Union Pacific to Spend Vastly on New Equipment in 1976
The Union Pacific System plans about nine and a half million dollars in new equipment for delivery in the first half of 1976. The order includes 15 70 ft steel passenger coaches, 10 baggage cars, 100 observation cars, dining cars, baggage-mail cars, 50 ballast cars, 25 automobile cars, and heavy locomotives. Costs range from 21 000 for baggage cars to over 80 000 per locomotive, with cars featuring lounge areas, upgraded dining facilities, and larger 83 ft frames. The purchases aim to increase capacity and efficiency for freight and passenger service across the western network.
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Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Trans—Continental
Our Basket Ball Hero with a Turbulent Tale
A quirky profile of a big husky player weighing 228 pounds who joins the team by grit. He is described as bright yet dumb, strict with training, and never with girls, while boasting fourteen sweethearts at games. He lives in Salt Lake City and Parewan, famed for hay tossing, trains by subway rides, and remains a tense, solitary idol awaiting the big game.
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Salt Lake City
Parewan
Fine Art Exhibit at University of Utah Showcases Wall er Exhibition Paintings
Twenty five top paintings from the Waller Exhibition of the National Academy of Design valued at over thirty thousand dollars are on temporary display in Salt Lake City through February 8. The works, by renowned contemporary painters, are presented as a special privilege for Utah residents with no admission charge.
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Waller
National Academy of Design
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Ar Listle Blanchard
Helen Ht. Cambell
American Federation of Arts
Utah
School Opera Plans By Music Department
The School Opera will be presented by the Music Department in the not distant future. Several operas are being considered and when a choice is made tryouts will be held for the east.
Eighth Grade Concert Delights With Student Talent
The Eighth grade presented a lively assembly last Thursday with readings by Florence Decker Deila Smith jokes Woodrow Adams and a duet by Flora Pendleton and Mary Wilcock. Fezziwiggs radio night featured a Buckhorn and Enoch broadcasting station behind the scenery with a ukulele accompaniment and a faculty talk by Professor Levi Straws.
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Emmit Dailey
Reading
Florence Decker
Flora Pendleton
Mary Wilcock
Deila Smith
Woodrow Adams
Fezziwiggs
Buckhorn
Enoch
Levi Straws
Ukelcie
Willing To Oblige Dinner Party Misunderstanding
A coachman serving at a dinner party misreads an elderly deaf guest and asks in a loud voice Peas Mum. The guest uses her ear trumpet to respond, and the coachman misinterprets the instrument as a new method of taking them, leading to a humorous moment.
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Pess
Think Right Hard. Mr Hilton asks about vacuum meaning
A quirky exchange features Mr Hilton asking what vacuum is and Karl claiming TS will think later. A flippant fly circles a pretzel as a narrator notes a drunken bender remark and a lovers confession from Adan claiming a single true love.
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Mr. Hilton
Karl
Tryouts Held for School Play Honor Bright
The school held Wednesday tryouts for the play Honor Bright with judges Mr Pyrnm Mr Hilton and Miss Crook ston. After two dropouts twenty contestants were narrowed to a cast including Ann Taylor Dick Barrington Karl Mitchell and others led by Tot Marvel casting updates expected by week end under Miss Gillies.
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Honor Bright
Mr. Pyrnm
Hilton
Miss Crook
Ston
Dick Barrington
Karl Mitchell
Fionor Bright
Carol Adams
Carton
P. H. S. Loses to Dixie on Home Floor
The P H S team lost to Dixie 26 to 14 on Friday January 22. The game featured a strong first quarter from P H S but Dixie pulled away in the later periods. Dixie led 16 to 10 at halftime and widened the gap to secure the win.
