How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Primer
A transcriptional guide explains filling white spaces with letters to form horizontal and vertical words. It notes the first letter of each clue word is numbered and refers to definitions below, with black squares separating words. It discusses word origins and indicates abbreviations and obsolete forms appear in definitions.
Early spring fashion and a local wrestling match highlights
The page describes a Utah opponent match won by Gibson in the 115-pound class as Creer failed to throw his man. It also promotes a spring coat made of handsome cloth with details like large pockets and adjustable collar, noting tweed and plaid options and a colorful lining with a spring bonnet to complete the look.
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Vernal Express
Ean
Beiseers
Cracr
Gibson
Utah
Creer
Henry Jones
Provo
The Loafer by Thomas Arkle Clark
A critical sketch attacks the loafer as a procrastinator who wastes life in idle pleasures and late nights. It condemns longing for easy comforts and urges steady work, claiming the loafer cannot find a place in society unless he commits to hard, regular labor. The piece ends with a magazine-style appeal for readership.
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Higgins
Morpheus
Somnus
Uther
Western Newspaper Union
Cougar Wrestlers Edge Utes in Close BYU Utah Dual
Brigham Young University grapplers defeated the University of Utah 18 to 13 in Provo. Hullinger and Christensen delivered a dramatic light‑heavyweight clash, Hullinger earning a fall in seven minutes to ignite BYU’s victory. Dunham, Cros, Kimball, Haycock, Keller, and Larson contributed key wins or decisions as the meet swung frame by frame.
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Provo
Brigham Young University Grapplers
University of Utah
Jess Tarz Hullinger
Wendell Christensen
The
Crimson
Hullinger
Knudson
Ute
Huilinger
Christensen
Utah
Dunham
Swenson
Crosby
Kimball
Haycock
Keller
Thia
Larson
Call
Metos
Water appropriation notice for Green River project in Utah
Notice from Waten users data office Salt Lake City Utah dated Feb 24 1925 announces Utah Power and Light Company applies under Utah law to appropriate 6600 cubic feet per second and 200000 acre feet of water from Green River in Uintah County. Water to be diverted 760 feet north of section 30 township 45 range 24 east and transported via tunnel and pipe line 12200 feet to a reservoir storing Feb 1 to July 1. Water will generate electricity in Utah Idaho and Wyoming and return flow to river near section 36 township 48 range 23 east. Protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavit and $1 fee. State Engineer Lloyd Garrison. Publication dates Feb 27 1925 and March 27 1925.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Power & Light Company
Green River
Uintah County
Idaho
Wyoming
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Loafer
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Waote
Uintah Basin
Stuart M. Sperry
Princeton Eru
Baron
City/ Athletic club
Princeton Club
Spaniah Merature
United States
Vvaorry
Thessaly
London ST
Utes
Colm
Irl
Isa
Los
Drug Store News
Vernal Drug Company
McCormick-Deering
L. H. Woodard Co
RATOR
WATEN
Seth B. Perry
G. W. Moeraland
Radset