Faneuil Hall to be Restored to Colonial Beauty in Boston
Faneuil Hall in Boston, called the cradle of liberty, will be restored to its original Colonial design and fully fireproofed. Ralph Adams Cram leads the project with $63,000 approved, plus possible additional funds, to remove paint, repair bricks, replace awnings with an iron veranda, and build a fireproof stairway to the auditorium.
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Daniel Webster
Charles Sumner
Faneuil Hall
Yorktown Surrender Celebrated In Historic 1781
The article recalls the 1781 Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown and the swift, nationwide celebrations. It notes Washington’s troops and Lafayette nearby, the conditional terms of surrender, and the September to October events including Tilghman’s ride to Philadelphia and quick public rejoicing.
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Thomas McKean
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Vernal News Highlights Local Visits and Social Honors
Local residents and visitors are noted in a Vernon area update. Illnesses include Mrs Nile Ainge and Mrs George Yager with improvements. Many traveled to Vernal or hosted gatherings, including Alfred Meeks and family, and the Second ward dramatic club presented Mr Bob with a large audience.
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Nile Ainge
George Yager
Andrew Murray
William Moon
Vernal
Clauche Martin
Alfee Know
George Massey
Fred Wall
John Albonalo
Martha Bullock
John K. Bullock
Alfred Ainge
Alfred Meeka
Bride
Nellie Wilkenson
Meeker
Durard Campbell
Lucilda Campbell
Lee Stoner
Cassion
Colorado
Atta
Reva Case
Marguerite Neal
Olive Snow
Hugh
Albert Snow
Newell Snow
Lloyd Gilroy
Ethel Murray
William Collyer
Earl Stewart
William Dhomans
Bertha Dudley
Andrew Dudley, Jr
Charlie Willams
Allen
Carl
Velmon Witherall
Otis Butcher
Ross
Woodrow Snow
Ella
Stella Witherall
Deon Moon
Museum Receives Brig General Montgomery Sword
The sword of Brig. Gen. Richard Montgomery, famed for the Quebec assault and killed at Quebec in 1775, is formally transferred to the national museum under a 22 February congressional resolution. This act places the weapon in national custody per official precedent.
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Montgomery Reid
Richard Montgomery
Continental Army
Quebec
National Museum
Enthusiastic clubs meet at Fort for social gathering
Boys and Girls clubs from Randlett Alterra Gusher and Fort Duchesne met at the church with County Agent EB Peterson. Instructions were given by Paterson Wellman Calder and Smith. Games and singing led by Misa Calder kept all ages engaged. Next meeting planned for Rand lett Friday evening July 13.
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Alterra
Gusher
Fort Duchesne
H. O. K. Richards
Ruben Wilson
Martin J. Isaksen
Hylas C. Smith
Ramadell
Glossbrenner
EB. Peterson
Mr. Paterson
Frank P. Wellman
Kathryn Calder
Misa Calder
Prof E A Jacobsens Mother Dies of Cancer
Last Sunday evening Prof E A Jacobsen rushed to Moroni where his mother Mrs Anna Jacobsen lay dying from cancer. She passed away Monday just before a large arrival. Survivors include two brothers A J of Provo and Jamea of Moroni. His mother had lived as a widow since his infancy.
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Moroni
Anna Jacobsen
Coalville
Cameo
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Godwin brothers buy A. Q. Bean place in Gusher
W E Godwin and Andrew Godwin with families were in Vernal several days and will move to their new 146 acre purchase in Gusher. The Salt Lake City pair bought the A Q Bean place noted as among the best in that section.
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W. E. Godwin
Andrew Godwin
Messrs
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A. Q. Bean
Gusher
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Salt Lake City
Fourth of July Watts Trial Noted in Local Brief
A clipped OCR item notes a dispute involving Watts after the Fourth of July events. The brief references a party or event connected with the date and a local meeting or proceeding, with sparse readable details and no names beyond Watts.
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Confusion in Courtroom Transcript
An unclear line from a court transcript has readers puzzled as to speakers and intent. The fragment reads all that I have to yours or claimed the infatuated non to the practical young we took it but forget to include fein.
Small Fruit Container Conforms Not to Utah Law
June 26 announcement from the Utah Department of Agriculture states that half pint berry and small fruit containers are not legal. Officials say the law requires pint or quart boxes or other containers for sale, though berries may be sold in any size if net weight is stated on the container.
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Atate
Utah
Atate Department of Agriculture
Sugar price drops twenty cents a bag in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports a sugar price drop of 20 cents per bag following a similar cut in San Francisco. The wholesale price to dealers by the Utah-Idaho Sugar company fell from 10.56 to 10.39 per bag, with retail notification expected.
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Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Bible Thoughts for This Week Sunday to Saturday
Weekly devotional card lists themes for each day with scripture references. Power from God for protection on Sunday, guidance and patience, then statements of God as first and last, peaceful wisdom, gifts for walk uprightly, omniscient guidance, and a future of no war.
Wilson Farm Bureau Organized Friday
E. Peterson county agent organized the Wilson farm bureau of the Western division on Friday. Eight members joined that evening and a campaign will be waged with Wilson expected to have a strong focal. Leroy Goodrich was elected president, Les Eldridge vice president, John An Bus secretary and treasurer.
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E. Peterson
Wilson Farm Bureau
Western Division
Wilson
Leroy Goodrich
Les Eldridge
John An- Bus
Two Marriages Thursday in Local Ceremony
President Wallace Calder officiated at two weddings at the County Attorney office. Bernard Chanens of Jensen wed Miss Cleona Hullinger, daughter of John Hullinger. Hyrum Brown Burgess married Miss Fern Caldwell, daughter of Ells Caldwell of Dry Fork.
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Wallace Calder
J. T. McConnell
Bernard Chanens
Jensen
Cleona Fullinger
John Hullinger
Hyrum
Burgess
Hyrum Brown
Misa Fern Caldwell
Ells Caldwall
Dry Fork
Vernal Boy Enlists in U S Army at Fort Douglas
Granville EB Adair son of B H Adair enlisted in the United States Army for three years. He joins Company HK 38th Infantry stationed at Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Utah.
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Granville EB. Adair
B. H. Adair
United States Army
Salt Lake City
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah
Advice to Siva Away on Self-Guarded Conduct
The comment urges Siva Away to guard himself and act to avoid complaints about how the world treats him. It frames self-control as a path to reducing external grievance.
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Siva
Episcopal Bishop Moulton to Speak at Basin Convention
Bishop Arthur W. Moulton of Utah will speak at the Uintah Basin Industrial convention in Fort Duchesne from August 15 to 17. He is well known in Vernal and familiar with Basin issues.
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Arthur W. Moulton
Utah
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
Moulton
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