Washington's Christmas Day Trenton Victory Remembered
The article recalls General George Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas night 1776 with 2400 Continental troops to surprise Hessian forces at Trenton. It notes the raid's swift success, capturing about 1000 prisoners, boosting American morale, and shaping the Revolutionary War, with praise from Frederick the Great and lasting national gratitude.
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George Washington
Great Britain
Delaware River
Rahat Trenton
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Trenton
Washington
Howe
New York
Long Island
White Plains
Washington and
Lee
Hudson
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jerseys
Rahl
Delaware
Great Briain
MecKenney’s Ferry
Rah
Wathingtons
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Ironton
George VV
Business Is What You Make It In Your Daily Life
This 1930 editorial argues that business success mirrors the maker's mindset and actions. It urges owners to see customers clearly, avoid blame for bad times, and assess their own skills, attitudes, and self knowledge rather than external causes. The piece quotes a self examination approach and notes copyright 1930 by A D Stone.
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Bel
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Christmas Program at Vernal First Chapel Next Sunday
A Christmas program will be presented at Vernal First Chapel next Sunday morning at 10. Santa Claus is expected to attend and greet the boys and girls, giving each a small gift. The program lists readings, songs, solos, and duets by local participants including Mary Elizabeth Sanders, Louise Cook, Florence Cook, Carma Rae Richardson, Irving Ray Stringham, Nila Hiatt, Lorna Murray, and Deral Eaton, with President Wallace Calder speaking.
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First Ward
Santa Claus
Mary Elizabeth Sanders
Louise
Florence Cook
Shirley Smith
Cora Hall
Carma Rae Richardson
Saaxa- Dhone
Irving Ray Stringham
Jensenville notes and travel crackles from the region
Reilly Murray improves after a horse kick and carries a potato for rheumatism. Tom Smith visits Vernal for rabbi hunting. Florence Kelly Bruce Hilda Morean Rebecca Bill Wall Milo Snow travel to Salt Lake City. Bill Turner George Wail haul hay to Dragon. Alfred Lubin passes Roosevelt Rangely for gas. Jess Davis heads to New York via Denver after loss of family. Croft McKnight returns to Jensen noting bedbugs behind plaster. Underwear in two stores. Read the Vernas Express tonight.
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Reilly Murray
Tom Smith
Florence Kelly
Bruce
Hilda Morean
Daugler
Rebecca Bill Wall
Milo Snow
Salt Lake
Bill Turner
George Wail
Dragon
Alfred Lubin
Roosevelt
Rangely
Jess Davis
Los Angeles
New York
Denver
California
Croft McKnight
Jensen
How to Breed Egg-Laying Poultry for Higher Profits
Poultry authorities urge using well bred hens and reliable hatchery chicks to boost egg output. They stress proper housing ventilation space feeding and water, with plans for lighting and calcium access to keep birds productive and profitable.
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United States
Advertised Article and Merchant Trust Claims
The paragraph defends advertising by merchants, asserting trust in merchants who place ads and claiming their goods are up to date and not shop worn. It emphasizes the merchant’s faith as essential to advertising.
Adjerika Claims Rapid Relief for Gas in Night Incident
An advertisement recounts a wife scaring her husband during a gas episode in the night. It claims Adjerika stops stomach gas in ten minutes and cleans both upper and lower bowels, removing old waste. It urges avoiding partial cleansers and promotes Adlerika from Verbal Drug Company.
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Owen Adjerika
Adlerika
Verbal Drug Company
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No clear headline due to fragmented text
The passage records a dispute over temperatures between three thermometers in Jensen with readings of 32, 26, and 18 below, while surveyors continue work on a road project and a hauling fee is mentioned.
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Kelly Mercantile
Verena
Jensen
Pioneer teacher Frank Billings of Jensen remembered in early settlement
Frank Billings one of Jensen's first school teachers settled in 1856 and taught local children including Andr Dudley Joe Dudley Ellen Wyard May Johnson Ainge Alf Ainge Tom Ainge and others. He served as ward clerk for 33 years and held roles as county commissioner justice of the peace and school supervisor before becoming a farmer.
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Jensen Fioneer
Frank Billings
Jensen
Ives
Folking
Andr
Dudley Joe Dudley
Ellen Wr
May Johnson
Iw York
Jon Ainge
Alf Ainge Ainge
Tom Ainge
Ben Daniels
Stewart
Lloyd Stewart Little
Timothy Pearl
May
Emily Dimothy
Victor
Samuel
Emily Bilings
Daniels
Bulings
Ban Daniels
Gerald Stewart
Mr Bullings
Billings
George B Sutherland
Salt Lake
Burns Beach Irrigation Company
Sutherland
US Supreme Court
Washington, D
Dillings
Justice of the Peace
M I A
Buntay School
Smith Named Custodian of Jensen Monument by Interior Secretary
Thomas J Smith of Jensen Utah is appointed custodian of the Dinousaur National Monument at Jensen by Secretary of the Interior Wilbur Wright.
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Thomas J Smith
Jensen
Utah
Dtinousaur National ‘Monument
Secretary of the Interior
Wibur
Uintad State Bank to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice announces Uintad State Bank annual stockholders meeting set for January 6 1931 at 10 a m. Shareholders advised to attend and partake in the bank's governance and financial matters.
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Uintad State Bank
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Stark Bros Trees and Shrubs
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Moffat Road
F. J. Toner Thafpic Manager
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