Jensen family updates and local memorial services
The era reports Jensen and Kelly families traveling for vacations and illnesses. Venjamin F Kelly of the Kelly Marennille family left for Lake California and other spots while Marky Wilkins recovers from ptomaine poisoning. Several relatives visited, including Warren Ullisgs at Lydle Wall's home, Chatwin's two week San Pedro trip, and Nila Ainge and Shirley moving cattle to the mountains. Edward Cloward and Wary Searles announced their marriage. A new road to Jensen cemetery opened and a Memorial Day service drew a large crowd with many graves decorated.
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Kelly
Kelly Marennille
California
Marky Wilkins
Raven
Waarren
Billtogs
Marion
Vin Moon
Bert [Tkins “Yur
Weeberlin Wilkins
Héinbow
Warren Ullisgs
Lydle Wall
Walt Joe
Chatwin
Santadula
Salt Lake City
Nila Ainge
Shirley
Fanila
Walle
Edward Cloward
Wary Searles
Yerral
Tom Alnge
Mir Alnge
Jensen
Sunshine In the Rockies benefit show at the hall
Wednesday evening a picture show and short drama titled Sunshine In the Rockies was staged by W Norton for hall funds. A large crowd attended from nearby areas. decoration day and community notes followed with local residents visiting and weather bringing frost and crop damage later.
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W Norton
Rockies
Frank Lég
Ernil
Thomas Hall
Varnal
Hazelton
RK Nebeker Pon
Aquilla
Nebeker
Myton
Slater
Aceil Caldwell
Elmer Betl
Rachel
Ducheang City
George Clyelow
Maybell Warburton
Jamea Hansot
Strong Gas Flow and Oil Show at Diamond Fork
A strong gas flow followed by a heavy showing of oil at 2040 feet developed at the Diamond Fork well of the Diamond Oil Company when a Toeank plug in the casing was drilled out. The demonstration is among the most favorable for the well, but a further cementing job is needed to achieve a permanent formation. Drilling halted after the bit reached casing bottom and filled the hole with rich oil content. work will resume once cementing experts arrive to seal off the formation.
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Diamond Fork
Diamond Ol Company
Utah Fish and Game Declares Water Closed to Fishing
Under Section 2 Chapter 36 Lava of Utah 1923 D H Madsen as State Fish and Game Commissioner declares water closed to fishing during July 1927 above 7000 feet in listed headwater lakes including Rock Creek Uintah and Hear Rivers but excluding Moon Lake Duchesne County.
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Lava
Utah
H Madsen
Oil firm to bring in expert cementers for well
Officials of the Diamond Oil Company are in communication with oil well cementing experts and arrangements will be completed to bring a trained crew on the job. It is anticipated that a permanent formation goal can soon be accomplished by expert cementers. The late showing of wealth and oil was encouraging and led company officials to entrust the cementing of the hole to experienced operators.
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Diamond Ofl
Experi
Iceless Auto Cooler Gains Popularity for Travel
Growing demand centers on a compact 18 by 8 by 41 inch motor vehicle ice less refrigerator. Housed in a metal frame that clamps to the car’s turning board it cools the foot area and stores cold drinks water and food. It evaporates effectively to maintain lower temperatures without bulk or unsightliness.
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Thera
Dont Destroy the Farmers Market Fight for Domestic Industry
A reader argues against tariff cuts as harming American farmers and workers. The piece warns that cheap imports would flood the market, wreck prices, and displace hundreds of thousands of high paid laborers, undermining farmer prosperity.
Children Save Million Through City Fire Safety Inspections
Kansas City youth participate in twice yearly home inspections, teaching fire hazards to families. The program helped reduce fires from 2.17 in 1922 to 1,450 last year and saved about $1,000,000 in potential losses while educating children in prevention and reporting.
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Kiuais
Katana City
Kansas City Times
Woman advances in public utilities in Missouri town
A widow in a Kansas City area Missouri town rebuilt her home electrical setup turning rundown properties into profitable assets. She grew her micro-utility business from a single electric point to several holdings, achieving significant gains and demonstrating leadership in public utilities.
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Mary Fo Dillin
Brooklyn Borough Gas Company
New York
Missouri
Kansac City
Jackson Little Times Union
Nowing Green Vic
Ous
Unclear Training Claims Mentioned with Financiers
A scrambled excerpt notes training three aeons to become electrical enat hecra. It mentions employment and a reference to a wethan who can use the beat of men financiers in instructions about playing a game.
