Community Notes From the Blue Mountain and Salt Lake City Trip
JENSEN Adee and Bennie Kelly traveled to Salt Lake City on Wednesday for a major operation. an operator’s wife was also in Salt Lake City that day. Mrs Case underwent surgery at Ashley Valley hospital and is recovering well. The Green River remains high but steady, and Jensen bridge work paused due to high water. The Wild Rose club hosted a birthday for Mrs B P Kelly with a dinner for twenty four.
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Bennie Kelly
Salt Lake City
Fritz Stewart
Lucy Sewell
Alice Snow
Bluemountain
Homestead
Wild Rose Club
B P Kelly
Sunnday
Florence CaSe
Delpha Wellman
Dan Nelson
Lula Wilkins
Nelson
Blue Mountain
Green River
Jensen Bridge
Peter Case
Ashley Valley Hospital
DeMar Dudley
Express ad promises quick results for finds
A clipped ad in the Express offers to connect buyers with sought items at good prices and promises fast, gratified results. It urges readers to send in a copy for a meeting or purchase.
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the Express
Qu ray village moves valuables as river rises
Residents of Qu ray prepare as the rising river threatens the downstairs village. Indians begin relocating belongings to higher ground while work on school water supply and curb repairs continues. staffing changes at the government school are noted.
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Quray
Mat Curry
Jack Thompson
Don Travis
Ogden Water
Local Family News and Visitors Report
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lloyd and their two children Ernest and Doris of Kenilworth visited for Decoration Day with William McKee in town. The Lloyds and children left for the Wolds Fair in Chicago this week. Miss Marc Singleton returned from the U A at Logan. Mrs Vera Miller underwent major surgery at Ashley Valley hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Carl Curtis Jr of Bingham visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Jim Nichols moved to Andrew Vernon's former home with family. Will Vernon traveled to Roosevelt last week. Grace Hall spends vacation in Salt Lake City. Mrs Joseph F P Hacking is mentioned in hospital notes.
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Ernest Lloyd
Ana
Ernest
Doris
Kenilworth
William McKee
Lloyd
Chicago
Marc Singleton
Logan
Vera Miller
Ashley Valley Hospital
Carl Curtis, Jr
Bingham
Summer improvements and prospecting in Ouray and Uintah regions
The article notes plans for installing water and plumbing at a school building, summer sheep moves to Willow Creek, and gold prospecting on Green River sand bars south of Leoti. Officials from San Francisco to Roosevelt visit Ouray and Uintah agencies, inspect the government well and school plant, and government workers like John Murray repair farm implements.
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Ytoy Taylor
Lapoint
Willow Creek
Arthur G Majo
Salt Lake
A N Bennett
A B Steele
Cherry Creek
Nevada
Green River
Leots
Crawford
Rock House
Hill Canyon
Jack Taylor
Wil Creek
Hopkins
A & Public Health Service
San Francisco
L W Page
Fort Duchesne
Ouray
L W, Page
Uintah and Ouray Agency
Ben Miles Zac Rudy
Newell Miles
Arch Larson
Roosevelt
Larson
John Murray
Randlett
Conl
Whiterecks
Local Dairy Upholds Sanitary Milling in Ashley Valley
The Ashley Valley dairy industry showcases high sanitary standards from milking to bottling. Owen Wall manages the Quality Dairy, which uses modern equipment, controlled cooling, and sterilized utensils to ensure pure flavorful milk for the community.
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Ashley Valley
Alexander
Llumus
Ernal
Utah
Quality Dairy
Owen Wall
Quilty
Wall
Mit
Electro
Moving Hay Derricks Under Power Lines Safety Message
Utah Power & Light warns hay derricks with raised booms pose fatal risks near lines. Do not use metal cables or chains. dry rope or spot cord is advised. Call the utility for free safe-moving assistance to prevent serious accidents.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Unseasonal Wind Blows Through Communities Causing Minor Damage
A high wind swept across areas on Monday afternoon and persisted into the night. The weather followed a pattern seen in California for the region, but overall damage was limited and minimal.
