Letter From London Outlines Whitehall’s Court to Parliament Power Shift
The piece traces Whitehall’s changing role from a royal court center to a parliamentary power hub. It notes Cromwellian dignity and later Stuart decay, a shift to St James, and how Fire and policy shifts reoriented authority toward Cabinet dominance under the Georges. It highlights Downing Street as the cabinet base and the Horse Guards as the last court relic.
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Whitehall
Oliver Cromwell
England
Charles IX
Louis XIV
Louis the Dauchery
Versailles
Flere
Countess of Critiemain
Duchess of Portmouth
Lucy Walters
Dukes of
Buccleuch
Barbara Palmer
Duchess of Cleveland
Gartino
Louise de Queronallié
Richmond
Rome
James II
Jones’ Banqueting House
St James Palate
St James Street
Westminster
King Street
Walkin Gate
Georges
Privy Council
House of Commons
Walpole
Pitt
Ino
Admiralty
Foreign Offce
Home Office
Horse Guards
U H S Departmental Play Pleases Patrons At Auditorium
Patrons fill the U H S auditorium Saturday for the three act comedy Duke directed by Miss Monta Wentz and the dramatic arts department. Cast members Eugene Olsen Elaine Goodrich Doris Sainsbury Mildred King Dale Jensen Glenn Harris Kalma Young Rex Olson delivered promising performances despite limited stage experience.
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United Hid Sehooss
U. H
Duke
Ench
Miss Wentz
Eugene Olsen
Elaine Goodrich
Doris Sainsbury
Mildred King
Dale Jensen
Glenn Harris
Kalma Young
Rex Olson
Retail outlook shows 1833 first quarter sales to fall
At the convention observers forecast a 20 percent drop in sales in the first quarter of 1833 with improvement expected in the second quarter. A majority of retail authorities believe that prices are gradually stabilizing.
Davis remembered for public works and civic ties in Uintah
A 1931 Uintah county funeral honors Mr Davis a lobbyist and leader who helped fund the Jensen bridge project and redefined Western Uintah boundaries. Attendees from across Utah listened to tributes by Wal lace Calder R Collett and George Fisher recalling his business lessons and public service.
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Davis
Jensen
Green River
United County
Duchesne County
Uintah Courty
Uintah Stake Tabernacle
Albus- Imxon
Vernet
Mr Davis
Wallace Calder
Vernal
R . Collett
Salt Lake City
George Fisher
Heber City
White
Buried Friday for Dale Jones in Maeser Ward
Funeral services were held Friday at 1 pm in the Maeser chapel for Dale Jones son of Mr and Mrs Morley Jones who died Wednesday evening of heart trouble. Interment was in Rock Point cemetery with remarks of consolation to bereaved parents. Dale Jones was born November 13 1923 at Leota and is survived by his parents two brothers Elvin and Myron and sister Clella.
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Maeser Chapel
Dale Jones
Morley Jones
Lester Bingham
Ma. Hall Joseph Pifacking
John McConkle
Wells Ashby
Rock Point
Verdin R. Johnson
Leota
Heliday
Elevin
Myron
Clella
Removal funds sought for Jen sen bridge project in Utah
Agencies rush to secure about 25000 dollars for dismantling the Jen sen bridge from Ouray and reassembling over the Green riser at the old Indian Ferry crossing. Don E Colton aims to obtain the funds this session. if not, Roosevelt may call a special measure in April.
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Jensen
Ouray
Congress
Nan Don E Colton
Franklin D Roosevelt
Uintah County
Uteh
Mress
Vernal Lions Club
Colton
Benefit Boxing Saturday To Build Home For Pioneer
Sponsoring by M. Massey, a boxing bout and a dance at the Imperial raise proceeds to construct a two room home for an Ashley Valley pioneer mother. Work already on site with materials on the ground, aims for completion soon. Large crowds expected at Uintah section event.