Fingerprint System Proves Value in War Department
The adjutant general reports the fingerprint archive has over twenty years proved its value for identification. The War Department holds the world’s largest fingerprint collection with 406 cases of fraud detected in the last year. The files speed up processing under the adjusted compensation act and enabled positive identification of over 29,000 veterans and applicants.
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Adjutant Generats
War Department
Wesertere
Angerprinia
New Helium Source Found at Fort Worth Plant
The Fort Worth helium plant, the world’s only facility of its kind, reports a new helium source in Texas oil belt. This development bolsters US access to an essential, high grade gas vital for aviation and navigation, strengthening national advantage amid global demand.
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United States
Hella
Texas
Fort Worth
Ita Hania
Health bulletin warns of surface germs from hissing
The Newark health department issues a bulletin warning that spitting creates a surface for germs to cling to and that hissing could spread illnesses. The note questions whether hissing among youths is merely a nuisance or could lead to greater health risks.
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Orferal Hyglenista
Newark
Soula
Baltmore Sun
Health Department
Ciria to Wear Stockings for Earnings Hinting Policy Change
A New York group led by Henry Vosowitz urged the Association to Promote Tree Housing for Girls to adopt stockings rather than eating Wird. The message implies a requirement to earn money through selling silk stockings to continue funding activities.
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Ciria
Henry Vosowitz
New York
Unclear court note on unlawful poker and Tramlet remark
The fragment references a court noting unlawful poker played extensively. It mentions a character Tramlet murmuring to decide if the card would fly, suggesting a courtroom or game context with strategic action. The readable text is fragmentary and limits precise facts.
The Versatile Oldtimer Actor in a Football Film
In a cinema note, Edwin Booth, famed for his range of character impressions, is mentioned as the versatile oldtimer who could mimic many ages and conditions. He is not associated with any yard run in a football movie.
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Edwin Booth
Neyer
A &Yard
Most Direct Way Ted-When did you first get acquainted?
Fragmented dialogue pieces reveal a humorous mix of misheard lines and odd exchanges. The text features George and Ted discussing clothing for the destitute, a French honeymoon, a steel magnate's stance, and whimsical conversations with talking objects and an elf.
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Ted
Bill
George
Gome Oldey
Clothing Service Offers Made to Measure Value
A local retailer promises real made to measure tailoring with the best fabrics and compares prices to ready made fine garments to convince customers.
Fragmentary text about modern composers and synesthetic music
The readable lines reference modern composers and a concept of music being spun by loose chains. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear events, figures, or outcomes to identify.
Uncertain fragment hints at duty and consequences
A garbled line notes a man weighing war duties and how perceived duty or fate kept him bound, but the text remains incomplete and unclear.
South American Corner Woes Ripple Through City
A fragmented local notice hints at unsettled issues on the left-hand corner of South America and Teena Artes troubles. The garbled text suggests ongoing disputes or confusion but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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South America
Ancien t Chicago Opera Moves Planes Amid Student Daze
A chaotic scene at the Chicago opera house sees planes moved during a student event. Officials question whether the action was voluntary or request driven and will review the circumstances.
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Ancitencr
Chicago Opera
Dave
Court ruling on river log floatability clarified
A Suprete court decision clarifies whether a river is deep enough to float a log. The ruling examines legal standards for natural obstructions and mining claims in the river vicinity.
Remembering a scrambled name from Manchester sketches
A fragmented query recalls a garbled line about a name once read as 1 Ryn and altered digits, tied to Manchester and the Southwest, with unclear attribution to H Hod. The note hints at misread text and erased numbers in a historical snippet.
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Avifo
Manchester
Hod & Ld
Southwest
New RL H Move Draws Attention to City Life
A fragmented line suggests the move to cities is driven by a need for connection from town life, noting the snub and ridicule that may arise, with emphasis on social dynamics in urban settings.
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Neledy
Cd Frome
Unclear excerpt discusses reciprocity and clothing
Fragmentary statement speculates on reciprocity in the world and mentions heathen receiving cast off clothing for flappers. Text is incomplete and lacks concrete entities or events.
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Lewis Motor Company
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