Leeton Bennettti M L A Reorganized and Community News
Sunday evening the M L A was reorganized with Joseph Price resigning as president and Joseph Evans chosen to succeed him. Mrs Sydney Brighton resigned as president of the young ladies and Edith Anred was elected president. The stake officers were present and spoke on Mutual Improvement work. Mrs John Hall and daughter visited at Lapoint. Alma A Smith sold two town lots to Nelson R Lewis. Road work between Leeton and Bennett progressed with county paying half the expense. Elina Cooner left for Vernal to attend high school. Schoolhouse preparations and the janitor’s setup continued for the term starting the 18th. Elisha Bryant and son Tloyd are buying farm machinery in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeton-Bennetti
Dmcers
Woolf
Evans
John Hall
Leeton
Lapoint
Parley H. Lambert
Alma A. Smith
Nelson R. Lewis
Bennett
Elina Cooner
Vernal
Elisha Bryant
Tloyd
Roosevelt
Jensen Farewell Party for Moving Family in Cedar
Local notes from Cedar report a Wednesday farewell for Lars Jensen and spouse as they relocate. Multiple家庭 updates include illnesses, new babies, visits, road and seed plant news, school plans, and regional travel.
Porter dies after illness at Park City home community mourns
William J Porter died on the 10th after a long illness. His wife Mercy Gill Porter and three children Irene Willie and Mildred survive along with several sisters. The Porters lived here about four years and funeral plans point to Park City. George Bird Mrs Milton Jones and Herald Gill traveled to attend. Others relocate for visits and summer schooling nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Porter
George Bird
Hot Springs
Idaho
Park City
Hii
Mercy Gill Porter
Irene Willie
Mildred
Milton Jones
Herald Gill
Albert Gilbert
Joseph Shanks
Utah
Eliza J. Gilbert
Ollie Peterson
Salt Lake
Ars
Emery Neilson
Frank Holgate
Knight Camp
J. T. Murdock
Tommy Lloyd
Floyd Jinking
Vera Holgate
Willie
Myrtis Musser
Ogden
Grantsville
Antone Louee i Dance Benefits Sunday School
Sunday school event draw large audience and raised 8.60 for the Sunday school. Local residents include Mr Artie Lance Mrs James Birch Mrs Glenn Shaw and Geo Dean family. Toni McCourt travels to Indian Canyon for weeks. J P Christensen accompanies daughter Bertha to Pleasant for school. Tom James visits the ranch on business. Farmers report good seed and seed trips. Beulah and Rena Lumpkin head to Salt Lake for high school this winter.
Miss Mabel Powell Hosts Visitors in Tiny Town
Miss Mabel Powell entertained a number of her friends Tuesday evening at the Suh. A very enjoyable time was spent with refreshments served. Mrs. James Crystal and family left for American Fork, and Mrs. Alice Johnston has been visiting Alttanah with her father Mr. David Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Whiterocks
Charles Chidister
Storrs
Ellen Turgess
A. Chidster
L. Chidester
Jerry Clark
Bishop
Peter
I. Ackland
Alphonso
Colorado Springs
Mamie Timothy
Wamsley
Vernal
Mabel Powell
James Crystal
American Fork
Alrs
Alice’ Johnston
David Thompson
Trovily
Talmage Community Notes and Local Visits
Mr Herbert Lang of Utah was a home missionary last Sunday and gave an interesting talk. Miss Laveda Draper visited Miss Clara Clement. Mrs Sarah E. Davis and daughter Iva Rust visited in Utah Sunday at Mrs Fenton Keel's home. Joseph Draper and Joseph Jozsa toured the Draper saw mill for lumber. Grace Thompson hosted a party for her twelfth birthday with Blanch Anderson Leah Beckstead Naoma Draper Wanda Clement Florence McDonald Grace Shelton. Lagrand Jolley, Florence Munsey, Quince Jolly visited Miss Elma Jensen. Talmage will have a ninth grade this year with Bishop Austin G Burton as teacher. Thomas Draper visited his parents. Lewis Edwards and daughters Chell and Ilez, Agnes Kenison, Norma Beckstead went to Duchesne for dental work. Wayne and Claud McDonald visited friend Doylé Winterton. Lorenzo Thompson went to Boneta for a dance. J P Burton went to Salt Lake for supplies for the Duchesne igrist mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage Rr
Herbert Lang
Utahn
Laveda Draper
Clara Clement
Sarah EE. Davis
Iva Rust
Fenton Keel
Joseph Draper
Joseph Jozsa
Draper
Grace Thompson
Blanch Anderson
Leah Beckstead
Naoma Draper
Wanda Clement
Florence McDonald
Grace Shelton
Lagrand Jolley
Florence Munsey
Quince Jolly
Elma Jensen
Talmage
Thomas Draper
Joseph. Draper
Lewis Edwards
Chell and
Ilez
Agnes Kenison
Norma Beckstead
Duchesne
Wayne
Claud McDonald
Doylé Winterton
Lorenzo’ Thompson
Boneta
J. P. Burton
Salt Lake
Duchesneigrist
Neola News Notes On Families Moving For Winter
The Green family heads to Salt Lake for the winter while William T Green stays for fall farm work. A. M. Lyman moves part of his family to Provo for schooling with Cynthia and Geneva to attend the University of Utah. Neola prepares for a ninth grade with H Leroy Morrill and Mrs Morrill teaching. Wanda Jensen of Vernal joins as teacher. Morley Jones returns from Provo with peaches. Melba Gardner of Hayden visits Miss Mazella Jensen. Kenneth Allred leaves for Price to attend high school. A party at Miss Jensen's hosts Erma Warren Bernice Gardner Melba Gardner Le Grande Gardner Glen Murdock Russell White Leonor Gardner Jake Christensen and family, who plan to settle here. A number of youths hoped to attend Vernal college but none this winter. Miss Matilda Wilkerson goes to Vernal for a business course at Uintah Academy. Bell Telephone installs phones on Neola’s east side. A farewell party Monday honors families leaving for winter. Mr Lavar Kissell departs for Storrs to study while Vera Hales returns home.
