Duke Newspaper Play and Roosevelt-Utah Interchange Report
A Uintah High school issue highlights a February 10 11 student play featuring Kalina Young and the Bence family saga. The Roosevelt Uintah program intertwined with a basketball game and noted staff changes and student performances across assembly and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Annaisl
Kalina Young
Hence
Eugena Olen
Glen Harris
Ruth Bence
Elaine Gooodrich
Rex Olsen
Ben Wade
Dale Jensen
Jane Wade
Mildred King
Ma Bence
Doris Sainsbury
Bence Amily
Roosevelt
Uintah
Bernice Colton
Fern Slaugh
Ellen Merkley
Lenore Lewis
Norma White
Katherine Stringham
Clifford Caldwell
Clinton Peterson
Local Notes from Ballard Ward and Nearby Communities
scattered items report on Ballard ward activities including Farm Bureau and PTA events at Randlett and Myton births visitors and school programs. mentions LeRoy Goodrich John Cook Perley Rawlings injuries and a New Year event with Glenn Walgist Hazel Hung and Hazel Manwaring among attendees.
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Jar’ Cook
Dee Allred
Farmits
Ogden
Perley Rawlings
John Cook
LeRoy Goodrich
Vernal
Wilson School
Randlett
Parents
PTA
Ceorre Punk
Myton Te Ember
Jennne
Charles Je Ha
Guss
Ttp
Tre
J P Mey
Walter Atwool
Glenn Walgist
Hazel
Prino Spiner
Ire Lee Amus
Hazel Manwaring
Student Kari Carlstrom Visits Family During Holidays
George attends college as Kari Carlstrom spends part of the holidays with Mir and Mrs William Carlstrom of Vernel. They came after him and brought him home.
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Et George
Kari Carlstrom
Mir
Wiliam Carlstrom
Vernel
Margret Ann Timothy and Early settler Household Details
In 1855 Margret Ann Timothy adds a daughter as the family endures frontier life. Dan, Will Egbert, and Dan’s mail station duties fill days with horse care and deliveries between Whiterocks and Diamond Springs. The ward holds log house gatherings, and by 1883 a new baby arrives. The years bring farming, building, and church baptism, plus later notes on London crime, medical advances, blood transfusions, and the death of Elizabeth Ann, an 18 ounce premature baby cared for at the City of London Maternity Hospital.
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Wilkins
T No
Wild Rose Club
Suse Nelson
Jean Robhloom
Charley Wise
Fred Wail
Kelly
Coreen
Mary W Robinson
Lloyd Merkley
John L M McConkie
I Paragora
F Jet
Andrew Dudley
St George
Los Angeles
Lucy
BYU Provo
Loyd Gilroy
Gladden Om Hem
Dan
Will Egbert
David Briton
Whiterocks
Nooh
Old Ashley
Diamond Springs
Will Carrolived
Dan David Bingham
Sylvanus Collett
James Fisher
Prahi
Moffat
Dans
Mary Jane III
Arizona
Dick Blake
London
Eiizabeth Ann
Elizabeth Ann
City of London
Maternity Hospital
Las
Westerr
Tower of London St Peter in the Tower Church Deaths and Notable Prisoners
The St Peter ad Vincula chapel within the Tower of London hosts Sunday services for the garrison with Yeomen Warders in full dress. The article lists famous prisoners linked to the chapel and notes Victoria later placed memorial tiles above their graves.
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London
Tower
Kings Beodjguard
Elizabeth
Peter
Katherine Hayward
Henry
Jane Grey
Stuart
Seymour
Eldsley
Elizabetts
Duke of Norfolk
Queen Victoria
Construction starts on regional service building project
Actual work on construction of a 305000 regional service building is to begin shortly. The project aims to enhance local infrastructure and provide updated facilities for regional operations.
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Ogden
Regional Forest Service
London Post Office sees Christmas mail surge and new expansion
Despite a global depression the London postal system reported a 52 percent rise in letters and 177 percent more parcels this Christmas. Over 10 000 temporary staff were hired. the Wren building expansion adds 6000 square feet and will become the largest sorting office in the area. Seven thousand people will work in the new facility with automated conveyors handling up to 100 parcels per day, while weekly mail volumes reach 170 000 letters and parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wren
Fairtesn
Peent
The Creation and the Cautionary Subscriber Tale
A satirical note traces creation to an advertising editor and local paper issues. It mocks the man who refuses to pay for a home paper, blaming a devilish molding room in a humorous, moralizing frame. The piece ends with a quip about using the postmaster to mark subscriptions as refused.
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Mberal
Local voters back sale of city electric plant
Taxpayers in FANAB approved the sale of the municipal electric utility in a recent vote. The measure seeks to privatize the plant, transitioning operations to a private company and altering local utility management.
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Fanab
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Iietsg A
North Woods
Harold Titus
Uintah High News
Tenny Johnston
Ruth Hat Alta Foxthietic
Tone Johnston
Tenney Johnston
Salt Lake City
Tenney
Flora McCoy
Rhae Thomas
Lorna Cook
Veda Bingham
Iris Manwaring
Leatha Hall
Thurza Alexander
Rouse
Uktah
Froorevelt
Roosspelts
Penney’s
Our
Degedd de Peete
Ballard Ward Eee
Lita
Angus Merrill
Cass Ella Dudey
Joseph S Dudley
Ira Gardner
Jonren Relief Society
Unis
George Ley Christy
Fia
Albert Gea
Herferd
Margret Ann Timothy
Conti
Ruits- Fla
Jesus Christ
Cecil Rowntree
St. Jal
Kensleton
Moryse
Mang
Peters
Lord Macauly
Anne Boleyn
the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Freeman Tailoring Co
Phonograph Records
Victor
Just
Uintamtah Gas Co
Utah
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