Community News Notes From Leeton Benns Correspondents
Andrew Whitlock of Sat, l.aka guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whitlock. Roosevelt ball team played here. Bennett team not notified. Many locals visit Roose vel t, Vernal, Price and Diamond Mountain. Births reported, family visits, club activities, and a welcome home party for Elder Clive Perry. Mrs William Winward ill, Belle Batty visits Diamond Mountain, and Mary Jane Winward raises 212 chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Whitlock
Sat. L.aka
Mira
W. L. Whitlock
R. C. Burch
Whiterocks
Roosevelt
Bennett
Joe Warr
Verne Allred
W. L. Wh Foe
Jt. C. Burch
Vernal
al. Rasmussen
Mrs. Baldwin
Salt Lake
William Adams
Grandma Cummings
Sam Sayer
Irene O'Driscoll
Minnie Peterson
Thompson
Dora Kettell
Kate Snyder
Lizzie Warr
Peterson
John Haslem
Price
Richard
Babe
Wilford Egelend
Isaac M. Allen
Familly
Lapoint
Sam Snyder
Hayden
Parley Lambert
Leeton Cash
Lee Fletcher
Ester Gerald
Fern Ross
Diamond Mountain
W. Ross
Jim Ross
Jamea Marshall
Clyde Gerald
Bob Gerald
Clive Perry
Charles Jenkins
Mary
William Stone
Loka
Stone
Martin Fletcher
Mary Jane Winward
John Wardle
Duchesne
William Winward
Janie Freetone
Violate Winward
Lve
Sturgeon
Baldy Lakes
County Officials Move to Establish Daggutt County Line
Abhley County Commissioner Fred Feltch Mark Chew and County Treasurer William Henderson with others left Bunday to establish the Daggutt county line. W F Jones left Monday for Skullcrank Hea home. Health updates: Mr. Lundy improving. Relief Society meeting discontinued for summer. testimony meeting first Thursday monthly. Florence Hamaker visiting Karren home. John and Mrs. Powell left for Jensen after a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Feltch
Mark Chew
William §. Henderson
Bunday
Daggutt
W. F. Jones
Skullcrank
Mr. Lundy
McConkie
Maeser
George A. Woodbury
Vernal
Relief Society
Florence Hamaker
Glines Ward
Karren
John Powell
Jensen
American Legion Aid Earns Praise and Controversy Across States
Sergeant Neff credits the American Legion with saving him and Zimmer from prison after a failed attempt to capture Bergdoll, while the group also aids disabled veterans and assists with navy pay inquiries. Across Minnesota and beyond, Legion posts spar over leadership, immigration policy implications, and public outreach events, including a June labor picnic in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Zimmer
Neff
Gennans
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Almeriesn
Towart
Coin Found By Veteran From France Minted In Trier Germany
George B D Foster a former Fourth Engineers corporal in the Fourth Division now a member of the American Legion in Cottage Grove Oregon found a gilt case containing a coin dated 806 A D during his time in France. A college professor valued it highly noting inscriptions Magnu s Voties Beatas Tranquilitas and Percursa Treveris indicating a mint in Trier Germany.
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Sauventzu
King Tower
Bedan
France
George BD
Foster
Fourth Engineers
Fourth Division
Sergy
American Legion
Cottage Grove Ore
Magnus
Constantine
Trier
Germany
Legion Men Bury Comrades and Honor Fallen Soldiers
The American Legion members attend military funerals for overseas dead, honoring fallen soldiers as bodies return from France. The piece notes Gail Anderson Post in Cloquet Minnesota burying John De foe, first American Indian from the state killed in action, and mentions employment preferences for World War veterans at a new distillery project led by Healy, who served from private to sergeant and was wounded at Albert on the British front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hamilton Mish, Jr
New York
American Legion
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
France
Legion
Gail Anderson
The
Cloquer
Minnesota
John Defoe
Dent
Taw
Healy
Albert
Brophy
Chickyo
Lincoln Memorial in Washington D C A Notable Monument
Wonders of America describes the Lincoln Memorial near the White House between the Capitol and National Cemetery. The structure measures 202 by 192 feet with marble columns and houses a 30 foot high 175 ton seated Lincoln statue carved by twenty marble cutters in eighteen months. Bronze tablets on side walls hold Gettysburg and second Inaugural addresses. 36 columns symbolize states at Lincoln's death, with 48 wreaths and two large paintings at each end.
