Local News Roundup From Bluebell Area
Talmage and Salt Lake visitors stay with the Burtons. Mrs Draper and Jewel return home from Salt Lake. Jolley family returns from Manti. A baby boy born to the Sorensen family in Park City. New telephone service at Mrs Davies home. Beckstead and Larson buy a threshing machine. Ed Anderson travels to Heber on business. Edwards family returns from Salt Lake and Provo. Angus brothers sell grain separator. Elmer Angus seeks new gasoline engine. Mrs Graham injures her arm and goes to Vernal. Beehive girls hosted by Gudrun Johnsen. Wilber Murray visits from Tooele. Local visitors at the Clayburns. Home missionaries and apollo talks noted. Verholeth thrashing starts. Ed Hastings buys a Buick touring car. Beekeeper Morrill of Lapoint visits. Some farmers thresh winter wheat at $1.60 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Cutler
Renolds Mowell
Salt Lake
A. G. Burton
Pauline Draper
Jewel
Draper
Asther Draper
Lagranide Jolley
Manti
Arley Sorenson
Park City
Sarah E., Davies
H. A. Beckstead
Elray Larson
Ed Anderson
Heber
Amanda Edwards
Chel
Jinth
Angus Brothers
Palmer Brothers
Elmer Angus
Provo
Gragham
E. Johnson
Vernal
Luther Gale
Fern Laysen
Justin Winkler
Bill Merrell
Moonlake
Wim. P. Merrell
Dertha
Lyons
Otto Johnsen
Roosevelt
Gudrun Johnsen
Wilber - Murray
Tooele Ae
I. A. Murray
Frank
Reesa Clayburn
C. H. Whistler
Frank Hancock
Austin KeHey
Mearl
Austin
David Clayburn
J. R. Clayburn
Lance
Antelope Mir
Holfeliz
Juanita
Mr. Davis
Altonah
al Ivie
Benjamin Cope
Apaloo
John J. Seilers
Bluebell
Verhole Thrasher
Lee Felters
Ed Hastings
Morrill
Lapoint
Local land sale and mining notes near Altonah Utah
George Mecham buys a thirty acre farm north of Altonah from Albert Dastrup and plans to move his family in. Prospectors above Altonah report a silver vein, as local residents enjoy a trout dinner at the Dastrup camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mecham
Altonah
Albert Dastrup
George
Dastrup
James Crystal
Familly
Lucille Crystal
Glen Blair
Cyril Dennis
GC. J. Preece
W. B. Draw
N. W. Irsfeld
Myton
Crystal
CO. J. Preece
Dean Powell
Price
Pillings
Edna J. Chidster
Lionel Merrick
Les Chidster
Henry Mountain
Wayne County
George Peterson
W. Snyder
Milton Alexander
May Waterson
Ara Nery
Ani Stra
Charles Shiner
Edalewarth child scalded during Mt Home outing
A girl on a Mt Home outing spilled hot water on her chin chest and arms. The group traveled to Rock Creek and Granddaddy lakes. Miss Belle Mitchell was taken ill and later improved after care by Brig Stevenson and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edalewarth
Mt. Home
Rock Creek
Granddaddy Lakes
Belle Mitchell
Fruitland Social Notes Include Visits and Car News
Fruitland residents share visitors from Ogden to Berkeley college student Gladys Glendenning, and a new Ford touring car purchase by Nymphus Murdock. The Salt Lake County sheriff detained Sam Hair from Duchesne on forgery charges after Fruitland assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Sears
Golden Brown
Ogden
George McMillan
Ernest Sweat
Wilson Muir
Dan Boore
Magill
Navada
Lis Son Parl
Gladys Glendenning
Berkeley
Calif
J. E. L. Carey
Grand Junction
Nymphus Murdock
Lonnie Fitzwater
Duchesne
Fruitland
Francis Brooks
Scofield
Ruby Harknass
C. H. Carey
Allison Stotts
Salt Lake County
Sam Hair
Wyoming visit ends as storms hit local area
Mrs. Monte Arbuckle and family return from Wyoming after several weeks away. Mad bull attack injures Chiia Jensen who was struck and knocked down twice before escaping to safety. A convention gathers at Fort Duchesne and Aliss Viola Jensen works as a clerk at Neola Cash store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Arbuckle
William Greenhalgh
Wyoming
Chiia Jensen
Jensen
Iatsaya
Fort Duchesne
Aliss Viola Jensen
Neola
Meeting speakers from Tri dell and Vernal attend town event
