Lesson of Valley Forge Echoes in Hoover Memorial Day Address
The piece honors Valley Forge as a symbol of faith and fortitude during trials, praising President Hoover for highlighting the revolution’s darkest hour. It argues the valley’s example inspires American resilience, faith in institutions, and courage against adversity amid national reflection.
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Hoover
Memorial Day
Valley Forge
Valley Korce
Gethsemane
Washington
Humanity
Faerie
America
Matton
Unitedatales
Need More Boston Tea Parties
The May 9 issue of the Saturday Evening Post criticizes wasteful government spending and rising taxes. It argues public improvements create costly agencies, cites foreign examples, and urges fewer cocktail parties with more Boston style tea parties.
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Boston
England
Germany
Rusia
Myton Celebrates in-Town Visitors and School News
Myton residents welcomed J H Coltharp and W W Coltharp back from Whiterocks while A F Maxwell left for Park City. Uintah Survey plans move to new Myton quarters after July payday with the superintendent’s residence due soon. Opera house work resumes and targets July 4 completion. Local trips include Fred Hartle and Sam Hartle from Roosevelt, and Dick Ward from Post. Eight graders Lawrence Odekirk through Clee Martin passed exams. Inez Burnett ill with appendicitis. Dr Bjornson treated Mrs Mott seven miles above Duchesne. Ray Lee sold a team to Dr Bjornson. R L Rehm back from Quray gilsonite work. President Smart passed through to Salt Lake. H G Means to Salt Lake and Denver, returning around the 5th. Geo Pritchard moved barber shop. two bath tubs installed. W W Perry and wife return from honeymoon. Dr G T Kendall of Roosevelt visited, aiding in Spanish Fork car crash cases. Cora Babcock, Denver nurse, visiting and plans to locate here and file on homestead.
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J. H. Coltharp
W. W. Coltharp
Whiterocks
J. M. Coltharp
Tal
Maxwell
Park City
Myton
G. B. Cook
T. W. O'Donnell
Vernal
Opera House
Fred
Sam Hartle
Roosevelt
Lawrence Odekirk
Fred Todd
Rose Merinda
Maud Fontaine
Denzel Hemptil
Clee Martin
Dick Ward
Inez Burnett
Bjornson
Duchesne
Mott
Ray Lee
Dr. Bjornson
R. L. Rehm
Quray
National
Hydro-!ecardan Company
Smart
Salt ‘Lake
H. GC. Means
Baceiay
Salt Lake
Denver
Geo. Pritchard
Notel Myton
C. Perry
G. T. Kendall
Moosevelt
Spanish Fork
Cora Babcock
Best time to cut alfalfa questions answered
U.S. Department of Agriculture tests show cutting time affects quality little if alfalfa is cured properly in the swath before raking. Curing takes hours in the swath. windrow when cut in forenoon or early afternoon. in late afternoon rake next morning after dew dries. Do not eat hay until dew dries. rake while leaves are still tender. Overcured hay benefits from morning raking while dew is present to reduce leaf shatter.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Orval Dart Ships Lambs to Denver Market
Orval Dart of Myton shipped four truckloads of January and February lambs to the Denver Market. The lambs weigh between sixty and seventy pounds and were loaded in Price and consigned to the Denver market. White faced and black faced lambs were in the shipment.
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Orval Dart
Myton
Denver
U B L C Plans Bigger Expo With Leaders Named
The U B L C Executive Committee appointed Harold Lundell of Vernal as Exhibits Committee chair and Walter Atwood as assistant. Indoor baseball may replace outdoor games to boost participation. Postmasters meeting, program printing of five thousand sixteen page programs, and notable speakers including Governor Dern and university leaders are planned. Fort Douglas Military Band will rehearse for a pageant, with Boy Scout programs and banners funded for 1921. Roosevelt Stake to serve lunch during the Convention.
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Harold 30 Lundell
Vernal
Walter B. Atwood
Lundell
Atwood
Carl ‘Davis
Basin
Luke Clegg
Roosevelt
Clegg
Governor Dern
Pres
BH. OG. Peterson
Pres. Thomas
US. O. U
Maynard
University of Utah
Fort Douglas Miliary Band
A. A. Anderson
Roosevelt Stake
Calcium Chlorate for Weed Spraying in Duchesne County
County Commissioners and State Board of Agriculture offer calcium chlorate for spraying weeds at 60 cents per pound. Available at Peppard Seed plant in Roosevelt or at the County Agent's office in Duchesne. Theo Phillips of Roosevelt oversees dusting and spraying machines. guidance favors spray every two to four days to curb white top knapweed morning glory and other weeds.
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State Board of Agriculture
Duchesne County
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Theo, Phillips
Fruitland Defeats Strawberry 26 to 21 In Big Turnout
Fruitland traveled to Strawberry for a Sunday ball game winning 26 to 21 amid a large Fruitland turnout. Next Sunday Fruitland and Duchesne schedule a rematch. Local notes include Ford truck purchase by Bert Sweat and several visits to Salt Lake and Provo.
