Singers Embrace Crooning Says Lilian Dawson
Miss Dawson asserts radio crooning reshapes singing beyond teachers rules and roars that modern crooners use soft tones and microphone control to reach audiences. She notes untutored voices gain fame while traditional methods struggle to adapt and highlights the rise of widely heard vocal styles.
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Newark City
Lillian Dawson
Miss Daws
Miss Dawson
Double murder near Axial Basin shocks Northwestern Colorado
Prominent cattleman Joe Jones and his employee Earl Hopkins were shot at Mountain Meadow ranch two miles north of Axial Basin. Suspect E J Farmer claimed protection after the killings as Sheriff Blevins took him to Glenwood Springs. Authorities believe premeditation and a quick execution at the hay stack ended two lives.
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Blevins
Bleving
Jones
Carpenter
Glenwood Springs
Farmer
Ashbrook
Craig
Field Funeral
Thera
W E Driscoll
Clayton
Hopkins
Ortiz Renfro
E J Farmer
Moffat County
Tennessee
Joseph J Jones
Maheska County
Iowa
Snake River
Robert McIntosh
Slater
Hayden
Ada Honnold
Gilbert
Mr Jones
Rout
Colorado
Myr Jones
Bussey
Willis Jones
Marie Jones
Bussey Lowe
Alva Jones
Joe Jones
Northwestern
Earl Hopkins
Verhal
Axial Basin
Mountain Meadow Ranch
Pirmer
Harkins
Colorado National Bank
Earl Salisbury
J Farmer
Parmer
Mountain Meadow
Glenwond
Atol
Bierno
Farrer
Dal Barn
Cratz Ife
Courtroom Exchange Over Car Damage Case Uncovers Ties
A brief dialogue reveals a defendant claiming prior help from a court contact after facing a large fine for damaging a vehicle. The exchange hints at informal influence in resolving legal matters.
Landlord and tenant clash over death in living room
A distressed exchange unfolds as the landlady consoles Ledger who fears he is about to die while insisting he cannot die in the living room. The scene hints at a tense domestic moment without further context or outcome.
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Nox
Ledger
Comedy Exchange on Egg Boiling Water Types
A humorous exchange questions a wife about cooking. The husband quips about her calling her mother to ask whether soft water is needed for soft boiled eggs and hard water for hard boiled eggs. The line plays on kitchen science and domestic chatter.
College Boy Bets Dad On More Excitement At Game
At the football game a college boy tells his father that ten dollars will bring more excitement than ever. The father replies skeptically noting his marriage and its costs as a comparison.
Vernal City Financial Report for 1930
Vernal Utah presents a year ending December 31 1930 financial statement listing receipts and disbursements including taxes interest park fees water rents dog licenses street refunds and general fund adjustments. The document is signed by IL G DeMoisy recorder and auditor with the city seal dated January 1921.
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Vernal City
Utah
DeMoisy
Imp
Sylar Imp
Uintah Co
Bank of Vernal report filed with Utah Bank Commissioner
Meagher sworn as cashier submits the December 31 1930 condition of the Bank of Vernal Uintah County Utah. Bank Commissioner WHH Hadlock certifies the copy as true and the January 3 1931 notary Ella B Reader attests. Also a Department of the Interior land office notice announces a final proof filing in Vernal Utah by Merrell Henry for a stock raising homestead entry with witnesses listed.
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Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles W. Roller
Vernal
South Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Vernet
Clairant
Irving Ray
Netam
Alsen
Reuben Hunting
W F Mcfee
Uintah
J Meagher
Busness
Hadlock Bank
State of
Merrell Henry
WHSEY
East Fast
Asher Merkley Lester H GL. I.bert M Henry William E. Cock
Notice to Creditors in Uintah County Utah
Estate of John o Reader deceased in Fourth Judicial District Court. Creditors must file claims with vouchers to administrator W L Fletcher at Vernal Utah on or before April 7 1871. First published December 25 1930. Last published January 15 1931.
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Vernal
Uintah
Utah
Pues
Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah County
John O. Reader
Uta
W L. Fletcher
Quieting Title Suits in Uintah County Utah
The Texas Company sues Sidney Stevens and unknown claimants in Fourth District Court Uintah for removal of clouds on land title and to quiet plaintiffs ownership. Charles DeMoses represents plaintiffs Vernal Utah address Box 306. Publication dates Dec 25 1930 to Jan 25 1931.
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Texas Company A Corporation
Sidney Stevens
Utah
Charles Demoses
Post Office
Vernal
Alidomons
Fourth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
Umtah County
Aurela
Bfurray
State of Thos
J Caldwell
Fara Caldwell
FM Caldwell
Sarah A Johnson
Bert Caldwell
Charles Demoisy
Notice of Utah land selections in Vernal area
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City announces Utah’s selection of indemnity school lands in SW U N W section and Two in R24 EB Salt Lake Meridian. Protests claiming mineral value over agricultural use must be filed before final approval, with notices posted for public inspection. Publication dates span January to February 1931.
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United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Meridian
General Land Office
Washington, DC
Stata
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