Local residents travel and family updates spill through rural notice
Davis Dee Chivers returns home to visit wife and daughter LeAh er while Ezra Eaton and family relocate to the George Jenkins place near Glines Henry Winward and family travel to Salt Lake City for their son’s medical aid. Frank Collier hosts friends at supper with Adams Gurr Richens Goodrich and Simper present. Slaugh kinship and routine travel fill week with illness and injuries among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Chivers
LeAher
Ezra Eaton
Walter Simper
George Jenkins
Glines
Henry Winward
Ford DeJournett
Mrr
Frank Collier
Stephen Adams
George Gurr
Jess Richens
Charles Goodrich
Walter Simpei
Naomi Coller
Mae Penfield
Lyle Slaugh
J Atwood
Chris Manns
Ian Carma Ray
Vda
Wiliam Himes
Verna
Seminary Declamation Semi Finalists Named at Uintah High
Uintah High School announces semifinalists for the annual Seminary declamation contest chosen by Principal Apathon Cannon. Judges will visit Seminary classes on Tuesday April 13 to select the best five for the final on Sunday April 27 at 7:30 in the Tabernacle. Marcel Young last year’s winner is ineligible for the medal but may participate in finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apathon Cannon
Whica
Tabernacle
Marcel Young
Chrystal Woodruff
Meg Hoefelt
Donna Lyman
Mildred MecCartell
Wilford Adame
June Heeking
Arthur Wool
Farr Henderson
LaBele Cook
Fair Wallace Winder
Howed
Irene Watkins
Wilda
Johnson
Ionna
Price
Arthur Woolley Wright
Noel
Bull Carr
Wilford Adams
George Alexander
Cito Gelaway
Taylor
Soreo
Undefined political statement in regional fair context
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of political topics at advertising fairs and regional activism in the Amey Valley area. The readable lines reference politics, advertising events, and community efforts aimed at growth. Names, dates, and clear facts are not recoverable from the provided fragment.
Town Advertiser Aims to Boost Local Business
In this editorial style blurb, the paper urges business owners to advertise to strengthen the town. It argues a vibrant ad culture supports the town’s life and growth and condemns merchants who neglect advertising as harming themselves and the community.
UP System Chief Sees Unemployment Down and Road Growth
Carl Gray president of the Union Pacific System says unemployment is decreasing and road and real estate construction are rising. He notes bankers report higher savings in January and cites plans to advance major developments aligned with a broader improvement program. He mentions passenger service updates to meet public demand and acknowledges potential bus competition but plans to expand from Chicago to the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl . Gray
Union Pacific System
Los Angeles
Middle West
Usuri
Conline
Rai
Chicago
Telephone as catalyst in modern civilization
The telephone is praised as a premier agent accelerating progress through government and industry. It notes how letters once took months to reach Europe, while the telephone now transmits messages globally in a fraction of a second, shaping twentieth century social and economic history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
The Old Age Problaim and National Economic Strain
The piece argues that a sizable share of Americans over 65 rely on government or private aid. It notes rising ratios of elderly men to the population and a growing burden as longer retirement years stretch resources. The commentary decries failing provisions for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post Office Graft Criticizes Funding Of Mail Carriers
A citizen decries the post office deficit arguing 3 cents a letter postage is needed while airplanes receive subsidies and steamship lines gain large bonuses. The author says government supports are improper and predicts a taxpayer backlash and reform.
Industrialists Confront 1927 Prosperity Paradox
A council of leading industrialists discusses why consumer demand lags as stock values rise and output falls. Roger Babson warned two years ago that wages should rise with profits to sustain the market, yet unemployment soars with machinery displacing hundreds of thousands in mines farms and railroads, challenging the myth that machinery lowers costs as 80 percent of workers depend on daily wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifteen
Industralists
Consioeration
Rome
Roger Babson
Industratixts
Oswego Oregon Review Quotation From American Bankers Magazine
The Oswego Oregon Review quotes an American Bankers Magazine ad urging every business and professional person to ensure their name appears in town newspapers. It emphasizes visible placement without excessive ad space and notes a newspaper’s role in introducing a town’s residents to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oregon Review
Magazie
Capitalist investment fuels prosperity and public ownership
The piece extols widespread investing in securities as real public ownership based on sound economic principles. It lauds the stock market for boosting business stability, advancing social status, and reducing fraud through audits and scientific examination of issues, portraying investors as part of a global capitalist revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra
Stock Exchange
Police commended for arrest over funds exortion scheme
A newspaper praises police for arresting a man who claimed to convey a hidden Fo uian secret via a device heard over metallic wires. The piece notes the telephone’s role in business and social contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gas industry advances promise wider home service
Gas articles note 14 million U S homes served with gas 13 million with ranges. Developments like automatic refrigeration and improved incineration heating and cooling boost efficiency and cleanliness, with gas playing a growing role in both industrial and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HO Gas
United States
The Good Roads Movement Continues
The movement expands low cost rural road construction as a farm relief measure. Farmers gain better access, trails and mud holes disappear, and paved highways replace them. The drive deems roads an investment that pays for itself many times over.