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Fruitland
Strawberry
Fruitland and
Duchesne
Bert Sweat
Moltn
Ile
Bryant Fork
Gilletta Ivie
Lucile Ivie
Lizzie Muir
al Muir
Salt Lake
Max Coons
Provo
Irma Stalling
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Moves in Region
Hanna E E Burr takes layoff and heads home on a trip to Emery county. Miss Leon Wilcken visits Provo. Jack Otomason trips to Salt Lake on business. David Smith travels to Royal Smiths Farm in Fruitland. Mr and Mrs Henry Dockslater occupy a Dela park cabin and plan more by June 15. C Van of Heber announces birth of two boys. Ed Thomas of Provo guests at Wadley ranch. Alden Turnbow heads south on mission. farewell program and dance noted. Petersons of Duchesne visit Hanna for lunch with the Whites. G H Anderson and Len Anderson arrive at Cottonwood ranch. wife and daughter visit relatives. Mrs Charles Lee visiting in Teber.
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E. E. Burr
Emery County
Leon Wilcken
Provo
Jack Otomason
Salt Lake
David Smith
Royal Smith's
C. van
Heber
Van
Ida Lee
Ed Thomas
Wadley Ranch
Alden Turnbow
Puesday
Turnbow
Peterson
Duchesne
Bert] White
G. H. Anderson
Len Anderson
Cottonwood Ranch
Charles Lee
Teber
Memorial Service for Rev S A Parker at Myton Church
Memorial service honors Rev S A Parker who died May 26 on a train to Pittsburg with a large audience at Myton Presbyterian Church. The program featured hymns prayers scripture readings solo performances and a sermon by Rev Donald Henry focusing on “A Soldier in the Service of God.”
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S. A. Parker
Presbyterian Church
Myton
8. A. Parker
Pittsburg
Penn
Mary Tingley
Dart
Verland Evans
Viollo
Donald Henry
Miss Tingley
Henry
Gal
Duchesne 20 Years Ago Mosquitoes and Moveable Menace
The text reports on Duchesne area life with weather easing mosquitoes increasing. Wool haulers move fleece from starvation corrals to Heber. many teams from Heber. Meadows hearing at Myton last week caused excitement and mutual admiration among attendees. Memorial day observed by cemetery visits. Local movers include Paul Cluff relocating to Indian Canyon, Dan Powell freighting between Duchesne and Colton, and John Grant from American Fork. A travelling show killed at the opera house. Thomas Woolstenhulme and wife visiting Kamas. Lower cut-off and foot bridge issues. Editor E. H. Wood on Michael’s Island may face high water trouble. locals plan biscuit drops if he is marooned.
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Heber
Duchesne
Mfyton
Pnion
Paul Cluff
Inidian Canon
Dan Powell
Colton
Mr. Smith
John Grant
American Fork
James Grant
Thos
Woolstenhulme
Kamas
H. Wood
Michaels Island
Asa
Spray Your Cows Fly Repellent Guide for Dairymen
County Extension Agent urges dairymen to manage fly annoyance to cut costs as dairy prices are low. Before milking, spray cows in darkened barns with approved repellents, including a home mix of Napthalene flakes kerosene and crankcase oil. Use sparingly and eliminate manure accumulations to reduce fly breeding and protect profits.
A New Milestone for Civilization in Rural Electrification
The article predicts a major leap as one million farms will soon gain electric service. It outlines construction of 890000 miles of rural lines at a cost of 3600 million and substantial spend on equipment and facilities, with further details continued on page 4.
Helper Day planned for June celebration across valley
A big community event named Helper Day is planned for Thursday June 25 with free activities including a Helper Uintah Basin baseball game water sports swimming games band concerts a barbecue parade and a carnival street dance. Caravans of residents and business people will visit Castle Gate Toolapp Spring Canyon Gordon Creek Kenilworth Martin Setner Spring Glen Duchesne Myton Vernal Roosevelt inviting neighbors and advertising the event.
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Viclades
Helper
Heber City
Castle Gate
Toolapp
Spring Canyon
Gordon Creek
Kenilworth
Martin
Setner
Spring Glen
Duchesne
Myton
Vernal
Roosevelt
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanising
P. Street
F. P. Fisheria
Baseball and Barribeque
W. H. Wardell
T. A. Nilson
R. J. Vaughan
B. J. ¥Ieta
B. P. W. Club
Ruth Metz
Breaking Down Process Threatens Law Respect Says Portland Mayor
Portland Oregon mayor George L Baker in New York City argues enforcement of prohibition laws strains authorities and sparks law breaking. He warns overreaching legislation erodes character and boosts violations, citing fears of private gun ownership limits. The piece notes Board of Education salaries reduced under a new law.
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George L. Baker
Portland
Oregon
New York City
Taker
Antigua
Board of Education
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Saturday Evening Post
United States
U.B
Meads
Hanna
Nyton Community Church
County
Helper Times
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