Naples News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Travel
Naples notes report a school music concert under Prof Burgener, Karl Goodrich arriving in Atlanta awaiting assignment, Harold Hullinger’s Yellowstone trip with Hatch party, pool popularity again, birth of a baby girl to Frank and Mrs Allred, President McCune’s Sunday school visit, Lybbert at summer school in Logan, Bluebell visitors Leslie Goodrich family, May Nielson’s June return, July 24 celebration preparations, funeral for Mrs Hamaker with Abner Richens and President McCune, 23 relatives at Vernal cemetery, Wellman family Jensen visit and Jowell’s week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burgener
Burgener
Karl Goodrich
Atlanta
Georgia
Harold Hullinger
Yellowstone Park
Charles A Hatch
Jennie Lewisa
Naplea
Frank Allred
Jacob N Lybbert
Logan
Leslie Goodrich
Bluebell
Byron Goodrich
May Nielson
Maggie Burke
St Johns
Arizona
Annie Kay
Nina Hall
Price
Napless
Hamaker
Abner Richens
President McCune
Eastern States Mission
Vernal Cemetery
Local Jensen News Roundup of Vacations and Events
Mrs Zilpha Wellman and Mrs H J Chatwin plus Nittle Lena left Friday for six weeks in Glenwood Springs and Utah. Lena Stewart and Reva Case returned from Rainbow Mine visit. Dudley attends Provo summer school. An Award dance funded music course by Prof Burgener featuring a six piece group. Seed firm reps from J G Peppard seed Co visit Jensen. Alfalfa seed crop first good second crop promising. Farewell party for Orson Caldwell and Wm Wall. Talks at Sacrament meeting encourage Naples July 24 celebration. Home party for Wm Wall hosted by H R Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Chatwin
Nittle
Lena
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Crawford MacKnight
Hotel Atta
Lena Stewart
Reva Case
Solomon Case
Rainbow Mine
DeMarr Dudley
Jensen
Proveo
W. H. Burgener
Burgener
Laula
Messrs
Bliss, Wilkinson
Folsom
J. G. Peppard Seed Co
Ward House
Orson Caldwell
Wm. Wall
Ashley Valley
Mr. Karren
Stella Richardson
Naples
H. R. Wall
Sun Dance at White Rocks Draws Large Crowd
A jolly crowd left on a hayrack to attend the Sun Dance near White Stocks. The event drew 39 dancers and many attendees, despite heat and illness symptoms. Notables include Mrs Kate Rivehardson and Edith visiting White Rocks, and families such as the Davises, Hoelen Curtis, Underwood, Rudy, Davis, and Eskelson among attendees. Several locals traveled for visits and errands, with activity around Fort Duchesne and Ouray.
Springville Fruit Truck Brings Goods and Local News
Wells Lute Strong from Springville arrives with a truck load of fruit. Alvin Laburn and two boys had tonsils removed in Roosevelt on Thursday. Ditch rider John Bacon takes a fishing trip. Em Lowe and wife head back to Springville, Stanley Lowe family to return Saturday. Mrs Marsh Woodward visits Iowa this week. Dorman hears from daughter in Los Angeles. Corbetts from Kamas visit, Bishop Corbett has daughter Eva Richardson and Dr Corbett in Roosevelt. A Sun Dance near White Rocks draws a crowd. Shower honors their daughter Thelma Hallett at Benjamin Johnson’s home Saturday night. Dorman couple report Sun Dance trip worthwhile. Jess Lawson welcomes baby boy born July 11. mother and baby well. George Potter of Neola visits Cedarview on Sunday. Roosevelt stake primary officers visit Thursday. Emma Warr of Leeton visits Vivian Snyder. Bryant and Ernest Roberts return from Price. sister Margaret accompanies them. Ben Dye and Pearl King visit Springville for the Fourth. Cy Larsen, Mrs Evans, and Mr Wolfe, home missioners from Roosevelt, visit Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Strong