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J. A. Judy
Price
Duchesne
Colorado
William Preece
Uintah County
Carbon County
A. B. Parton
U. S. Gological Survey
James Allred
Price-News Advocate Force
Cedarview
Deep Creek
Strawberry Reservoir
Walter Sands
Castlegate
Saurts
California
Old Town
Ralph Winkler
Myton
Wm. T. Green
Salt Lake
Vernal
Morley Jones
iProvo
Melba Gardner
Hayden
Mazella Jensen
Kenneth Allred
Erma Warren
Bernice Gardner
le Grande Gardner
Glen Murdock
Russell White
Leonor Gardner
Jake Christensen
Neola
6Vernal
Missatilda Wilkerson
Uintah Academy
Bell Telephone Company
Lavar Kissell
Jeft
Storrs
Vera Hales
Local Notes From Upalco Area Community
Mrs Christy Anderson improves after a week of illness. Redford of Talmage attended Sacrament meeting Sunday with his daughters. J M Pitt party returns from Vernal. Velva Eskelson of St Duchesne came back. J H Moon and Cland forge Jare at Duchesne for court. Lorenzo Pitt Ambros Parley Mitchell travel to Provo after fruit. Boneta band concert Friday night. Upalco residents busy with canning harvest. A birthday and farewell for Mr Ivan Morrell at George Evans home. Mrs Morrell leaves after summer bee work. Mitchell threshing machine moving toward Upalco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Anderson
Redford
Talmage
J. M. Pitt
Vernal
Velva Eskelson
St. Duchesne
J. H. Moon
Duchesne
Lorenzo Pitt
Ambros
Parley Mitchell
Provo
Apaico
Canning
Pickering
Ivan Morrell
George Evans
Myton party members at Vernal lecture and watermelon dusting
The group listed as Mytonites including Air and Mrs Alfred J Charles and others joined the party at Vernal. After the lecture a large watermelon dusting occurred on the Preece lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Alfred J. Charles
Claire Preece
C. Wilson
Alice Todd
Will M. Preece
C. C. Jacobs
Fred Burger
Paul Hammock
Cook
William Preece
Vernal
Preece
FAGEWELL: PARTY FOR ROY WAHLQUIST SENDOFF
Last Thursday night in Myton ward a farewell party for Roy Wahlquist was held with friends and neighbors. The event featured a program including songs, readings, duets by Ruby and Florence Belliston and Mrs. Ralph Belliston, and remarks by several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton Ward House
Roy Wahlquist
Ali
Sainis
I. W. Edekirk
Ruby
Florence Belliston
Readig
Warold Eldredge
Fred Musser
Ralph Belliston
J. Edgar Holder
Maude Dulaney
Bishon
J. Wahlquist
Commercial Club Elects New Secretary and Board Members
Bliss Lott was elected secretary and Jos N Cooper a member of the board of governors to fill the vacancy from B L Dart’s death. Dues reduced to 3 dollars yearly, payable in advance. Names of good standing to be posted in club rooms. Town board invited to monthly meetings in club rooms. citizens invited. Road work between Myton and Duchesne to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Lott
Jos. N. Cooper
Board of Governors
B. L. Dart
Wes Thomas Returns Home After Mann Act Case
Wes Thomas of Roosevelt, jailed in Salt Lake on Mann Act charges, passed through Myton this week en route to his father-in-law’s home where his wife and children have been since his elopement with Tessie Sands. If he reconciles with his wife he may escape penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Thomas
Roosevelt
Salt Lake
Myton
Tessie Sands
Time Is 55:55 Says Fisherman On Pier
A mischievous exchange on the pier ends with the elderly fisherman telling Little Teddie that time comes at B:55. The boy insists it is fun to hear the whiskers wobble as he repeats 55:55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddie
Rascar
In the Air Ford for President Boom Proves a Blowout
A lighthearted note in Life magazine quips that the anticipated Ford presidential surge was merely a blown-out rumor, suggesting the public mood did not rise to expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Alfalfa Delivery and Seed Processing Update
Farmers report the first alfalfa delivered to Weston Market, with a clean trade noted. A new corn and seed processing plant to start October first, with finishing near the railroad and 2,000,000 floor space prepared. Seed yields expected around 16 bushels per acre in local areas, prices not yet announced but likely higher than last year due to short supplies in several states.
