Vernal Express Classified Rates And Notices
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Kinapron Notics
County Fair Education Promotes Community Industries
The County Fair is an educational institution funded by a small levy and citizen effort. It showcases local products and production methods, urging all residents to participate, learn, and improve, with prizes not guaranteed but valuable experience and county development as goals.
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Uintah County Fair
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My dog and I would be good friends at night
John Matthews GIU Jr admires his dog for loyalty and bravery yet laments sleepless nights caused by the dog’s nightly restlessness. He notes the dog never bites children, saved a drowning girl, and earned a medal, while the writer endures howling and tossing in bed.
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Lid Seta
Taft
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John Matthews Giu, Jr
Beware of the overfriendly buyer promising your welfare
A cautionary note warns readers about a persistently solicitous stranger who offers help then presses a gold bracelet sale. The piece urges skepticism and highlights the pattern of pushy sales tactics targeting personal welfare.
Quote about fools and opportunity costs in life
A reflective saying notes that few fools exist since many see others’ afflictions. It cautions that ruin comes from following a familiar path and stresses that opportunities carry value even if many cannot set a price.
Golf Outfit Gift From Legion Post To President Harding
Miss Pauline Trumbo toured twelve states presenting engraved golf balls and sticks from mayors, governors, and Legion posts. The Fort Morgan Colorado post initiated the gift with a Denver sequence of engraved balls for the nation’s chief executive.
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Peealdent Harding
Ingline Srumbo
White House
Chick? Evans
Chiagpion
Fort Morgan
Colo
Trumbe
Colorado City
Itol
Masor
Huarding
Denver
Shoup
Colorado
Bailey
Legion honors last Custer scout James Flanagan in Mandan
The American Legion laid to rest Sargent James Flanagan the last surviving Custer Scout at Mandan North Dakota in a unique northwest ceremony Veterans from World War II and other wars attended A Greenefield Massachusetts born scout joined the gold rush and later joined the 11th Regiment of Ohio Cavalry before enlisting in the seventh cavalry at Fort Lincoln
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James Flanagan
Custer
North Dakota
Seventh Cavalry
Little Big Horn
American Legion
Mandan
N. DU
Northwest
Colurg
Forssears
Popular Signal Corps Girl Wins Chicago Legion Title
Miss Helen Hunt Carey, former signal corps girl, was voted the most popular girl in Chicago at the Legionnaire club show. Her total votes reached 46 24, about 8000 more than her rival, a well known movie actress. Carey, after serving months abroad, returns as a figure of the American Legion circle.
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Helen Hunt Carey
Honore
Chicago
American Legion
Signal, Corps
Legionnaire Club
Miss Carey
Actrésa
Aliiss Carey
Irance
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R. Conkpece
Sige
Virginia Legion Man Rises From Second Lieutenant to Major
The Virginia department of the National Guard notes Robert T. Burton, born in Worcester, Massachusetts, educated at Shenandoah University and the University of Virginia, rose from second lieutenant to major during World War I. He practiced law from 1914 to 1916, joined the Virginia Infantry, attended Fort Myer Officers Training, commanded at Camp Jee, served as captain in the 5th Field Artillery, went to France in May 1918, and fought in the Saint Mihiel and Argonne offensives before being promoted.
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Robert T. Burton
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Virginia
Jmor
Jean Laeghot Oree
Ate Harton Wir
Whichester
Vward
Valles
Tehe
Duron
Fort Myer
Sith Feld Artillery
Caup Jee
France
St. Mille
Argonne-Bloise
Youngest Iowa legislator Legionnaire Clyde Doolittle
Clyde J. Doolittle, 26, American Legion member and Iowa’s youngest lawmaker, served in WWI with the 42nd Division. He fought in six major offensives, was wounded in Champagne, returned to college, and won a legislative seat while away. He led veteran advocacy and the Legion’s legislative program.
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Clyde J. Dolouttie
American Legion
Iowa
Doolittle
Wise
Legion
Union Men Legion Members in Mulberry Post
In Mulberry Kansas during the coal strike era union laborers joined the American Legion as ex service members. The post shows 66 members, 50 now in unions, 46 with United Mine Workers of America, plus six merchants three farmers three clerks six doctors and two teachers.
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Amerlcean Legion
Kansas
Oulfields
Sunflower
Kans
Legion
Ex Service Men’s Oriination Legion
Mulberry Post
United Mine Workers of America
Memory trees to soldiers along great highways
A plan to plant trees along the Lincoln and Dixie highways in honor of every U S soldier sailor and marine from World War I gains support from the American Legion G A Gold Star Mothers and other groups. Markers will name veterans and units with separate inscriptions for the fallen. President Harding backs the project and the forestry bureau offers aid aiming to shade the routes from New York to San Francisco and Chicago to Florida.
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United States
Amerian Legion
G. A
Gold Star Mothers
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Florida
Harding
United States Forestry Bureau
Notable Claims of No. 2 Missions Amid Divine Rank
The article notes that while one perfect male is universally acknowledged, many missions assert they occupy the position of No. 2. It discusses competing claims among religious groups and the ambiguity surrounding secondary ranks within sacred hierarchies.
Summer brought heat and dry restraint under prohibition
Thus far the season aligns with the prohibition act as the weather remains hot and unusually dry, with only a touch of moisture.Authorities weigh enforcement while citizens adapt to the dry, oppressive conditions and ongoing restrictions.
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America Later
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Legion Post
Pauline Trumbo
Patriot
Signal Corps
Virginia Legion
Wace
Legion Man
Union Men Legion
Detroit
Maxwell
George H. Harrison
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Avintah Telephone Company
Idaho
Western Seed Growers Marketing Company
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Farm Bureau
Idaho Seed Growers’ Association
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