Goodrich Returns Home Through Muddy Mountain Roads
Naples A G Goodrich reached home Friday night at midnight from Salt Lake City after a three day trek due to muddy mountain roads. Supt Olsen and family joined him from Fairview. Tourists lament the roads and one woman argues for paving, noting abundant rock but missing cost of western road construction. Alice Cook returned to Utah County with Zelph Calder after visiting following her sister Jonnie's death. Karl Goodrich and Harold Merrell worked for soil survey expert Jennings. Melon season arrives with Albert Goodrich selling fruit. Local visits include J Robert Robinson and Zelph Calder at Jacob N Lybbert’s home, plus H L Reid, Robert H Sainsbury, and A G Goodrich sharing melons and ice cream. Brackenbury recovers from illness. Ivy Manwaring improves slowly. Minnie Hodapp returns to Salem after a summer visit with Charles M H Iverson family.
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A G Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Olsen
Fairview
G. H. Southam
Alice Cook
Utah County
Zelph Calder
Jonnie
Karl Goodrich
Harold Merrell
Jennings
Albert Goodrich
J. Robert Robinson
Jacob N. Lybbert
Brackenbury
Ivy Manwaring
Minnie Hodapp
Salem
Charles MH
Iverson
Friends Express Regret over Her Absence This Summer
The note thanks friends for their support and says they are sorry to lose her for now. They express hope she will return another summer.
BYU Announces Reorganization With New Schools
Brigham Young University unveils a new organizational plan for the year adding a School of Education and a School of Arts and Sciences. The Education school remains focused on training teachers while Arts and Sciences aims to prepare students for life’s temporal and spiritual challenges. The curriculum will also include courses meeting entrance requirements for law medicine and engineering among others. A large influx of new professors joins the faculty, said to be the strongest in the institution’s history.
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Brigham Young University
Retort Trial Promises Oil Shale Boom In Utah
Dr. Victor C. Alderson of the Colorado School of Mines reports testing retorts in Britain for shale oil. He suggests a Western American retort could suit Utah shale deposits, potentially unlocking an estimated 125 billion barrels. English methods appear ill suited to U S shales, with only one of fourteen English retorts possibly adaptable.
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Utah
Western Hemisphere
Victor C. Alderson
Colorado School of Mines
British Isles
Alderson
New York Journal
New York
Scotland
England
United States
Soldier Summit to Expand Housing and Facilities
Demand for more housing at Soldier Summit prompts D and R G officials to revise the current year budget to add fifty cottages, ten under construction, plus a forty room annex to the hotel to house 120 guests. A new 60 by 90 foot movie theatre with stage nears completion, built by local citizens, while several new private dwellings rise. Water mains are being laid and Utah Power and Light lines extended.
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Soldier Summit
Utah Power & Light Company
Pageant Proves a Grand Success at Orpheus Theater
A large audience applauded the Birth and Growth of Mormonism pageant at the Orpheus last Friday. Children in costumes performed songs and dances with polish, earning praise for training and execution. Proceeds benefited the Blake Primary Association.
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Blake Primary Association
Movie contest ties as guesses narrow field of contenders
The contest standings show Victor Abplanalo and Martha Bullock tied for first with 8765 points. Weble Giinegs and Isabell Watkins hold 750, Ruth Jaatice and Norma Ruben 600, and Ora Box, Helen Maxwell, Enla Ball, Berths White, and Zing McConkie 500 as the field narrows toward September 138th closing.
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Victor Abplanalo
Martha Bullock
Weble Giinegs
Isabell Watkins
Ruth Jaatice
Norma Ruben
Ora Box
Helen Maxwell
Enla Ball
Berths White
Zing McConkie
Advertisement Solicitation From Trent Paper Patrons
A fragment announces the paper seeks patronage and advertising support from customers and friends to help sustain publication. The notice urges local readers to assist and mentions the benefit of keeping the paper in operation.
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Menepeness
Clmrens Cencens
Trent
Why Industrial Art Should Be Taught in the Primary Grades
An article extols industrial art for concentration logical thinking and imagery skills. It notes benefits including expression planning and habit formation, with math ties through shapes and fractions and as an intro to geography and nature study. An August 26 exhibition at Central School showcases pupil work under Miss Matilda Peterson of Ogden.
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Central School
Matilda Peterson
Ogden
Utah
Sale of animals in Uintah County Taft precinct
Gilbert W. Anderson pound keeper announces sale of several described horses and mares held to secure damages from C. A. Thompson. The animals include sorrel mares, a ball faced stallion, and bay mares with brands and distinctions. Sale set for August 28 1920 at 2:00 p.m. at the corral in Lapoint Taft precinct.
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Utah
Uintah
Taft
Lapoint
Taft Precinct
Meek
C. A. Thompson
Gilbert W. Anderson
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