A. M. Lyman of Tri dell and Mr. Casto of Vernal spoke at Sunday's gathering. Nephi Taylor of Provo represented Carpenter Seed company during the visit on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Monck with children left for Salt Lake City. Jordan, Roosevelt State Bank cashier, toured Ingtown on Tuesday. Willan Cooper from West Virginia visited friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lyman
Tridell
Casto
Vernal
Nephi Taylor
Provo
Utah
Carpenter Seed Company
Taylor
Noy Taylor
Jordan
Roosevelt State ‘Bank
Bnusiness
Ingtown
Willan’ Cooper
West Virginia
Ashe
Ward Conference Sustains Local Bishopric in August Session
A ward conference on August 12 sustained Claud L Wag as bishop and John J Jones as first counselor with John L Jolson as second counselor. A large ward presence attended both sessions amid fine speaking and music. O T Wicken injured a leg after a cow incident. Alden Turnbow and Tess visit from Kamas. Tourists pass through admiring crops and mountain scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud L. Wagstale
John. J. Jones
John L. Jolson
Rasond
Brake
O. T. Wicken
O.T
Alden
Tess
Williamines
Kamas
Hanna Pres sees heavy Friday rain and flood effects
Hanna was visited by a downpour Friday afternoon. Water stands about four inches deep across the ground. There have been a few shots put in MPeonver during the last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Local social notes record travels and greetings
Miss Millner and family left for Salt Lake Friday while Mrs. Ruby Swift returned to Marion. Carl Capson and wife visit Mr. and Mrs. Miller with Mrs. Hosher of Salt Lake. Byron Smith of Salt Lake oversees fees here. Gladys Shields returned home after Castlegate and Ielper visits. Mrs. John Stover improving after illness. The Murrays of Bluebell and Tooele guests at Shields home. H. Smart and Jon Beulanan attended sacrament meeting. Elyon Bowden and Violet Campbell wed August 13 at Duchesne. couple wished happiness. Solomonson and Jane Fanking returned from an extended visit at Rienfeld and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millner
Salt Lake
Ruby Swift
Marion
Carl Capson
Hosher
Miller
Byron Smith
Gladys Shields
Castlegate
Ielper
John Stover
al Murray
Bluebell
Wilbur Murray
Tooele
Marvin G. Shields
H. Smart
Jon Beulanan
Elyon Bowden
Altonah
Violet Campbell
Duchesne
James C. Solomonson
Janet Fanking
Rienfeld
Sam Y. Taylor
Bill Hava
Nellie Fowler
Bernice Tan
Ruby Fitzwater
Cone Brown
Bollow
Victory Highway
Uintah Basin
Efor T. A. Gardner
American Fork
H. H. Blain
Gunnison
W. T. Fisher
Fowler
Anther
Metre
Glen Blair
Allonah
James Crystal
American Ark
A. Wells
Clarence Preece Homie
C.F. Montgomery
D. BP. Whitmore
Roosevelt
Whitmore
Greeley
Colorado
Lawrence Marchant
Charles J. Wahlquist
Harry Wheeler
Los Angeles
Myton
W. E. Wheeler
Henry Pueblo
Uintah County
G. A. Paxton
Newt Stewart
Jensen
Margaret Hersey
Randlett
Vernal
St. Marks Hospital
Mutuals
Grove
Ross Patsy Mease
Anthony Gorell
Sunnyside
Lowell
Oregon
Sarah Mease
Price
Blain Forest
Paonia
Colo
Ed Rollins
United States
Indian Canyon
Hamilton Dome
Susane
Mabel Wahbilquist Linkth
Vivadell
Phyllis Tathoe
Violet Boulden
Qal Stendrd
Whiterocks
Hill Jcreek
N. C. Wilson
A. Asa
Anne] Anderson
Gladys Boulden
Lasky
H. Whyte
Myton Enroute
Moffat
Naylor Hotel
Whytes
California
Whyte
George W. Kerwin
Denver
Y. W
Douglas A. Carruthers
W. H. Rice
Justus HU
Cline
Sturats Draft
Virginia
Roy L. Mack
Utah
John T. Riechers
Willan BR
Werb
Robert W. Wells
Hyattsville
Maryland
Clarence L. Wilson
Uintah
KE. J. Boyd
Raymond
Henry
Ward
Mr. Boyd
Boyd
N. “and Wallway Company
Hon‘uker
Niagra Falls
Canada
Yellowstone Park
Dan Barry
Steamboat Springs
Grand Junction
Green River City
Barry
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Fred G. Ferron
Victor Hillings
Duchesne County
Colton Summit
Dell- Gratton
Aire
Erna
Roosevelt Growth and Departures Mark Town Life