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Ashley Valley
van Massey
Ashley Valey
M. Massey
Uintah
Ys&s
Jury List Drawn for February Term of District Court
A 25 member jury panel was drawn by County Clerk L Wm Carlstrom for the February term and to report February 28. The same list plus 25 more will serve at the March 13 special term for the trial of George Powers over the December 1932 killing of Reuban Cook at Willow Creek ranch. Names include Darrell Goodrich Joseph Dodds Nephi Preecerthur Corless George O Walker Medaapers Jesse York Nelson Weeks Joseph Hatch Deem Manwaring Myron Roberts William C Marshall Charlie ML Larson Milton Ellsworth Ab Price Ethelwynne Collett John W Cook Walter Woolley Elmer Baor WE Murray C A Beobrein WE Webb Burns McKowen Belle Angus Jesse Brough.
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L. Wm Carlstrom
George Powers
Reuban Cook
Rance
Willow Creel
Watson Thompson
Bundey
Darrell Goodrich
Joseph Dodds
Nephi Preecerthur P. Corless
George O Walker
Meda &P’ers
Jesse York
Nelson O Weeks
Joseph Hatch Deé Manwaring
Myron Roberts
Wiliam C Marshall
Charley ML Larson
Milton D Ellsworth
Ab Price
Ethelwynne Collett
John W Cook
Walter Woolley
Elmer Baor
WE Murray
C A Beobrein
WE Webb
Burns McKowen
Belle Angus
Jesse Brough
Roosevelt Five Victorious in District Basketball Title Race
The Mt Emmons quint won the United District basketball championship with a 45 to 37 victory over Uintah, clinching their first record triumph. Roosevelt also beat Duchesne 12 to 2 to extend its win streak to five games ahead of Friday night action at the UW High Gym.
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Roosevelt
Uiited
Mt Fanmonns Quint
Uintah
Duchesne
UW Ho & Gym
Two Sisters and Brother Pass Away in Ten Months
The obituary notes two sisters and one brother preceded him in death with the second child to pass away in ten months. Attendees from Tridell included Mr and Mrs Seth Wilson, Bir and Mrs John T Wilson, Mr and Mrs Elmer Morrill, Mrs Ellis Morrill. Several carloads could not come due to freezing on the way. Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Bereau It family.
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Death Dale
Tridell
Seth Wilson
Bir
John T Wilon
Elmer Morril
Ellis Morrill
Familly
City Council Has Busy Meeting on Wednes day Lights and Contracts
City council discussed the upcoming expiration of the Utah Power and Light contract and a three year renewal due by March 15. They approved partial funding for water pipe thawing and pledged to aid with half the electric bill for distant lines, plus Red Cross clothing aid funded by state and county grants.
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Ronnet
Utah Power and Light Company
Eara
Gorge Johnston
Muser Senate
H DB Calder
Femel
Red Cross Committee
Army Department
Red Cross
Theodore Johnson Appointed to Farm Loan Applications Utah
Among 69 secretaries-treasurers named to receive farm loan applications in Utah is A Theodore Johnson of Vernal announced by D D Muir vice chairman of the Twelfth Federal Reserve district San Francisco Applications may be filed with the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley California through Mr Johnson for loan for share the work movement intended to relieve unemployment.
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Utah
A. Theodore Johnson
Vernal
D D Muir
Federal Reserve District
San Francisco
Federal Land Bank of
Berkley
California
Mr Johnson
Vernal Opposition Faces Senate Bill 36 On Transport Regulation
Local opponents from Vernal and interior Utah towns protest Senate Bill 36 to regulate truck and passenger bus services. They warn 11 4 cent per ton mile freight rates and 244 mill per passenger mile would raise costs, curb motor bus traffic, and burden interior commerce. A Vernal delegation will meet legislators in Salt Lake City next week to present protests and data.
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Bis Musser
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Delier
Sal Lake City
Funeral Rites For Pioneer Of 1877
Abram Coon born in Coalville Utah September 15 1868 came to Ashley Valley in 1877. He invented several mechanical devices advanced to steam engines and punch press. Survived by two sisters and nephews nieces. Funeral held at First Ward chapel under Witbeck Funeral Home with Bishop Calder presiding.
