Glines Community Notes Highlight Talks and Visits
Sunday evening talks at sacrament meeting featured Mrs LO Pearce and His Allie Dillngs Glale Pickup. Neighbors and families from Rainbow to Pleasant Grove visit, host, and travel for weekend gatherings. Easter themed program at Glines chapel included solos, readings, and a communal chorus under director Glen Bennion.
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Sacrament
LO Pearce
Allie Dillngs
Leo Geve
Gall Lake City
Martin Fletcher
Intent
Stephen Perry
Rainbow
Kstere
Wo Stone
Oka
Mra
Charlie Hall
Linnie Simper
George Perry
John Glines
Son Lloyd
Balbow
Stephen Derry
Deszlo Galleyta
Join L
Martin Pletcher
Fort Dubtsne
Dra
Fletchers Fassnet
John Wardle
Nellie Southam
Grace Metheachnic
Ora
Pletcher
Fredric Fulrdormm
Canada
Elmer Ferry
Park City
Wanda Johnson
Crystal Woodruff
Yora
Jennie Pearce
Eveluon Juaro
Fein Floss
Justor Ciis
Glen Bennion
Glines
Tedeo
Bter
Ng Haus
Clarlee Jiatz
Bela Woodilf
Crait Fletener
Don Freksrty
Eedent
Andrey Jacobsen
W Voll
Paul Batty
John B Eaton
Myrtle
Bonor
Theors
Doris
Clinton Becksot
Charles
Raymond Nigelow
Carolins Wards
Tery
Willam Winward
Giants
Measer
Oliver Mrnday
Braron
Leonard Perry
Duchesney
School Board War on Tobacco Targets Minors
The Board of Education asserts a war on tobacco among students at Jocel School. It notes existing laws prohibit minor tobacco use and reports a local dealer pled guilty to selling cigarettes to minors, fined $380. The board aims to curb widespread youth smoking.
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Board
Education
Jocel School
Board of Education
Schiost
Training School Held in County Court House
A training session was conducted Friday March 2 at the county courthouse under Mim Pederson. Ten lades from ten communities enrolled and showed keen interest in the convention activities. Preliminary steps were taken, with ten entrants already in the contest slated for April 1. Kitchen contests and related proposals will be judged, with next meeting to set the completion time.
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Mim Pederson County
Bollot
Levining
Usk
Mt AG
Board reviews high school route changes and fencing projects
The Uintah school board debates bus routing to Leota and possible high school at Fort Duchesne. They authorize landscaping curb work, fencing material for Maeser, and study costs for new buildings and grounds. Meetings cover dancing limits, music staff changes, and conference travel for district officials.
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Leota
Jacob Jorgensen
O Cloward
Li BE Akin
John E McNaughton
Central School
McNaughton
Ten
Fort Duchesne
Maeser School
Thacker
Sde
George W Perry
Gilbert E. Childs
Uintah Hich Echpl
Pixie
Olsen
Childs
Ashley
Fnally
25 Olsen
Robert L. Tixton
Salt Lake City
O Goodrich
Ghate School Board Association
George W. Perry Doar
Atembers
Sader
Dom Jorgensen
Godrien
Mary Witmer
It Olson
Marcel Young Wins Diamond Medal in Seminary Declamation
Marcel Young earns the diamond medal in a community Seminary Declamation Contest held at the stake tabernacle. Five contestants performed original talks on religion, with musical numbers by Wanda Johnson, a duet by Misses Walker and Smith, and accompaniment by Miss Cutler. Principal Jacob N Lubbert presented the award to Young as Congressman Doo B. Coton offered remarks.
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Stake Tabernacle
Wallace Calder
Drayden Foster
Terry
Maywating
Bernice Martrett Lea
Molen Galder
Parth
Marcel Young
Mint
Wanda Jonnson
Little Cottage
Meds Walker
Eunice Smith
Misa Margaret Cutler
Jacob N Lubbert
Congresaman Doo
Vernal Ward Wins in District MM 1A Contest
The Vernal Second ward led in the MM 1A district contest held last Tuesday evening in the Vernal Second ward chapel. They won both public speaking and singing with Edith McConkle and Orva Eaton delivering talks, and Argene Cooper winning by default in public speaking for Vernal First ward.
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Vernal
Maeser
Edith McConkle
Macser
Orva Eaton
Tela
Verbal Nod for Macser Ward Chapel Site and Plans
Archite ct Young and contractor IL J Bickean of Salt Lake City meet with Macser ward building committee to select a site for a new 45000 chapel. The committee and ward members authorize funding roughly 20000 from local pledges and anticipate completion by November.
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Archiltect Young
IL J Bickean
Salt Lake City
Cart R Richens
Macset
Take
High Council
Ate
Macser Ward
Peopas al
Bulding
Carl R Richens
WE Bodily
Leroy Carrol
Mark M. Hall
Phil Stringham
Andrew Vernon
Lorin Slatech
Elmer Lind
Luther
Willisma A Murrey
William Vernon
Frank & Smith
Abe
Anderson & Young Architects
J McKean
Turday
Commie
Maczer
Tn Cofinés du Wiv
Calder
Bish Hichruy
Robert + Bodily
Grant Cars
Young and McKean
Deta
Mia Vintal Basin
Boy and Girl Club Leaders to Meet with State and County Officials
Uintah county prepares April gatherings as 4G, gorth community clubs join with Db P Murray State leaders and Allee Pederson to host events in Vernal on April 17 and Roosevelt on April 23. Programs emphasize farm development, character building, and cooperative youth outreach with campfire activities and demonstrations.