The water main extends across Dry gulch into Wil king addition with pipes laid to Yen Lublin’s corner and homes of Frank Orser Leo Young ante Laris Ben Fenn Heber Peterson. Dr D P Whitmore leaves for Greely Colorado. Dr Montgomery to Roosevelt. Miss Afton resigns from teaching. Trinity Guild hosts farewell for three members. civic events include new doctor arrivals and a parish christening Mildred Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilking
Yen Lublin
Frank Orser
Loufe Laris
Frann Orser
Leo Young
Ante Laris
Ben Fenn
Heber Peterson
Wia
Thomas Todd
Peterson
Roosevelt
Reed
Luke Clegg
D. P. Whitmore
Greely
Colo
Ross Bartlett
Ann
Miss Afton
Charles Schwencke
Schwencke
Duchesne
Episcopal Parsonage
Trinity Episcopal Guild
J. Wrizzell
Art ‘Kooyman
Whitmore Sues
Colorado
Prizwell
Berkeley
California
Kovnyman
Episcopal Chapel
M. M. Fryer
Airs
Mrizzel
Mildred Alberta
Montgomery
Mt. Pleaanst
Dr. Whitmore
Clu
G. J. Johnson
Joseph Wardy
Mary Orser
Brig Rells
Frizzell
Hazel Marriston
Gdna Shurtlel
Frizzells
Trinity Episcopal School
W. S. Nicholson
Nicholson Hosts Welcome Guests For Harvest Cheer
Mr and Mrs Nicholson extend hearty hospitality to guests as counting season begins. Ladies busy with ripe apricots selling at 1.60 dollars a bushel. Carnie Wilson sale Saturday drew a large crowd with free lunch and nearly all items sold except horses. Mr Wilson heads to Price for work. family to join soon for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nicholson
Mr. Wilson
Price
Uintah Basin Notes and Local Happenings
Myton and Uintah Basin residents report travel, visits, and local business. Notable items include hospital visits, school openings, new road work, prospecting permits, and upcoming lodge ceremonies.
Misplaced words puzzle in a quirky old world note
Nonsensical OCR style text hints at a humorous misplacement theme with scattered names and phrases. The article fragment mentions misplacements, a Forty Whoa election, Apaches, and a mix of disjointed references suggesting a playful or garbled page item without a clear single event.
Mind over Matter Drives Scene to Heat Rise
A description of how on screen effects raise body heat in viewers. It notes that intense scenes in some theaters increase warmth and that the film’s climactic moments boost bodily heat as viewers respond.
Tin Found Across Regions Sparks Scholarly Note
A fragmentary note discusses tin and tin-stone occurrences in East Olivia and Cornwall, mentions Egyptian connections, and reflects on a mother’s sensitiveness and vast vision within a philosophical frame attributed to Dr. Alora. The language is garbled, yet the piece links metal use to broader cultural contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia
Cornwall
Beata Quote on Singing Value in Hard Times
Henry Ward Beecher argues that even the poorest tune sung is better than no hymn at all, saying better to speak poorly than remain dumb. The remark underscores the value of music and shared worship in adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beata
Fragmentary text on royal flowers and a 1912 inscription
Readable portions reference a juvenile companion and a corner store scene. The rest describes a designer, royal flora, and a dated inscription from 1912 with unclear context. The piece mixes disjointed phrases and stray notes without a cohesive narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwain
A. D. Meher
Cribe
Strange advertisement notes in old agricultural column
Fragmentary text from a colonial era irrigation feature mentions a feminine lecturer, a long straw arm of punch, and Dutch threshing. It hints at irrigation needs for thirty months and asks why there are many new comers in the region, noting a prominent man aged sixty.
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MY Home
Kola
Arcadia
Duchesne Agency
Geo. S. Bowers
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Pittsburgh Post
Alora
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