Stork Delivers Fine Baby as Town Skates Sunday
Correspondents report a fine baby born at George Fenner's home. King injured by a horse. Murphy learns his mother died in Salt Lake and could not attend the funeral. George Roberts has heart trouble. Gladys Nielsen just returned from Roosevelt. Local cattlemen plan midwinter roundup amid many loose cattle. Mrs. Gummarell traveled to Verbal with Roscoe Laburn and Joseph Bethers to visit his mother after a year. Ft Duane area reported a PTY case and a skating gathering drew about fifteen. A shinney game entertained local lads.
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George Fenner
King
Murphy
Salt Lake
Georrge Roberts
Gladys Nielson
Roosevelt
Pty
Ft. Ducheana
Ft Ducheane
Ttto Boys
Newsy family notices from Blue Mountain and beyond
January greetings describe the Hallos dry farming success on Blue Mountain and family moves and travels. John Stark and kin winter at Gray's coal mine while Mrs. Searle stays in Los Angeles with daughter Thelma Doyle. Flora Murray returns home from Rain Bow Wwhers and Alma Preece heads to Salt Lake City for a second operation on her child's feet.
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Frank
Elijah Eatlery
Hallos’ Havb
Blue Mountain
John Stark
Gray’s
George Searle, Sr
Los Angeles
Thelma Doyle
Flora Murray
Rainbow
Alma Preece
Salt Lake City
Mez
William Hall
Dry Fork
Petera
Dave Adams
Watson Ie
Sarah, Adams
Minerva Karren
Provo
Yerr
Local Notes and Visits From January Gathering
The notes report visits and events around town including pickups from Hiawatha, John Cook of Vernal inspecting his cattle, and a L O meeting at Mrs Kate Snyder’s home with seven members and one guest. Several residents traveled to Roosevelt and Vernal for meetings and institutes while teachers returned from holidays. A birthday surprise for John McKowan drew friends and family.
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Minxe
Allie
Hiawatta
John
Kate Snyder
Bon Dye
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Mutual
W. L. Whitlock
Annes
Harvey Hullinger
Institute
Vernal
Hattia Vernon
Lida’Hattie
James Ernshawwerg
Parisy Lambert
Community Notes From Vernal and Surroundings
Local fragments report a school start noted as Started Wednesday with full annulment. A Moyra TD entry mentions a surveyor traveling to Nernal for two weeks. Wilson and OC Bodity visited Deep Creek coal mine. Spurs conducted a business trip to Mooryvelt on Saturday. Donaldson made a sooty trip to Ng-L off Welk Friday. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Chris Knudsen Saturday with 32 attendees and food. Local residents assisted school grounds improvements by installing baskets and hopscotch. Helen Colton traveled to Vernal for medical care. Chester Kimball returned from Watson early week.
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Halen County
Nernal
Chris Knudsen
George Young
A. Parez
Jessie
Ray Hahsen
S & South Liberty
Ae Ce
Artur UnderwoodsiIrvan
Young
Lioy
Helen
Colton
Chester Kimball
Watson
Maeser School Sees Nurse Stoll Inspect Students
In Salaiabury the annual physicals are reviewed by primary supervisor Kate Calder. Miss Sainsbury reports 183 children examined with 68 eyestrain, 53 with adenoids and enlarged tonsils, 128 with decayed teeth and 83 filled. Ten adenoids removed, 3 treated for spinal issues. Principal Larson notes educational films shown for suitability.
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Nurse Stoll
Saliabury
Kate Calder
Miss Dortheluon
John H. Merkley
Deep Creek
Levi Bodily
Theodore Bullock
Inez Reynolda
California
George Lalone
Marion ‘Allen
John Hacking
Alice Snow
Jennen
Ray Hanson
fanWiy
Chan. Tucker
Roy Warburton
Enst
Nettie Akhurst
Steamboat Springs
Walter McCoy
Price
Edith
Lucila
Josephine Hacking
Salt Lake
Wallace Jones
Maeser
Wallace
Nothan Hardy
Charlea McConkie
Red Cross
Stell
Sainsbury
Parent Teachers Association
Geo
N. Larson
Acoo
Pleads for Europe’s Helpless Children Unite for Relief
An international relief effort led by Herbert Hoover appeals for funds to save 3.5 million European children. The European Relief Council, combining seven U.S. groups including Red Cross and Quakers, pledges joint action as aid channels risk disruption.
