Uintah Basin Correspondence Bridges Family News
Local notes report visits and travels among residents. James Birch Jr and wife, Arvin Beal’s wife, Art Lance, Tom Jones, and many others are tied to mines, visits in Duchesne, Arcadia, and Apalo, with Pioneer day celebrations, a Towneball game 6 to 2, and camp activities in Unita canyon. The Neola Boy Scouts excel in races, and social gatherings include parties with games, music, and dancing. Elizabeth Knight and Earl depart for Payson and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Glines
Thomas Smith
Roosevelt
Ida
Winnie Potter
Untah Canyon
Stake Camp
Neola
Barbara Smithson
Price
Wedding Bells Ring at Altonah and Community News
July twenty wedding bells rang for Romalo Rees and Milan Rogers at Altonah. People visit Salt Lake homes, a railroad strike, injuries, travel to Idaho, Yellowstone plans, and local gatherings are noted with names like Laura Fullmer Parley Miller and Maxwells.
Midview Day Celebrations Include Bull Ride Victory
The 24th celebration featured an 11 o'clock program and a children's dance after lunch. Carl Ross of Price rode the Will, a 4 year old, winning a 2650 cash prize after a thrown first ride. Other notes include accidents, school, and local fishing trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ross
Price
Doyle Christensen
Ross
Marion Felter
Carl Snnss
Guy Smith
John Smith
Myton
Wm. Richardson
Logan
Dan
Paul
Marion Feller
Jay Myers
Yellowstone
Michael
McAfee
Duchesne River
Mountain Home News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Last Wednesday Mrs Bert Jone sen hosted a quilting party for Mrs George Stott Mrs Ernest Mitchell Mrs J OT Rowley Mrs Warren Mecham Mrs David Housekeeper Mrs Lucius Miles Mrs Edgar Miles Mrs Lester Akelund and Mrs B B Mecham A dinner followed and the day ended pleasantly Nearby Sutherland and wife visited Mountain Home to help operate on several children including D B Parnsworth Ruben Withkins BP B Walker E F Palmer and Brig Stevenson taking out tonsils and adenoids The children are improving Myron Lyong in Vernal is improving slowly Mr H A Pace and family traveled to Price to spend the 24th with his relatives The 34th was celebrated here yesterday with a dance and sports for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jonesen
George Stott
Ernest Mitchell
J. OT. Rowley
Warren Mecham
David
Lucius Miles
Edgar Miles
Lester Akelund
B. B. Mecham
Sutherland
D. B Parnsworth
Ruben Withkins
BP. B
Walker
E. F. Palmer
Brig
Stevenson
Bert Jensen
Salt Lake
Myron Lyong
Vernal
Myton State Bank
Roy Wahlquist
Clark Elmecr
Randigl
Crown King
Arizona
Myton
W. H. Gagan, Jr
Will Jennings
Indian Beach
R. E. Waugh
Wauzd
D. S
Ward
Ireland
C. B. Cook
Price
Duchesne
Pries
Blue Cut
Castlegate
Ashley Bartlett
Jacob Hankey
Myton Beach
Will Woodard
John
Woodard
Keith Wahlquist
Suimmier School
University of Utah
A. BP
Maxwell
Maeser
Roosevelt
Déedbson
Hos
Uintah Electric
Uintah Power & Light Company
Akefork
Newton
South Dakota
Fitzsimmons
Colorado
Ploud Lamb
Glenn Shaw
Birchell Stewart
Park City
Anna McCoy
Winter AM. MecCoy
McCoy
Lynn Strong
Uintah Telephone Company
J. Rex Miller
Eastern Utah Telephone Company
Bank Hall
J. M. Martin
I. R. Tuttle
Wm. Zone
Will Koehler
L. Cook
Georg E. Philipps
Duchesne County
Justus H. Cline
Basin
Wyoming
New York
Jules Benbow
Cline
Colorado Springs
Alonzo Brinkerhoff
C. W. Caldwell
Allonah
Emery County
Taylor
Donald Wall
Ogden
Rex M. Kelly
Mable France
Mr. Kelly
T. Beggs
Fowl
Beggs
H. K. Palmer
Kelly
Miss France
Jensen
Earl Douglas
Verlope
Joseph Tullis
Jimmie Egan
Lawrence Pack
Jed Wardle
Theodore Thomas
Ellery Grant
Noral Warren
Price-Vernal U. S. Mail Service
Fish Jake
Frank L. Buckie
Ephraim-Orangevill
JW. J. Leftin
Joplin
Betty
Leftin
Whittemore
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Unclear OCR item about Neola residents and travel
