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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FAKMEE 8 Basins Problems Being Cl J By U B. 1. C waon chair- - R td,7S was tirely, and chief among which and Indian parade the original and pageant of Progress, planned directed by Miss Stella Richards of Vernal assisted by Miss Mary Winder and Mrs. Jane Murray of Vernal, Bruce Maxwell and a large number help with the decorations; Reed Morrill vocal solo; U. B. I. C. quartet directed by V. T. Rice, was in charge of the entire musical program; Miss Josephine Hacking, vocal solo; Roosevelt quartet; Mrs. Nick Wilson, vocal solo; Leonard LaRose Indian cometist of White-rock- s; vocal solo, Miss LaVero Jacobs of Bluebell and others not officially listed. Dynamo of Energy The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention has become a veritable dy- namo of human energy, composed of brains, genius, labor and capital of every community and industry in Uintah Basin. It is analyzing, classifying and solving the Basin prob- b00klet committeetraveled 2,500 miles for this General Committee: Louis S. ticuar event. Thompson, Charles DeMoisy, Jr., H. Weiser, chairman of the wniam S. Olson, Lafe Richardson, Johnnie . from (Continued Page One) road commission, tate dn p Colorado- Victor, Arzy Mitchell, Chris Ander- (Column Six) . tll imaginary O. B. Owen Colton, son, Bennion, Rmmd-irLine was Obliterat- association. Bergeson, a. B. Thomas, W. H. Siddoway, John Liaa Ephraim Basin Highwav. y Jqrrnprs president Utah State Farm Bureau, n. Davis, G. V. Billings, Robert f, Friends, was Legal ine Heber J. Webb, state board of ag- - Porter, C. T. Axelgaard, William B. Ln?hosen Attorney by Frank Evans, attorney pratt, Charles Schrader, L. D. f judd member of board or Utah State Farm Bureau. Fred Young, H. T. Hall, Chas. Schwencke, f A utah Agricultural Mathews, commercial agent, Utah n. W. Irsfeld, George Phillips, F. Pn,,p7p Dean Miit0n Bennion of . State farm bureau. o. Lundberg, F. A. Gross, C. J. University 'of Utah talked on A. Theodore Johnson, Solve Problems Hacking, Help Needg of a Rural Communl,, L. H. Spencer, Joseph Cheney, q. Peterson, president Lecturers were. Governor Charles ur R. Mabey on Utah State Roads and Hacking, Albert Goodrich, Rewis Agricultural College 0f the Da- The Future of Agricul- of Bishop Arthur W. Freestone, Hugh Snow, Frank told Transportation; Moulton, of Utah Episcopal Diocese, JSt George Elliott, Charles Walker, ture Pack Cooperation Between Communities Ge0Fg E'F Illustrated health lectures wereC w Pa" execufor Industrial and Social Advance- by James H. Wallis, given RusseR, .. Public Utah ment; Dr. Frank S. Harris, pres- - Jy the 0f secretary f. ident of B. Y. U., Rural Children; Thomas Todd, Bsbop Roy Tayor Health association and clinics Cloward, HuSh and William Peterson, Geology of Alfred Bloomberg C. Wilson, Mrs. Jane Murray, en bv Dr. assisted by Miss Uintah Basin; c Congressman Don j0nes rs. Rna JIayck B. Colton, Utah First District, i?ma Florence Gillmore, R. N of Ogden- lems. ;Irs- W? Problems of the Uintah Basin; kldorTe., ,Mrs;,,W' b and jirs. Ruth Ward, R. N., of Pro-of Dr. George Thomas, president Uni- - Pkfbe Rltster, F3- Iay twoo(FOB SALE OR TRADE Parker, field agent Tbe eiucationaI features were vo Utah gPublic Health association versity of Utah, Rural Economics; 400 acres six miles south pi Sie-bethan last year. Orson Ryan, Logan, of the exhibits. Utah, repre- - T,enTTm.ore varied Colo., to trade for Ashley val-le- v of Ltah gave excel- - had charge . sentative of the Intermountain Har- was vv liat Makeg Great Men property. HYLAS C. SMITH, Ient service both years, with the vester company. Rural Economy, Frank 1. Dr. Roosevelt, Utah. the subject chosen by Charles W. Walker, geologist of ery nest pictures and a three-da- y Y. B . 