Merla A Caruine
Storneo Delavega
State of Utah
Vernon Danis Martin
Matt Lux Motton
Dennis
Murray
Cristobel and Mary
Torrea Taddocks
Tlme
Dept of Adult Probation and Parole
Tarlies
Wayne T. Casper Haddeck
Jeanene Bartlett
Joseph Grant Bartlett
Bartlett
Marxuertte Man
Alfonso van, Jr
Intermountain Concrete Co
A M King
Eleanor Doyle McMickell
Forrest M McMickell
John E McNaughton
Leo C
Leatha Wo Christensen
Lois Roney Clayton
Gerald Zade Clayton
Western Adjustment Bureau
Karl Ebmeyer
Lynn
Richens
Nellie Richens
Chambers
Erland Preeca
Reynolds
Vernal
Patricia Billings
Russell Billings
Billings
Irvin Eaton
Mary A Eaton
Margaret
Dall Yoakum
Alfred A Ainge
Sarah M Ainge
Donald Grant Roper
Leora Sprouse
Mary May Warris
Paul Murphy
Samuel L Schwab
Dore Nether Schwab
Uintah County Reports Multiple Illnesses Week Ended Sept 23
Utah State Public Health reports Uintah County seeing four cases of whooping cough, three of measles, two each of strep infections and influenza, and one gonorrhea case in the week ending September 23. The data reflects local disease activity and public health response.
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Uintah County
Utah State Public Health Dept
Roosevelt Stake Center Dedication And Dance At Rod and Gun Club
The Roosevelt Stake Center dedication and two Indian mission chapels were celebrated Sunday with a fall conference. The Vernal Rod and Gun Club planned a dance Oct 1 to raise funds for local recreation projects including an ice pond archery and firearms safety classes. A $36,000 renovation funded the chapels and stake structures with Glen Oaks as chief contractor.
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Ace
Roosevelt Stake
Jatt
Dilworth Young
First Council of Seventy
G. 5
Workman
Bennett Branch Providency
Ellis Morrill
Owen Goodsich
Roosevelt Stake Center
Church of Jesus Christ of Latteraay Saints
Gusher
Bennett
Uintah Countty
Glen Oaks
Qaks
Young
Loris Woolley
Stella la Rose
Milley trip to Logan welcomes Sue Anne and Nancy Hacking
Mr and Mrs Ilenry Mille Jr traveled to Logan Sunday with their daughter Sue Anne and Miss Nancy Hacking, daughter of Mrs Don Hacking. They plan Utah State University for Sue Anne as a freshman and Nancy as a junior. Nancy is also a University cheerleader.
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Ilenry Mille
Cam, Jr
Logan
Sue Anne
Nancy Hacking
Don Hacking
Utah State University
Nancy
Ac Uvenna
TEEPEE TALK at Union High Highlights Student Leadership Events
Uintah and other schools sent FFA officers to a leadership meet at Union High on Monday September 19. Delegates heard talks on leadership, planned a district parliamentary procedure meet for March 6 at Carbon College, and sessions split into officer groups to discuss chapters operations. The issue also covers Model United Nations plans, a tea for Vettes, Spanish Club activities, pep goats tidying school grounds, a Carbon High loss to Carbon Mig, and a faculty party at Merkley Park. The Girls League sister-week badges, float planning, and queen nominations from various clubs are noted.
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Uintah
Tigh
Union High
FFA Club
Future Farmers of America
Terry Barker
Leon Mansfield
Boyd Snow
Cody Jenkins
Boyd Ashby
FFA
Carbon College
Model United Nations
Cuba
South Africa
West Germany
Massey
Walling
Shirley Pease
Miss Manwaring
Mexico
Utes
Carbon Mig
Carbon
Merkley Park
Harold Rust
Pep Goats
Carter Oil Service Station
Iotel
Eileen Searle
Annette Goodrich
Mary Louise Bath
Fay Jonesy
Jan Tate
Kathy Cundick
Girls’ League
Isome
Queens Haveeen
FMA
Vicci H Mullinger
Sandra MacConkie
Kathy Caldwell
Eileen Seerle
Key Club
Linda Sue Hawley
Nancy Stevens
Joy Busch
Laura Searle
Jeanne Pierce
Birt Wint
Escalante Camp D U P Jensen Meeting Highlights
Members of the Escalante Camp of the D U P met at the home of Study Bings with Hia Cowan as hostess. Eleven members and three guests attended including Mary Gardner Zinna Murray and Lucy Sewell. Della Paulson presented the lesson and Dudley left his station in charge for two months while away. Proceeds from the event support a new museum and relic hall planned for Vernal. Birthday greetings this week go to Glenton Kaylard Camilla Price and Genene Burns with photos by Thorne Studios through The Vernal Express.
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Escalante
D.U.P Jensen
Eselante
DUT
Bill Fngs
Hia Cowan
Ca Hustes
Mary Gardner
Garden Gate Calif
Zinna Murray
Lucy Sewell
Della Paulson
Dudley
DUP
Vernal
Alice Miller Joined Family Trip to California
Alice Miller traveled to California to be with her daughter Bernice who recently welcomed a new baby boy. Mr and Mrs Laurence Lee learned Friday that their daughter Nila Gene Martisclang was in Alliance Nebraska hospital awaiting surgery Saturday morning. Shirley Tuckett and her baby are visiting her parents Darrel Miller. Elster of Denver visited her son Wayne and daughter Betty. Alfred Christensen enjoyed a deer hunt nearby. Jack Brandon visited Arkansas last week. Sonny Christensen was hospitalized after several days away from work. PTA held its first meeting of the year at the schoolhouse on Monday.
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Alice Miller
California
Bernice
Laurence Lee
Nila
Gene Martisclang
Alliance
Nebraska
Shirley Tuckett
Baby
Darrel Miller
Stuth Elster
Denver
Wayne
Betty Alfred Christensen
Jack Brandon
Arkangan
Sonny Christensen
PTA
Sewing Club Meets at Vivian Smithhlyler Home
Thirteen members of the Sewing Club met at Vivian Smithhlyler’s home on Thursday. The next meeting will be at Fern Galls’ home. Mrs Mable Richens of Vernal visited her parents Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dill Parnell and daughter from Louisiana arrived Thursday. Mrs Parnell is a farmer. Vonda Weber, daughter of Ole McCarrel, and Mrs A L Colvin of Canan City and Mrs L Crarp of Las Animas visiting Fern Gall and Ray Monhollan and families.
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Sewing Club
Vivian Smithhlyler
Fern
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Dear Falltoo
Clarence Palmer
Cowbelles
Court News
County Health
Nepont
LDS General Authority
Rod
Vernal Rod and Gun Club
Rustiera
KSOP
Red and Gun Club
State of
Lyman Merkley
Darnell Haws
Isla Hing
Johnny) Johnson
Don Sutfoker
Clyde Walking
Philip Martin
Dale Jensen
Jack Turner
S Dilworth Young
LDS First Council of the Seventy
By Joyes Udy
Glenton Kay Lard
Barbara Bird
Camila Price
Dana Price
Genene Burns
Jack Burns
Thorne Studios
Genene
Glenne
Kay Bird
Osalen
Vebrastonic
Motorola
Golden
CNS
June Lee
Dupris
Vernal Furniture & Appli
Boutie Vernal Ave
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