Local notices and people keep spirits up after flu season
Mountain region reports a long list of families recovering from illness after a heavy snow storm. Mrs Hall visits a ailing father, local children start school, and many attend priesthood meetings despite muddy roads. Several residents travel, care for sick relatives, and talk of upcoming medical and charity efforts amid a community wave of flu recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Beck
Joseph Engberson
David Caldwell
Dan Adams
Joseph Hall
John Blankenship
George Masscoy
Josh Hall
Cheell Hall
Bert Caldwell
Lapoint
Miss Addig
Naples News Aims and Church Concerts Highlight Week
Naples report notes Mrs J N Lybbert illness and A Goodrich cold delaying Salt Lake trip. The Theological class presented a fine concert. a minstrel show drew a large audience despite mud. Wallace Southam and Nellie Hunting wed in Salt Lake temple. Mrs Georgia Goodrich hospitalization for appendicitis discussed but operation deferred. Bridges and dam along gulch washed out by high water. Nash brothers water access affected. Mrs Mary Anderson attended her mother Annie Casper’s funeral after travel delays. Casper family long-time ward members. Mrs Casper led Relief Society 1905 to 1908. Second ward Willard Rasmussen to herd sheep for Joseph Hacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Powell
Goodrich
Board of Education
Salt Lake City
Theological Class of
Naples
Ward House
Fred Hodgkinson
Andy Karren
Alvin
Frank Allred
Porter
Delroy Goodrich
Wallace Southam
Neliie Hunting
Georgia Goodmicn
Lybbert
State Road
John Slimper
Nash Brothers
Mary Anderson
Riverton
Salt Lake County
Annie Casper
Roosevelt
Casper
Relief Society
Wiliam
May Anderson
Grace Bingham
Alterra
Grant
Julia
Monte
Goldie
Giligan
Charles Anderson
Robert Green
Davis
George Miller
Vernal
Willard Rasmussen
Joseph Hacking
New Christmas Seal Design For 1922 Era Revealed
James H Wallis reports a radical change in the 1922 Christmas seal design for the National Tuberculosis Association. A billion seals will be printed showing a white Christmas tree with a double barred cross, a mother and child, and the slogan For Health with 1922 in the corner. Designed by T M McClelland of New York, the design was chosen by a committee led by George J Nelbach and Dr Charles J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard 8. Bach
Meropolitan Museum of Art
Heyworth Campbell
Naat
National Tuberculosis Association
Ernest Hamlin Baker
Ethridge Association of Arteists
James H. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
T. M. McClelland
George J. Nelbach
Charles J
Last American WWI soldiers died arrive from France
New York receives the final batch from France aboard the transport Cambria with 1,203 soldiers dead. A two mile parade and official tributes are planned for April 2 as the Legion and service groups honor the fallen. Total brought back reaches 45,712 with 31,366 remaining overseas.
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New York
Washington
Army
Navy
William F. Deegan
Legion
Pier
Brooklyn
New York City
France
New York Harbor
Secretary of War
Wainright
Navy Department
War Department
United States
The Story Of Our States History Of Nebraska
The article traces Nebraska’s name from the Ne braska term meaning shallow water and its nickname Blackwater State. It covers explorers Coronado and Marquette, fur posts at Bellevue and Omaha, settlement by Manuel Lisa, the 1854 Kansas Nebraska act, Dakota and Idaho territories, and Nebraska’s 187th statehood in 1867 with eight presidential electors.
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Platte River
Nebraska
Blackwater
Coronado
Great Plain
Father Marquette
Missouri
Lewis and Clark
Manuel Lisa
Bellevue
United States Territory
Omaha
American Fur Company
Nebraska City
California
Nebraska Territory
Fortieth
Forty-Ninth
Dakota Territory
Idaho Territory
Northwest
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J. N Lybbert
America
Jonathan Brace
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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