Samoa and Its Geographical Ties and History
A reader writes from Samoa describing the islands in the Western Pacific, noting Upolu and Tutuila, the harbor at Apia, and the Americal Samoa Naval Station. The piece recounts volcanic activity on Savai and shifts in territorial control from Germany to New Zealand and the United States during the early 20th century.
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Formich
Hove
Bolghe
Sayil
Upola
Bavil Ja
Apia
Samoa
Upolu
Tutulia
Savii
U.S
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England
America
Germany
Sengland
Garfield Co High School Ball Plans Set for March 10
Garfield County High School previews a Friday night ball in Panguitch on March 10. The Social Hall will be decorated with aliver leaved spruce and city decorations. Music by the High School orchestra. Invited guests include Mr and Mrs J B Showalter Marion King Maurice Cope Hyrum Gaten Janes Sargent BG Gardiner Thomas Levy. Refreshments will be free. It is a program of dance. Elder France Henry expected home from New Zealand by April conference.
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Garfield Co. High School
Panguitch
And
J. B Showalter
Marion King
Maurice Cope
Hyrum Gaten
Janes Sargent
Escalante Weather, Deaths, and Local Notes From March
Escalante reports mild weather with dry streets and muddy canyon routes to come. Sister Jane Ellen Spencer, 70, died Feb 26 after months of illness. survived by husband Joseph H. Spencer and five sons, six daughters, many grandchildren. Funeral Feb 20 at the tabernacle with Bishop Griffin leading services. Mr Richard Wilson and William Baker are ill. Baker died March 8. Bellef Society notes changes in leadership. A newborn girl arrived March 1 to Mr William Mitchell and wife. Mrs Robert Mangrum returns home from Dr King’s care improved.
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William Willis
Hearleville
John W
Elizalé"Willis
Cannonville
Bhi
Wi Jo Henderson
John Davis
Jane Ellen Spencer
Joseph H. Spencer
Spencer
Tabernacle
EB. A. Griffin
Ward ‘Choir
Edward Wright
Willan’ Alvey Sr
James Schol
Leslia George
James ‘Alvey Sr
The Nursing Baby Weighing to gauge infant nourishment
A 19th century style guidance notes weighing a nursing baby before and after feeding to measure nourishment. It cites expected monthly weight gains from five to four ounces in the first month, then three to five ounces, and four to seven ounces after the third month, with signs of insufficient nourishment if feeding patterns vary drastically.
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Mariahna Wheeler
People’s Home Journal
Wisdom and Dignity Aligned at New Drug Store
The Progress urges readers to heed authority and do right, promising happiness for paying up. A new drug store offers a complete line of drugs, stationery, and candy, inviting the public to visit and enjoy reliable goods and service.
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Jonh CL
Heywood
Main Street
State ‘Bank of
Garfield
Panguiteh
James A
Pru
Levi
Evry
Norwalk
E. Ecklund
Panguitch Drug Co
Collier’s Weekly
Bucks & Cadali
F. G. Marting
Monroe
Phione
Randall- Dodd Auto Co
Salt Lake Citys
Garfield County Telephone Co
Garfield County Telephone ‘Company
Panguitch Tab
Margavale
Junction
Circleleville
Long Valley
Fredonia
Arizona
Chicago
Benj. Cameron
Panguich
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Milés
Sydney
Cornel Lagen
New Zealand
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Henrien
Garage Dé Auto
Dave
Daly
Tom Sayer
Short Creek
Joe Barnhurst
John Adams
Annabell
Herband
Eilén Henrie of
Mrs. Whylum Evans
Gome
George Workman Jr
West Desert
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Rolipe Sotlutus
Axtyito
Elizabeth Smith
Myora Willis
Wm. Chynoweth
Wm. Goulding
John Goulding
Pahreah
Utah State Board of Health
Salt Lake “City
Elder
France
Henry
New Zeland
Escalante
Richard Wilson
William Baker
Boulder
King
Wm. Baker
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