Life of George Merkley, Utah Valley Pioneer, Remembered
J Wm Workman recalls George D Merkley born July 4 1859 in Salt Lake City son of Nelson Merkley Sr and Sarah Jane Sanders. The narrative covers his move to Cedar Valley and Ashley Valley, marriage to Phebe Ann Hackin, homesteading, early farming, missionary service in England, leadership roles in Mill Ward, and later ventures with Ashley Co op Uintah State Bank Raven Oil Vernal Milling Vernal Telephone Co and other companies. It notes his bout with illness and eventual death December 8 1946, marking him as a significant local landmark.
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Ife
Harmon Sowards
Salt Lake City
Nelson Merkley Sr
Sarah Jane Sanders
Cedar Valley
Cedar
Fort
Utes
Ashley Valley
Nelson Jr
Wm. Schaffer
Mill
Mont Chobe
Vernal City
Steads
George D
Nelson
Phebe Ann Hacking
Cedar Fort
Mr. Merkley
George D. Merkley
Shaffer
England
T Shaffer
Dan Allen
Bro
George
Jeter
Ashley Co-op
Uintah State Bank
Raven Oil
Emerald OW
Vernal Investment and Amusement Co
Vernal Milling and Light
Uintah Telephone Co
Life expectancy figures for U S presidents quoted
The excerpt contrasts presidential life spans and forecasts a future for President Truman. It lists multiple presidents including Roosevelt Coolidge Harding Wilson Theodore Roosevelt McKinley Harrison Cleveland and others, noting varied life expectancies. It claims Truman at age 60 has an expected 18 or more years remaining.
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United S
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Wilson
Theodord Roosevelt
McKinley
Harrison
Cleveland
Herbert
Truman
Finale Chouh Le A Ital With Pioneer Silhouettes
A 1947 Uinta High pageant segment features senior Hopales, Lavell Manwaring and Gilbert Childs as central figures in a Pioneer Square themed finale with gold silhouettes. Cochairs Delores Caldwell and Mae Worlawan oversee preparations while seniors and Mrs Myron Roberts and others perform.
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Wax Cleverty
Fenalal Foe
Ahnusk
Uintah High
Chopra
Lavell Manwaring
Neples
Pioneer Square
Las Gilbert Childs
Bulgarian Cities Population Figures in 1942 Record
In Bulgaria the capital Sofia had an estimated urban population of just over 400000 in 1942 while Plovdiv reached about 100000, according to the fragmented data. The text notes small cities and mentions Lit tle more than population figures for Bulgarian centers.
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Bulgaria
Bolla
Lit ‘Tle
Plovdiv
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