Brigham Young and the Valley of the Mountains
A Salt Lake Times editorial praises a hidden Utah valley chosen by Brigham Young for homes, notes its isolation from realtors and media, and highlights security from natural and wartime air threats. It invokes Wolf Creek summit memorials to Japanese airman and argues divine guidance aided the choice.
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California fed steer tops LA Union Stockyards at 10.75
A sole California fed steer set a new top for the year at the Los Angeles Union Stockyards selling for 10.75 per cwt. Bred by Peter Friis of Hollister and fed by California Polytechnic Institute students in San Jose, the steer highlights a shift toward cow and calf production by California range operators. The feat also honors agricultural education as students topped the market under faculty guidance, countering criticism that 4-H and FFA programs overly emphasize show stock rather than practical commercial feeding. The article notes a statewide trend to calves for higher quality beef while acknowledging ongoing imports to supplement ranches unable to maintain cow herds year round.
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Hollister
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Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
West
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Gems of Thought on Simplicity and Greatness
A compact compilation of aphorisms on simplicity from Steele Hazlitt Hazlitt Mary Baker Eddy Martineau Emerson and Pope. It links simplicity with character greatness and moral insight across authors and eras. The piece echoes how plain living and clear thinking are valued in literature and philosophy.
Polite Youth and the Penny for Bundles
A playful exchange shows a boy asked what to say to a lady who gave him a penny for carrying her bundles. The dialogue shifts to a classroom scene where Tommy answers a question about cowhide and a convalescent, defined as a patient still alive, in a light humorous tone.
Grandfather Offered a Steed in Lingla Deal
A fragment recalls a grandfather offered the ste if SS Lingla for a horse. Getel recalls asking why he declined. He says the horse stayed with him, a proud answer to a curious question.
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Morse
Lingla
Getel
Golden Test at Salford Sunday Service Ends in Prayer
Christian Science meeting at Salford Sunday features scripture from Jeremiah and Job with readings from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The service emphasizes monotheism and the supremacy of God, contrasting opposing powers with divine truth.
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Loesty Ghuer
Crea
Lesronsernon
Salford
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Beautiful Picture at Dance Ends in Bitter Banter
A district scene at a dance showcases a boastful man pursuing the new school teacher. He proclaims a “beautiful picture” of her, she retorts with pointed humor about his pretensions. Their exchange highlights social tensions and wit amid local gatherings.
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Jelly
When I go slumming two guides show me sights
A quip contrasts two approaches to urban exploration with wit. One says hiring two guides reveals all worth seeing while the other notes interest lies in the unseen and forbidden. The exchange hints at curiosity, class, and the tension between surface spectacle and hidden realities.
Talked to Death Boogy Do you Believe People Can Be Talked To Death
Dialogue contrasts belief with census data showing women live longer than men and suggests women outlive men based on age averages.
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Boogy
Flying Too Low Tourist Flies Past Patrolman
A tourist speeding at 100 miles an hour on a highway is stopped by a patrolman. The tourist asks if he was traveling too fast, and the officer replies that he was flying too low, delivering a groggy pun on his speed.
Not the Long Gang!-Gur faults to our best friend tale
A fragmentary note reads as a curious warning about a character called Not the Long Gang and mentions Gur faults and a person referred to as Tyie, noting the friend’s age eight and that he won’t be long. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context.
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Tyie
Lon
Pro and Con Sonny Say Dad Explain Argument Meaning
In simple terms pro is a convincing and unanswerable statement while con is the contemptible rebuttal from the other person. Ded Well explains that pro seeks to persuade and con opposes the point with criticism.
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Sonny
Careful Driver What's happened George
A wife asks what happened as her husband exits the car to inspect a puncture. He replies briefly that the tire is punctured. The wife references a guide book warning about a fork in the road and questions the road's condition.
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George
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