Tridell Relief Society Activities Reported at Vernal Dance
Last Tuesday the Tridell Relief Society traveled to Vernal for a stake outing. A ward house dance featured Allen's Orchestra on Wednesday night. The Whiterocks precinct began state road work east of Lapoint, with thirteen teams and five single hands employed for one week. Mr and Mrs Charley Swartz hosted a private reception and dance Friday, enjoyed by many guests. A large number of cattle and valves were bought or condemned by relief workers at the Hoops farm on the Whiterocks Bench on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell Relief
Vernal
Annal
Ward House
Allens Orchestra
Whiterocks
Lapoint
Charley Swartz
Dreath
Hoops Farm
Whiterocks Bench
Ward social and church notes from Maeser ward gathering
A long ward report describes a stake outing at the Morgan Merkley pasture with Bishop John B Eaton and Ray Gardiner in attendance. It covers Maeser baseball results, ward officers for the Glines team, community visits, Daughters of Utah Pioneers August meeting, missionary plans for Don Pearce, and Pioneer Day programs, with various family trips and local activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Merkley
John B Eaton
Ray Gardiner
Maeser
Glines
Don Batty
Lowell Wardle
Mary Joett
Loran
Merle Roberts
Watson
Tom Timothy Veida Mews
Burnell
Will Held
Roosevelt
Maggie Timothy
Ab Price
Bee Live
Morgan Merkley McE
Ruth Kanisianaux
Delila
Stella McCwdy
Zenna Dean Reva Cook
Wen Kanisianaux
Tillie Bell
Wad
Donal Pearce
Pearce
Willie Stevens
Baby
Fill Creek
Charles Batty
Maeser Ball Team Hosts Social After Fair Week
Mrs Dee Jenkins and family returned from the American Fair last week. A Maeser ball team dance Tuesday night proceeds were strong socially and financially. Several local residents and visiting kin assembled for various social calls and gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Jenkins
Maeser
George
Elmer Holfeltz
Fred Hodgkinson
Ernest McClean
Dive Timothy
Sandy
John Timothy
Mel] Pitt
Pitt
Ethelwynne Collett
Vera Rogers
Leoda
Dillas
Maggie Timothy
Tom
Bennett
Joe Price
Familly
May Price
MIA
Davis Merkley
Harvey McKej
Roy Pikce
Cmmons
Joe Kiite
Bennet
Maurice
LeRoy Richens
Thomas Caldwell
Karl
Preece
Provo
BYU Gai
Oaks
Glenn Oaks
Join Bingham
Binghams Birtadas
Blue Mt
Jensen Din Hatch
Home Folk
Wi Vernon
Merkley
Vernon family reunion list from Provo to Vernal
A reunion description lists Mr and Mrs Orson Vernon and family of Provo, Mr and Mrs La Von Vernon and children, Mr and Mrs Stoward Wurst and children, Mr and Mrs Van Fullmer and son of Roosevelt, Mr and Mrs Orson Roberta and children of Salt Lake, Miss Clara Vernon of Wyoming, and Maurice of Vernal Applenard. all enjoyed time together and look forward to the next reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Vernon
LaVon Vernon
Provo
Stoward Wurst
van Fullmer
Roosevelt
Orson Roberta
Salt Lake
Clara Vernon
Wyoming
Maurice
Vernal Applenard
Community Notes From Seeley Home Visit and Local Events
Ashley and Herman Green with Mrs Green visit Seeley home. Maeser and Idaho Falls guests pass through. Rodeo at Jensen draws locals. Future Farmers group returns from Chicago. Freestone improves after sinus illness. Cattle roundup planned at Brush Creek. cattle sold to canneries. James Long works on state highway. John Bryant builds new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Green
Galt Lake
Seeley Home
Green
Jack Powell
Glen VanTassell
Clive Caldwell
Lewis Freestone
Chicago
Dave Karren
Bluemountan
Wm Karren
Brush Creek Mountain
Bill Morays Place
James Long
John Bryant
Jensen family visits Missouri and Oregon coast cities
Mrs Walter Knox and daughter Golda with a Jensenite family visit several days at the Meeks home in Missouri. They traveled to Oregon coast points with geology students from the University of Utah led by F F Tiintze. The group returned after studying fossils at the Dino saw National Monument and later some members went to Denver and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfr
Walter Knox
Golda
Consumers
Mic H S Meeks
Knox
Oregon
John Morey
Jensenite
Missouri
Elmer Snow
University of Utah
Dinosaw National Monument
Denver
Colorado
H R Wall
Zilpha W Wellman
Daghter Jin
Ruby Billings
Manti
Wealls
Wellman
Bitings
Mit
Newell Snow
Blue Mountain
Broken Veins Promise Easy Cure at Drugstore
Fragmentary ad claims powerful penetrant aids veins with an elixir named Moon's Emerald QO.1. Directions are simple and promise splendid results or money back. Includes garbled text and uncertain product details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bich
Jensen News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Miss Viola Ward from Fruita joins residents at the ranch while Floyd Brown and family from Kansas City visit Blue Mountain. Dr A C Boyle helps in planning artesian well funding of 1250 for Jensen sanitation. Boy Scouts earn sixteen merit badges at camp Water with Frank P Wellman in charge. Uintah river remains at low levels, with possible dates for similar low conditions as 1919. Mason Peterson recovers from tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Ward
Fivert Meeks
Fruita
Cole
Floyd Brown
Kansas City
Brown
Sam Haslem
HO TR Cale
Chfe Johnson
Uintah
A C Boyle
Dinosaur Monument
Hoyle
Dinosaur Gateway Club
Jensen
Uintah Canyon
Jack and
Shirley Reader
Leo Hatch
Keith Wellman
Dale Stewart
Charles Murray
Joe Weiland
Hatch Sund Gunsa
Wilbur Hatch von Gardner
George Sewart Toop
Frank P Wellman
Camp Water
Green River
Wyoming
Mason
Peterson
Canning for Home Use Urged by State Expert
H H Smith of the State Agricultural College urges farm households to can meat on the farm as a fundamental practice. With feed shortages in many counties, farmers may need to slaughter calves or yearlings and preserve meat for the year. Select animals with thick flesh, keep them calm, and ensure sanitation. Slaughter on the shady side of a building after 6 pm, cover with mosquito netting, and move carcasses away from moonlight after sundown to aid air drying and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H Smith
Tah State Amicultural College
Proper Cooling Aims for Tender Carcass Pieces
Mr Smith states that heavier pieces like the round should be cut into small parts and patched in ice to speed cooling. A thoroughly cooled carcass yields better flavored, more tender produce.
