I Am An American and the American Spirit in Salt Lake City
Perry W. Jenkins speaks to Utah Society branch on KUTA May 14 affirming loyalty to America. He traces ancestors from Scotland to Liberty, cites Valley Forge Brandywine Yorktown battles, champions voting rights and free education, and frames democracy on Moses Ten Commandments and a New Commandment to love one another. He praises Washington and the American mission, urging faith in liberty and citizens’ duty.
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KUTA
Perry W. Jenkins
Utah Society
Bung
Salt Lake City
Grampian Hille
Wickliff
Pithey
Burke
Cromwell
Touneil
Valley Forge
Brandywine
Yorktown
America
Michigan
Florida
Louisiana
Rocky Mountains
George ‘Washington
In Memoriam A Loving Memory of Our Beloved Wife and Mother
In memory of a wife and mother who departed this life a year ago on May 30. The verse recalls her sweetness and joy she brought to the family. Geo. W. Hopkins, son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray and daughters, Mr. and Mrs Merritt Hopkins express their longing and affection.
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Geo. W. Hopkins
Donald
Donald Gray
Merritt Hopkins
Regular Service at St. John the Baptist Church
The CMUURCH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST EPISCOPAL announces a regular Sunday service at 11 A. M. Parish members attend, with hymn singing and prayers led by the clergy.
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ST. John the
Jackson Residents Attend Hearings on Monument Abolishment
Jackson residents Clifford Hansen secretary of the Cattle and Horse association Charles Kratzer editor of the Jackson Hole Courier and RK Van Vleck left Saturday for Washington DC to testify before the house public lands committee in support of a bill to abolish the Jackson Hole national monument Van Vleck will go to Washington directly while Transen and Kratzer will attend a convention of public land counties officials in Omaha
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Jackson
Clifford Hansen
The
Cattle and Horse Association
Charles Kratzer
Jackson Hole
War Ration Book 115 16 stamps for canning sugar
War ration book 115-16 provides five pounds of sugar per stamp. Stamps 1 and 16 valid May 24 through October 31. Trade handlers use the same scanner system as other sugar stamps for home canning.
Rock Springs Hosts OPA Educational Program Weekend
Rock Springs businessmen will be first in the state to join a survey and educational program under the State Office of Price Administration. The May 27 and 28 meetings, open to merchants and consumers, will feature OPA experts. Officials say this aims to clarify rationing rules amid a changing program and may lead to similar sessions in other Wyoming cities.
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Rock Springs
State Office of Price Administration
Oral A. Phipps
OPA
Wyming
Community Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The Community Church invites all to attend Sunday School at 10 00 A M Church service at 8 00 P M and a social hour and youth meeting at 8 45 P M The message highlights the freedom to worship and calls service members to a memorial sermon titled Lest We Forget led by Pastor Rev Keenan Sheldon.
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Army
Navy
Marines
God
Keenan Sheldon
Memorial Day Guidance To Help The Neighboring Boy
Memorial Day weekend urges communities to welcome and mentor boys entering military service. Families are asked to teach them farm tasks, manners, and independence, while offering care and avoidance of harsh criticism. The note emphasizes kindness, apprenticeship, and building lasting friendships as youth adjust to new roles. GET IN THE SCRAP IRON!
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Air Corps
Army
Red Cross
USO
University of Wyoming campus personality profile
Dr J R MacNeel joined Wyoming in 1931 as director of correspondence study and education professor while coordinating student welfare. He taught in Baker Oregon, the Philippines and other states, earned a 1908 Stout Institute degree, led manual training, and served as a WWI captain in the 53rd Engineers before working with the Veterans Bureau. his PhD is from Columbia City New York.
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J. R. MacNeel
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Phillipines Spa
Oregon
Washington
North Carolina
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Wissings
Baker, Ore
Manila
Breest
Philippines School of Arts and Trades
Bay of Bataan
53Rd Engineers
Ran
Gieves
Tours
France
United States Veterans” Bureau
Columbia City
New York
The Bryans Sell Ranch and Sheep to Buyers in Town
The Bryan Balls report the sale of their ranch to Ted Thompson for 15000 dollars and their small flock to L K Osa. They will relocate to Dillon Montana, with plans to purchase another ranch. The Balls, once ranchers in the upper country, retire as the weather forecasts warmer days ahead.
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Bryan Ball
Ted Thompson
L. K. Osa
Dillon
Montana
Cokeville Register
Bali
Accidentat John Kvenild Ranch Injures Barbara Decker
Barbara Decker was accidentally run over by a car trailer at John Kvenild ranch on Wednesday. She was rushed to Jackson hospital with a broken equar bone and two til s cracked. She was brought home today and is recovering well.
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Barbara
Decker
John Kvenild
Jackson Hospital
Cemetery Clean-Up Day At Big Piney Receives Strong Response
Last Saturday's cemetery clean-up at Big Piney drew hearty turnout and active effort. Residents contributed meals and coffee rations, with some bringing a fresh water pail and even trading an old shovel for a new one.
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Dunham
Big Piney Cemetery
Cutting Death Loss in Livestock This Season
The article urges farmers to reduce death losses in cattle and sheep by guarding against poisonous plants and diseases. It highlights help from the County Agent and the University of Wyoming to assist in lowering livestock fatalities and boosting food production.
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United States
University of Wyoming
Getting the Mast from your Victory Garden
Advice from seed experts on thinning a Victory Garden. Plant spacing for carrots radishes greens lettuce beans and turnips to maximize yield and ease care. Recommend thinning methods timing and spacing to grow larger roots and leaves with minimal effort.
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Terry~Morse Seed Co
Star Valley May Get Natural Gas
Star Valley may obtain natural gas via a pipeline from near Big Piney. Wyoming Petroleum Corporation, via T Jus t icnem and J H Morgan of Salt Lake City, seeks a franchise to furnish gas. They estimate costs of half a million dollars to build, promising price parity with Utah while offering no town obligations or costs if the line is built. The town will decide and respond soon, per Star Valley Independent.
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Big Piney
Star Valley
Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
T. Justicnem
J. H. Morgan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yas
Urges Fire Inspection Bureau in every Wyoming home
Rodney Barrus, Wyoming Insurance Commissioner, calls for a Fire Inspection Bureau in every home to fight a so called fifth column of fires. He says 10,000 fires annually cost about a third of a billion dollars in property and urges a Spring Clean Up to mobilize families. He outlines chores for each family member to mitigate fire hazards and support war production.
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Rodney Barrus
Wyoing
Willie
Local Stores to Close Sundays Through August
After May 23 Burney & Company Big Piney Mercantile Company and Ollivier Cash Store will close all day Sundays except through August. Frank Mann returned from Fish Creek last weekend with supplies.
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Ater
Burney & Company
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Ollivier Cash
BIG Piney Merc. CO
Ouliver
Frank Mann
Fish Creek
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Churcit
North Africa
South Pacific
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American Legion
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FIETH
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