Stchh ing Behind Slogan editorial voices press freedom
The Berlin Reporter argues freedom of the press is a fundamental right but not exclusive to the press. It warns some reporters misinterpret it as immunity to print without penalties and stresses accountability, ownership disclosure, taxes, and legal compliance amid wartime or emergency rules. The piece argues private enterprise supports national capacity and notes taxes on liquor as a sign of diminishing returns.
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Beriin
Berlin
NHH
Ibel
Jensen Parade Highlights Jensen July Fourth Celebration
The Jensen community marked a July 24 event with a schoolhouse parade won by the American Legion float. Prizes were awarded for best decorated bicycle and costume, horseback and on foot, with multiple local residents noted for performances. Afterward, races, a married men versus single men softball game, and a dance capped the day. Local visitors and party hosts were mentioned, with a Jensen girl softball win noted and a one injury report of skull fractures from a horse incident.
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Nite Ainge
American Legion
Eunice Drimhall
Mary John Moon
Clara Turner
Sherry Turner
Kathryn Cald
Marie Dudley
Niall Robinson
Jim Bridger
Ted Sewell
Ruben Parker
Denver
Francis Stewart
Parker
Stewarts
Helen Gross
Salt Lake City
Harold Cook
Marion Smith
Janet
Hayden
Colo
Jensen
Pearl Nash
Amelia
Bis
Abe
Smith
Yeager
Yellowstone Park
Kay Brown
Rangely
Bud
Bud Cowan
Salt Lake
Lloyd Bourdette
Craig
Boone MacKnight
Dennis Hatch
Earl Hatch
Vernal
Rial Chew
Pool Creek
Eula
Maeser D U P Sunday Evening Pioneer Program
Fort Thornburg DUP held a Sunday program at Maeser chapel with Captain Reva lockily leading. A DUP song titled Daughters of the Utah Pioneers was sung along with two other songs My Land was the West Land and Son of Peace performed by five daughters. Mrs Mildred Mansfield presented a brief study of the pioneer past. Visitors include Mia Colton from Moses Lake, Wash., and local residents Mrs Ruth Lind accompanied by two children. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Oaks and Wayne Hulburt family plan travels to Ogden and Mapleton to visit relatives.
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Maeser
Fort Thornburg
DUP
Reva Lockily
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Ida Sowards
Daughters of the Pioneers
Land
West Land
Mies Ruth Lind
Jesson
Mildred Mansfield
Mia
Lela Goodrich
Moses Lakes
Wash
F. E. Colton
Wilbur Oaks
Ogden
Roy Oaks
Mapleton
Mrs. Oaks
Jessie Beardall
Wayne Hulburt
Local Social News Reports Visits and Travel Details
The narrative lists visits and extended travels among ranchers and families across Rangely Glines Ward and Ouray. Residents like Mr and Mrs Lewis Littleton Alberta Gale Lloyd Gilreys and Shirley Ainge relocate to Salt Lake City while Ainge transfers from Rangely. Community events include a square dance, Old Folks dinner, and DUP program with attendees from Glines Ward and nearby towns.
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Lewis Littleton
Alberta
Gale
Ouray
Lloyd Gilreys
Shirley Ainge
Salt Lake City
Ainge
Rangely
Mountain States
M.I.A
Ralph Chew
Dean Moon
Orvil Dudley
Mary Jon Moon
Rae Oxborrow
Mervin Dudley
Sonny Beacham
Helen
Ray Dean Gross
DeLoy Richens
Myron
Joy Haslem
Baby
John Gross
Caldwell
Lucy Sewell
Wart
DUP
Glines Ward
Lina Dudley
Josie Morris
Lys Wall
Jens Jensen
Albert Snow
Uintah Rexall Drug Vernal Mall Orders Fitea
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice tied to Uintah Rexall Drug in Vernal. Mall orders, possible product names Fitea, and campaign of listings appear. Details are unclear but center on a Vernal drugstore and mall procurement.
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Rexall
Fitea
Maeser July 24 celebration and community notices
A Maeser July 24 event featured First and Second wards with a miniature parade for Primary children and a program in the amusement hall. Eleanor Macking and others presented four playlets titled The Plague of the Crickets, followed by square dances and talks on Ashie valley pioneers. Community visits, birthdays, anniversaries, and family news fill the column, with travel and reunion notices across Maeser and nearby towns. The report closes noting a Columbia University study on balancing the federal budget through economies and possible tax increases to curb inflation.
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Maeser
Eleanor Macking
Vance Bodily
Colleen Bingham
Donna Hall
Dennis Hacking
Maryland Hacking
Mark M. Harty
John G. Hacking
F. E. Colton
Lester Bingham
Maysie Christensen
Collett
Reva Bodily
Vance
Lacy Roper
Boulder
Colo
Clifton Cook
Walt Roper
Melvin Bodily
Salt Lake City
E W
Ted Thacker
Wick
Boeer
George Reall
New York City
Lorna Hatch
Maeser First Ward
Hatch
Caddie Oaks
Joe Price
Bud
Sam Hall
Downalla Park
Idaho
Ralph Simpons
Lee Ralphs
Provo
Douglass Merk
Armencan Assembly of
Columbia University
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Powell
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Oregon
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Mrs. J. Hulburt
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Dan Simpers
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