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Boy's
Gurl's
Peterson
Allee Pederson
Db P
Murray State
Gorth
Vernal
Roosevelt Turedyy
Pveniigs
Uniteh County
Boya
Wiley
America
Uintah County
Utah
Stona
Repairing A Car At The Mall Sparks Quiet Remarks
A fragment describes Jones taking his car to a repair shop near the mall. Mechanics slipped some tar onto the vehicle for a short period while assessing issues. The scene hints at a cautious approach to testing the repaired car afterward.
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Jones
Oak
Humorous miscellany and quips from a local page
A collection of jokes and anecdotes features a young voter misreading a ballot, a bishop and an Irishman over sun and brains, a Frenchman and a horse tale, Willie's talk of a new ear, family humor at Sunday dinner, and a penny versus dollar exchange highlighting patriotism.
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Willie
Izack Walton Club Organis ed at Meeting Held in Here Last Saturday Night
A Vernal chapter of the Izack Walton League was organized with twenty two charter members. Ray Duks elected president, A G Nord vice president, Farl Freeman treasurer, Kenneth Richardson secretary. The league promotes conservation of forests, fields, streams, and outdoor recreation, urging responsible use of nature’s gifts.
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Izack Walton Club
Here
Izack Walton Teague
Ray Duks
G Nord
Farl_ Freeman
Kenneth Richardson
The
Nations Organization of the League
Izank Walton League
League
Jeague
Western Venture Visits Vernal Oil Well Near Vernal City
Western Venture Corporation officials E R L Lovewell and HL Green visit an oil well seven miles southwest of Vernal. They report casing for testing the Krumvieds No 1 showing, plans to ship a packer from Coffeyville and to Casper Wyoming for drilling gear. The Krumvieds No 11 test is expected to begin before week’s end with potential producer results. The Biahr No 3 crew relocated nearby to continue cement casing and drilling as the Krumvieds project proceeds.
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E_R_ l Lovewell
HL Green Veg
Western Venture Corporation
East Laks City
Vernal
Vernal Monceline
Craig
Hera
Green
Packer
Coffeyville
Kansas
Thas
Casper
Wyoming
Bern
Biahr No 3
Krura- Vieda No 1
Utah Bills Ban Billboard Tobacco Ads and Margarine Tax
Governor George H. Dern signs laws prohibiting tobacco advertising on billboards in Utah and imposing a special excise tax on margarine sales. The billboard ban takes effect upon approval, while the margarine tax requires administrative rules to be completed before enforcement begins.
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Utah
George HW Dem
George
Salt Lake
Supreme Court
Mr“O Tole
Radio Schedule and Programs for the Week of April 7 1929
A detailed listing of radio programming from NBC NBC and other networks for the week of April 7 1929 includes daily time blocks with programs such as The Voice of Firestone Edison Central Motors Family Hour Empire Balldors The Road to Financial Independence and Tom Mitchells Half Hour of Happiness. Also listed are various orchestras choirs lectures and musical acts with specific start and end times across multiple days.
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Worlh
Elon Westainter
Firestone
Edison
Central Motors Family
Empire Balldors
Bldlo Simons Day & Co Bos
Denver
Ceciric Dials
NBC
Wat Amrit
Westminster
Valers Gervics
NRC
Gearse GC Wheeler
Western Parn Life
Dotterth
Chase
Loughridge
Sskimos
Ekemion
Orchestradians
MBC
Keith
Orpheum
Mitchell 1603
Tom
Tom Mitchel
Spina Troudows
Colorado Fil and Iron Co
March
Dear Pal Twinkle Little Star Message Fragment
Fragmentary text shows a personal note or lyric era exchange mentioning dear pal, life joy, hearing voice, seeing face, dreams and stars. It includes garbled phrases about two people, longing and affection, plus a humorous line about stars at night.
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Vernal Second Ward
Ceat
Hen. Owen
LaMar Cook
Viel
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Marke Anderson
Maver
Oris Murray
Wallson
Nat Brains
Morse
Cre
Mateur
Drothah Johnson
Parson White
Conta
Chuck
Pohson
Johnson
Angus
Grace
Jack
Cynthia
Mra Nevrich
Ong Cort
Baling S
United States
Terry Bean
Sirs Nettle Riehens
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Erne Jetlick
Collier'a Hous
Atetler Kent
Btudebaker Motors
Thermopolis
V. m — Bessions W Cimes
Selberling Boyers Nec
Maxwell House Colles Tim Nhc
Waley Stuart
United States National Bank
Supreme Serenadera
Extension Service
Colorado Agriatural College
Citles Serstee Orchestra
Cavaliers
Wrishy
Salitaire
Hn Cowboys
Bosworth
Chanta Loushmidre & Co
Tom Kittenen
Hall Hour of Happiness
Sas
Vincent Lopes
Ant Hi ‘Ois
Stregs Dance
Opdhes
Grees
Jatina Kletrs
Lew White
Ore
Tom Billiche
William O Rogers
DAI Grapaus
Vernal Mint Ward
Ployd
Arena
Reading
Mable Siddeway
Jonna
Mate Cook
Bearice Halley
Mra. Wm
D Wally
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