Cattle Buying Program Aids Wheat Farmers in Drought Areas
Willard Peterson says the Agricultural Adjustment Administration emergency cattle buying program targets orderly reduction of surplus low grade cattle in drought zones while preserving top breeding stock. The aim is to keep farmers in cattle, preventing a forced shift to wheat production that would worsen the wheat problem and undo gains in price and surplus reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Drouth
Willard Teterson
Grouth
Drouth Service
Ifi Peterson
Extension Service Staff Drafted to Administer Cattle Purchase Plan
Extension Service of Utah State Agricultural College oversees an emergency AAA cattle purchase plan. William Peterson named state director, with county agents, extension specialists, and a statewide appraisal team to acquire weekly quotas. Local committees appraise cattle, with condemned stock destroyed and cattle approved for processing and relief stockpiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Agricultural College
AAA
Utah
William Peterson
Extensioon
Reef Service Aaa
E W Sheets
FERA
Wow Owens
Edg Maynard George B Caine
C Esplin
D P Munby
Rector
Liestock
Utah Cattle and Horse Owners Associaten
Nate
BATI
Amission Almost Realized We Knew a Cashier
A cashier who hoped to join a group of 400 is almost there as admission nears. The story notes a near completion of the recruitment or selection process, hinting at the individual’s persistence and the broader goal.
Kruschen Salts Helped Woman Lose Weight and Lower Blood Pressure
A Saginaw Michigan reader describes using Kruschen Salts for nearly a year to treat high blood pressure and rheumatism. She claims dropping from 255 to 224 pounds and reducing blood pressure from 290, crediting the product with fat loss and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Kruschen
Arthur Brisbane Joins This Paper As Regular Editorial Writer
This paper features Arthur Brisbane, famed editor and columnist, writing weekly under the This Week heading. Born 1864 in Buffalo, he gained fame for blunt opinions and clear explanations, with a long career at the New York Sun and Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Colwan
Brisbane
News of the World
United States
Mr Brisbane
Buffalo
France
Germany
New York Sun
London Core
Evening Sun
New Year Word
New York Journal
Jouate & Regula
Mir Brisbanes
Muzzle Dealer Sells One Sire to Customer For Dog Need
A dealer notes a customer seeking a dog related sire. The exchange shows one sire sold and a request for a dam or other dog pairing. The fragment hints at a sale and a dog oriented purchase without full details.
Spouse Reveals Financial Facts Before Marriage
A person recalls being told before marriage that their partner was well off, while the other party admits they did not know this. The exchange highlights undisclosed financial status prior to the union.
Clean Powerful Penetrating Out Quickly Promotes SIealthy Heng
A brief item notes a rapid promotional push for SIealthy Heng, highlighting a strong, immediate media surge and the aims to raise visibility and interest in the subject. The notice emphasizes prompt action and assertive outreach.
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Tridell
Seo Adeet
Salt Lake City
Daughters of the Utah Fnoncers
Yulph Hatchet
Tom Timothy
Craig Cole
Trichy
Thei
Burnet
Taws
Maeser Chapel
Heat Control Association
Ivan Perry
Mr Perry
BYU
Moss
George Miller
Roy Lee
Ashley
Myrtle Erekson
Thelma V Woolsky
Martin W Curtis
Lawrence Wardl
Trout Ditch
Abner Richens
Bob Jarrell
Lmer Bull
Eldred
Neiman Johnson
Little Pearce
Donna Perry
Mary Duke
Donala
Clifford Wardle
Ilistery Boys
Walte, Woolley
Elmer Bell
Sacrament Meeting
Grant Calder
Win Pearce
J Metle
Pickup
Ted Woolley
UHS
Future Farmers
Namie
Anothe
Edictrne
Rome
Sar Fy Eat & A
Power & Light Co
Vi Bee Ashley
Valeepe
Pate
Er Hee
Calder Soda
Calder Bros. Co
Phore
Vernal, Utah
Foo
Arthur Srisbane
Clara
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