Christ as Prince of Peace and the sword of spirit in history
The article argues that lasting peace comes not from force but from Christianization and the universal fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man. It cites Jesus who spoke of peace but warned of conflict, emphasizing the sword of the Spirit over earthly weapons and urging spiritual truth to overcome evil for true, lasting peace.
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Juab County Raps Indian Welfare Aid
Juab County commissioners protest using county funds for federal social security benefits to Indians noting tax exempt Indian lands yield no local revenue. They cite Attorney General Chez saying state and county welfare must aid all-needy regardless of race, with benefits largely from federal and state funds. Explorer Scouts plan a 2500 mile Utah trip next summer, traveling historic trails from Mormon, Lewis and Clark, and Oregon routes.
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Wool Market Improves Amid Mixed Highlights and Dances
A historical market report notes continued improvement in wool prices with mixed activity. The piece also mentions a series of social events, including a Christmas dance with redecorated rooms, Western operatic fare, and community announcements.
Light Opera Guild to Produce Sun Dance Opera in NYC
The New York Light Opera Guild plans to stage The Sun Dance by Prof William Harmon of Brigham Young University Provo, with Harmon directing the Public School Music department. He studied Uintah Indian legends and customs on the Uintah Reservation in Utah. Zitkala Sa, cultural advocate and then head of the National Council for American Indians, collaborated on the project.
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Twenty seven Vernal Students Attend BYU Enrollment Rises
Registrar John Hayes reports twenty seven Vernal students are at Brigham Young University with total BYU enrollment nearing 2500, the largest in history. Currently 2040 students are registered from 30 states the District of Columbia and Canada Mexico and the Philippines. A further ten Uintah County students join Vernal peers from New Hundred area.
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Early Hatched Pullets Boost Egg Production and Profit
Poultry column advises early hatched chicks for higher fall egg production and profits. Early hatchlings develop vigor, larger egg size by fall, and can regulate peak production to align with higher autumn prices. Taxing costs may be offset as high broiler prices and feed efficiency improve overall margins.
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Annual Council Meeting Set for Jan 28 in Provo
PROVO The Utah National Parks Council will hold its annual meeting January 28 at Brigham Young University College Hall 1 with a fellowship dinner in Room D preceding the business session All scouters in the council are invited The tentative theme is Building a Better Generation Anniversary Week Prof Horace Merrill is in charge of arrangements
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RANGELY Residents Watch Roads After Snow and Flooding
Rangely residents report water flowing in Douglas Creek, Gillam Draw, and Big Spring Creek on December 12 with more snow December 16 worsening dirt road travel. Douglas Pass opened late December 11 after 14 inches of snow in the foot of the pass. An Enid Reid led orchestra performed at a recent school dance with Vernal A. McKinnon as principal and local players Guy Stewit and Louis Murray.
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Davis and Christmas program at Sunday School
The Sunday School presented a Christmas program with Melba Atwood Gal Watkins Ruth Slaugh Veilee Atwood Hyrum Slaugh Marvin Chivers and Joseph Holmes. Mrs Clarence Collett of Salt Lake stayed overnight with Margaret Watkins. she will visit Edward Watkins Jr. in Salt Lake after returning home Saturday. The annual Relief Society conference occurred Sunday evening at the chapel with talks by Mrs Slaugh Southam Johnson Calder and Hullinger. Henry Allen, previously ill at home, showed some improvement. Bee Hive girls of the MIA hosted a children's dance at the chapel last Saturday with refreshments sold.
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Theo Johnson
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Christmas social and medical travels in Salt Lake City
Mrs Stephen Perry and Dag hty Nila spent last weekend in Salt Lake City Christmas hopping. A special Christmas program was planned for Sunday December 26 with Miss Reva Cook presenting. Gold and Greed Ball last Friday evening drew Little Jewell and Belva Perry as attendants. The young son of Mr and Mrs Ray Richens was taken to Salt Lake City Wednesday for eye treatment. Mr and Mrs Lee Murray and Enid Reid returned from Salt Lake City where they sought medical care for Mrs William Reid, who has been there for several weeks and is now somewhat improved.
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Salt Lake City
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Salt ‘Lake
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Enid Reid
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Fragmented OCR notes sketch a visit and local events
The readible bits show George W Perry returning from Balt and visiting family including Chadwicks, Mr M0 Ed Hoeft, and Mrs Halldarghter. Mentions of residents like Johnson, Rasmus, and Glen don, with references to holidays and local shop stops. No clear dates or cohesive story emerge.
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