Fragmented notice mentions Mr and Mrs Victor Horro, Deot, Harold Crozier, Telluride Colorado, and a planned return this week. The text is garbled with stray phrases and missing context, preventing a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Horro
Sait
Thei Neola
Harold Crozier
Telluride
Colorado
Ake
Pruitland UF Reop and Salt Lake Trips Reported
Pruitland UF Reop J Changy J Carey traveled to Salt Lake last week and drove home a Ford touring car with R J Milter from Myton. They faced car trouble and camped in Strawberry valley. Otto Bilgen went to Duchesne for Dr Cresswell to treat a broken collar bone. The Fisher family and relatives took a trip to Salt Lake returning Monday. Weather: it was hot in Salt Lake. Upper Red Creek ditch broke but repaired and water running. A heavy rain Saturday night aided west crops but spoiled the day for ground condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changy
L. Carey
Salt Lake
R. 3
Milter
Myton
Strawberry Valley
Otto Bilgen
Duchesne
Dr. Cresswell
Cr. W. Fisher
Clinton
Stella Jean
Heber
Chan
Aself
Red Creek
Myton residents hear plans for Labor Day celebration
The Myton community anticipates a big Labor Day event as local activities and speeches unfold. Notables including Charles Colton of Lapolut report Myton’s forthcoming celebration, with multiple town figures visiting Price on business and locals sharing updates on banks, roads, and local enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton
Charles Colton
Lapolut
Price
Local Club Attendees Listed With Refreshments
The gathering included Cath erine Wook Edith Ewing Anna unt Sarai Martin Laverne Wheeler Hazel Smith Laura Dennis Lavolette Ewing Jennie Herring Millie Stewart Lyman Thomson Harva Thomas Lyonal Brown Aston Adams Doyle Brown Floyd Draner Stanley Hardy Edward Zirker Lawrence Zirker Richard Broome Lotus Fisher Will Hook Noel Dennis. Lunch offered sandwiches salad pickles cake ice cream nuts candy lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Club
Catherine Wook
Edith Ewing
Annaunt
Sarai Martin
Laverne Wheeler
Hazel Smith
Laura Dennis
Lavolette Ewing
Jennie Herring
Millie Stewart
Lyman Thomson
Harva Thomas
Lyonal Brown
Aston Adams
Doyle Brown
Floyd Draner
Stanley Hardy
Edward Zirker
Lawrence Zirker
Richard Broome
Lotus Fisher
Will Hook
Noel Dennis
Myton Canal Plan Set for August Vote
A. Strain of Uintah Basin Construction lays out work for the South Myton Canal project pending stockholder approval on August 5. The proposed expenditure is about $40,000 and will commence if favored by investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Strain
Uintah Basin Construction Company
Myton Canal & Irrigation Company
Waters' Blackbirds and Uintah Basin Circus Attract Crowds
John E.F. Waters of North Myton reports a flock of black birds on his property consuming many grasshoppers daily. The Notinson Brothers circus tours the Uintah basin with 600 people attending the Myton baseball park show last night. the performance was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EF. Waters
North
Myton Beach
Notinson Brothers Circus
Uintah Basin
Myton
Plant to Locate New Alfalfa Seed Cleaning Plant in Myton
Word arrives that another alfalfa seed cleaning plant will be located in Myton. No further details are available at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton
Five Boys Now At Peterson Home No Daughters
Bive Boxs Phore is introduced as the fifth son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Peterson. The passage notes that there are no girls in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phore
N. L. Peterson
Tis
Dart returns from California improved health
L. Dart arrives from California where he went to recuperate and reports feeling much improved. Bertie and Alva greet him at Salt Lake. Miss Agness Beavers and Miss Alaska Ostergard accompany, with Beavers set to return immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GB. L. Dart
California
Bertie
Alva
Salt Lake
Miss Agness Beavers
U. of U
Miss Alaska Ostergard
Miss Beavers
Grandfather Tests Robert With Bee Moral
