Naples folks celebrate health and school progress
Naples residents report the fitto boy recovering with no contagion risk and welcome visitors. A surprise party honors Naples school taashora at A G Goodrich’s home with games, luncheon, and thanks to teachers. Mary Watson leaves for Missouri. Elwin Merrell and family visit. cisterns rise. Miss Eva Manwaring seeks medical treatment. nursing course closes. The Roses society holds annual. local notables ill or improving. civic efforts include fly traps project and Farm Bureau meetings led by J F Wittwer.
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Naples
Taashora
A G Goodrich
Baturda
Mary Watson
Missouri
Nan
Elwin Merrell
Bluebell
Kuller Merrell
Price
James Karren
G Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Harold Hullinger
Eva Manwaring
Miss Sainsbury
Roses Society
Ward House
Laura Evans
Brush Creek
Carlile Duke
Jacob N Lybbert
Davis
Tridell Ward News Briefs and Obituary Note
Bertram Harvey infant dies after weeks of illness with whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral held at ward house with speakers Bartlett Merkley and Morrill and burial in Tridell cemetery. Community notes include Mutual Improvement meeting, local games prep, and weather impact on farms. Continued illness of Chester Smith and broader ward health recovery, plus local reports on farming sales and visits, meetings, travels, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
James Harvey
Ward House
George Bartlett
John Merkley
Willard D Morrill
New Tridoll
Leval
Chester
Elbert
Deena Smith
State Farm Bureau
Rissa
Local Notes From Bishop Calder to Fort Duchesne
Ashley reports civic and family moves while residents share routine farming and travel notes. John Stagg settled in Bishop Calder era housing. Nina Atwood and Bolvna Eskelson visited Ft Duchesne, returning Friday. Richard Hadlock planted raspberries. Mrs. Sarah Adams raises over a hundred chickens, two months old among them. Frank Hiernle plans Fort Duchesne home with James Baskelson, and Ollie Scovill transfers from Evanston to Laramie with railroad work. Carl Sewards plans Salt Lake City trip for a new car. Leland attends college and will return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stagg
Bishop Calder
Nina Atwood
Bolvna Eskelson
Ft Duchesne
Richard Hadlock
Sarah Adams
Frank Hiernle
Fort Duchosansa
James Baskelson
Ollie Scovill
Evanston
Wyoming
Laramie
Scovill
Carl Sewards
Salt Lake City
Ford
Leland
Move to Cap sticadla ends at peach ranch lease
Otto Neilson moves to Cap sticadla where he has leased his mother’s large peach ranch. A farewell was held Wednesday at Jessie Williams Frank Slaugh’s. Slaugh’s shoulders were broken in a four horse accident, now suffering rheumatism. Girls Club begins with Sylvia Hatch as president Hazel Atwood as vice. James Chivers has been taken to Eliza Williams’ home, health outlook modest. Quarantine for cerebro spinal meningitis lifted at Nathan Chivers home Eva titlé girl well around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Neilson
Ned Cap Sticadla
Jessie Williams
Frank Slaugh
Sylvia Hatch
Hazel Atwood
James Chivers
Bean
Eliza Williams
Nathan Chivers
Eva
Acel
April Fool Party At DRY FORK Welcomes New Neighbors
Mrs Gail Hall hosted an April Fool party Friday with music games crafts and lunch. Neighbors Nels Buhrman and family arrive on Sewards ranch. George Van and Joe Massey return from trap line and plan trips to the Book Cliffs mountains. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Kari Collier from Sunnyside. Elisha Campbell finished work on a bridge. Crops and road work to resume. Charles Pope and George Miller are in town for farm tasks. sheep shearing by Miller for Massey.