0f the S. Harris, President Our Oil Geology; Pgram by the Utah Public Health Myton, Utah, n. association was a big feature, un- - 0., Provo, ; R T First district Ltah S. congressman, WalH. of James der the direction A. C., Advertising Our was the speaker the second night. executive seCretary. Local Talent Entertains his subject being Heart Throbs of Ear Tags Frank c Pellettj assiatant editor h Of the local leaders who helped American Bee Journal, Dan H. Hill- - he U S. The bat tag on the in the convention were, W. Morley man, state bee Ben R. ey. byuraulic engmeer inspector, Lake Salt indorsed bn prom'mnl ' k n r city lo8lcal market, survey. gate leader of musical programs, Eldredae Dr dairv snerialist ' With our DOUBLE ACTION PLIERS Roosevelt; Miss Kathryn Calder, re- - Thomas L. Martin, agronomist, B. aa illSt(Ihatel dCtUr!;d on 50 creational leader. Vernal; Mrs. Del- - Y. U., Prof. Byron Alder, poultry- per cent more Tags can be atla Knox, violinist, Myton; Miss Lu- - man( Coach, Joseph C. Jensen, Gorges of the Green Rlver-ciltached, with one half the Exertion Miss Martha Lamoreaux, winner as other Pliers on the market. Hacking, vocal soloist, Vernal; Jame3 H. Wallis, Utah Public One Reed Morrill, vocal soloist. Tridell; Health association, Dr. Frank S. of the U. B. I. C. loving cup for squeeze attaches Tag instantly. Miss Jessie Knox, reader Myton; Harris, Prof. John T. Caine, III, the Uintah High school, told of the Write for FREE Samples A. B. Thomas, secretary Vernal Attorney Frank Evans, Miss Jep- - Resources and Problems of the Uin- - INTER-MTMACHINE & STAMP Commercial club, Vernal, Prof. Wil- - son recreational leader B. Y. U., tah Basin, the winning oration, Inc. WORKS, liam F. Hanson, Vernal, quartet; Dr. George Hill, U. A. C., scout ana Evan Phillips, the contestatn from 242 East 2nd So. Salt Lake, Utah. Miss Jennie Hanson, Vernal, violin- - recreational director. Prof. William the Duchesne High school also gave ist; Miss Theora Johnson, Vernal, Peterson, director extension service, bis oration, Agriculture in Miss Josephine Hack- - h. J. Webb, state crop pest inspect- - chesne and Uintah Counties. Make Your Own House ing. Vernal, accompanist; and oth- - or, Shirley Winder, secretary state Dr. W. E. Taylor of Moline, 111., er8- farm bureau and president Salt gave his address, The Importance 1924 Officers Act NO. 5 MILLS CEMENT Lake county farm bureau, Rozina of Agriculture. Ephraim Berge- Officers for 1924 were, W. L. Skidmore, Afton ODell, Mrs. Rena son, president of the Utah State BLOCK MACHINE Woolf, Roosevelt, president R. M. B. Maycock, Effie S. Barrows, Chris- - farm bureau talked on Factors in Salvation, Gipson, Vernal, vice-pre- s; t; J. tine B. Clayton and Sadie O. Mor- - Marketing Products. In excellent condition H. Crickenberger, Fort Lu ne, ris, of the LT. A. C. makes an ar- - was the subject of Hon. Frank secretary-treasure- r. ray of educators seldom equaled at Evans, attorney for the Utah state SELL OR TRADE Executive farm bureau. W. L. any educational gathering. Committee, Mayor C. Clarence Woolf, E. Peterson, chairman Pro- Governor Charles R. Mabey agan Neslen of Salt Lake city was the gram committee; LeRoy Taylor, greeted the assemblage and au- - last speaker at the convention and chairman Grounds committee; R. M. dressed them on What Utah Thinks bis talk on the Uintah Basin A. W. CLEMONS Gipson, Ross Bartlett, chairman Fi- - of Her Inland Empire. The same Homelife Box 85. nance committee, Mrs. Mary Orser, day Hon. E. B. Merritt, assistant DUCHESNE, UTAH Again the entertaining was Womens committee, J. H. commissioner of Indian affairs, en care of by the local talent en maU U- - L C' - par-001V6- Q re. Rob-ricultu- e . giv-Pro- - rt, 9- -1 KlS Al-Wuz-- On geo-Verno- e n, S N. tak-chairm- an One Hundred and Sixty-fou- r Thousand Dollars Drawing Compound Interest Savings Deposits, August 28, 1922 Time Certificates of Deposit, August 28, 1922 $50,447.29 $39,328.92 TOTAL $89,776.21 Savings Deposits, August 28, 1923 $69,699.15 Time Certificates of Deposit, Aug. 28, 1923 54,147.65 TOTAL $123,846.80 Savings Deposits, Aug. 28, 1924 $100,161.89 Time Certificate of Deposit, Aug. 28, 1924 63,860.50 TOTAL $164,022.39 TBs Gro-.vt- h is Net the Resell ot Accident, but the Reward of Continued Sound Banking Pr UINTAH STATE BANK A Big Factor in Ibe VERNAL, UTAH Agricultural and Business Life of the U intab Basin avw.wavw.wawav,vaw.wv.w.v.-.v.v.v.v.vaw.wavv.v.w.vv.v.v.v.-.J- ; |