A six year old named Robert goes to the movies with his grandfather. After viewing Aesop's Film Fables they discuss the lesson of the busy bee. Robert answers that the moral is not to get stung, illustrating his quick wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Iere
Omission criticizes incomplete collection in Kansas City Star
A visitor laments missing items in a natural history display. The dialogue jokes about air and the “fly in the ointment” as a symbol of disappointing expectations, while the Kansas City Star reflects on poetic gloom and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural History Rooms
Infallible Signs Lesson With Miss Cross
Infallible Signs presents a scene where Miss Cross, the new governess, asks John how far he has studied Snegfish history. John answers with a cheeky line about his history book being dirty as they begin their first lesson with sundry sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Miss Cross
Conversation on Buddle of Fours and a Lend
Fragmentary dialogue shows Jones discussing a five dollar loan and skepticism about repayment. The talk includes slang about a buddle of fours and a stray joke about a bird swallowing a ten penny nail and coughing up corks. Details are unclear and not fully coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Jones—Straleht
Circumstantial Evidence in Bingville Board Sessions
The Bingville board of Selectnon held many sessions and rated auto laws in Wag county. A persistent tone shows officials confronting violators while locals discuss who among them is charged, reflecting a panel’s cautious handling of statutes and enforcement in a small county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingville Board of Selectnon
American Legion Weekly
Best of Humor Bits From Old Columns and Jests
A collage of light quips and mock dialogue from periodical humor sections. Bits include playful exchanges about films subtitles, spelling trends, and inside jokes. Notes poke at language, manners, and social quirks with cartoonish lines and punchy one-liners.
Fragmentary overheard exchange at shop counter
The snippet shows a truncated dialogue about letters and envelopes with a flustered speaker and a question about love letters, suggesting a domestic or sentimental scene in a shop setting. Names, places, or clear actions are not provided in the readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Birch, Jr
Winquarters
Jamines Birch
Arvin Beal
Kennelworth
Art Lance
Scafield
Lowell Brady
Tom Jones
Marion Mitchell
Bennett
Katie McCune
Mitchell
Mary Lance
Jane Birch
Elias Brady
Orabell
Loran Brady
D. Barker
C. Jensen
George C. Dean
Cs SS
J. J. Evans
C. A., Evans
Apaleo
Thomas M. Gilbert
F. M. Ross
Marion Frank
Willie
Wells
Arcadia
Wm. H. Sayers
Olve
Alce
Tooele
Gladys Shields
Frank Webster
Apalco - As
5. I. Murphy
Josaph Dudley
Dudley
John T. Moon
Katie Pitt
J. T. Moon
Mt. Emmons
Marvell Meritt
Elizabeth Knight
Earl
Payson
Altonah
Laura Fullmer
Twion Falls
Idella
Parley Miller
Louise Prows
Altonal
Romalo Rees
D. J. Rees
Milan Rogers
Rufus Rogers
Sarah Walker
Salt Lakes
A. F. Maxwell
Luzzette
Snyder
Johnny Merrick
Lionel Merrick
James A. Dawson
Whitmore
Asa Snyder
Alonzo Binkerhoff
W. Caldwell
Brinkerhoff
Leo Hanson
Maxwell Boys
Francis Shelton
Alex Crystal
Charles Garton
Ioha
Idaho
Carl Nelson
Fred Pack
Nelson
Austin Pack
P. C. Johnson
Chas. Iorg
Robert Krebs
Mrodney
John Benson
Bishop
J. Benson
Geneve Johnson
S. H. WY. Club
Randolph Jensen
Devon ‘Gentry
Walter Baird
George Evans
Orvil Dart
Wm. Jenson
Yellowstone Park
Gertrude
Christeena Iiardman
Mountain Home
H. A. Pace
Reeb Neola A, He Am
Pruitland
Myton Leaf
Uintah Mountains
King's Peak
Utah
Cain Oil Company
Houston
Texas
South Myton
South Myton Beach
J. A. Crockett
Price Sun
Myton Canal
Waters
Circus
BACH
Fred
Chicago Tribune
Sutgy Phy
Nuttin
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tommy
Louisville Courter-Tournat
Dottie
Ham Age-Herald
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