Springville
Alvin Laburn
Roosevelt
John Bacon
Milton Nickelaig
Lowe
Stanley Lowe
Marsh Woodward
Iowa
Dorman
Joseph Hall
Los Angeles
California
Corbett
Kamas
Bishop Corbett
Eva Richardson
White Rocks
Benj Johnson
Thelma Hallett
Thos. Dorman
Jess Lawsonsare
George Potter
Neola
Cedarview
Johnson
Burgess
Calder
Edwards
Roosevelt Stake
Emma Warr
Leeton
Vivian Snyder
Bryant
Ernest Roberts
Price
Margaret
Ben Dye
Pearl King
Cy. Larsen
Mrs. Evans
Mr. Wolfe
Family on camping trip and local mining notes in Fort Duchesne
Ross Crandie and his wife began an extended camping trip Monday with Dr. Thompson and his sons Paul and Al- Sert joining. LT Bennet spent days at White River and Ouray, returning Sunday, after a Sun Dance fire incident damaged a wheel on his car. Mr. Cubberly works a gisonite mine near Wang Sing's and plans to extract ore soon and build houses in September. Mr. Grando shows Timothy growing with heads 10% inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Crandie
Dr. Thompson
Paul
al- Sert
LT Bennet
White River
Ouray
Cubberly
Wang Sing’s
Grando
Timothy
Grande Hag
Village News Reports Births and Town Events
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Rax Mitchell on Tuesday July 11 and both mother and child are fine. Marion Mitchells visited from Antelope for a day taking Kathrine MeelCowen. July Fourth finances total thirty two dollars seventy cents will aid the new building fund. Plans for Foremost Day promise greater celebration with profits to building funds. Grasshoppers increase. a farmers meeting with a government speaker is set at the schoolhouse. John Haslem delivered melons and cherries to Sun Dance and honey to Salt Lake City. Mrs R M Colton and children stay with Mr and Mrs John McKowen as Mr Colton travels from American Fork. Joshua Hazient has gone to the mountains to tend cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Glad
Rax Mitchell
Babe
Marion Mitchell
Antelope
John Haslem
Price
R. M Colton
John McKowen
Mr Colton
American Fork
Joshua Hazient
Salt Lake City
Bible Lessons for This Week
Sunday light theme highlights Micah 6 8 on doing justly and walking humbly with God. Monday notes Matthew 18 4 about greatest in heaven. Tuesday stresses Romans 14 17 not meat or drink but righteousness and joy. Wednesday asks for guidance Psalm 119 4 21. Thursday urges not defrauding brothers as Thessalonians 4 3 4. Friday presents John 8 32 know the truth that makes free. Saturday covers Proverbs 11 24 giving and generosity.
Never borrow money from a friend for better advantage
A note advises avoiding borrowing from friends to prevent leverage. It suggests using friends for other forms of help or advice while keeping finances separate to preserve trust and advantage.
Untitled fragment on a formal notice topic
A garbled fragment discusses placing a husband’s name at the top of a document and a claim that he will be ready for a touch. The text is unclear and partially illegible but suggests a household or marriage related formal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripa
World moves a lover until he makes a defection of himself
A fragmentary line hints at a man pursuing a lover amid shifting loyalties. The brief text mentions a transformation or self-assertion, but provides minimal concrete details or context to identify names, places, or dates. The material reads as an artful snippet rather than a complete report.
