Summit Notes Distinguishing Local Family Movements
Mr Edward Davis and family moved to the farm owned by P A Clark. John Farrow and son visited the Northern part of the state. Mr and Mrs B R Lawrence and A T Lawrence attended the Primary Jubilee in Salt Lake City. Bir and Mrs Orin Taylor welcomed a baby girl at the county hospital. The infant is the first granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Allen. Beertriend Dalley and wife visited Summit after wintering in New Castle. Stake President Wm RE Palmer and Clerk G BE Riddid visited the Sacramental meeting last Sunday. Mrs Luetla Adair and her children of Enterprise briefly visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Lawrence
A T Lawrence
N. B. Dalley
Salt Lake City
Bir
Orin Taylor
Litye
Birs
Mr. Allen
Stake
Wm. RE. Palmer
G BE. Riddid
Luetla Adair
Children of
Enterprise
Mrs. Wm. Smith
Parowsa Gossip And Quips On Marriage And Etiquette
A satirical column comments on divorce rumors, marriage truth, and social trends. It notes the value of marriage for learning about a woman, jokes about dating, and mentions Parowsa couples and local jazz orchestras. It mocks attitudes toward courtship and social behavior.
Mole fur trade and college history noted in editorials
The article surveys the mole as a commerce item with a $2,000,000 annual value and describes rough fur markets. It also mentions St Peters College at Cambridge, founded in 1257 as hospital and later college, plus Canadian Pacific G-3-D locomotives built in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanic Magazine
St. Peter
Cawbridge University
England
Byugh de Balsham
Ely
Canadian Pacific
Future detectives may read dust to trace people
Scientific studies suggest dust particles reveal a person’s occupation and home city. A steel worker, jeweler, or lumberman may be identified by residue on clothing, and city origin could be inferred from carbon, copper, or coral traces, though the list remains speculative for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Casearcher
Whlich
Scranton
Butte
Montana
St. August
Vertain
Correspondence Schools and the Rise of Home Study
A short history outlines education's origins from university extension led by James Stewart at Trinity College Oxford in 1867. It notes U S growth with the 1973 formation of the Society to Encourage Studies at Home and its role in expanding distance learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Trinity College, Oxford
United States
Society To
Fragmented historical reflections and stray notes in print
A collection of fragmented lines on history definition fish leather for military use in the US and Japan animal teeth and mob psychology. Mentions include shark skins leather versus hide, a judge's room cleaning by men only, and a peculiar crime notion about selling resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Bentley Land Claim Notice For Parowan Utah 1928
Department notice states George E. Bentley of Parowan Utah filed to prove up his home stead land entry No 024012 Lot 1 Section 18 Township 34 South Range West Salt Lake Meridian. Proving before John W. Bentley at Parowan on July 23 1928. Also notes League of Nations estimates births 150000 deaths 101000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
George E. Bentley
Parowan
Range & West
Salt Lake Meridian
John W. Bentley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Davis
P. A. Clark
Mr. and
Aira
John Farrow
Lyle
Beertriend Dalley
Wife
Summit
New Castle
Parowsa
Ila
Jessetts & Parowian Man
Chicago
Bonehead
Dictitian
Gid University College
Louisville Times
Suspect
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Boston Transcript
Pathfinder Magazine
Buick
Cedar Motor
Company
Cedar City
Clayton Taylor
Jesse F. Lowder
Peter H. Gurr
Ellis Bentley
Parowan, Utah
League of Nations
Marion Davies
Golden
Jacqueline Logan
Leofard
Lady Pathe News
Parowan Meat Market
Hunter Hardware
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Petty Motor Company
BEGCO
ELF Iearie
Becker Products Co
Ogden
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