London a Mosaic of Foreign Quarters and Its Changing Welcoming Policy
A feature on London's diverse foreign communities notes numerous neighborhoods with distinct cultures from Jews in East End and Russians to Koreans and Chinese in Limehouse and Pennyfields. It discusses historical waves of refugees, opium dens, and shifts to tighter immigration rules while highlighting the city’s global culinary and cultural presence.
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London
Whitechap
Womaw
Prague
Soho
Great Charlotte St
Tottenham Court Rest
Clerkenwell
Staple I
Moscow
Stockholm
Paris
Bordeaux
West End
Mae
Pennyfields
Limehouse Causeway
Ratchif
Ratchit Highway
John Chinaman
Forelern
Lormden
East End
Whitechapel
Erick Lane
Our Pioneers 1893 1899 and early events in Maeser era
A first person reminiscence recounts building a house and school in 1893 94 95 96 including a chapel fire in 1890s Dan Peters death in May 1896 a trip to Idaho in July 1896 marriage in May 1899 and filing on land near Ioka with memories of a sparsely settled valley before extensive clearing and settlement.
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Heber Timothy
Dan
Ward
Alr Pitt
Maeser
Greisewood
Uintah Stake Quarterly Conference Schedule Released
The Uintah Stake announces its regular quarterly conference. Sessions will be held at the Stake Tabernacle with a 7 30 p m Saturday session. The public is invited to attend the general convention and Sunday sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. A musical festival is planned for Sunday evening. Fast Day is observed on February 28 with stakewide activities led by HB Calder Archie Johnson Hugh W Colton.
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Uintah
Ith
Sii
Utah State Bar Elects M. B Pope President
M B Pope of Provo was elected president of the Utah State Bar at the State Bar Convention in Salt Lake City. The former judicial district attorney for the area was chosen Saturday at the hotel Utah. Vernal friends anticipate the honor given to a former resident.
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Salt Lake City
Pope
Provo
Atformey
Utah
Charles L Lewis Noted for Salt Lake City Trip Return
Charles L Lewis spent several days of last week in Salt Lake City and returned on Wednesday.
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Charles L Lewis
Salt Lake Cty
Scout Leaders Banquet Draws Large Uintah Crowd
Over fifty scouters of Uintah district BSA gathered at Uintah High School Wednesday for a banquet hosted by Vera Calder. AA Anderson of Provo praised Uintah’s progress, stressing scouting helps youth where other agencies fail, as leaders and star scouts were featured.
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A. A. Anderson
Timpanovos Council
Uintah High School
Uintah District
Boy Scouts of America
Vera Calder
Utah
A Anderson
Provoscont
Timpanogos Boy Scout Council of Utah
Miss Calers
Sam Calder
Frank Noel
Art Neill
Tom Miller
Esme Colton
Lawrence Hardy
Kenneth Oaks
Boyd Exall Morse
Lesa Charles Morrison
LaVern Hatch
Loal Anderson
Orin Cramer
Fronald Horrocks
Ralph Hall
Ray Dale
Uintah
Eviry Ward
Lapoint
Trdel
LeRoy Morrill
Tridenl
Richard Jensen
Neple
Frank Goodrich
LE. G Noble
UFT & Wallace Calder
Richard Jenn
Anderson
Provo
Uintah County
Vernal
LL. C
Ashley National Forest Fish Planting Report of 1932
The Whiterocks fire hatched report for 1932 notes 978600 rainbow trout ranging 2 to 6 inches were planted in Duchesne and Uintah counties. Duchesne received about 268000 trout with 10000 for Uintah, mainly in Ashley National Forest waters and Lake Fork Creek watershed. Uintah County plantings concentrated in Ashley Creek Big Brush Creek Trancig Creek Moon Lake and several Uintah streams, with transport challenges and local clubs aiding the effort.
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Fsh
Whiterocks Fir
Duchesne
Uincah
Duchesne County
Uintah County
Ashley National Forest
Lake Fork Creek
Yellowstone
Uinta River
Moon Lake
Moon Leake
Yellowstone Creeks
Yellows Stone Creek
Lake Creek Lake Canyon Lakes
Sherman Lakes
Brush Springs
Dats
Jaxon Creeks
Ashley Creek
Big Brush Creeks
Big Bush Creek
Trancig Creek
McKee Draw
Boy Scott
Deerrodge
Catt Creek
Whiterocks River
Big Brush Creek
More &c
Essbie
Game Wars Dey, Madsery
Fish and Game Clubs
Lee Alfer
Spineville
Ashley Forest
Ed Oaks
Central School Operetta Set for Uintah High Auditorium
Central school children present a three act operetta Merry Company directed by Mrs Frank Slaugh and Miss Rosa mond Davis. The free show at Uintah high school auditorium Wednesday evening February 1 promises lively costumes drills choirs and solos, with strong student effort and a festive school holiday setting.
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Merry Company
Frank Slaugh
Rosamond Davis
Uintah High School
Mr and Mrs Fae Ashton Return From Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Fae Ashton returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where they spent the greater part of a week.
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Fae Ashton
Salt Lake City
Oldest Man in Uintah Basin Buried Thurs
Naples Utah Special Services held January 19 for Edward John Starkie at the Naples ward chapel after his death January 16 at his daughter's home. Burial at Verne Cemetery followed a large service led by LeVell Manwaring with music from grandchildren and local singers. Starkie survived by wife Vera and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. born 1843 in England, he came to the U.S. in 1878 and settled in Utah joining his Naples homestead with his wife Lora Jacobson.
