Uintah County Farm Bureau to meet in Vernal January 11
The Uintah County Farm Bureau announces a get-together in Vernal on January 11 to show they can function effectively and support local business and farming. Merchants, bankers, lawyers, doctors and chiefs are urged to lend a hand to help farmers solve community problems as the new year begins. The note also references the ongoing presidential campaign with Coolidge, Johnson, Lowden, Pinchot and others vying for attention.
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Uintah County
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
California
Lowden
Illinois
Pensylvania
Pinchot
Going and Coming Into 1924 A Year in Review
The piece reflects on the passing of 1923 and the arrival of 1924, noting that time erases nothing and that the year has largely brought ups in business and employment. It frames time as a god ushering in a fresh era while acknowledging a generally positive year.
Bright outlook for new year and a call to compassion
The article reflects contentment with the current state and notes the presidential election brings no major disruption or economic anxiety. It commends the nation’s government as solid and urges optimism for the year ahead while calling readers to remember the poor and needy during the holidays, acknowledging upcoming legislation.
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Rock of Gibraltar
Congress
Speak gently, smile sweetly, give liberally quote
A brief, reflective line urging compassionate conduct attributed to a Christlike ideal. The phrase frames charitable giving and kind demeanor as practical actions for a moral life.
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Christ
Congress urged to retain Pershing and retire others at 64
A editorial urges Congress to allow General Pershing to remain on active duty beyond age 64, arguing that if his retention is justified for national good then equally valued officers who reached retirement age should be restored. It calls for fair law treatment and warns against discriminatory legislation in his favor.
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Secretary of War
Congress
Pershing
General Pershing
Resplendent Actress Struggles With Scene Retake
A film shoot encounters miscue as Miss Resplendent demands indignation while the director pushes a fresh take. The dialogue reveals a tense back and forth, with the actress insisting the prior effort was rotten and the crew doubting a smooth performance.
Imagination Strikes at a Mother's Party Tale
A playful dialogue notes Evelyn's sister promising marriage at her mother's party, while the speaker jokes the event itself was the true news. The exchange covers social intrigue and imagined attention, with witty banter about dances and marriage prospects.
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Evelyn
Spinach Fetish Ends With Diet Joke in Tales
In a Wayslie Tales quip a patient recalls a rigid diet from a doctor who warns against certain foods yet the patient reveals a fondness for spinach. The exchange underscores a humorous mismatch between medical advice and personal preference.
Shooting Fish And Stolen Moments Of A Hunter
A quaint tale where Mr Teaspot resumes homeward with a string of fish after a hunting trip. He carries a gun in one hand and the fish in the other as neighbors smile at the odd pairing of hunter and haul.
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Teaspot
Mercenary Ghosts and Laughs in a Faded Drawing Room
A fragmented humor piece recalls Briggs moving from a haunted house watched by creditors. ATrue Friend contrasts trust with correction, while a French professor and a profiteer's wife spark a gossip line. Signals of track life, bank failures, and shrewd money talks echo through sketches.
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Briggs
Value
Jane
Truth and untruth in history and thought through time
Margaret Boyd surveys the pursuit of truth, from Emerson to Carlyle and Napoleon, warning that apparent truths often hide complex motives and that history is not a simple distillation of rumor. She contrasts easy beliefs with rigorous inquiry, noting humanity’s struggle to discern facts in actions and ideas.
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Merchant of Venice
Emerson
Carlyle
Napoleon
Voltaire
Mutton and Lamb Urged as Healthful Meat Choice
United States Department of Agriculture advocates greater use of lamb and mutton, noting only 3.7 percent of meat consumed in recent years. Historically tied to wool production, the meat is described as wholesome, palatable, and economical, with government inspection supporting broader consumption. The article contrasts past flavor concerns with improved methods and experiments confirming meat quality.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Corn Belt
Appalachian Mountains
Department
North Atlantic States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Office of Home Economics
Mission to the Uintah Basin Opens in Utah
A narrator recounts travel to Utah's Uintah Basin to attend a U B I C convention with Governor Mabey, visiting Vernal, Fort Duchesne, Provo, and Price. He observes Basin optimism in farming, poultry, dairy, and alfalfa while detailing the editor's plan to publish a Home Spent Mission dollar drive and a Boy Scout signature moment in Vernal.
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Utah
Capitol
Mabey
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
Basin
Vernal
Ashley Valley
the Express
Price
Roosevelt Lapoint
Tridell
Leeton
Henrett
Uintah
Uintah High School
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Geo. H. Harrison Violet Nanreibon
Hadltor
Publasher
Advangee
Tuixinosa
Inc
Russia
Uintah State Bank
Moose Jaw
Okauchee
SION
Adams
Gracie
Crawford
Crabshaw
Papa
Margaret Boyd
Vernal Electric Co
Howe
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