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Lincoln Memorial
Junda
America
Lincoln
White House
Waashington Monument
Capitol Building
National Cemetery
We Seek A Good Correspondent For Several Utah Areas
Local paper calls for a capable correspondent to cover Fort Duchesne Roosevelt Myton Cedarview Neola Hayden and Whiterocks. The position seeks reliable reporting across multiple remote Utah communities with statewide readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Duchesne
Roosevelt, Myton
Cedarview
Neola-Hayden
Whiterocks
Randlett Celebrates Fourth With Local Families
Residents from Randlett and nearby Leota joined the Fourth of July observances at Fort Duchesne and Leota. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hugh Owens and children, Mr and Mrs W T Rice, Mrs Millie Brennan and daughter Majorine, and Bishop and Mrs L C Wall with family. Deputy game warden Dr Thompson and C S Knight family were noted in town. a new bridge construction began at Randlett. Many from Randlett enjoyed plays at Moffat, reporting a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ducheane
Hugh Owens
W. T. Rice
Frank Brennan
Fay Harrison
Marion Harrison
Leota
Bishop
L. C. Wall
Ethel Stevens
Jalius Durfee
Ralph Durfee
Millie Brennan
Majorine
Salt Lake
Wilberding
Dr. Thompson
Randlett
C. S. Knight
Mary Burel
L. C Wall
Moffat
Local Visit and Family News From Wallsburg and Logan
Heber Wardle of Noosevelt visits with son George Wardle. Bishop M M Batty and wife return from Wallsburg where they visited. Floyd Fletcher traveled from Lapoint on Tuesday. Wallace Batty of Wallsburg visits relatives. Mr Batty is brother to Charles Batty and Bishop M M Batty. Mrs Louis Boyer of Logan is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Batty
Wallsburg
Floyd Fletcher
Lapoint
Wallace Batty
Mr Batty
Charles
Louis Boyer
Logan
Community Notes From Brightwater Ward Event
The kindergarten hosted a party to raise funds for sacrament sets and presented the bishopric with two sets, aiming for the third. A welcome home gathering for Ray Stringham is planned next Thursday in honor of his mission return from California. The text lists returning workers from oil shale fields and notes local plans for a general send off on July 24. Mrs William Reynolds and daughter Inez have returned from Juniper Springs and are improving in health. Mrs Fred Ackhurst hosted an afternoon gathering with cards and pool. guests included E A Manker, L H Woodard, C H Howell, and many others. A baby boy was born to Mrs Iva Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintergarten
Ray Stringham
Callifornia
Bylvanius Corlett
George Reynolds
Phillip Stringham, Jr
Mutuals
Qyme
William Reynolds
Inez
Juniper Springs
Reynolds
Fred Ackhurst
Annie
Mesdamey
E. A. Manker
L. H. Woodard
B. PF. Kelly
C.H. Howell
Co. E. Hemstreet
W. A. Banks
W. G. Barnes
Tridell Records Injury and Community News
A serious accident befalls William T. Green's young daughter after a horse incident on July 6. Her sister slipped, the elder attempted a rescue, and the pair fell. the arm was broken below the shoulder and required repeated resetting and clamping. Theda Lyman, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Lyman, is being treated for heart trouble in Vernal. Elder Lyman returned from a twenty month mission, and Ernest Eaton spoke at Tridell on Sunday as 17 attended sacrament meeting and 13 Sunday school attendees. The community notes July frost impact and the upcoming Sunnday School river outing on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Green
Lor
Pariay Goodrich
Veral
Theda Lyman
A M. Lyman
Vernal
Roosevelt
Sunnday School
Ward
Whiterocks Canyon
A. M. Lyman
Omahs
Lincols
Nebraska
Lyman
Ernest Eaton
Tridell
Burns Beach canal break and frost relief noted