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Naples
Finneral
Edward John Starkie
Fir Starkie
A M Goodrich
Manwaring
Earl
Lynn Goodrich
Warren
Allen Jones Lela
Flaine Goodrich
Sydney Calder
Orva Jacobson
Norman Olzen
Mary Manwaring
Lewis S Gardiner
David L Richards
G Goooditch
Calder
Europe
Utah
Mr Man- Waring
Byron
Tyan
Lovell Jacobson
Charlie Olsen
Albert Jones
Idaho
Sylvia Fouls
Burley
Edenham
Lincoln County
England
United States
Lalt Lake City
Jwy
Ann Spray
Logan Temple
Lora Jacobson
Bridge project advances with Burke Co rail to Jensen
The James J Burke Co of Salt Lake City begins delivering construction machinery for a new three span steel truss bridge over the Green River at Jensen. Five more truckloads follow as bids win and lumber and piling contracts start. Workers from county registrations total 379 for a three day shift, aiding local labor and regional wage spending as plans move toward US Bureau of Roads approval. Traffic plans for detour and bridge removal await final clearance.
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James J Burke Co
Salt Lazy City
Burke
Josu- Ette
William, Carlstrom
State Road Commission
US Bureau of Roads
Jensen
Dog Poisoner Again Busy in Vernal Section
City Marshal Lafe Richardson Sheriff F Emery Johnson and deputies report dozens of poisoned animals in Vernal over recent days. Officers fear around 450 pets and guard dogs have died from hidden poison balls scattered in the valley, risking children who might mistake them for candy.
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Lafe Richardson
F Emery Johnson
Boy Scout
Mrs Henderson and Mrs Luster Visit Willow Creek Ranch
Mrs Charles Henderson accompanied by Mrs James Luster visited Willow Creek for several days last week returning Sunday. Mrs Henderson visited her mother at the Mazelbush ranch and Mrs Luster visited at her husband’s ranch.
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Charles Henderson
James Luster
Willow Creek
Henderson
Mazelbush Ranch
Luster
Fort Duchesne School Wins Vernal Express Reporting Prize
Fort Duchesne school students under Principal Lloyd Panter received the Vernal Express 3 prize for best reporting of activities. Editor Wm H Wallis presented a Webster International Dictionary valued at $1. The Express also received a grateful letter of appreciation from the students, slimmed by Whitey Crumbo.
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Fort Duchesne
Vernal Express
Lloyd Panter
H. Wallis Enitor
Pups
Express
Whitey Crumbo Forerly
Poisoned dog mauls boy scout as he aids pet
Ray Evans fourteen, a Boy Scout, tried to save his poisoned dog after school Monday. The dog bit his hand with several tooth marks before dying, while precautions were taken to prevent infection from poison and bacteria.
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Boy Scout
Ray Evans
Ber
Evans
Ray
Ister
Utah Ratifies Twentieth Amendment Speedily
The Utah legislature ratified the twentyeth or lame duck amendment to the constitution on Monday and sent it to Washington. The vote was unanimous with three senators voting no in the Senate W D Candland Paul H Hunt and George Jefferson. The move echoes Missouri and Georgia actions while Nevada and Massachusetts delayed final action. If all states ratify the amendment the president will be inaugurated January 30 instead of March 4.
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Utah
Lgislature
Washington
W D Candland
Mourt Pleasant
Paul H Hunt
Keetley
George Jefferson
Milford
Mscourt
Sfth
Missouri Senate
Massachusetts House
Georgia
Nevada
Massachusetts
Mrs. Lydia Hartle Cook Dies at 74 in Vernal
Lydia Hartle Cook 74 widow of William Cook died at her daughter’s home after a stroke. Funeral under Second Ward bishopric will be at the ward chapel Friday at 1:20 pm. Surviving children include Mrs Gertrude Frederickson Roosevelt Mark Los Angeles William Michael M Mrs Johnnie Preece Mrs Alice Gilgran Joseph and Mrs Adair Tyzack Vernal, plus brothers Fred Bartle Roosevelt and Harry Bartle Wyoming.
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Lydia Hartle Cook
William Cook
A Brigman
Second Ward
Ward
Ashley Valley
Cook
Snown
Vernal
Ashley Valey
Gertrude Prederickson
Roosevelt
Mark
Los Angeles
Willian Michael M
Johnnie Preece
Alice Gilgran
Joseph
Adair Tyzack
Fred Bartle
Sfarry Jartle
Wyoming
Fires Happen On The Sixth Of Each Month In Vernal
Verna City Volunteer Fire Department Chief H B Millecam notes a pattern with the last six fires all occurring on the 6th. Incidents include September 6 home blaze and October 8 weed fire near the school. Biggest loss was $3000 at the Vogue. A dance fundraiser is planned for February 4 at the Imperial.
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H B Milleccam
Verna City
Vintah Heh
Ford
Miss La Rose Stewart Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Miss La Rose Stewart of Jensen died Monday afternoon during an appendectomy at Campbell hospital in Vernal after a ruptured appendix. She was born September 20 1916 at Jensen and educated there, later attending high school in Price. She is survived by her parents Hugh and Varda Meeks Stewart two sisters Zora Tiatta of Price and Hula S one brother Calvin seven and grandparents Mr and Mrs H Meeks of Jensen.
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la Rose Stewart
Hugh and
Varda Meeks Stewart
Jensen
Vernal
Campbell Hospital
Miss Stewart
la Rose
Jensen School
Price
Mos Zora Tiatta
Hula
Calvin
H & Meeks
Jack Cook Receives State FFA Honor at Roosevelt High
Jack Cook, son of Mr and Mrs John J Cook, won a gold medal from the State Park Bureau for agricultural activities and project work. A Roosevelt High School assembly honored him with speeches by Walter Atwood and a letter from Spokane City.
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Jack
Nils Cook
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Nevles Ward
Weaticr Report
Uintah Gas Company
A T Johnson
Sonia
Missouri
Lydia Cook
Jack Cook
Fuluere Armer
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