Utah Public School System Cost per Capita in 1920 21
The report details per capita costs for Utah schools in 1920 21, noting Denver district highest at 148 20 and Uintah lowest at 38 06. It covers elementary and high school teacher costs, administration expenses, building programs, and bond interest, with commentary on district building campaigns and future oil exploration context.
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Utah
Malataly
EJ Natton
Calatnne
S&l
Achoo
Denver
Norton
Furth
Teachera Wilileh
Beaver County
Oil Springs in Uintah Basin Story from Inland Oil Index
Inland Oil Index reports great saturated sands in Uintah Basin with multiple oil springs and sands, some 1600 feet thick, extending 20 miles near Duchesne. Companies like Ute Petroleum, Royal Dutch Shell, and Utah Southern are testing several anticlines and terraces with multiple wells planned and under way to thoroughly evaluate oil and gas potential.
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Vweteon
Davie OH
Fa Ie
Geolo
Denver
Ia Grands
Wasatch Plateau
California
Oklahoma
North Texas
Utah
Inland Oil Index
Express
Myton
Royal Dutch Shell
United States
Watson
Arado
tilNkide
Duchesne
Ute Petroleum Co
Carter Ohio
Continental Utah Southern
Plateau Ol Corporation
Kinney Oil and Refining Company
Hansen Exploration Co
Utah Southern Off Co
Gas Theen Exploration Co
Ute Company
Strawberry Fold
HI Caveck
HN Creek
Dragon
Castledute Oil Co
Hill Creek
Utah On and Refining Company
Midwest
United States Oil Co
Uintal Basin
Uintah OR and
Exploratior Co
Roosevelt
Great Indian Chief Weatherford and Fort Mims Massacre
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the 1818 Fort Mims massacre led by Creek chief Weatherford also called Red Eagle. The Alabama massacre left 47 of 275 garrisoned people alive after brutal battles from Talladega to Horseshoe Bend. Weatherford fled by river, later surrendered to seek peace, and maintained treaty obedience until his death in 1824.
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Fort Millams
Ala
Fort Dearborn
Fort Micmuis
Red Eagle
Lampchattee
Weatherford
Andrey
Tallushatches
Talladegaches
Tohopehu
Tallapoo
Fort
Mims
Spend Your Money With Home Merchants Ad Card
Community promoting message urging residents to support local merchants who fund taxes schools and roads. The notice highlights the value of local businesses and directs readers to advertising in the paper for the best choices.
Tuberculosis War Record in Weber County Utah
A 1910s Weber County study by James H Wallia executive secretary outlines 109 deaths from tuberculosis in Weber County over several years. Most victims were aged 20 to 35, many with long county residence and families. The report argues timely detection and proper home or state sanatorium care could have saved lives.
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Utah
Sirs Larsenes Royport
Weber County
Weber Euntry
Great Scouts of Forsyth's Scouts on Beecher's Island
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Forsyth's 51 scouts and their stand against the Dog Soldier Cheyennes led by Roman Nose on Beecher's Island in eastern Colorado. Despite heavy casualties and wounds, they held a sapient line until relief arrived, vowing to die together. The tale honors bravery, calls Forsyth's unit the Rough Riders of 1568, and notes Beecher's Island as their commemoration.
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Wiepilyot
Forsyth
Rough Riders
George A. Forsyth
Sandy” Forsyth
Fort Wallace
Kan
Chesennes
Kansas
Arickaree
Colo Rulo
Sharpe Grover
Ll‘orsyth
Roman Nose
Forssth
Fred Beecher
Beecher
Forsith
Coats Resemble Capes In Spring Wrap Fashion
A fashion feature notes spring wraps can read as capes or more complex garments. The showcased cape wrap uses trientine fabric, a large collar with silk braid loops, pendant cloth panels, silk cords, and side slits for arm freedom. It offers a smart practical wrap in various coatings and colors.
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Gevern Wei
Dixie welcomes Utah traveling health clinic in St George
Utah's traveling health clinic received a splendid ovation in St George as James H Wallis, Utah Public Health Association executive secretary, reported. Dixie locals opened Dixie Normal College upper floor for the clinic, with the auditorium and classrooms at disposal, drawing many adults and keeping doctors busy before turning away 100 people.
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Utah
James H Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
St George
Wal- Ha
Dixie
Nixon
Dixie Normal College
Supt
O. Bentley
M S Parker
Health lectures draw crowds across towns this week
On Sunday night the atake tabernacle was filled to hear health subjects discussed by members of the elinic ata. At Santa Clara the following night almost every person in town heard the lectures. The clinic will be in Cedar City and Barowasy next week. Deseret News
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Atake Tabernacle
Mmbers
Elinic Ata
Santa Clara
Cedar City
Barowasy
Deseret News
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In- Hades
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Carboy
Daggett
Emery
Garfield
North Summit
Park City
San Juan
Sevier
South Sunpete
South Summit
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Frovo
Logan
Murray
Ho Jo State
Uintah Basin
Wyoming
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Sens
Uruce
Dawgone
Gus Gobetick
Nou
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
Warner
J Western Newspaper Union
ORIG
Utah Traveling Health Clinic
Basten
James Mnaughton
Royal