Granite High School Faculty Handball Meet Opens
Granite High School faculty held their first handball tournament this week. Seven players competed including Sam Baird Rex Sutherland LeRoy Hillam R A Burningham Joseph T W Davis Lawrence Wallace and William R Maughan. The event features double teams such as Maughan and Sutherland Wallace and Hillam Baird and Davis L D S faculties plan a series of games.
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Granite’ High School
Sam Baird
Rex Sutherland
LeRoy Hillam
R. A. Burningham
Joseph TW. Davis
Lawrence Wallace
William R. Maughan
Maughan
Sutherland
Wallace
Hillam
Baird
Davis
Granite
Fragmentary quotes from SILORE and Margaret dialogue
Readable fragments show SILORE claiming nine hours on her al geben and Margaret noting slow pot Mary hiding ten under the tattress before sleep, revealing incomplete dialogue without clear context or events.
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May
Margaret
Mary
Irv and friends trade a cryptic morning dare
The exchange features Irv asking about a dare, Tuba and John responding with puzzled notes. Matt claims the moment’s purport hints at a larger force behind the scene, while the others react with curiosity and uncertainty.
Salt Lake County Reports Large Budget Savings
Salt Lake county auditor James H Sullivan released a monthly report showing savings of 45 211 560 through March 1. Expenditures for January and February totaled 194 233 91 versus 245 445 51 planned. Roads and bridges lead savings at 46 764 21 with no other major variances beyond two months’ apportionments.
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Salt Lake County
James H. Sullivan
Granite High School Senior Dance Honors Spring Carnival Theme
The Granite School District reports the Granite High School senior class held an annual dance in the gym last Friday with spring carnival decorations. William Mark chaired a committee including Edgar Till Cecil Wagstaff Webster Richards Donald Frame Jennie Wright Gladys Woodbury Helamin Niederhauser Helen Gunnerson Maxine Ball Amy Ivans Gladys Hagerman John Nelson. Patrons included Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Hatch Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wallace Miss Eva Lindquist Miss Hazel Selby Miss Taverne Leonard Mr Franklin Harris and Miss Dorothy Ingalls. Class officers are John Nelson president Maxine Ball vice president Jennie Wright secretary Donald Frame athletic manager.
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Granite Hich School
William Mark
Edgar Till
Cecil Wagstaff
Webster Richards
Donald Frame
Jennie Wright
Gladys Woodbury
Helamin Niederhauser
Helen Gunnerson
Maxine Ball
Amy Ivans
Gladys Hagerman
John Nelson
Sulphur and Molasses Fall From Old Remedies Endorsed
Boston health commissioner dismisses old fashioned remedies as superstition though not denying their popularity. Officials say sulphur and molasses lack medical properties and should not be relied on for health benefits.
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Boston
Cormissioner
Philadelphia Toquirer
Educational Appendices in Schools Face Scrutiny
The article argues education must preserve cultural and practical arts, noting tests show growth in leisure and civic capacity. It warns removing arts and activities like gym, chorus, and pre vocational training would dampen progress, risking social and mental setback. An operetta, Miss Cherry Blossom, staged at Draper, proves community enthusiasm for the arts.
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Draper
Orson Clark
Granteville
Mr. Clark
Devel
Its Only Chance in Debt Letters
The letter B expresses hope that phonetic spelling would be widely adopted as the only way to escape debt, a sentiment noted in a Boston Transcript style transcription.
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Boston
Meldsiyklaky Town Quake Echoes in Pox Land Rumor
Fragmentary dialog recalls a dramatic quake in Meldsiyklaky, Pox land, amid odd exchanges about fingers forks and a baffling art topic. Local chatter includes Mr Gardner and Mr Neliwon debating pictures and jokes, while a Scotchman attempts a night-letter telegram during an eclipse.
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Mr. Gardner
Mr. Neliwon
Fragmented Quote Surfaces Noisy Dialogue
A garbled OCR fragment presents a dialogue line with unclear phrasing and several misspelled words. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable from the text. The item appears to be an isolated quote fragment without context.
Hypocrisy in Public Discourse Highlights Moral Disconnect
A fragmented historical note discusses the tension between outward appearances and inner truth, critiquing leaders who pretend virtue while actions reveal inconsistency. It underscores the gap between spoken ideals and actual behavior, urging genuine integrity over performative ethics.
Fragmented note on pea tree and domestic foraging
The text describes pea tree usage and domestic cultivation, noting free timber and rare wild growth from seeds. It mentions challenges from hares and rabbits devoting themselves to the bark and young trees, with a lone observer remarking on limited recent writing about the topic.
England's Many Rivers in Middlesex County
A brief antiquated note lists twenty seven distinct rivers in Middlesex England. The longest river, the Rent, runs over twelve miles while the smallest, Howndsden, measures three quarters of a mile.
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Middlesex
England
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