Adella Coltharp Miller Death Shocks Rangely Family
Adella Coltharp Miller, 29, of Rangely, was killed in a crime near Meeker. Sheriff Milo Miller of Rio Blanco arrested Cook after a search and he was released on recognizance. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church in Vernal with a large cortege and interment in Vernal cemetery.
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Meeker
J H Coltharp
J R Coltharp
John Miller
Clarence Miller
Cook
Miller
Rio Blanco County
Douglas Creek
Rangely
Justice of the Peace
Sheril Grossiwho
John Darnell Herder
Snellen Johnson
Johnson
Adelia Coltharp Miller
Rangely Cole
Ike
Ouray Cole
Mrs Coltharp
Joplin
Newa
Prica
Shea
Waa
Bert Whiltimore
Myton
R Coltharp
W Odonnell
Rey Chase Sebold
George
May Jorgensen
W .A Banks
J F Chapman
Leo Thorne
J E Fowler
Bebold
Adams
Jesus
Rey Sebold
John Re Jer
J C Bates
George E Adama Isaac Burton
W H Siddoway
William Preece
Elda
Jor Coltharp
Dila Coltharp
J F Hudson
Vernal
Ed Coltharp
Jon Frizzell
Buck Therlac
Fred Nichols
Cecil Gross
Melvin Folea
al Hillton
Perry Murray
Frank Quin
Arthur Rector
Mra
L E Howell
Ethel
Rangory
Misa
Irene Dicomfield
Reginald Velam Nichola
Ethel Hittenmeyer
Meeker Cole
Bert Wittmore
Will Kohler
W J Laffen
Missouri
Anna Burgey
Clara Milley
Tellizude
Cala
Bereavement Thanks to Helpers and Supporters
thanks to friends and all who aided in our recent bereavement. gratitude to those who sent flowers provided music and speakers. appreciation for the encouragement and sympathetic words from everyone involved.
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National Forest Policy Advances Timber Protection Efforts
A long message thanks individuals and outlines the 1924 federal forest policy promoting timber protection. It emphasizes cooperation between federal and state governments to encourage private forest growing, tree planting stocks, and joint action for forest extension lines, urging sustained foresight to renew forest resources.
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Poetry and boys in poetry from Scribner's Magazine
Matthew Wilson Black of the University of Pennsylvania argues that poetry should be read enjoyed and thrilled to study while warning against teaching that traps boys with pedantic terms. He critiques hollow poetic definitions and favors prose words in their best order over ethereal and moonlit conceptions.
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Matthew Wilson Black
University of Pennsylvania
Scribner's Magazine
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The Cold and Extraterritoriality in Old News Voice
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century passage laments the illness of the common cold and its grip on life. It contrasts grim inevitability with a terse note about a woman finding her husband’s dresser with old shoes and stockings, invoking extraterritoriality as a quirky aside.
Golden Days Play Draws Good Crowd From Forest Slaughs
The Friends of Forest Slaugh and family were glad for a brief visit to a Friday event. Mr Slaugh teaches at Carbon County High School in Prica.
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Forest Slaugh
Mr. Slaugh
Carbon County High School
Prica
Duchesne High School
Roosevelt
Walter Daniels
Loula Naté Jr
Phoebe C Liteter
George Striebh
Whiterocks
Hérpscalia
Marimong
Agnes Drake
David R Ford
Nebraska
Druce Maxswell
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H Goltharp
Minta Coltharp
Hudson
Vieth
Tua
United States
National Forest Administration
Tig Offes
Duchesne
Uintah High School
Bobs
Earl Lewis
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