Christmas Season Reflections On Peace And Charity
The piece extols the approaching Christmas season noting its beauty, charitable spirit, and unity across faiths. It highlights Salvation Army efforts, aid for orphans and veterans, and prison inmates, urging gratitude for national progress and educational improvements while affirming peace and goodwill toward men.
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Macbeth
Birnam Wood
Dunsinane
Assalt
Salvation Army
Jesus
God
Masonic Order
America
Old-time Christmas Reflections On Gifts And Warmth
Nostalgic look at Christmas past cites homemade presents from grandmothers and aunts. Families recall mittens, cookies, and simple toys shaping holiday joy. The piece contrasts old dinners and church eve entertainments with modern conveniences and 1920s travel.
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Sophronia
Tom
Erie
Alger
Henry
Clive
India
Get Your Auto License Now Gunnison Appeal
Officials urge Gunnison motorists to apply early for next year’s auto license to avoid delays. Despite some response thousands may wait until the last day, risking inability to obtain licenses with instant service.
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Gunnison
Notice on Delinquent Motorists and License Plates
The article states delinquent motorists will be granted post January 1. None should be. The ame division has waited to issue licenses. If the public ignores the opportunity they will face arrest after the first of the year for carrying antiquated license plates.
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Ame
Vermont First To Prohibit Slavery
The Spirit of Early Vermont outlines how Vermont, named for the Green Mountains after a Windsor convention in 1777, formed a government in six days and enacted the first constitutional prohibition of slavery. The piece notes Vermont’s early independence and self preservation shaping its unique status in the Revolution.
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Vermont
Herbert H. Hines
Woodstock
National Republic
Dr. Hines
Great Britain
New Connecticut
Windsor
Pennsylvania
Green Mountains
Constitution House
William Penn
Hill once a Temple discovered in Java 1814
In 1814 the British discovered a site in Java called Phe Tho sind Buddhas marked as sacred for six centuries. The find challenged prior beliefs about regional artifacts and religious history.
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Java
Suel
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Gunnison Valley News
Utah
Congress
Stan State Pass Association
H. W. Cherry
Publisher
Finishay
Peter “Christiansen
Tunity
Gunnison Drug Co
Ines
Our
George’s Barber Shop
GE. S. Francis
R. C. Swalberg
F. A. Beck
Gunnison Valley Bank
Gunnison, Utah
C. M. Edwardsttorney
Gunnison Valley
Pbericaiee
Ouse
Kunz
Gunnison Valley Plumbing Co
C. G. Phelps
Centerfield
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