Yellowstone Park’s Early U.S. Era and Visitor Accounts
The narrative recounts Yellowstone’s transfer to U.S. ownership via the Louisiana Purchase and later government oversight, noting explorers and early figures who visited the park. It describes initial park administration, wildlife encounters, gun inspections at Snake River Station, and travel routes from the south entrance through Moose Falls, Lewis Falls, Yellowstone Lake, Thumb Station, and the Yellowstone River gorge with Upper and Lower Falls, highlighting early infrastructure and popular sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Jackson Hole
Snake River Station
Snake River
Jackson Lake
Moose Falls
Lewis Falls
Lewis Lake
Yellowstone Lake
Thumb Station
Thumb
Yellowstone
Funeral Honors Paid to King Frederick VIII of Denmark
Funeral services for Frederick VIII drew international presence at Roskilde Abbey. Photos show the Danish royal family processing to the tomb with Christian X as the new king and Crown Prince Frederick among other royal relatives. The coffin was carried from the royal yacht by colonels representing Denmark’s military branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Americaia
Spanmark
Norway
Sweden
Greece
Roskilde
Christian X
Frederick
Haakon of
Christian
Gustav
Harald
Axel
Knud
Hamburg
Thunderstorm Kills Man Near Newton and Destroys Home
A severe thunderstorm struck near Newton causing a death and extensive damage. William Jendon of Newton was reported dead after his team was struck by lightning while driving. Lightning also hit the Dayton home of Mrs. Sarah Phillips, tearing the chimney and ceiling plaster, injuring Miss Emma Phillips and shattering a lamp. Nine people were in the house. one girl was left partly paralyzed for over two hours. The storm damaged hay crops and knocked out power for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
William Jendon
Sarah Phillips
Dayton
Emma Phillips
Majestic Yellowstone Fall Echoes Through the Park
The narrator ponders the timeless flow of the falls and wonders how many centuries it has taken water to carve a vast arid channel. Morning views at Inspiration Point and Grand View reveal the grandeur unlike Old Faithful, with Needles Ridge, Mt. Washburn, and the Yellowstone River framing a landscape of crumbling rock formations and distant terraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Lookout
Grand View
Inspiration Point
Lower Falls
Mt. Washburn
Yellowstone River
Rig Tan
Big Mutual Track Meet to be Held in Preston
Oneida Stake invites neighbors Benson Cache and Hyrum to Preston for Labor Day events. A full day program includes a top ball game, ladies game, volleyball among visiting stakes, folk dancing, and a four-stake track meet. All events are free except night admission. special train and grand ball planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Oneida
Logan
Mutual Improvement__Associations
Cardon Jewelry Company
Benson
Cache
Hyrum
Vally
Preston
Stake
Cade Stake
Oneida Stake
Important Will Case Before Judge Thomas This Week
In probate court this week Judge C R Thomas heard the Dobbs estate will case. Prominent attorneys from Logan Preston and Twin Falls argued before the judge, whose patience and equanimity were noted. No decision had been issued at press time. The case aimed to contest a will of John Dobbs, a wealthy Glendale, Idaho financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Thomas
Dobbs
Law and Harris
Logan
Hart and Smith
Preston
Longley
Twin Falls
Thomas
John Dobbs
Glendale
Idaho
Yellowstone Park Excursion by Oregon Short Line Special
The Oregon Short Line will run a special low fare Yellowstone Park excursion on August 31 from Salt Lake City. Five days include Old Faithful Lake Grand Canyon Mammoth and Idaho Falls with prices from $36.35 to $45.25 depending on origin. Further details and itinerary available from D. Eb Burley, General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Company
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Park
Old Faithful
Lake
Grand Canyon
Mammoth
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake
Eb.burley
Utah
Unclear fragment notes names and places from local page
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Carter Lamoreaux Taylor Moody and others, references hunting gap Cub river Oneida County and a ball game. Mentions First National Bank of unspecified city entering partnership. Information is garbled with many errors and missing context.
Mountain Ash Choir Delights Preston Audiences
The Welsh Mountain Ash Choir appeared at Preston Opera House on Wednesday, delivering a remarkable vocal display by nineteen male voices. They impressed with foreign arias and home melodies, eliciting encores and strong community appreciation for Lew Williams and Evans who organized the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Welsh Mountain Ash
Preston Opera House
Joe
Killarney
Harlech
Lew Williams
Evans
Reckless Driving Complaints Rise in City Office
Numerous daily complaints reach the office about reckless automobile driving. Citizens urge action, noting misbehavior by riders and the need for road safety. The city board is believed to be considering the issue, with taxpaying residents insisting roads not be monopolized by motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
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Worders
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Warren Anpert Bela
Wautu
Dept. Ly
Sulin
Prituariul
Gstab- Holku
Liteltu
Ursiues
Duy Persision
Weibeitias
Wuuu
Muu Na Weit
Keowee
Duda Springs
Glackfoot Iver Adam’s Arees
Williamsburg
Mwaidan- Cup Canyon
Swan Valley
Aite Creek
Vaidorsinleva
Pitae
Placier
Avith de Garren
Noway
Jupiter
Cleopatra Terrace
Snatire
Eroahua
Rallison
National
Bank
Sveity
Pindar Cardette
Mountain Ash Choir
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