Pioneer Day Celebrated With Local Program and Baseball Victory
Pioneer Day events included a revised program led by E H Davis Jr substituting for Wim Southwick. The highlight was Sarah the old squaw recalling Weber canyon pioneers. Afternoon visitors attended Murdock's resort for sports and a baseball game where the single men won. Evening ball followed.
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Wim. Southwick
E. H. Davis, Jr
Sarah
Weber Canyon
Murdock
Sheep Shearers Return From Wyoming and Montana
Hy rum Timothy arrives ahead of the group that left months ago to shear in Wyoming and Montana. They have clipped wool from 186000 sheep and expect a profitable return as wool prices rise. Sheep ranges are healthy and stockmasters hopeful. some areas use machines while others shear by hand.
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Hyrum Timothy
Aga van Guard
Wyoming
Montana
Susie Young
Cecil
Gates
Cuba
Wade
Hcle Beulah
Victam
Allen
Taylor
Fire Fiend Destroys Gonts Sheds and Hay
A Friday morning blaze in the southeastern town endangers Jos W Gonts correls and stacks. Firefighters and a bucket brigade save animals and nearby buildings while about 14 tons of hay and log sheds burn. insurers cover part of the loss.
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Uncle Sam
Aspark
Mr. Gonte
School community reports staffing and pupil counts in Lele district
The Lele district school center lists 472 boys and 462 girls, totaling 934 pupils. The 1930s style teacher roster shows principal George N. Child at 850 per year and several instructors with monthly or annual pay, including James M. Anderson, William T. Taylor, German B. Eligworth, Cora Bromley, Louise Hedquist, Ida Thurman, Mre. Hi. L. Baker, Alice Rich, Mre. E. J. Tayloy, and Lydia Rhettes.
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Lele
Cominog
George N . Child
James M. Anderson
William T. Taylor
German B. Eligworth
Cora Bromley
Louise Hedquist
Ida Thurman
Ida Thurman, Mre. Hi. L. Baker $50, Alice Rich #45, Mre. E. J. Tayloy
Lydia Rhettes
Washington trip memories of July visit to Capitol
A reader recounts a family journey to Washington in July. They travel by rail from Detroit to Windsor and Niagara Falls then city sightseeing including the Library of Congress, the Capitol, the Mall, the Zoological Park, Mount Vernon, and the Arsenal with notes on buildings, exhibits, and the navy yard. The author notes delays and interactions with Senator Cannon and a visit to the President, finishing with pride in citizenship.
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United States
Detroit
Windsor
Niagra Falls
Sa.m
Buffalo
Rochester
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
J. M. Kirkham
BE. J. Teylor
Hyace Dyhnball
Provo
Cannon
Tina
Senate
Hore
Library of Congress
Suletite
Gost
Washington
Potomac
8Th Street
Navy Yard
Tolay
Batthesip
T Capital
Agricultural Department
Zoological Park
Mount Vernon
Cink
Cheeiye
Cairp Alger
Uiae
Feta
Kirkham
New York
Republic
Sugar Beets and Industry Plans in Springheld Area
Local business men of Springheld cooperate with regional officials to develop beet industry in the locality. Mention of a Jesiago Planter, Torge Smith, spending days in American Fork Canyon.
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Suger Beer
Criteniiny Ob Cileagy
Springheld
Lasniere
Jiisiaog
Tiporge Smith Baa Leen
American Fork Canyon
Drowning Tragedy Near Payson Among Utah Lake Bathers
Lucy Kéevle 19 Emma Keeeged 16 Susie Keele 14 and Miss Bauer 17 of Payson with John Keele and Edward Keele drowned after a lake outing at Utah Lake. One body recovered by 10 p.m. and another by 2:30 a.m. as residents aided in the search. The families faced shock and grief, with community and a religious service at the Tabernacle following the tragedy.
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Lucy Kéevle
Emma
Susie Keele
Payson
Miss Bauer
Homansville Tintic
Utah Lake
John Keele
Edward Keele
Hasan
Wigon
Edward
Pfven
Miss Dever
Tabernacle
Leah
Mrs Rockwell Taken After Appendectomy Recovery
Mrs Rockwell, recently operated on for appendicitis, has been taken to Salt Lake for care.
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Mra
Rockwell
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