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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
6
The article advises preventing yard quarrels with neighbors by training and confining restless chickens. It recommends wing clipping at six to eight weeks, careful feeding and water supply, secure fences, and quiet handling. Wing feathers regrow after 12 to 14 weeks and confi nement habits stabilize as birds mature.
A small run houses a flock of one, two, and three year old loghorne. The solid board fence stands five feet high and the animals have never perched on top of it or entered the neighbor’s garden.
Forest Supervisor John Raphael and F 3S Baker study the feasibility of a wildlife preserve at Granddaddy Lakes to stock elk deer and mountain sheep and offer recreation. W M Campbell notes the area as a beauty spot with many fishable lakes and growing popularity.
Senator Reed Smoot has ended his tour of Europe and sailed from Southampton on August 7 returning to Washington. He traveled since July 4 visiting France Norway Sweden and Great Britain and will not visit Utah until late September.
A wry observation notes that experience is costly while courts without alimony appear more appealing to some. The remark contrasts the value of experience with transactional motives in marriage and divorce contexts.
Narrative profile of Gall, famed Oglala Sioux war chief, his battles with Reno and Crazy Horse, leadership under Sitting Bull, later role as judge on Indian offenses, and death December 5, 1904. Includes his opposition to Sitting Bull and a charge at court.
Elmo Scott Watson portrays Sitting Bull as a complex figure not a mere warrior or medicine man. The chief's resistance to white encroachment, prophecies against Custer, leadership for his people, and ultimate death in a clash with police mark a life of defiance and tragedy as seen through historian eyes.
At a recent Angier Ghul dinner elder locals shared fishing yarns. White recounted a trout tale where bait vanished and a frog was found in the fish mouth. Dr Sinclair, guest speaker, spoke of Dawson City cold spells and a tub scene.
The article claims Cinderella is an Aryan myth about the Sun and Dawn with the Morning Sun as the Fairy Prince, arguing that many European fairy tales including Beauty and the Beast and Little Red Riding Hood originate from the same source rather than being copied.
Mason a flute player in a local theater orchestra left 40 minutes before showtime and urged friend Brown to take his place. Brown, treating himself as experienced, played through the overture and beyond. The conductor halted him and Brown confessed both thought they could play.
A Boston shopper evaluated many shoes in a Washington Street store, debating color and style. She proposed sending her kimono with her chauffeur to match the shade, prompting an amused reaction from the salesman.
A police search at a negro home aiming for white mule whisky ends with a visitor asking for a choir singer. The exchange reveals the woman seeking a chiropodist for a corn, mistaking the term for a church choir role, before leaving to seek treatment.
Northwestern Colorado counties including Hot Sulphur Springs Yampa Oak Creek Hayden Craig and Meeker air a concerted push to publicize the region. A recent meeting outlined a campaign to advertise the area’s resources to the world.
Uncle Sy Hildreth known as Uncle Dilly and Uncle Billy died in Ouray Colorado at 100 years of age. He was perhaps the oldest member of the BPO Elks, a veteran of the Civil War and an Indian scout. Born in Mount Vernon Ohio, he joined westward migration in 1858 with a companion named Spears heading to Estog Pack Colorado by wagon train.
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