Child Worker Appointed for Uintah Basin
Miss Lola Lusty has been named child welfare worker for Uintah and Duchesne counties with headquarters in Duchesne. The appointment, effective July 1, comes after study visits by Irving K. Rasband and Miss Lusty in Duchesne and Vernal to assess county needs. Lusty, a Roosevelt High School and Brigham Young University graduate, earned a University of Utah social work certificate and served as a LDS missionary in the New England mission.
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Lola Lusty
Uintah
Duchesne Counies
Durchesne
Irving K. Rasband
Utah
Florence Bates
Department of Public Welfare
Duchesne County
United Basin
Miss Qusty
Mr. Rasband
Duchesne
Vernal
Miss Lusty
R. S. Lusty
Lusty
Roosevelt High School
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
New England
New Magic Fabric Kohinoor Anounced For Mens And Womens Wear
A new wool rayon blend named kohinoor is being developed for shirts slacks suits and apparel. It resists shrinking under washing with less than 1 percent shrinkage and shows strong color fastness and light fastness. The American Institute of Laundering approved the fabric. Also notes on catching grasshoppers in dew laden mornings and a statistic that a baby is born every 8.76 seconds in the U.S.
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American Institute of Laundering
The Little Professor Holden Inspires Daily Record
A biographical sketch honors Prof Perry Holden of Belleville Michigan born in 1860s and noted for 70 years of self-improvement begins with a backrow student, details his public recognitions and influence on corn farming, Scouts and industry. Taxes on politicians in 1860 North Carolina are mentioned as a curious aside.
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United States
Perry G. Hol
Country School
Iowa
America
Perry G. Holden
Belleville
Michigan
University of Illinois
International Harvester Company
Boy Scouts of America
Homer Croy
Professor Holden
North Carolina
Utah Fishing Peaks as Waters Clear and Trout Feed Surges
Director Tess Leonard of the Utah Fish and Wildlife Department says fishing is at its peak as runoff clears and early fly hatches dwindle. Wardens statewide and sportsmen confirm prime conditions, with July favorable before September wary fish and heavier fishing traffic. Leonard urges anglers to seek local wardens or hatchery superintendents for best spots off beaten trails.
Highest Water Lane along St. Joe River Tour Site
The shadowy St. Joe river in north Idaho is described as the nation’s highest navigable stream. An excursion boat operates on the river and passes through Chatcolet lake in a well defined channel, attracting travel enthusiasts.
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St. Joe River
North
Idaho
Chatcolet Lake
Tax and mine figures in Utah transportation and industry
The article notes that 13 cents of every dollar paid for trackless trolley gas bus and streetcar rides are returned as taxes to local, federal and state governments. It also states Utah has 84 commercial coal mines currently in operation.
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Utah
Family and visitors gather for Earl Morrison funeral
The notice lists numerous relatives and friends visiting from Provo Denver Sacramento Duchesne and Salt Lake City for Earl Morrison's funeral. Attendees include Vena Storkey Alma Preece Varda Clark Doyle Morrison Edith Cellers Walter Davis and others.
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Barbara Preece
Provo
Val Lamé Preece
Vena Storkey
Denver
Alma
Preece
Wm. Harrison
Duchesne
John Harrison
Earl Morrison
Doyle Morrison
Jimmie
Vada Hager
Edith Cellers
Sacramento
Cal
Walter Davis
Craig
Varda Clark
Alma Preece
Doris
Salt Lake City
Val Varle Preece
Ronald Preece
Bishop
C. L. Ritch
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Uintah Basin
Stark
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Mia
Vernal’s Pioneer Store
Leonard
A. W. Shepherd
Vernal Bowling
Ashley
A Preece
A. M.gray
Coke
Sidan
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Varnal
Trax
Meee
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