Ute Sun Dance Opens With 39 Dancers At White Rock
Friday the Ute Indians began their annual Sun Dance on the flats below White Rock. A parade of dancers numbering 39 presented a grand display of Indian splendor as they moved around the high central pole with Sun emblems and green willows. A large crowd of whites and Indians attended the opening and many visitors from Verna watched through the event. The dance concluded Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rocka
Jancersa
Verna
Two youths recount cross country hike experiences
Julian I. Shapiro and Sidney Kahr, both eighteen, describe their travels from New York City visiting Lafayette College and the University of Pennsylvania. They hitchhiked with strangers, planned coast and Hawaii legs, crossed Utah, and noted Vernal's hospitality and a local congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kahr
New York City
Mr. Shapiro
Lafayette College
Easton
3Fr Kahr
University of Pannsylvania
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Colorado
Vernal
Utah
United States Congress
Y M M I A Outing Draws Large Crowds to Trout Creek
Large turnout as fathers and sons outing organized by Y M M I A stake officers begins Tuesday morning. Groups leave from early hours to reach the mountain before heat. Sunt H Olson, newly elected Y M M I A stakes president, travels from Provo for the event. Congressman Don B Colton returns from Salt Lake City for the occasion. William Siddoway leads the caravan with aid from William Preeec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sona
Ymmia Stake
Trout Creek
Sunt
H . Olson
Y . M. I. A. Stakes
Provo
Don
Colton
Salt Lake City
Willilasn Siddoway
Wil'am Preeec
Vernal Band Heads to Yellowstone Trip in August
Manager Clive Davia reports all band members have signed contracts and the Vernon band will travel to Yellowstone starting August 10. Professor William F Hansen Mrs Hancon Misa Mima Davia and Miss Kathryn Calder will be soloists. Mr Mrs William H Siddoway Mr Mrs John N Davis and Dr WH Rich with wife plan to attend along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Davia
Vernal Band
William F. Hansen
Mra. Hancon
Misa Mima Davia
Kathryn Calder
William H Siddoway
John N Davis
WH. E. Rich
Baby Born to Mrs Robert Hunting in First Child
Sunday July 16 a baby boy was born to Mrs Robert Hunting. Pr Baird and Mr Fowler were in Vernal last week from Roosevelt. Will Langston of Salt Lake City visited with Dr and Mrs H E Mich three days. A fine baby boy born to Mr and Mrs J Wilt Johnson Tuesday afternoon July 18. Mother and baby doing fine. County Attorney Charles DeMossy or Sheriff L Richardson report no replies to referrals sent to Colorado officers about the disappearance of Mrs Harvey Turner. Another effort will be made to locate Mrs Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunting
Will Langston
Salt Lake City
H E. Mich
Langton
J Wilt Johnson
Natther County
Alttorney
Charles DeMossy
L. Richardson
Thera
Calorado
Mra Harvey Turner
Woodbury family moves after Salt Lake City visit
City Teegeqrer George L. Wood bury returns with Mrs Woodbury from Salt Lake City. Friday Mr Wendbury accepts a position with the Deveret National Bank and will relocate his family. While residing, Mr Woodbury has been employed in the United State Bank. His money friends wish him success in his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
George Ll. Woodbury
Mra
Life’s Monotony Ends as News Sparks Excitement
The article notes readers should not fear monotony as a wave of excitement arrives with fresh events and headlines. It emphasizes curiosity and the promise of engaging stories to come, inviting attention to ongoing community happenings.
Quote on fear and caution in shadow of death
A terse remark reflects how people hurry to exit danger, noting that few linger near peril. The speaker suggests that recognizing opportunity is easy only when others face risk, with a blunt caution about prudent action under threat.
Farm Bulletin Flyers Free at Express Office
The Express office stocks USDA Farmers Bulletin leaflets for home use including Milk and Its Uses in the Home Food for Your Children Cheese and Its Economical Ways in the Diet Fresh Vegetables and Fruits as Conservers of Other Staple Foods How to Select Foods by Caroline Hunt and Helen W Atwater Scientific assistants Officers Home Economics These bulletins may be secured at the Express office None will be given to children without a note signed by a parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Ita
Itq
Caroline Hunt
Helen W. Atwater
Hore Economics
Zion dictator bans knickers for women in town
Zion City Illinois authorities under Wilbur Glenn Voliva enforce strict dress code for women. Flimsy garments are forbidden and must cover neck to ankle with heavy fabric. Violators are fined or escorted to jail, with police using blankets for concealment.