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Rhby
Herbert“Hoover
America
Anieftenwald
Fire devastates William F Ward homestead and belongings
A Friday afternoon fire at the Ward homestead along the state road between Ft Dolchesne and Roosevelt destroyed the barn sheds granary and farm implements. Loss exceeds 6000 dollars with limited insurance. Nearby, Ward’s store burned about a year earlier. Local notes mention mail service changes and community moves.
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William F. Ward
Ft. Dolchesne
Roosevelt
Ward
R. F.D
Crar
Sprainer-Ankiz
Bleetskine
P. Rudy
Neep Creek
Ashe Caldwell
Bishop Chas
P. Binghham
John A. Gardner
Sophia Curtissis Recovers After Severe Pneumonia Attack
The report notes Sophia Curtissis is improving after a serious pneumonia episode while weather remains mild, hindering an ice crop. Edith Richardson recently underwent an appendicitis operation and is now able to move about. Ar H B Lloyd was taken ill.
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Ayree Athirs
Sophia Curtissis
Edith
Richardson
H. B. Lloyd
Foreign-born aid pours funds to starving Europe
Immigrant communities in the United States contribute large sums to food relief for Europe. The God Draft reports totals to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Germany, and Austria, with millions sent since start of the program. Proceeds fund child feeding to aid up to eight million European children.
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United States
God Draft
American Relief Administration
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
Hungary
Germmany
Local Notes From Vernal and Nearby Visits
The article records multiple brief notes: Mrs Lloyd was taken to Vernal for diabetes treatment, Mrs HR Cox returned after a stay with relatives in Longmont Colorado, Hyrum Richards visited on business, Pampa Harris traveled to Vernal with culverts for government road work, De Kimball and sister Revella returned from a visit with brother Byron Kimball, Ward White of Vernal stopped for business, M W Cooley and John McAndrews of the Uintah railroad were in Fort Hon business, all dated with distant trips and local errands.
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Vernal
Lloyd
HR. Cox
Longmont
Colorado
Hyrum Richards
Pampa Harris
Venal
Government Road
Wrk
de Kimball
Revella
Byron
Kimball
Watson, de
Ward White
M. W. Cooley
John McAndrews
Uintah Railroad
Books for Everybody reaches rural readers nationwide
The American Library Association promotes a nationwide “Books for Everybody” plan to extend county library systems. California leads with 42 of 58 counties already adopting the program delivering books to outposts by truck and parcel post, with branch libraries in communities large and small.
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American Library Association
California
Ohio
Maryland
Friends of Libraries
Books for Everybody Movement by American Library Association
The American Library Association with 1009 librarians plans a nationwide drive to expand library systems after war work. It will fund the program through librarians and supporters, aiming to promote library growth and seed in all states, despite a limited intensive drive.
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American Library Association
United States
A. A
MibEati Oe
Farewell Reception for Dr Lloyd and Wife at Uintah Reservation
A farewell for Dr. Lloyd and his wife marked twenty three years of Indian Service on the Uintah and Ouray reservation. In Ft Duchesne hall December 29 1920 employees presented a walrus hide traveling bag and praised their devotion as Mrs Lloyd balanced home duties with mercy missions.
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Uintah and Ouray
Louis 8. Thompson
Wallace Stark
Ouray
M. J. Horsey
Vernal
Lloyd
Livyg
Lfe
Indian Service
A. H. Kneale
Plano
Sup’t A. H. Kneale
Washinngton
Jasper Eliott
Byron McGinniss
Lloyds
Mallie Elder Dies at 83 in Utah Church Community
Mallie Elder of two miles south of Billbell died Monday morning November 22 from heart trouble. Born September 14, 1888 in Clarence Missouri, she moved to Utah in 1895 with her mother for health. A lifelong L D S Church worker, she left a daughter and two sons, plus relatives and church friends. Funeral held at the ward house Tuesday at 2 pm with Bishop Merrell and others delivering tributes.
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Billbell
Mallia Elder
Mra. Elder
Milby H
Margaret Timmons
Clarence
Utah
Mallia
Rodney Remington
Bluebelt
Relief Society
Merrell
Mallie
Edd Reynolds
Wm. Elders
Joss
Verda Lybert
Raymond
Alberta
Canada
Vernal
Ward House
Malliie
Levison Hancock
Otto Larsen
D. R. Price
Fred Goodrich
C. C. Bristol
George Powell
C. E. Merrett
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Mallie Elder
L. E Woodruff
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