Wedding dances and showers mark town life in Dry Fork
A crowded Friday night wedding dance at the school house and a Saturday shower for the young couple highlight social activity in Dry Fork. Guests and local families, including the Rolfe and Beck clans, shared games, dancing, and lunch while well wishes poured in for the newlyweds and their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirs Chelley Hall
Sam Rolfe
Alton Beck
Wis
Jos
Alice Well
Curay Valley
Danel Adams
Lawrence Wilford
Denzel Adams
Clyde Campbell
Alfred
Aice Caldwell
Ding Dante
Marie Caldwell
Winona
Erma Beck
Rae Thomas
Steve Beck and
Murs
Arza Adams
Wallace Coldwell
Bir
Hyrum Bur
Tre Ellis Caldwe
Emmet Caldwell
le Son
Thurza
Forest Caldwell
Not
Manfred Murray
Verdin Johnson Afr
Birnett Blackburn
Floyd Freestone
Lind
Relief from Gas Stomach Pains and Dizziness
Readers hear a testimonial style notice promoting Tanlac as a remedy for indigestion gas and stomach pains. It claims a high success rate in digestive troubles and urges readers to buy with a money back guarantee, citing a local endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Tarlac
Elien Wisite
Wntil Tech Tarlac
Gas and hot water central heating for homes and communities
Professor RW Fernald of the University of Pennsylvania predicts private homes will be heated by gas and community central plants using steam or hot water will be common. Gas cooling systems for refrigerators and air cooling will balance winter heating loads for gas companies and enable cheaper rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesgor RW Fernald
University of Pennsylvania
Family Affair faculty play set for third night show
The faculty play A Family Affair presents a modern family tale. Cast includes Mrs Wilson Mrs Hudson Marie Thurber Miss Johnson Bernard Mr Wilcox Mrs Thurber Miss Hart Dave Tuttle Mr Lundell Tommy filles Mr Guymen Judge Witen Mr Tayler with some cast changes possible after a couple rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hudson Marie Thurber
Johnson Bernard
Wilcox
Thurber
Miss Hart
Dave Tuttle
Lundell
Tommy “Filles
Guymen
Witen
Tayler
Annual student nominations open for 1931 year officers
April 11 marks the annual nominations for student body officers for the year 1931. Many promising students vie for different offices as the spring term progresses and track practice begins with skaylor announcing an imminent track opening.
Community News From Vernal and Park City Visitors
Park City visitors Mr and Mrs George B H Goodrich and twins stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Birehell Goodrich on their way home. Dee Manwaring and family from the mine area spent the weekend. Dan F Lubbert of Salt Lake City arrived on business and visited Jacob Lybbert and Mrs Mary Merrell. Nele Anderson, 11, had a ruptured appendix and surgery at the Vernal hospital. condition precarious. Mrs Alfred Kidd of Ashley attended Relief Society. Earl Merrell of Rainbow visited with sisters Bessie Pearl and Mabel and returned home after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BH Goodrich
Park City
Birehell Goodrich
Dan F Lubbert
Salt Lake City
Jacob Lybbert
Mary Merrell
Imma Hullager
E Ife
Mary Johnson
Vernit
Alfred Kidd of
Ashley
Relief Society
Earl Merrell
Rainbow
Bessie
Pearl
Mabel
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Uintah High School
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CDA & D
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Ofon Gale
Marth
Thia
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Wallis
E.jstor
Coond
Vernal
Utah
Loready
Thawka
Ameley Valley
Atam Pomcpay
Atayy Meare
National Edipporial
Teletlhowe
Fuling the Tfupiont Sponsors
Good Roads Movement
Marc
Uintah Ingh
Misa Jameen
Lehi
W Ross
Prova
Dee Manwaring
C.A. Hardy
McDonald’s
Vernal Express
Roosevelt Standard
Lyman Mercantile CO
Whiterocks, Utah
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