Jordan High Football Team Prepares With Strong Hopes
Jordan football squad conducts frequent workouts as about fifty players vie for starting spots for 1928. The roster features many challengers including Reading, Bute wen, Denstey, Ver Densty, Mathews, Brady, Smith, Benson, Swenson, Hutter, Nelson, White, Whitmore, Hamilton, Bergman, Haun, Hicks, Hansen, Cook, Conk, Clayton, Evans, Maker, Soffe, Tuchors, Butler, LaComb, Cole, Snyder, Brady and others in keen competition for the regular lineup.
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Jordan
Tean
Lyle Reading
Harold Bute Wen
Lovell Denstey
Ver Densty
Welton Mathews
Elmo Brady
Dell Sudth
Walter Smith
Speaver
Tickenshaw Vaney Benson
Gilbert
Sandy Matron Laid To Rest In Suny City Cemetery
Mrs Cyrolingy Gustafson, born March 24 1844 in Swelen and widow of Carl Gustafson, died at home in Sandy. Survived by daughter Mrs Win Larson and sons John Albert Gustafson Carl Axel Gustafson I T Gustafson of Los Angeles, two sisters Mary Abroy and Christina Nielson, 240 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at Sandy Third Ward chapel September 17 officiated by Bishop J Ernest Jensen with burial in Sandy City Cemetery.
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Sunly
Cyrolingy MM
Finstifson
Gwiv
Swelen
Ben
Sandy
Widdow
Carl Doh Gustafson
Sre
Win Larson
John Albert Gustafson
Uolliday
Carl Axel Gustafsen
Preston
Idan
Manning Widow Mrs Leah Manning Dies in Salt Lake
Mrs Leah Manning wife of Jesse Manning died last Friday in a Salt Lake hospital Funeral services were held at 1 o clock Monday from Evans and Early Mortuary chapel with Dev J Goshen in charge Burial was at Mount Olivet Cemetery She is survived by her husband her mother Amelia Helm of San Francisco and a brother and two sisters
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Salt Lake
Leah Manning
Jesse Manning
Evans and Early
Dev. J. Goshen
Mount Olivet
Elery
Manning
Moa
Amelia Helm
San Francis
Bishopric of Mill Creek Ward Hosts Ward Officers
The Bishopric of Mill Creek Ward entertained ward officers and auxiliary leaders in the ward chapel last Wednesday evening. A varied program featured Abe Lindsay sisters, readings by Mrs. Marie Blacker, and Melvin Cornwall’s tenor, followed by a well-decorated siesta and a tasty banquet. Bishop A A Cornwall served as toastmaster and spoke warmly as organization leaders shared how their groups contribute to individuals and the church.
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Mill Creek Ward
Ward
Abe Lindsay
Marie Blacker
Melvin Cornwall
Mlb
A. A. Cornwall
Qierin
K. RK. Macker
J. J. Bodine
Eiders
J. OO
Carlisle
Wile
Toloyd Park
Russo
Enid Park
Park
Nora’ Cornwall
Ielief Society
Ganderson
YY. L. Mo
Naomi Croxford
Thomas Ward
Bessie Brown
Elia R K. Croxford
Ralph Cutler
Grant Ivins
Rebekah Assembly Utah Tour Draws Praise and Travel
Members of the Rebekah Assembly of Utah completed a tour to boost organization interest. President Mire Dan W accompanied wardens and Mrs. Freak ool as they visited Payson Hover Milford Delta and Nephi for meetings. A Friday evening program at the Minreau hotel featured teachers of the Wshoprie and wives, with a progeny presentation and a supper served in a hospitable setting.
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Rebekah Assembly of Utah
Mire Dan W
Irs
Freak Ool
Wilhemtens Thal
Payson
Hover
Milford
Delta
Nephirl Leper
Howe
Vicheupper
Decorated Supper Event With Community Leaders
The event featured special guests President and Mrs. Menry J. Moyle Stake Clerk and Mrs. T. B. Smith and High Councilman and Mr. Andrew Johnson. About 110 attendees enjoyed the cosmox and fern adorned supper followed by a date tag.
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Cosmox
Ferns
Menry J. Moyle
T. B. Smith
Andrew Johnson
Flower Show At Riverton Second Ward
River ton second ward hosted a flower festival at nineteen hall on Wednesday evening. Riverton second Ward won best central display and greatest variety with three varieties. An art exhibit accompanied the event and a program was presented during the evening.
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Riverton Second Ward
West Jordan stake Rellys #0 ciety
Watermelon Bust Planned by Fraternal Order Aerie No 100
The Fraternal Order of Engh Aerie No 100 will host a watermelon bust for members and families on Friday September 21 at the Murray Chuirh of OF Mo. All members invited. At Sept 1 meeting committees were appointed. Ray By Allen chairs entertainment and seeks talent for the program. F Peters, Svey.
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Engh
Aerie No
Murray Chu
Ray By
Allen
Public Officials Assume Great Responsibility
In a presidential year the public shows growing faith in stable government as essential to protecting mass investment. Officials must balance laws and policies to support industrial stability, serving all citizens rather than special interests, with an emphasis on protecting wealth and livelihoods.
Fragmentary wildlife note hints at early danger to animals
A damaged line from a historical page contemplates preventing destruction before it starts. It argues that stopping harm early saves more than fighting it after it occurs, reflecting a belief in proactive protection of animals.
Don’t Bark Over Phone Don’t Bark Over the Silence
A brief reflective item notes that much business is lost when conversations over the telephone become brusque or loud. It cautions speakers to speak calmly and clearly to avoid miscommunication and lost deals. The piece emphasizes measured tone and patient listening in daily commerce.
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Atehlsen Globe
Real Beauty Described Beyond Strayed Hack Oral Tale
A fragmented note describes beauty as elusive and unsettled, with imagery suggesting a critique of art and perception. The text hints at a contrast between claimed beauty and stark, cold realities, mentioning a white sphere and fleeting moments beyond common sight.
Federal funds proposed for gas pipe project across states
The government plans to contribute 210375.00 in raids to national progress over the next three years, to be distributed through various states. A proposed gas pipe line from Southern Wyoming to Salt Lake City would supply natural gas for commercial and domestic use to several towns along the route.
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Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Vath
Come to Hear Lecture on ApY Pendiclinie Towlehe
Fragmentary OCR yields a noisy exchange with residents arguing against a recital and urging attendance for a lecture. The readable bits mention a debate over an upcoming event and fatigue with prior performances. Names and clear details are unreadable.
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Panech
South Pole Well Guarded
The South Pole area is described as guarded around the perimeter. Reports mention barrier lines and polar ice conditions with winds and miles of icy terrain. The text emphasizes protection and monitoring of the pole amid harsh weather and remote location.
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South Pole
Mail Graduate Delivers Odd Message About Payments
A terse note from a mail graduate mentions owing cows and a P D Q business course. It states an installment payment due tomorrow and references life and obligations in a cryptic, period-appropriate tone. The fragments suggest a small, personal financial concern in a periodical snippet.
Preventive Focus Targeting Contagious Abortion in Cattle
The article argues for preventive over remedial action against contagious abortion in cattle, noting the disease has caused rising losses during the past decade. It emphasizes early measures and vaccination to reduce outbreaks and preserve herd health.
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