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Dixie Fellows
Two Big Movies Set For P E S Screen Debut
The Ag Club plans early showings of Rin Tin Tin in The Light House by the Sea and Sid Chaplin in The Man on the Box at the P E S. The latter comedy had the second largest U S run last year and has not yet been shown in Salt Lake City. Watch for date. Jan 15: Parowan vs Beaver at Parowan. Jan 22: Parowan vs Dixie at Dixie. Also new books Free Air by Breezy Win and Honest y and Courtesy by Viv.
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P. EH. S
Ag. Club
Rin Tin Tin
Sid Chaplin
U.S
Salt Lake City
Beav er Dixie hoops and classroom jests amid school notes
A mixed page of sports schedules from January to March lists Beaver, Hurricane, Parowan, Dixie and St George games with scores, plus classroom anecdotes and jokes about teachers and students. The item blends a basketball league update with humor and student chatter from the same era.
Questions and riddles from a June school page
A cheeky column asks why students and staff display quirks from ruffled marcel to red neck ties and exits from Phy Ed. It names Clayton Pete Ward Karl Mitchell Sylvia Phyllis and the editor in a playful June note about school life and a steak joke.
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Clayton
Marcel
Pete Ward
Karl Mitchell
Sylvia
Phyllis
P. H. S. Events Staff Roster
Martha SLeap serves as editor with J Austin Adams as 1st assistant and Edgar Lister as 2nd assistant. Neta Thornton covers social news, Frank Adams reports sports and Blanche Decker writes literary items.
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Martha Sleap
J. Austin Adams
Edgar Lister
Neta Thornton
Frank Adams
Blanche Decker
Favorite Nobbies at School Chronicle
A fragmented classroom note lists student named items and quirks including Mr. Hilton and Mr. Decker with quirky titles, Jean and Leland Lamoreaux with social notes, Mabel with clothes, Bronson with idleness, and Melva Barton with a request for instruction.
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Mr. Hilton
Mr. Decker
Jean
Leland Lamoreaux
Bronson
Practical Guide to Coal-Burning Brooder Stoves for Chicks
A Missouri state poultry station director advocates coal burning breeder stoves as the best brooder. It recommends a 25 chick capacity with a 10 by 12 foot space, proper ventilation, concrete foundation, mesh underfloor protection, initial heat 90 to 100 degrees, and regular litter and house cleaning to prevent disease and crowding.
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T. W. Noland
Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station
Mountain Grove
Thia
T Ia
Some Means of Dusting Is Essential in Winter
Chickens never wash, but cleanse themselves by wallowing in dust. In winter a dust box sized 3 by 5 feet or 4 by 4 feet suits 50 to 80 fowls and should be sunlit. Use fine dry dust. sandy swamp dust works. Road dust is discouraged. coal or wood ashes can be mixed with soil if desired.
Crate Fattened Fowls Stir Debate Among Poultry Dealers
The article notes crate fattened fowls are killed and dressed on the farm unless sold at a special market. Critics among pitchmen and poultry dealers object to this method or prefer to finish birds themselves. Grain fattened birds chip better than wet mash fed birds, and shipping undressed stock favors grain feeding.
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Cae West On
Lisa
Wes
Acil
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Pease
Adan
Cve
Ann Taylor
P. HH. S
Dixie
Breezy Win
Viv
Parowan
Beaver
Owan
Scyte
van Parker
S.steerlee
Noah
Tou
Mela
Hound
Tiwaya
Ein
LaRue Orton
Paul Revere Jr
Kurricane
B.A. C
P.H. S
Cedar
P. H.S
Hurricane
G.A.C Cedar
Turricane
Hurricana
DP. H.S
Surricane
Mr. Pymm
Mr. Morris
Mr. Adams
Mr. Empey
Misa Gillig
Miss Crookston
Misa Roberts
Mr. Fenton
Marcell
Mr. Berryessa
Tasket
St. George
Flayed
Pee Cent Parowan
Willie
Algebra
Josh
North Star
George Ade
Civil Service
Ann
Mabel
Melva Barton
the Edwards Twins
Phy’ Randall
Sean
Venice Edwards
Meta
Tommorrow
Times Office
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