The Governors Convention Report From Duchesne
The piece notes the governors' convention, led by Governor Dern, plans to meet in Salt Lake City next year with Dern given authority to set the date. It mentions debates over prohibition and crime, and a lighthearted tradition about drinks affecting talks among North and South Carolina governors, ending with a call to show Utah as a hospitable state.
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Connecticut
Dern
South Carolina
North Olity
Hoover
Belley
United States
North
North Caroline
Utah
Nonsense Words Surface in Odd Historical Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text presents quirky or garbled phrases about religious texts and names, referencing the Mohmedans, St Pauls dome, Duck, Greeks, Apollo, Shakespeare at Windsor, and other misread items. The readable content shows no coherent event or clear narrative.
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St. Paul's
Eiplit
Apollo Wu
Sheakespeare
Windsor
Duchesne County Board of Education Seeks Bus Contract Bids
The Clerk invites bids by August 65 1929 for contracts to furnish and equip automobiles to transport school children on routes including Duchesne Duchesne Strawberry Myton Hartford Roosevelt Cove Basin and Dry Gulch Cedarview. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. DUCHESNE COUNTY SCHOOLDISTRICT C MICKELSON Clerk
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Duchesne County Board of Education
Duchesne
Myton
Hartford
Roosevelt-Cove-Basin
Roosevelt Cove
Dry Gulch
Roosevel
Crevent
Cedarview
Duchesne County
Indian Foodways Across North American Tribes
Detroit News describes Native American diets varying by region from meat heavy in the north to plant based in the south coast groups. It notes women as skilled cooks, storage methods, drying and freezing techniques, and use of wild game, tubers, seeds, and flavoring through evaporation and natural crystals.
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Walt
Detroit News
Fortune Lessons On Talent And The First American Flag
A Sunday tale compares talent growth to a boy earning 20 cents while another gains nothing. The piece then recounts the 1775 American flag committee under Benjamin Franklin and the Cambridge camp flag later known as the Grand Union, designed by Washington and hoisted by John Paul Jones, symbolizing colonial protest and unity with 13 stripes and crosses in the blue canton.
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George Bos
Jimmy
Benjamin Pranklin
United Colonies
Worhington
Cambridge
John Paul Jones
Engliahmen
Congress
Urand Union
Washington
Little Change in Scales at the Science Museum
A display in the Science Museum South Kensington contrasts ancient weighing devices with modern scales. A Roman steelyard identical to a present day model was shown beside nickel and enamel scales with colored dials. Leonardo da Vinci designed a self indicating machine on the same principle.
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Egypt
Science Imuseum
South Kensington
London
Leonardo da Vinci
Flemish Weavers Craft Roots of English Wool Trade
The text traces Flemish premiss weavers to England under Henry I in Wem, noting continued arrivals after that period. Edward II offered rights to Flemish migrants who taught English trades. In the 16th century religious strife spurred emigration, with Flemish weavers helping launch the English woolen industry.
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England
Henry I
Daily Thought on Self Overcoming and Struggle
Fragmentary reflection urging self progress over rivals and personal triumph over inner temptations. Emphasizes breaking personal records, enduring trials, and steady effort to improve beyond yesterday. Mentions universal struggle and resilience under tough conditions.
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Johnny
Dad
Gro, C. Kobl
Star Coup
Fordson Tractor
Oakland Touring
Ford Tudor
American Legion and Auxiliary Duchesne
Durren
Bowers
J. A. Hollenbeck
Hdstor
Thevernors' Convention
L. A. Hellenbeck
Governors’ Convention
GC. C. Mickelson
Clork
Ansible
Bubeok
Cozy Theatre
Bebe Daniels
Our Gang
International News
Clara
Ted
Devon
Diamond Mester
Bent Legal
the Duchesne Courier
Geo. S. Bowers
Roosevelt State Bank
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