Correction Sheds Light on Franklin County War Death Toll
A letter to the editor contends the Adjutant General’s report misstates Franklin County WWI losses and calls for correction. The writer cites a claimed 17 deaths versus a verified total of 38, urging groups like the American Legion or chamber of commerce to push for accurate figures with the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
Franklin County
Oxford
Cleveland
War Department
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
A Black Eye For Us on Sen Taylor Voting Weakness
A Pageant magazine poll asked members of Congress who is the weakest member in each house. Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho ranked second in the Senate, behind Senator Bilbo, drawing criticism from supporters who defend Taylor as a servant of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Taylor
Pageant Magazine
Congress
Bilbo
Mississippi
Senate
Glen Taylor
Idaho
US Senate
Sen Taylor
Hail to Sun Valley ready for winter season
The Arco Advertiser notes Sun Valley will open for winter in December despite full reservations. The resort, famed since summer days, served as a convalescent hospital for Navy and Marine wounded. now restored to its original purpose and poised to attract visitors again.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Navy
Yellowstone Park
Time PAGES OF TIME August 30 1922 local notes
W O Anderson and George Winn took over Palace Market and operate under their own management. A Mothers and Daughters Day program at the Oneida stake on Aug 22 featured a large entertainment at the Opera House and a buntact sewing 800. Mrs Nephi Tarsen and Pret Tarsen traveled to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W O Anderson
George Winn
Palace Market
Oneida
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joel Palmer
August 26 birth announced for a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Joel Palmer. The report notes family details and surrounding community events as part of a local notice style entry.
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Joel Palmer
Humorous Reprints and Oddball Dialogues From Local Page
A collection of quips and skits features a nurse and sailor, a diverging date joke, a divorce custody note, a nose turn motif poem, and light social jests. It includes lines about a blind date, bees marrying, and a dad explaining how wars start through a boy’s misinterpretation.
Preston Club to Host First Open Tournament Next Week
Local entries include a men’s and a ladies’ event at the Preston Golf and Country Club. Nearby families visit and attend a funeral in Soda Springs for Amelia Bowen and Kay Barker, with many relatives from Clifton, Ogden, Nyssa, Malad, and Preston gathering over the weekend. Decendants of Ephraim Swann held their third annual reunion at Edward W. Swann’s home with ninety eight attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Enmin Davis
Clifton
Harold Anderson
Henry Hatch
Walter Hatch
Jerald Hatch
Thompson Hatch
Soda Springs
Amelia Bowen
Kay Barker
Ogden
Utah
O. F Cox Lewis Coburn
Nyssa
Oregon
Henry Jensen
Raymond Evans
George Baker
Ellis Baker
Glen Manning
Melvin Burrup
Preston
A. L Fisher
Will Baker
Preston Golf and Country Club
Ephriam Swann
Edward W. Swann
RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS CLAIMS AT VANCOUVER ADDRESS
A reader advert says Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports relief from rheumatism and arthritis after using NUE-OVO Laboratories products and invites correspondence for information.
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Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Local families host and visit across Utah towns
Weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Jack Choules of Clifton visiting sons and daughters in Pocatello and Idaho relatives. Lorraine Hatch visits Salt Lake City and Bountiful. Joe Ward family from Preston stops by Keller home. Gould returns from Army overseas in China with discharge. Howard Fitzpatrick Rexburg group visits Fisher family. Leland Baker from Ogden visits and plans with Fisher relatives. Coburns attend Agnes Price funeral in Wellsville after car crash. Price aged 82. Denney and Preece dine with Redingtons in Salt Lake City area. Sandra and Dixie Lee Coburn stay in Richmond summer with grandparents Fred Coburn.
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Pocatello
Jack Choules
Clifton
Jay Baker
Lorraine Hatch
Salt Lake City
Joe. Ward
June
Lynn Ward
Preston
Russell Keller
Fred Gould
Pfc
Gould
China
Howard Fitzpatrick
David
Rexbury
Jack Fisher
Leland Baker
Ogden
Utah
George Fisher
George
Merle
Bill Baker
Fred Coburn
Jack
Agnes Price
Wellsville
Jesse Denney
Reginald
Vern Preece
George Redington
Sandra
Dixie Lee Coburn
Richmond
Socials and Visits Across Idaho and Utah Families
Local residents and visitors from Salt Lake City to Mackay Pocatello and Preston shared weekends and weeklong visits. Recurring names include the Redingtons Preece Fishers Coburns Goodwins and Cox families as well as Richards Savage Hatch Ward Peterson Wallace and other relatives.
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Whatley Clarion
William MacKnoight Bulva Ela
Leland Chatterton
Shirley Chatterton
Pressman
Prestom
Branklin
AL Editorial
Associafion Aas
Idaho State Editorial Association
Arco Advertiser
Nephi Tarsen Rone
Pret Tarsen
Salt Tauberty Teat
Miss Radia
Leah Skidmore
Portland
Adams
Agnes Geddes Peterson
Utah Power
Preston High School
Oneida Stake Academy
Ates Jaitold Robinson
Lars Preericks
Westen
Battle Creek Monument
Franklin County Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Cache Valley Boy Scouts
Utah Trails and Landmarks Association
Ardella Kirkbride
Verna Naef
Dicey Wright
Charles Jones
Emily Foss
Ezra Foss
Sadie Katherine
Ruth
Payette Lakes
Craters of the Moon
Walliard Spiers
Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Doster
Sophi Prim
Dad
America
England
Joe
Moe
Lefty
Nue-Ovo" Laboratories
ARS
Ball Brothers Company
Muncio, Ind
Loveliers
Weston J. Smith
Mackéry
Henried
Richard
Ernest Savage
Leon Coburn
Dan Hatch
Ray Hatch
Barbara Fisher
Royce Leland
Glen Cox
Tom Hawes
Mac Gambles
Daryl Erikson
Jerome
Howard Goodwin
Wesley
Howard
W. Goodwin
Ray Cargill
Roy, Utah
Franklin Cox
O.cox
Dave Anderson
Dayton
Elizabeth Wallace
Jack Peterson
Platt Ward
Mrs. Wallace
Mrs. Ward
Peterson
Saturn
Conoco
Conaco
Red Triangle
Continental Oil Company
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