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California
Gas Industry Powers Stable Postwar Growth
Gas is praised as a steady force aiding economic lift with stable prices and solid employment. It notes gas and electricity as pillars, citing tax payments, improved service, and broadening use from centers to homes, contributing to enduring industrial and investment stability.
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Tome Gs
Iowa Golden Seed Corn Trompson Special for Four Cents
Vernal Market advertises Iowa Golden Seed Corn Trompson special at four cents per pound. Limited to worded offer for a short duration. Stock appears in catalog or display at market location.
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Iowa
Vernal Market
Local residents share visits and reports of incidents
Community notes describe Liat Merkey's surgery at Campbell hospital and return to parents in Whiterocks, visits by Mrs Elsie Twitchell and Beth Rogers from Leota, and Dallas Bodily's son Bruce recovering from an axe cut. Lawrence Burton leaves for government camp work, a successful musical concert in the chapel with multiple student performers, corrections about Mrs Idoys Oaks injury, and visitors Berl Winkler and family plus John Kay party attending a funeral and a Salt Lake trip.
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Mont Carpenter
Salt Lake Cty
Lawrence Burton
Mr Winns
Marie Shaffer
Vivian Thacker
Floyd Fangham
Lucile Richens
Lucie Stringham
Wallace Oaks
Gwendolyn Roberts
Ett Mianwaring
Henry Mulecam
Nelda Richens
Veda Bingham
Clariavet
Noramion
Eldredge Johnson
Idoys@d Oaks
Provo
Jess’e Oaks
Dr Oaks
Mr. Oaks
Miss Oaks
Airs Oaks
Naples Opens Season In Local Schoolhouse Game
The Naples and Davis teams opened the season Tuesday May 30 at the school house. The Naples boys led 7 to 3 in the first game and 3 to 7 in the other, with Naples prevailing. Mrs Swan Mott of Lapoint is visiting. Libbert family left after two weeks. Gwen Hulinger and others visited Na Duchesne.
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Davis
Naples
Swan Mott of
Larpoint
Libbert
Gwen Hulinger
Jim Hair
Freda
Jane Lewis
Duchesne
Myron Roberts
Births and social close mark May openings in local notes
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ned Clark on May 27 and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Stan Nearker on May 28. The Mutual held a closing social Tuesday evening with a program and party following music.
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Ned Clark
Stan Nearker
Mutual
Local Notes From town and Nearby Visits
Durfee orchardist Mr Cooper of California has returned home after time with Legion Vist. Wits his grandchildren Mr and Mrs J P Rudy of California have returned home after spending winter with their children here. Primary Thursday closes season with a social. Relief Society conference set for Sunday. Leota ball team lost 3 10 at Cedarsian against Cedarview. Mrs John Elworth visiting Menda in Randlett over weekend. Lester Ellsworth to work away for the summer. Gilbert Medinns and family moved to Ray Barney’s home.
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Durfee Orchesta
Cooper
Calfornia
Legion Vis
J P Rudy
California
Wil
Sears
Leota
Cedarsian
Cedarview
John Elworth
Fm Menda
Randlett
Lester Ellsworth
Feres
Gilberk Medinns
Ray Barney
Stationery deal for ranch or home letterheads and envelopes
Print offer for a ranch or home stationery set with 100 letterheads and 100 envelopes priced at 275 dollars, with a June call option and contact details.
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Kelvinator
Horton Electric Washer
Nusham-Ee
Vernal Lumber
Jensen
Adee
Rebdeebeh
Dudley
Oie
Ourry St
Maeser
Bernard Winkler
Bluebell
Luther Gale
John Kay
Price
Aitshaw
Ted
Eden Powells
John T Kay
Caughter
Alter York
Will
The
Brpurtisan States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ashton
BUICK
Burke
Waz Ikoy Wif Bey
Ewes
Polka National Men Car Sales Service
General Motors
Amtak Chevrolet
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