Frensen reports another break in the Burns Beach canal with water turned back in on Monday. A fishing party plans a ten day trip to Jones Hole, while Mr and Mrs Elmer Snow and others head out. Missionaries spoke at Sacrament meeting and Prof Earl Douglass visits reservation points as frost damage proves lighter than feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Beach Canal
Warren Billings
Owen Walls
Brush Creek
Jens Jensen
Ouray
Blue Mountain
Daniels Ranch
Elmer Snow
Newell Snow
Hilda Snow
J. Clarence Samson
Jones’ Hole
T. G. Alexander
Sunshine Ranch
Colorado
California
R. E. Alexander
Property Seizure Notice in Uintah County Utah
In the Fourth Judicial District Uintah County Utah Sheriff sale set for August 18 1921 at 1 p m at the front courthouse steps Vernal Utah on Lots 4 and 12 and the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 23 Township 3 South Range 4 East Uintah Meridan and Northwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter and Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter of Section 25 Township 3 South Range 1 East Uintah Meridan the properties described totaling 159 62 acres and other described parcels. SAFE RICK ARDSON Uintah County Sheriff dated Vernal Utah July 12 1921 July 15 August 6
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Suplrifins
District Court of Wie Fourth Judicial District
Diuchesne
Vernat
Wintich County
Utah
Bec 23
Uintah Special Meridian
Uintah County
State of Utah
Uintah Special Meridis An
Rickardson
Aees
Vernal
For Sale or Trade Five Passenger Touring Car
Five passenger touring car in first class condition offered for sale or trade. Describes as a real bargain with contact by phone 22 te 24 or 99.
Ex-Service Men Honor Fallen Comrade in France
Private Paul J. Healy of the 34th Division vows to remember the bravery of his comrades in France as he awaits a shell with his initials. The article notes Healy, president of a Chicago grain concern, pledges to honor fellow soldiers if he survives the war. The scene mentions at Ockford Illinois the pledge taken on the battlefield and the memory of his buddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Concern
Trench
Paul J. Healy
Mount Vernon Home of George Washington Stands by Potomac
On the Potomac shore sixteen miles south of the national capital sits Mount Vernon, home of George Washington. The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association preserved the national shrine, with the mansion built in 1743 and relics from the family era. The estate includes outbuildings and a 150 year old garden, with historic plantings said to involve Lafayette and a willow from Napoleon's grave. The marble sarcophagi enclose Washington and his wife, marking the burial ground on the grounds.
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River Potomac
Mount Vernon
Admiral Vernon
General Lafayette
Napoleon
St. Hetenasi
Érnl George Washhikton
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William Oakess
Annie Smith
St. Paul’s Lodge
Pearl Perry
William Vernon
Hazel
Joseph Bowden
Abhley
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
American Legion Weekly
St. Louis City
Newton L. G. Wilson
Redwood Falls
Dr. Gibson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Kimball Post
Adam Brower
Joe Mason
St.Paul
Minn
H Wax
Legion Inen
Industrial Workers of the World
I. W. We
Legion Bidown
Chicago
Theodore Stoosevelt Post
Hi. al Lairds
Butting Nelson
Great Lakes Naval Tralining Station
Orleoins
New Orleans, Halfway and Light Company
Kinsay City
Kan
Argentian Legion Newa
Oregon Legion
Wonders OF America
T.T. Maxey
Western Newspaper Union
Heber Wardle
Noosevelt
Son George Wardle
Frensen
Washington
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