Board of Health Warns on Household Health Dangers
The Utah Board of Health warns residents about unsafe practices endangering air water and food. Sanitation officers urge compliance with laws on dirty premises fly breeding and waste, stressing duties of occupants to prevent contamination and health hazards. A public meeting is planned at 7 30 oclock in the evening to discuss these concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Indica
Anus
A. Te Jones
Utah
Msiv
Mhidsay
Jong
Fly Aus
Farmers Off for Encampment
A fragment notes farmers leaving for an encampment and mentions a Wetk’s vacation and a future morn with references to Bay and chapter. The text is garbled and unreadable for precise details.
National Guard Officers and 24 Men Leave for Coast Camp
The Utah National Guard plans a Monday departure August 2 for a coast training camp at San Louis Obispo with 25 personnel listed. Major Fred R. Taylor Provo and Captain BL Linebaugh Commanding Officer head the group along with officers and 24 enlisted soldiers from Salt Lake City Richfield Provo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pive
Utah National Guard
San Louis
Fornli
Fred R. Taylor
Provo
Linebaugh
C. ©. Jensen
David B. Gottfredson
Richairki
Ural
Glark Young
Salt Lake
Mirror Lake Guard Station Construction Under CCC Camp F-6
CCC Camp F-6 reports the start of Mirror Lake Guard Station work with seven men under Dagbert Adair. Road projects dominate labor, with double shifts and Caterpillar RD Diesel aiding progress. Rain has not halted work. new roads from Provo River area planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirror Lake
Poreman Dagbert Adair
Mr. Adair
CCC
McMillan
Soapstone
Provo River
Haydens Fork
Spring Creek
Grundfor
Missionary Message At Third Ward Chapel
Former Apostle Mathias F. Cowley spoke on Gospel principles and Sabbath real rest. Musical numbers by J. Bird Mildred Chipman highlighted the program with Lois Greenwood on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Mathias F. Cowley
Cowley
J. Bird
Mildred Chipman
Lois Greenwood
Trail Builder boys Graduation at First Ward program
The Trail Builder boys of the Guide department of Primary held their graduating exercises at the first ward Sunday night. Stake Genealogical Societies leaders are asked to meet at stake offices Tuesday evening August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Builder
Guide Department of Primary
First Ward
Genealogicat Societies of
Stake
Second Ward
Temitar
Norman Wright
Ball Robinson
Melvin
Lella Borsant
Jean Anderson
Doyce Clark
Annstase McMuen
Shirley Christensen
Tit
Ss & J
Manila B C C Club Luncheon Held at Ruth Swensen Home
The Manila B C C Club met at Leader Mrs Ruth Swensen’s home for a luncheon. Leah Wadley and Jean Swensen prepared the menu of potato soup fruit salad orange nde and custard pudding by Beverly West. Teah Jean and Melba served with members Virginia Elsie Ellis and Phyllis Roundy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ruth Swensen
Leah Wadley
Beah Jean Swensen
Melba Grange
Beverly West
Melba
Beverly
Leah Jean i
Teah Jean
Virginia
Elsie Ellis
Phyllis Roundy
Milan Colder Than Iceland in Winter Temperature Claim
A regional study compares Milan Italy with Iceland noting Milan is colder on average in winter, while Iceland shows milder southern areas. The claim contrasts Milan's winter cold with Icelandic south region temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Iceland
Italy
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Include Visits and.moves
Pleasant Grove residents report visits and trips near and far. Local families including Mrs Lillian Bilis and Virginia, Miss Mariam Carlsie, Miss Delilah Fugal, and Miss Helen Weeks are cited with travel and health updates. The column notes birthdays, marriages, hospital events, ward activities, and upcoming trips to Salt Lake and Idaho with various relatives and friends.
Termites Destroy Wood Paper and Cloth in Homes
An article explains termite biology and behavior with emphasis on their three castes the workers soldiers and alates. It notes termites thrive on cellulose found in wood paper and cloth and damage structures when colonies reside in buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Syaarest
Enekruweh
Best Herald
Musk Ox Sightings Trace Back to Hudson Bay Shore
The musk ox was first seen in 1720 by a French officer along Hudson Bay in Canada. Its distinctive S shaped horns and Arctic adaptations are described, including harsh winters, nostril “pushers,” and a marching phalanx defense when threatened by Arctic wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Canada
North America
Philadelphia
United States
Arctic Circle
History of Cremation Across Ancient to Modern Times
The custom dates from ancient Aryans and Greek and Roman cultures with jars of ashes found in Bronze Age graves. Christianity gradually suppressed cremation, reviving in Italy in 1870 and legal since 1877, spreading rapidly through Europe and the United States with early crematoriums in Germany 1878 England 1885 Hull 1900 and the United States 1876 in Washington Pennsylvania established by Dr. F J LeMoyar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Philadelphia Inquirer
Europe
Italy
United States
Germany
England
Hull
F. J. LeMoyar
Washington, Pa
The Chaldeans in Mesopotamian History
The Chaldeans were a Semitic tribe in Mesopotamia around 7 B.C. They joined the Persian empire and likely left descendants in the region. They practiced polytheism and valued astrology and occult science, with the Wise Men from the East appearing to be Chaldeans or Babylonians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesopotamia
Game
Asia
Canada built sleeping car designed for railway service
An article in the Canadian National Railway Magazine states the first sleeping car on the continent was designed in Canada. The plan dated to 2000 for a visit by the Prince of Wales and construction occurred in Brantford Ontario in a plant later used for malleable castings for passenger and freight cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Raiway
Prince of Wales
Edward VI
Brantford
Ont
Timp Stake Outings Set Leaders of the MLL
Notices outline August ward outing dates for First Ward Second Ward and Third Ward with noontime and evening sessions. Local leaders coordinate fairs in London Manila and Windsor with dates in August and multiple weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLL A'S
Felowina
London
Manila
Windsor
Anderson Family Reunion Honors Father and Grandfather
The Ole Anderson family met at the Anderson home Sunday afternoon the 25th for an annual reunion to honor their late father and grandfather who died in 1942. The gathering on the lawn included Minnie Anderson and children Gus Ogden Joseph Arthur Syracuse Owen Bountiful Annie Van Cott Salt Lake Emily Pederson Pleasant Grove Florence Williams Oaais Myrtle Johnson of Sandy and spouses. Thirty grandchildren and one great grandchild attended. all children except Duantie, who lives in Montana, were present.
