Local Happenings and Social Roundup in Duchesne
Gilbert returns from Salt Lake visit and entertains guests including Mrs Randolph Jensen and Mr and Mrs James A Moore. Several residents travel to Salt Lake for court and family matters. Neighborhoods report birthday celebrations, illness, visitors from Roosevelt and Vernal, a bridge club gathering, Five Hundred card party prizes, and a planned Parent Teacher meeting with a nature program.
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Cjiza Gilbert
Ura
Salt Lake
Randolph Jensen
Mir
James A. Moore
Shanks
Parley Godritch
Jullus Jebsen
Steve Stickehant
Pike Stott
Stott
Roosevelt
W. &. Wallis
Tiare Johnson
W. Alexander
Heles Winters
Cora Collett
Clara Hislop
Bernard O'fouleava
Parowan
Utah
R. M. Cope
California
M. J. Cleary
Fred Ferron
J. O. Watters
IT. J. Howes
Alma Poulson
John Madsen
Bjornson
Ernc Wilson
H. Partridge
Carney
A. Stevenson
J. Odekirk
J. G. Greaves
Wickins
Foy
Price
Edwin Bingham
Thompson
Inez Nelison
Utahn
G. V. Bilings
Mtra
Joe Schleigel
Joe Lewis
Toeorkounlo
Arthur Brown
Messrs
Mesdames
W. J. Seaton
C. T. Axelgard
Ed Hart
John Wimmer
Be, Schomian
J. Dalgleish
O. C. Lockhart
C. I. Dickerson
Grin Smith
Geo, Kohl
Mr. Andreason
Ed] Hart
Five Hundred Club
Firth
Schontan
Poulson Ranch
Mesdamies
J. Watters
A. O. Wilkins
H. T. Howes
J. J. Greaves
A. J. Stevenson
Eb, Odekirk
J. Mickelson
E. Wilson
Cris Anderson
Julius Jensen
Little Folks
Helen Greaves
Bobbie Belt Wilson
Wanda Johnson
Miss May Mower
Indian Canyon
Inez Hays
Ray Knox
Myton
DeVere Shepperd
George Robbins
Henry Marshal
O. Wilkins
Eva Sexton
John
Jack
Marvel More
Will Shepherd
Public Notice of Final Five Year Proof for Homestead
Department of the Interior notice from Vernal Utah dated January 18 1922 states Theodore A Ring of Duchesne Utah has filed intention to prove up a homestead entry number 68019 for land in sections 25 and 26 township 3 south range west Uintah special meridian. Proof to be presented before Rulon J Larsen clerk of district court Duchesne Utah on March 9 1923. Witnesses named are JM Pope Fred David Ames Dalgleish and I A Pierson all of Duchesne Utah.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Theodore A. Ring
Duchesne
Ney Ney
Range West
Uintah Special Meridian
Efore
Rulon J. Larsen
District Court
JM. B. Pope
Fred David
Ames Dalgleish
I. A. Pierson
Albert Halen
I-49 Register
Notice of Forfeiture on Sunflower Shale Placer Claims
J D Boyd claims $100 per claim for 1921 1922 labor and improvements on Sunflower No 1 2 3 and 4 Shale Placer Mining Claims in Duchesne County Utah. If co-owners fail to contribute within 90 days from publication their interests become property of Boyd under 232% Revised Statutes. Provo Utah September 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Boyd
Duchanne County
Utah
Duchesne County
United States
J.D. Boyd
Myton Community Notes From A Busy Friday Program
The Parent-Teacher Program featured Dr W A Thompson of St Duchesne as health speaker with educators and performers sharing talks recitations and music. Board members and local figures including Dr. George H. Christy were noted, while other items report church endowments and social events in Myton and nearby towns.
Dodder Removing Machine Highlighted by Local Manager
Fred Burger of Western Seedgreeners Marketing Company describes a patented dodder removing machine now in the Salt Lake plant. The device is claimed to be the only known method to remove dodder from alfalfa seed.