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Weston @tialers
Miton
Fred Burger
Ed Burgeney
James McAffee
Ford Jochen
Weg Tepla
Arizona
California
Toy
Colorado
Idaho
Nong statesman interview columns noted in Yeg exchange
A fragment from the Louiskyj Journal shows a dialog about interviewing a statesman. The exchange includes terse lines from the characters Yeg and others. The readable text hints at efforts to gather insights but lacks substantive quotes or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Statesman
Louiskyj Journal
Keeping Dark Honst Responds On Politics
Fragmentary quotation from a 19th or early 20th century dialogue notes a man and his wife discussing politics. The text appears as a brief conversational snippet without clear context or event. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are provided.
Trouble Ahem The Time Has Come Ab Must Either Float A Bit Alone
A stray, fragment tone hints at a life theme about independence and drifting apart. The line suggests a moment of decision where one must drift solo rather than stay tied to a sinking bond. The voice carries a cautionary, reflective mood.
Fossil Discoveries Highlight Dinosaur Lecture in Vernal
A detailed report of recent fossil finds near Lakefork Bridge shows a Myton area dinosaur named otitanotherium with two nose horns weighing about 3000 pounds. Carnegie Museum scientists Peterson Douglass Coggeshall presented slides and a Vernal Vogue Theater lecture detailing the Jurassic age bones, tropical flora, and related fauna with plans for further field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .Peterson
Carnegie Museum
Afr. Peterson
Earl Douglass Pe S. Coggeshall
Don Felter Taugt
Lakefork Bridge
Myton
Loncate
Jenson
Professor Peterson
Museum of Naturalist
New York City
Randred
Peterson
Uintah Reservation
Ranta
Henry Osborn
Museum
New York
Mg Hey
Cleveland
Paterson
Coggeshall
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Uiitah
Lars Jensen
Emma Powell
Dallas Burton
Samuel Summarell
Fenton Allred
MT. Homt
D. B. Farnsworth
Stevenson Cash
Aryss Jobe
Otis Mechant
Edgar Miles
Bert Jenson
Rock Creek
Bishop Oscar Wilkins
Pearl McIntire
Oscar Wilkins
MecIntire
Canada
Rooseevelt
Acel Wimmer
Randlettia
Misa Kathleen Richards
Boston
W. J. Hawes
Prove
Miss Camfield
Lo Salt Lake
M. Brennan
St. Duchesner
Fred Dixon
T. Rice
Vernons
du Laney
Roland Krebs
James Nelson
Bert Pack
Kanigas
Mr. Jensen
Western Seed Marketing Company
Fortie Melody Six
Pice
Mr. Burger
George H. Tingley
Glenwood
Tingley
Overland
First National Bank
Committee On Committees
Goon
Sikce
Frost! J
Jack Calvert
Lila
Ole Paterson
Bertie Dart
Gus Johnson
Johnsons
Malad
Mr. Johnson
John L. Johnson
Harold Tuttle
Sarah Martin
C. C
Theodore
Ted”) Thomas
St. Joseph
Lenore Winterfield
Harold Dubendorff
Oklahoma City
Dubendorff
Maude Martin du Langy
I. R. Tuttle
Loka Sand
Presbyterian
Emil Nyman
Carl
Fritz
Helper
Iuuits
Ferron
Soldier Summit
H. C. Means Investnetompany
Zowe-Dorff Ranch
Myton Bench
Grand Junction
James H. Wate l
Uintah
William H.siddaway
Siddaway
Glenn
Glennwoods
Duchesne County
Baril House
Paul
Lammock
Uin= tah Indian Project
E. M. Jones
Joseph WN. Cooper
R. E. Miller
H. C G. Ward
J. D. Beavers
John Ki. Bullock
Jensen Quarry
State House
Douglass
Jensen
Arcadia
Alionail Boee
Trdell
Upalco Wa
Fagewell
Commercial Club
Wes” Thomas Free
Ixteen Bushiels
Aen
Mearketing Company
Nong
Otitanotherium
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