Dad's Letter Number 6 Containing Interesting Historical Information
A parcel of correspondence titled Dad's Letter Number 6 presents historical notes and anecdotes. The piece compiles dated reflections, notable events, and biographical hints, framed as a personal update with context and emphasis on provenance.
Tragic Donner Party saga continues with starving relief
A long, grim narrative recounts the Donner party’s hunger and extreme trials. Survivors struggled through snow and mountain passes, some resorting to extreme hunger. Relief parties reached Donner Lake and Sacramento, saving twenty one refugees, while many perished or were left behind. The tale ends with the fate of the Donner children and the deaths of several camp members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donner
Sacramento
Mr Eddy
Donner Lake
Mary Graves
Sacramento Valley
Tellet
John Rhodes
Sutter
Sierras
San Francisco
California
United States Navy
Sutters Fort
Lake Donner
Donners Lake
Frances
Eliza
Georgia
Mre Murphy
George Donner
Ford V-8 delivers value with comfort and safety
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Ford
Far West Center Party Tragedy and Survival Tale
A grim Center party narrative recalls a Westward trek where men and women braved the harsh trail. Infant deaths from famine and mothers unable to nurse are described, with a grave dug in the snow for a child dated January 24, 1847, as the party endured sacrifices before seeking a new government.
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Donner
Atwood family stories and local visits dominate county notes
Dee Atwood underwent an appendicitis operation at Valley hospital last Tuesday and will return home this week. The Atwood and Slaugh families, including Mr and Mrs Marvin Jackson and daughter Marva, visited relatives and traveled to Brush Creek. Alonzo Atwood and Melvin joined a timber trip for a new house, while Mrs Marvin Chivers recovered from her operation at Bullock and Jolark hospital and improved. Mr Hyrum Slaugh and children drove to Neola for sister visits and Tong Park for reservoir work. Dean Moon and Jensen guests stayed with Marion Moon. About twenty Bee Hive girls head Wednesday for Tron Springs for the annual Beehive outing. Birthday party for Letas sixth at Mrs Waller Bimper’s home. No Sacrament meeting held due to unfinished fighting system at the new chapel. Long Park visitors returned Monday after storm delays. An unlimited amount of good was done by the recent storm.
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Waller DB Bimper
Letas
Mn Our Ward
Long Park
Ashley Nat s Forest hee Le ree Ashley Woolgrowers Meeting
A meeting of the Ashley Woolgrowers was held at the Uintah State Bank building to allot permitted sheep in the Vernal district. HI Stringham presided with AL Taylor and G A Lambert of the Forest Service present. The plan calls for purchasing and distributing one band of sheep among members, leaving a vacant allotment for unscheduled animals and discussing range improvements and summer season plans.
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Ashley Woolf Growers
Uintah State Bank
HI. Stringham
Ashley Woodgrown Era
Forest Service
al, Taylor
G A Lambert
Sheep Association
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James Hi, Vallis
Donner Party
Yemelh
Eddy
John Sinclair
Donner Camp
Bierra Mountains
Sutter's Fort
Conoco
Bere
Ital GH. Company
UCC
Detroit
Sposssory Group
Showalter Motor CO
Center Party
Dee
J P Atwood
Tthe Valley Hospital
Marvin Jackson
Marva
Whiterocks
Brush Creek
Mra Lege
Tel
Becker
Frank W. Carroll
Vernal
Utah
Sterling Transportation CO
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake City
Provo
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Price
Ashley Nat's