Local Notes From Nine Mile Country And Nearby
Gusher reports Professor Narl Douglang registering at the Naylor hotel on Saturday on his way home from an inspection tour down Nine Mile country. Mrs Grorga Dbiazzard shows marked improvement after illness. Thelma Young spent a week at Port Duchesne visiting Mrs J V P Rudy and her sister Winfred Long of Salt Lake City. Moffat ward conference held at the schoolhouse with visitors Ephraim Lambert John Wiscombe Joseph Lambert Ernest Burgess Andrew Wahlquitt Roosevelt Willam Stephens Ranchett and Mrs Wilma Strebblee Alterra. The social circle hosted a party for Vera Carpenter with surprise guests and plans for her California departure. Frank Smith Sr. began building a new house for Marion Dudley at Jena. Morley Vernon of Roosevelt visits home this week. Ethel McCoy staying at St Pauls lodge Vernal while attending Willcox academy. Mrs Hansen’s daughter Roy Warburton operated on in Fruita Colorado. Mrs Hansen travels to be with her. No further word received.
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Narl Douglang
Naylor Hotel
Nine Mile Country
Mra Grorga Dbiazzard
Thelma’. Young
Port Duchesne
Mra
Rudy
Mes
Winfred Long
Salt Lake City
Moffat Ward
Prealher
Ephriam Lambert
John Wiscombe
Joseph Km. Lambert
Ernest E. Burgess
Andrew J. Wahlquitt
Roosevelt
Willam Stephens
Ranchett
Wilma Strebblée
Alterra
Aetick Society
Staniaon
Keith Thomas
Vernal
Vera Carpenter
Grant Carpenter Blonsom Reynolds
Irma Hislop
Vera
Verh
California
Nefreshmanta
Slossom Reynolds
Irma Hinlop
Rachel Thomas
Grand Hacking
Virtus McConkie
Waldo Riddle
Clyde Oaks
Frank Smith
Jena
Willl
Marion Dudley
Morley Vernon
William Vernon
Ethel McCoy
Walter SI McCoy
St. Paul's Lodge
Willcox Academy
James Hansen
Roy Warburton
Fruita
Colorado
Fort Duchesne Community News Inbound Visits And Farm Notes
Supt Kneale's family returns to New York with Mr Kregale guiding them to Watson. Mrs Flora Elliott has 120 chicks and hotel owner Mr Elliott keeps 60. Charlea Fearson of California, formerly Ruth Lawson, sent oranges to sister Mrs HWCG Smith. Andrew Herring and family travel from Vernal after Roosevelt funeral for Owen Morrill. F O Vaunberg operates four incubators with turkeys and expects 1000 turkeys this year. Forest Slaugh greeted friends in Fort. E Peterson, county farm agent, attended Farm Bureau meeting with Miss Cider from the Agricultural College extension division visiting Vernal. Weather and gardening talk abound as spring lags behind.
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A H. Kneale
New York
Kregale
Watson
Flora Eniott
Mr Elliott
Hirs Charlea Fearson
California
Ruth Lawson
HW C G. Smith
Andrew Herring
Vernal
Roosevelt
Owen Morrill
Mr. Herring
F.O Vaunberg
Iisa
Forest Slaugh
Fort
Jim
E. Peterson
Farm Bureau
Maeser Dramatic Association presents The Tumult a success
Vernal community applauded Maeser’s The Tumult on Friday night with strong crowd support and lively laughter. After the performance attendees danced until midnight as primary children rehearse May pole plans under Mrs Sylvanus Collett.
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Maceser
Vernal Dramatic Association
Sylvanus Collett
Nelle Murray
Willam Murray
Maeser
Orin Reich
Henry Reich
Ashley
Bishop §S Collett
Collett
Miss Murray
Reich
Utah Oil Company
Hatch Murray
Hatta Coltharp
Lydia Davis
Vernal First
Coltharp
William Ashby
Purse Blackburn
P. C. Stringham
William Murray
Charles Merkley
Don B. Colton
P C. Stringham
Clarence Collett
Dewey McConkie
Charles McConkie
Thira Harvey
Tridell
Salt Lake Temple
Mmcconkie
Sundy
Flame Inn
Tride
Bennett School Leads Community Effort and Activities Report
Bennett school students cleaned up and planted trees under Principal Harvey Hullinger. A Friday visit from Hayden yielded Bennett wins in baseball and races. The Bennett Dramatic Company promotes What Happened to Jones with a large cast. Mrs Myrtle Lambert's pupils perform plays at Leeton hall followed by a Primary dance. Relief Society and home missionaries attended a Sunday conference. Mrs Barker survived a near throat injury from a barbed wire incident. Winter weather disrupted progress as farmers await planting conditions.
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Bennett School
Harvey Hullinger
Hayden
Bennett
Simmons
Hullinger
Bennett Ward Dramatic Company
Jones
M. C. Bolton
J. C. Bolton
Ernest Allred
P. H. Lambert
Willis Hackford
Joseph Evans
Brighton
Nellie Adams
Katie Mc‘Kowen
May Barker
Ardell Hackford
Hazel Allen
Blanche Allen
Myrtle Lambert
Leeton Hall
Relief Society
Clara Hanson
Florence Gines
Howell
Roosevelt
John G. Bolton
Utah Second Largest In Public Lands Area
Utah claims the second largest public land area in the west after Nevada with 26,791,051 acres partially surveyed. Nevada has about double that amount of vacant untaxed land, while Wyoming holds 16,859,693 acres and Idaho 8,740,721. figures exclude forest and other reservations.
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Washington
Utah
Nevada
Interior Department
Wyoming
Idaho
No difference between a young man and an old man says old maid
An old maid laments that both young and old men resemble a worm in value, claiming chickens end up choosing them all. The remark frames a rural humor vignette about courtship and poultry satire.
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Farm Creek
E N. Curtis
Ephon
Eee
Anal.us
Uintah Abstract Company
U. S
Lani Enos Bennion
Herbert Tyzack
Sec’s
Ufeta
State Land Office
D. Samuels
WH. H. Siddoway
Treas
Enos Bennion
QEO
BE. Adams
WM. Hsbdo Ee
J. N. Davis
John 8. Hacking
D. Samuel
Uintah Abstract CO
Calder Bros. Creamery
Eagle Brand
WM. Uttermann
Grand Junction, Colo
Bessie Dillman Swain
Vernal Auto Co
Fair Grounds
Calder
Overland and Willys
Duchesne
Mr. Thomas Hall
George Hislop
Edgar Barker
Py Lite
Minnting
Taxidermist Zone
MT. Dell Lumber CO
Chas. T. Pope
Daniel Adams
JOS. I. Cook
Florida Best
Vernal Market
THE
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Mack, Colorado and
Watson, Utah
Denver & Rio Grande
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Mack, Colorado
Jas. E. Hood
Mack
Vernal, Utah
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