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Ole Anderson
Anderson
Smother
Minnie Anderson
Gus Anderson
Ogden
Joseph
Spanish Fork
Arthur
Syracuse
Owen
Bountiful
Annie van Cott
Salt Lake
Emily Pederson
Pleasant Grove
Florence Williams
Oaais
Myrtle Johnson
Sandy
Monson Receives Call to Swiss German Mission
Jesse H. Monson son of Mr and Mrs Horace B Monson has been called to the Swiss German mission of the Latter day Saint Church. He has two years of German study at BYU Provo and will enter the mission home August 30 and depart September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Monson
Horace B. Monson
L. D
Jesse
Provo
Ten Years Ago Now in Utah County Community News
Ten Years Ago Now reports on the August 17 fire outing at Gate and a July 90 excursion from Lincoln High School with Dr. G P Close and Dr A W Garrett, including fruit growers and county extension staff. It notes hoof rot research by W T Huffman and Thayne, band concert suspensions by E A Bock, and a visit by Elmer Pratt and wife to Thorne home with ties to Senator Reed Smoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Provo Beach
GP. Close
Washington
A. W. Garrett
Brigham Young University
Utah County
W. T. Huffman
UV & Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Thayne
W. J.thayne
Provo
Huffity
E. A. Bock Su
Elmer Pratt
Washington, D. C
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Hie Board of Health
iVening
A. P. Warnick
Mamie Dilton
Farm Exchange
Povo
National Guard
C. C
F-6
Upper Weber
Upper Provo
Lillian Bilis
Bull Lake
Margaret Anerson
Tilberty Park
Mariam Carlsie of
Heber
Anna Boren
Stena C. Christensen
Orem
Ernest
Familly
Delilah Fugal
American Folk Hospital
Helen Weeks
California
Gotlieb Bulwer
Emery Buhler
Yellowstone Park
Vilage Radmall
Verda Radmall
Donna Kimball
Emily Tyler
Lee Gourley
June Gourley
Guy Hardman
Priday
Luises
Lawrence Radmall
Lawrence
Ling Radmall
Clifford L. Wright
Montana
Lois H. West
Harriet
Barbara
Elroy
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Ruth
Buhler
Donne
Genevieve T. Smith
R. E. Robertson
Mr. Robertson
H. ©. Robertson
Superior, Arizona
Mary Anderson
Mary Jeppson
Sarah Walker
Millie Thompson
Eva W. Proctor
Boyd Webb
Chinook
Boyd
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Paul Nielson
Huntington
Burley West
Annie Kirk
Lon Elis
Mor~gate
Anglergor
Mary. Anderson
Joseph Monson
Rock Springs
Wyoring
Mans Monson
Miss Pills Juarite Mang
Tock Springs
Clarence Grant
Raymond Monson
Amer=ress Fork
Millis ‘Thompson
Stanford Stedle
Sagendam
American Park
Edna Peterson
Rivertort
Lae
Idaho
Stanford
Huel Backus
Prave
Seeley
George Hawks
Mortan Gobbiey
Osae
Belle Latwiner
Gilmuryton
Hee Joatsin
Benny Grange
Ettie Bilton
Resburg
Gatardsy
Florence Silvernail
Mt Cary
Tows
Mary B. Bales
Mark Richins
Perest
Thelma Fiching Litteford
Lehi
Reed Hales
Mary Jarman
Aird Hospital
Ab Provo
Vervene
Hannah Monson
Windsor Ward
Carmal Willett
W. Ramei Oragun
Helen Harritt
Barbara McCombs
Nebraska
Salt Lake General Hospital
Alma Christiansen
Roy West
Dixie College
Oy George
L. M. Atwood
Bishop Atwood
F. R. Harriet
Helen
Coombs
Nurses Training School
Norma Hampshine
Fi- Hen Maxfield
Nadia Wiert
Havel West
Rhea Preeman
Merlyn Meeprwentiiver
Donne Gillis
Hareb Garl. Com
Belly Sumer
Claudia Whburg Sales
TA. Doel
Wilma Gren
Willa Grees
Day
Mr. Days Brother
Sheeg Meek
Wyoming
Judy
Leary George 1. Smith
Eutan Paylor
Geneva
Utah Power & Light Cs
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