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Zion City
Nix
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Voliva
Knickers
Vollva
Ohio public health official pushes early Christmas seal sale drive
Dr. R. G. Patterson of Columbus Ohio, a special consultant for the National Tuberculosis Association, urges state public health groups to begin Christmas seal sales earlier. The national goal is 5 million dollars, with Utah allotted 60 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Patterson
Columbus
Ohio
National Tuberculosis Association
Ohio Public Health Association
Salt Lake
Utah
Deseret News
Scrap seekers miss chances in plain sight says proverb
A reflective remark notes some individuals chase scraps while opportunities sit nearby, failing to recognize them when offered. The line highlights human folly in choosing effort over potential gain and invites readers to reassess what counts as a chance worth taking.
Don’t Borrow Trouble in a Fair Level World
Read as a cautionary note on self help and fair dealing. It urges avoiding trouble by seeking value without taking others’ possessions and notes that earning one’s pay comes from genuine effort while the Lord expects self reliance without theft. The tone reflects a moral, practical guidance style.
Wordy wisdoms from a columnist about relationships
A collection of quips on love, navigation of social rules, and human folly. The sayings touch on communication, appetite for trouble, and sly advice for husbands and marriages, with witty observations on perception and affection.
Monster Skeleton Unearthed in Gravel Pit
A prehistoric monster skeleton was found last week under 30 feet of gravel during grave pit excavation at Natrect and Thir teenth avenue. Most bones crumbled on air exposure. head and horn bones were recovered and sent to the university. The shale grains suggest the animal drowned in ancient lake conditions, resembling a buffalo but much larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrect
Thirteenth Avenue
Horng
T.T. Durton
Wil Ba
University
Lake Bonnevills
Oldest Man Stubbed by Time Dies in Kentucky Home
Lexington July 10 News arrived that Un cle John Shell reputed to be the world’s oldest man died July 6 at his isolated mountain home near Hydén Leélid county He retained sharp faculties to the end and discussed burial plans while dying Funeral mourners included two grandsons William Shell 90 and Albert Shell 7 with one son 68 and another 7 mourned his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John” Shell
Hydén
Leélid’couunty
William Shell
Albert Shell
Spotted Tail the White Man's Friend and Brule Chief
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Spotted Tail known as Old Spot by whites and feared as a road agent in youth. He later guided peace efforts, resisted Washington dictates, and threatened to burn White Clay country. He aided surrender of Crazy Horse but as head chief became tyrannical, culminating in a fatal feud with Chief Crow Dog in 1861 over a stolen wife.
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Spotted Tail
Spotted Tall
Oregon Trail
Grea
Kincalé
Harney
Ash Hollow
Neb
Fort Laramie
Pooner
Brules
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
White Clay Creek
Spotter Tall
Crazy Horse
Crow Dog
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J. N. Lybbert
Frank P. Wellman
Jowell
Randlettt
Maxine Stevens
Paul Scates
Scates
Ivy.Keeler
R., Fidler
Robert
Lawrence Wall
Hannah
B. O Calton
Gusher
Sawyer
Chicago
I. H. Keller
Government Road
Duschesne River
Mille Wilberding
Millie .Brennan
Fred Dixon
Fort Duachesnea
Sensen
Zilpha Wellman
Milas Miriam Sauer
Hestir Deuce
Kate Rivehardson
Edith
Naylor
White Stocks
A. J. Davis
Hoelen Curtis
Elsie Underwood
Thelma Rudy
LacRue Rudy
Iris Johnson
Miriam Sauer
Preston Davis
Tex Smith
F. Sauer
Lawrence Young
Carl Walters
Jack Davis
Fort Duchesne
Theaylors
Curtis
Helen
Marion Koontz
J K. Bullock
Powell
Arnold
Katie Modgkingon
Maxwell
Campbell Litster
LeRoy Taylor
Ruby Crumbo
Lews Thompson
Ieaving Econ
Detroit
Mich
Most Oaveryone
Duchesne
Phoebe C. Litster
Bennett
Nelson It. Lewis
Kingdom of
Thessalonians
John
Praverbs
Lange
Pr. Baird
Mr. Fowler
Ron
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
Hatel
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