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Abram Coon
Ashley Valley
Robert Snyder
Coalville
Utah
Besing
Adem
Diana Lewis Coon
Abe
Lewis Sodequist
Naples
Te Valley
Selon
Rupte Ie
Coon
United States
First Ward
Witbeck
Feontha Calder
Atl
T. Gurr
JF William Workman
G. H Southam
Bear River
Wiyouln
Mr. Southam
Southams
Naples Ward
Uintah Gas Manager Reports Denver Trade Upturn
J Douglas, manager of Uintah Gas, returned from Denver where business men expect a general pickup in trade. Hotels note many more salesmen on the road, signaling renewed business activity.
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J . Douglas
Uintah Gas Company
Denver
Min. Douglas
Rangley Deep Test Well Advances to Greater Depth
Rangley deep test well reaches 6997 feet as a California subsidiary of Standard of California pushes drilling to greater depth in the Hangley structure. Officials provide limited details while observers expect possible return to higher levels if lower strata permit. oilmen note commercial production is currently shut out but may resume if deeper strata yield a viable oil pocket.
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California Company
Standard of California
Utah alfalfa seed and farm experiments in Uintah Basin
The Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Experimental Farm studies alfalfa's pivotal role in Utah agriculture and seed production. It notes 1925 peak yields, declines after 1923, and the need for improved methods, variety selection, weed control, and intensified cultivation to restore alfalfa seed's market prominence.
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Utah
Lister
Umtah
Isasin
Uintah Basin
Braton
Aifalfe
Uintah
Bridge Move At Jensen Draws Crowds In 1593 Plan
Wildie on Ire Today at 3 pm the bridge at Jensen across the Creen river was moved 18 inches to rest on temporary piling piers. District Engineer J C Mul vilie expects full relocation by Saturday noon and completion of the new bridge by July 1 1593 amid heavy crowds watching the work.
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Jensen
J C Mulvilie
Pleza
Reminiscence Features Uintah County Democratic Endorsement
Mi M Batty receives the Uintah county Democratic central committee endorsement for Indian Agent. Will McKinley traveled by automobile from Vernal to J Duchesne in under an hour and a half and vows not to repeat the trip. Logan resident Mr Taylor has spent weeks in reservation country securing alfalfa seed contracts totaling eighty one thousand pounds at up to 11.29 per hundred. Arton Griebel of Don Wagon and Machine heads Salt Lake meeting with branch managers. Henry Lee spent the week in Vernal overseeing remodeling of the Ilwilda Frotel building to include twenty two bedrooms with mission furniture and fixtures. charge remains undecided.
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Mi M Batty
Uintah County Democratic Central Committee
Will McKinley
Vernal
J. Duchesne
Taylor
Logan
Utah
Arton Griebel
Don, Wagon and Machine Company
Salt Lake
Henry Lee
Ilwilda Frotel
Mission Furtviture Furnitura
Fixtun
Blizzard Strikes Uintah County Leaving Cattle Dead
Thirty years later reports note eighteen head of cattle perished in the blizzard. The coldest night this winter in Uintah County hit nineteen below zero. Py Duchesne registering thirty three below and Jensen twenty three below. Work continues on the White River dam with about twenty men at the site. A state appropriation bid seeks $1000 to build a road across Diamond Mountain to Green River, marked as important for northeastern Utah. A Naples man, Al Bascom, narrowly escaped a snowbed incident while crossing the Dugway.
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J. A. Hahn
Bangley
St Louis Company
Uintah County
Degrarg
Vere
Py Duchesne
Jensen
White River
Bein Hidld & Road
Diamond Mt
Green Nisver
Utah
al Bascom
Naples
Ig Wash
Race Nerdate of Rett Lake Cits
A report notes Rett Lake visiting friends and relatives in Vernal on Wednesday.
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Rett Lake
Vernal
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John N Davis
Gol
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Uintah Lake
Maeser Ward
Jensen Bridge
Uintah Quint
MT. Emmons
Hime
Theodore Johnson
Burton Musser
Mary Jane Wison
Arizona
L C Ruple
Baker City
Greg
William II. Siddeaway
Daniels Canyon
Con Lng
Coons
George A Slaugh
Slaugh
Pomba Caiser
Rangley
Uintah Basin Alfalfa
Leeds
Experimntal Farm
John Y W. Carlson
Wildie
J. So. Malville
Temorary
Peleete
Ce Geetede Fedeedetey
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