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Gail Hall
Nels Buhrman
Seward
George
Van
Joe Massey
Book Chi Mountains
Kari Collier
Sunnyside
George Miller
Johnny
Geo. Massey
Charlea Pope
Leetonbenne T Mrs Mattie Allen Guests in Whiterocks
Mrs Mattie Allen and Mrs Anna Cumming of Whiterocks visited their sister Mrs Sam Snyder on Wednesday Elder David Evans son of Mrs J Evans returned home after eighteen months as a Kansas missionary A welcome home party for Mr Evans is planned April 7 at the ward house Newell Snyder and family spent Saturday at Cedarview L L C members surprised Mr Mittie Snyder with a baby shower March 31 Olle Pickup and family visited Roosevelt on Sunday Joseph Timothy of Duennes city visited his children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Allen
Anna Cumming
Whiterocks
Sam Snyder
David Evans
J. Evans
State of
Kansas
Ward House
Evans
Newell Snyder
Cedarview
Mittie Snyder
Baby Snyder
Olle Pickup
Roosevelt
Joseph Timothy
Dueesne City
Local News From Jensen Area Highlights Community Life
Postmaster H J Chatwin returns from back sprain and farming is in full swing. Weather turns wintery again after a summer storm with light rain. Roads work near Vernal nearing finish as Bishop Caldwell and crew finish tasks later. Mayne Dudley heads to Salt Lake City for an extended stay. Local fishing fever brings mixed success while Mrs. Andrew Dudley Jr hatches over one hundred chicks. Shearing at Sunshine ranch targets about 8000 sheep with a new six knife plant. Bertha Dudley returns from a northern mission and shares talks at church services. Joergensen takes a garage job. water turned into Burn’s Bench canal. Community fixes slides to prevent breaks and Al Wilkins leases nearby land. Tragic note as Joseph Poulson dies by his own hand at home. Interment held in Vernal with Bishop Caldwell presiding. Community extends sympathies to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H J. Chatwin
H. A. Turner
Luther Stewart
Dorothy Joergensen
Roosevelt
Calvin Joergensen
Vernal
Bishop T. J. Caldwell
B. E. Gardner
Andrew Dudley, Jr
Reader
Alexander
Sunshine Ranch
Fordson
Frank Billings
Bertha Dudley
al Wilkins
Riley Murray
Joseph Poulson
Dataila
Thomas J. Caldwell
Act Qne Christopher Jr Apartments in London
Local filing reports a real estate matter involving Christopher Jr and associated properties in London. The notice outlines ownership interests and a forthcoming legal hearing date. No additional parties or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Christopher Jr
London
Local notes from Laroint and Vernal events
Community diary items record a funeral in Vernal for Mrs Hackine s brother s girl s death plus a teachers training meeting and county agent Wittner s farm bureau meeting. Local people Jacob Rasmussen Burt Norton and others attend and talk. Mutuals host a meeting with sermons on Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, with music and a talk by C A Thompson. Families move between Roosevelt and Vernal, with social and church activities, a Friday dance raising funds for lights, need for better eight hours, and various visits by Rev A Downey Bishop Roy Taylor and others as weather turns stormy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hacking
Hackine
J H. Wittner
Oury Farm Bureau
Jacob Rasmussen
Burt Norton
Mutuals
Wm C Marshall
Joseph Smith
Delthia Thompson
C A. Thompson
Brigham Young
John Long
Roosevelt
J W Davis
J. W Davis
Peterson
Tom Jensen
San Pete
Dolph Teeplesa
Vernal
A Downey
Roy Taylor
Neat slip on sweater trend in wardrobe
Interest centers on sweaters and sweater coats for all. Wool or silk knits vary by warmth with Tilcon and slip on models that fit snugly or hang loose. A knitted girdle or sash completes the look, as shown by the pictured model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilcon
Used it in constructing homes not clamor
A witty verse notes usefulness of the hammer to build roofs and shield domes, urging practical work over noisy fuss. The Boston Transcript voice remarks on design and labor rather than rhetoric, praising constructive deeds.
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Boston Transcript
Typograph Fails Spark Laughs Across Country Press
A колlection of comic typographical slips from recent papers shows the public enjoying light errors. Examples include roosters in bleachers and miswritten phrases like a live wife and a special number at service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Legal Blanks for Sale Prominent Office Offer
Advertising notes offer a range of legal blank forms for sale at a local office. Includes common notices contracts affidavits and filings suitable for lawyers and offices. Contact the office for quantities pricing and availability.
Stock Show Planned for Lapoint This Month
Bartlett of Tridell said Lapoint and Tridell will sponsor a spring stock and poultry show with free admission. Entries from anywhere, especially Duchesne and Uintah counties, will be accepted. Judges will be chosen by local officers. events include livestock, seed grains, vegetables, handi crafts, a ball game, and a dance on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Bartlett
Tridell
Farm Bureau
Lapoint
Bartlett
Duchesne
Uintah
Keeping Cider Sweet Ques Answer
A reader asks if cider can stay sweet by adding horseradish. The answer states yes. once flavor is to taste, add one or two tumblerfuls of grated horseradish to each barrel of elder.
Little Boy Visitor Disrupts Pondering Professor
In a London Tit-Bits anecdote a stern professor bent over a heavy problem when a nurse bursts in with cheerful news of a newborn upstairs. The exchange mixes humor and surprise as the professor contemplates the child and perhaps his future inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Judge Grants Extended Time in Case as Lawyer Requests Delay
In a Baltimore court, defense counsel asks for more time for their client. The judge agrees to extend the period, noting the attorney initially planned a five year term but rises it to ten. The exchange underscores procedural delays in the criminal matter.
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Baltimore American
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J. F. Wittwer
Jones Brothers and Sisters
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Tride LL
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al Rasmussen
Frank Peterson
Qulinkes
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Delta
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Haler Erckson
P. Fisher
Helper
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Axchle
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Don Roberts
Watson
Elmer O'Neil
Ashley
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Jensen
Vogue Theater
Vernal First Ward
Christopher Jedbury Jr
Fern Whiting
First Ward
Christopher Jedbury
Leroy Wahllist
Jedbury
Pearl Shaffer
Melly
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Len Sainsbury
Eneew
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Hamilton Calder
Wanda Jensen
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Devonshire
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Merle Massey
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Laroint
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