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Fred Burger
Western Seedgreeners Marketing Company
Salt Lake
Pussyfoot Johnson in Uintah Basin Prediction of Dry World
Prohibition agent Pussyfoot Johnson, known for secret service work in the Indian department, visited Salt Lake this week and is famous in the Uintah basin. A London mention years ago notes he was rescued by police after losing an eye. He warned in a speech that the 18th amendment would bring a dry world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E
Pussyfoot
Hindu Fakirs and the Illusion of Indian Magicians
Excerpt from E. W. Howe recounts travel tales of Indian magicians. He notes many feats are exaggerated or false, claiming real tricks rarely exist beyond travelers' lore. He recalls witnessing a modest version of the tree illusion and criticizes crowds for believing such stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Atchison
E. Ww. Howe
Beethoven Master of Jazz, Says Vescey in Daily Xpress
Armand Vescey of the Daily Xpress asserts Beethoven, a master of jazz, shaping modern dance music. He notes a shift toward faster tempos and bolder accents in Brahms Greig Mozart and Beethoven sparking American interest in classical composers.
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Beethoven
Armand Vescey
Daily Xpress of
London
Getttng
Ready Made Hot Doga The New York Sun reports ready wrapped hot dogs gain favor
A New York Sun note describes a new serving style where hot dogs come prewrapped in rolls ready to eat. The item, marketed as a heatable or cold novelty, competes with traditional stands like the Telinbia wagon.
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New York Sun
New York
Hawaiian Forests and Ferns Along Hoawaii Trails
The text describes grand ohialehia forests on Hoawaii slopes with tall gray trunks and twenty four foot tree ferns, whose fronds rise high. Ferns uprooted by wild plea regrow in dense undergrowth, while mile after mile of trails wind through lava-walled ravines and jungle creepers.
Letter to Congressman Reveals Slow Pension Processing
A former clerk recalls writing a poignant plea for a veteran’s pension. The postmaster confronted him after discovering the signature on the letter, prompting questions about accountability and postal service duties. The anecdote highlights issues of pace and responsibility in public assistance.
Quotable Snippets on Loyalty, Wealth, and Wit
A collection of sharp aphorisms on human folly and social relations. It contrasts suspicion with loyalty, notes income as a factor in views of women, and jokes about promises, whining, diligence, reputation, and independence. The tone mirrors light editorial reflections rather than narrative events.
The Pulpit Voice School Goes to New York
An article notes a theater school for preachers led by actress Evelyn Hall in New York to teach vocal delivery for sermons. It cites Parker Beecher Irving Booth and argues for artful speaking to convey gospel truth without extreme affect.
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Ingersoll
New York City
Evelyn Hall
Theater Schools
Jerusalem
Joseph Parker
Sir Henry Irving
Beecher
Edwin Booth
Practical joke at racquet club slips signer’s ink
A visiting executive was duped by a joke at the Racquet Club. He prepared to sign a deal in Washington but was urged to use a fountain pen kept as a souvenir. The ink vanished when he opened the contract, leaving no signatures. He learned of the hoax by wire and replied, The dinner is on me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Washington Star
Seasonal chick shipments to Manitoba face long winters
Hundreds of thousands of live chicks are shipped from Ohio Indiana and Iowa to Manitoba Canada each spring. Consul General Britain notes the snow blocks early hatching delaying fertility and feeding needs, prompting imports from the United States to meet early demand. Heated cars reduce losses despite long hauls and bad weather, keeping chicks warm en route.
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Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Manitoba
Canada
Britain
Department of Commerce
Thi
Petroleum briquets touted as superior fuel by a French study
An American consular officer recounts details on petroleum briquets made from crude or refined oil mixed with secret chemicals and forged under high pressure. The briquets are lighter than coal, yield twice the heat, last indefinitely, burn with a white smoke-free flame eight to ten inches high, and are described as non dangerous with no odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M Ray Replaces Radium in Medical Practice
British surgeon Sir Thomas Parkincox, consulting physician to the American hospital for English soldiers and adviser to Prime Minister Lloyd George, says radium is not effective and may be dangerous. He favors X rays as the superior treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parkincox
Lloyd George
Church Vessels Stolen From Russian Church in Paris
A set of silver vessels with precious stones, gifts of the Russian Imperial family, was stolen from a Russian church on Rue Darme in Paris. Thieves forced open the cabinet and may have hidden in the cellar during service, valuing both commercial and intrinsic worth.
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Rue Darme
Paris
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Cheyenne
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Heber City
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Ernest Daniels
Midway Cemetery
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F. C. Palmer Hayes
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L. A. McGhee
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Fred M. Nya
Richard Conoly
Dodder Machine
Pussyfoot" Johnson
E. W. Howe
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Enterprise
Trick
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