Dripping Rock correspondence notes local deaths and spring hopes
From Our Correspondents DRIPPING ROCK reports the death of Mr Daniel Keeley at 75 near Red Wash, births at John and Mrs Darnell, and Frank Foster's return plans. It mentions Jack Garrett selling his ranch to W K Johnson, Meeker smallpox cases, weather hints, and various local happenings including hay hauling, farm prospects, and warnings against false flu rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Garrett
W K Johnson
White River
John Beard
John Geller
Daniel Keeley
Keeley
Indiana
Red Wash
Son
Daugh
Meeker
George Smith
South Side Highlands
John Darnell
Frank Foster
Baxter
Price
W K_ Johnson
K” Ranch
Maeser notes of deaths and illnesses in ward
Mrs Henry Green learns of her mother Mrs Williams's death in Salt Lake City. Tom Vernon of Baggs lies at death's door with influenza. Several families report recoveries from illness while others remain ill. Deaths include Mrs Bird and Mrs Billsah old prinee. A hospital update lists McConkie with double pneumonia. School attendance rises as the flu eases and students return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Green
Williams
Salt Lake City
Green
Magdalene Hanson
Evelyn
Bert Singleton
Tom Vernon
Baggs
Wyoming
Arch. Allens
Tom Grandma Nickels
Clarence Bird
Frace Cole
John
Sarah
Bills
Prinee
Gilbert Anderson
Lapoint
Billa
Maeser
Rocky Point
P cC Stringhem
B F McConkie
Mrs John Karren Dies After Fifteen Years of Illness
Mrs John Karren died at home on Friday after long invalid life. Funeral held Sunday at 1 at the cemetery with speakers James M Shaffer John N Davis and President Don B Colton. The piece notes widespread flu illness in the community affecting several families and a school absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Karren
James M Shaffer
John N Davis
Don B. Colton
W Olson
Leslie Anderson
Tuesday Clark Goodrich
Liston Stanley
Frank Allred
Lyman
W H Southam
Albert M Goodrich
Fuller Merrill
Apalco
Duchesse County
Jacob N. Lybbert
Frank Merrill
Mutual
Mutual Improvement Association
Mormon Battalion
Flu Fearmongering Versus Sanitary Living
A writer argues against panic over the influenza threat, urging calm and sanitary living instead of morbid gossip. The piece stresses cheerful disposition and prudent health habits as better protection than alarm.
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D. M. Ferry & Co
Salt Lake
Utah
Weber Counties
D. M .Perry
Tb Coal Sa
Vernal
Ray Jones
Snyder
Thomas Spiers
Nada Spiers
Howard Hitchcock
Hatch Murray
Vivian Hitchcock
Uintah State
Louis
Star Brand
America
James
NORD
Existance
Alton
Clemons Nursery
Duchesne, Utah
Bex
Ter Nee
Diamond Mountain
Mit
Vernal Lumber Company
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