Roosevelt and Myton News Highlights Bridge Dinner Returns
Local residents attended a bridge dinner Sunday evening with multiple couples listed as guests and prize winners. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon J. Larga, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Attending from out of town were Attorney C. D. Pope and Mrs. Pope from Gut Lake, among others.
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Chester Lyman
Bridge
and Mirs
Rulon J. Larga
Fred Johnson
Yenon
Johnson
C. D. Pope
Gut Lake
R. B. Waugh
Mylon
X. Taylor
At Lake
Ite
Arthur Brown
Thatsts Camp
Carl Kohl
Fred Ferron
Roosevelt Sattay
Ferron
Litery Club
Iboyd
Jay Pope
Salt Lake
R. Lovell
Haletend
Jack Wimmer
Delanie
O. A. Talstead
Low
Wella Murdock
Dana Despain
Roosevelt
Florence Phillips
Roosevet
Robert Marriman
Whiteticks
Henry
Myton
Albert Dastrup
Mt Emmons
Rooseevit State Bank
St. Paul's Guild
Schonian Furniture Company
Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Legion Hall
Gutmaster Bishop
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local News from Springville Duchesne and Salt Lake City
Thanksgiving visitations relate to Mr and Mrs Earl Jones and other families in Springville Duchesne and Salt Lake City. John and Wallace Johnson traveled on business, while Irvin Clegg and Jam were guests from Wisconsin Fruitland. A infant son died of pneumonia. interment held Monday. Ventriloquist Act by Cooper entertained children at school. Mrs Marve Michie planned trips and quilt contests were noted along with a Christmas tree gift from A Clegg.
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Earl Jones
Inox Jones
Pen Turnbow
A. T. Maxwell
Springville
Marve Michie
John and
Wallace Johnson
Salt Lake City
Hoades
Irvin Clegg
Jama
Duchesne
Hong
Gi Nfant
Mr. de Nice
Provo
Michie Will
Beanie N Clegg
Ra " Bornson
Logan
Utah Agricultural College
Ogden
Byron Alder
Weber High School
Murray
Panguitch
National Parks Service
United States Forest Service
Secretaries of Agriculture
of the Interior
Bryce Canyon National Park
Congress
Sevier-Colorado River
House
Senate
Powell National Forest
Binguam
Women's Civic Club
American Legion
Auxiliary
Salt Lake
Mary L. Parsons
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Tenant Sues Landlord for Loss in Utah Headlines
A string of local notices cites a tenant alleging damages against landlord Jaco H. Griffiths over a Union farm dispute. The report includes library openings, road work, and city finances across multiple Utah towns with projects and legal actions ongoing.
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Park City
Poweringight Company
Nepini
Morgan
Wasatch
Utahs
Wyoming Lane
Summit
Henefer
Ogden
State Line
PROVO
Wm. Ff. Hanson
Springville
H. Jones
Midvale
Union
Here
Third District Court
I.J. Jensen
Jaco H. Griffiths
Griffiths
Jensen
Health and society musings from an Iowa girl and Missouri boy
Arthur Brisbane surveys health metrics and social currents, noting a high scoring but modest meaning of health. He cites Voltaire’s youth, Hubbard’s inventions, Lady Astor’s party of thirty six women, railroads, unemployment, Sunday pictures, and a plan for a broad newspaper ad campaign to spread ideas.
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Iowa
Missouri
Paris
Hig Carriaza
Lady Astor
England
New York City
Ward McAll
Merrill Goddard
Scientific Weekly
Mystery prisoner in Virginia stirs belief and doubt
In Fracklig county jail a man claimed as Ira J. Turner by some and Edward D. Saul by authorities is suspected in the 1907 murder of Marshall King. Sightings, likenesses, and mismatched histories fuel rival identifications as officials and locals try to prove whether he is Turner, Saul, or a long-missing relative.
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Rocky Mount
Fracklig
Ira J. Turner
Edward D. Saul
Saul
Turner
Henry
Marshall King
Hattie Ramsey
King
Ire J. Turner
Airs
J. W. Turner
Harrisonburg
Hig Son
Virginia
France
London Paris seaplane plan eyed for rapid air link
Authorities and experts study seaplane stations at Le Touquet and on the Seine to run a Thames to Paris service. The proposed route would reduce the hour and a half travel time currently needed to reach Croydon and Le Bourget airports.
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London
Paris
le Touquet
Seine
Thames
Croydon
le Bourget
Police Sergeant Reunites With Long Lost Brother
In Haverhill Alass a police desk sergeant Cyrus Bruce challenged a stranger with license and registration. The man claimed to be Donald M Brice, the sergeant’s brother, separated for 21 years and later proved to be correct.
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Haverhill
Cyrus Bruce
Police
Donald M. Brice
Slacker Henry Allen Sentenced Again in 1918 Style Crime
Hackensack New Jersey reports Henry Allen pled guilty to robbing five Englewood homes and received a ten year penitentiary term. The article recalls his 1918 draft evasion with a Tampa post office break in and a noted stint in Atlanta prison.
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Hackensack
N. J
Henry Allen
Englewood
Allen
Tampa
Fla
France
Atlanta
Eastern Texas caves may reveal mound builder spread
Washington reports Matthew W. Stirling of the bureau of American ethnology found eastern Texas caves with signs of human occupation. The sites lie along the route thought to carry mound builder culture from Mexico toward the Mississippi valley, offering clues on migration or trade influences.
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Washington
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Matthew W. Stirling
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithgonian Institution
Southwest
Stirling
Mexico
Hera
Missiselfppl Valley
Mutiny in French Foreign Legion reports mass executions
A Paris dispatch claims the Third battalion of the Second Regiment mutinied near Skuras on July 10. All 400 soldiers were sentenced to death, with one in ten shot, the rest serving life penalties in mines at Kenadgo and road labor. Report notes 24 Germans, 3 Austrians, 2 Bulgarians and 11 Tunisians among those executed.
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Paris
Fez
Morocco
Berlin
French Foreign Legion
Nationale Sozialist
Skuras
One Hundred Years Centennial Book Issued by Church
The L D S Church releases a commemorative volume titled One Hundred Years featuring more than 150 illustrations of leaders temples missions and key events. Edited by George D. Pyper the book serves as a reference on the churchs first century and will be distributed by an allotment plan to missions and stakes.
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George D. Pyper
Hi Ho sage warns against perfect agreement
The Chinatown sage Hi Ho argues that complete consensus would dull dialogue and eliminate the need for exchanging ideas, urging readers to value diverse opinions and lively debate.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Man and Sheep Crowd Quote by Max Beerbohm
An aphorism attributed to Max Beerbohm notes that one cannot make a man by placing a single sheep on its hind legs but can create a crowd of men by standing a flock of sheep in that position.
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Max Beerbohm
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