County Agent E Petersen praised for wide impact in Uintah County
The Uintah county paper hails County Agent E Petersen for thorough outreach across farming areas. It urges wider publicity through bulletin publication and endorses Lions Club leadership to sustain club work for youths.
Leaving Grudges Behind as a New Year Principle
An editorial urges starting the year without grudges, arguing grudges harm the grudger by draining joy, judgment, and balance. The piece stresses fights in life should be against wrong with principles and goodwill, not fueled by resentment. It warns grudges render a person unfit for proper conflict and harm overall character.
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Hanes
Merchants Lose Trade by Skipping Advertising
A Glen Ellyn Illinois editorial argues that avoiding advertising costs business by letting competitors capture customers. It warns merchants that not advertising invites lost sales as rivals reap the benefit of public exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Elyn
Illinois
Beaean
No News From Adamsville A Boiling Boiler and a Lantern
Country correspondent notes silence in Adamsville while a man dies in a boiler explosion and another minister falls into a twenty foot dry well during a prayer meeting. No names or kinfolk are identified and the report ends with uncertainty about the preacher's fate.
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Adamsville
Tenn
Chicago Tribune
Expensive Luggage That Weighs On The Heart
A fragment warns that grudges are costly baggage more damaging than iron or rock. Harboring resentment drains the holder and harms the one who wronged them as insults fester rather than be carried away. Let resentment roll off to spare the heart.
Advertising as news in daily paper reads Santa Cruz
Harrion B Williams an authority on modern advertising problems says readers should not limit themselves to editorials and reports. Advertising columns contain news facts and items touching every phase of daily life and are best presented in a newspaper.
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Uintah County
Uintah
Harrion B Williams
Santa Cruz Calif
Morning Sentinel
Bills Seek Expanded Federal Aid For Highways On Indian Lands
Congress considers multiple measures to loosen federal aid limits and broaden highway funding. Proposals include a 10.5 million dollar three year appropriation for roads crossing untaxable Indian lands, and raising the 30 thousand dollars per mile cap for federal aid. Other bills push extended approvals for a nationwide system and for bridges over navigable waters with War Department oversight.
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Don B Colton
Utah
Dalton
House
Colton
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Secretary of War
Uintah yearbook earns top awards in Rocky Mountain conference
The Uintahs yearbook scored 86 points at the eighth Rocky Mountain conference for school year books held by the Sigma Chi journalistic fraternity in Denver Col. It won first place in division two and first place in division 140 class. The awards honored more than thirty yearbooks from eight states with Utah receiving three awards.
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Uintahs
Sigma Chi
Denver
Cole
Utah
Dilas
Colton
Grant H Calder
Alton Hatch
Ephia Evans
Raymond White
Doris Erekson
Hazel Sowards
Janes Long
Mary Colton
Reed McConkie
Ardath Siddoway
Kenry Scheafermeyir
Elsie Henry
Eugene L Morrill
Vernal First Ward Relief Society Dues Day
The Vernal First Ward Relief Society plans its Annual Dues Day in the ward chapel next Tuesday at 2 pm. A program precedes a sumptuous repast with all ward women invited. Dues payers receive a satin ribbon badge. Committee leads are Mrs Jim Workman Mrs Don Roberts and Mrs John L Siddeway with Mr Irvin Eaton handling refreshments.
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Vernal First Ward Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Sharp
Jim Workman
Don ¢ Roberts
John L. Siddeway
Irvin Eaton
Vernal Express Switches to Cash in Advance Plan
The Vernal Express announces a strict cash in advance policy. All unpaid papers have been stopped, with ample warning given in the paper and by personal letters. Readers are urged to renew with a check to avoid missing future issues.
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Vernal Express
Local residents return with new Buicks from Salt Lake City
Charles un Carter Jr and J Chloe Datis arrived home last night with two Buicks. One sedan was for Mrs Sarsh J Colthar, the other a Master Six sedan for John N Datis. Mrs Nettle Smart of the BYU faculty at Provo also returned home after spending the holiday recess with her daughter, Mrs Willam 8 Wallis.
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Charles UN Carter Jr
J Chloe Datis
Salt Lake City
Sarsh J Colthar
John N Datis
Nettle Smart
BYU
Provo
Willam
Wallis
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