Victory Highway Through Basin Must be Completed
Utah reader argues for construction of the Victory Highway through the Uintah Basin from Wilmington to Heber City. He cites federal highway No. 40 routing, federal aid rules, and state tax funds to pressure support, urging unity to secure an east west interstate link benefiting Denver San Francisco Salt Lake City and local commerce.
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Victory
Lvery Badin ci Sen
Alana
Wilmington del
Heber City
Cy Bug
Rawling Grabd
Price
Salt Lake
Elty
Furcey
San Francisco
Wwaakington
Denver
Federal
Thera
Ulatah Basin
Vernal
Dichesie
Fruitland
Pipera
Henry
Uintah Basin
Blood
Ducherne Castle Gate
Buili Ft Sag
Us & Mal
Post Office Department
Keyser
Uintah Bank
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Toosevelt
Power Permits on Green River Will Be Deferred
The Federal Power Commission will defer issuing power development permits for the Colorado River and its tributaries for two years. The Plttman resolution remains in effect until March 4 1925 unless Congress acts on the Boulder Dam bill or Colorado River compact. The two measures mentioned died in the House after Senate passage.
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Green River
Washington DC
Federal Power Commission
Colorado River
Congress
Toulder Dam
Bill Founnel
the Tribune
The
Power Commission
Boulder Dam
Tha Fittman Ailver
Senate
Rules Committee
Effects of a Drug Fueled by Peyote Use in a Native Tribes Trade
Historical notes describe varied effects from the drug including impaired gait tremors and slow recognition. The text highlights an eleven to twelve hour sleepless period and widespread functional impairment. Peyote, a cactus component, is transported via caravan routes among tribes and reservations, with government efforts failing to curb its trade.
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Pegla
Frustra
Vernal Woman Selected for Better Homes in America
Vernal woman Meas Toht N Davia was appointed Secretary of the Washington PDC chapter of Better Homes in America. Amy Crown Lyman, general secretary of the Relief Society, backs the effort to boost community upkeep from March to June 30, urging yard, curb, and property cleanups, disposal of refuse, and improvements to homes, churches, parks, and cemeteries as voting season approaches. Committees will be formed for all districts to start work with the coming of spring weather.
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Meas Toht N Davia
tTiertert Hoover
Washington
PDC
America
Belletenclety
Nation
Amy Crown Lyman
Relief Society
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad to Issue 18000 Shares of Stock
The Denver and Salt Lake Railway seeks authorization to issue 18000 shares of no par stock as part of a reorganization. The plan includes cash from an underwriting syndicate and compensation for the reorganization committee. Commissioner Eastman dissented on the 18000 share authorization.
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Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
Denver & Salt Lake Railway Company
Terstata Commerce Commission
Nex Conmoct
Eastman
Denver & Salt Lake
Denver
Cratz
Colorado
Moffat Tunnel
Salt Lake
Wyoming Wool Clip of 1926 Said to Be Largest in State
ROCK SPRINGS WYOMING The Wyoming wool clip of 22323060 pounds for 1926 was the largest on record, credited to two factors. Flocks numbered 2628000 sheep, the highest in seven years, and the average fleece weight rose to 86 pounds, up from five to three pounds in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ava
Indian Water Schedule Sets Price At Sixty Cents Per Acre
T C Guyn engineer of Guray and Uintah Indian irrigation project reports from Washington DC the price of water per acre under the project. The 1927 season average is sixty six cents per acre and total irrigated acreage under government canals is 9 103.00 acres. Guyn predicts ample water for the season.
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T C Guyn
Myton
Guray
Washington D DC
the Tribune
Guyn
Arrest and capture of Brown in hidden cabin raid
Deputy Swain and posse tracked Brown and an accomplice to a snowbound cabin via a brush barrier. After a confrontation and entry, Brown admitted identity, described his crew and rifles, and requested a gun to shoot the deputy but was refused. Brown and Tharddle were then taken into custody for grand larceny and related charges.
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de Leput Swann
Barrow En Rance
Swain
Themen
Brown
Ani Gurtenter
Uisntth
Hell
Eaco
Quicly
Wyoming
Depuy Swair
Big Case Brown
Unclear declaration about Brown and land claim near Jensen
The text describes a dispute involving Brown and others over warnings posted at a fence, a warning directed at people above Lewie Brown. It claims Brown was hunted and released from confinement, with plans to return to a homestead on a tract of land he had been occupying. It mentions work on W S Sewell’s ranch near Jensen and alleges prior framing.
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Lewis
Qy Brown
Uni
Ag & Mater
Ile
W S Sewell
Jensen Ud
Community Notes From DRY FORK and Nearby Areas
Local items report a Lawrence Beck fy at his father’s camp, a teachers training meeting at the Caldwell home, a lunch afterward, and Mrs Steve Beck fy remaining on the sick list. Families move, a farewell party for Oran Alien is noted, and quilts are made for fire victims Peters of Ashley ward.
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Lawrence Beck
Emilig Caldwell Sr
Steve Beck
Dan Adama
Ienry Wall
Quray Valley
Quince Johnson
Deep Creek
Oran Alien
Dave Cox
Dan Adams
Caldwell
Bert Caldwell
Mrs Peters
Ashley Ward
Mazie Caldwell
L Caldwell
Lawrence Colton
Va Johnson
Winona Beck
Divine Mission of
Joseph Smith
Charles Colton
Erma Beck
Mra Freestone
Connecticut Plans Tree Planting Like Maryland to Honor Past
Connecticut considers planting elm trees along state routes to honor its history, following Maryland's example. The project faces slow growth and long timelines as trees take years to become mature streetscape features, with emphasis on preserving natural beauty for future generations.
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de Partin
Maryland
Connecticut
Mort
Albany City Damages Case May Set Precedent
A typographical error-laden report describes a damages suit against Albany city for permanent health injuries from polluted water. A 43000 verdict was set in a case on city contracts to deliver unpolluted water, with accusations the city failed to warn residents. If upheld, the division could influence higher court rulings.
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Albany
Class Towns and Maine Representation History
A fragmented note explains that class towns in Maine combine to form representative districts for the state legislature. It suggests the apportionment system groups towns and plantations by population into districts, noting the term origin and the need for districts to reach a set number of inhabitants.
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Maine
Tanua Senia Oa Rey
Shabby environments affect behavior and confidence
Fragmentary text suggests living in shabby conditions influences mood and resilience. It mentions people in poor surroundings may feel discouraged, lose pride, and become less capable of resisting negative influences.
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Herron
Unclear OCR fragment on Britain prohibition policy
Fragmentary passage discusses Oktober Bav and a ratio to July 1914 joined by garbled phrases. Mentions an idea to settle the prohibition problem but lacks coherent details or identifiable names.
Affraid professor proposes 42 letter alphabet
A cautious professor proposes a 42 character alphabet as a spelling reform plan. The note hints at convenists who struggle with spelling and count 262 as a reference point.
Man Purchases Oriental Rag for $100,000 in Shiladelyth
A man in Shiladelyth paid $100,000 for an Oriental rag and appears to be anxious about Elgar ashes, according to a brief report.
Pigs Play Renamed She Mlinighe Hiss for Navies
The stage play Pigs has been renamed She Mlinighe hiss to suit naval audiences. The change reflects a rebranding aimed at aligning with maritime taste and training.
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Mlinighe Hiss
Thore
Remar Ces
Tupay World Hires Instructors for Lessons in Gentility
A report notes Tupay World hires instructors to teach various topics while assuming youths will naturally absorb manners and the art of being a gentleman. The piece highlights education as a core aim and questions reliance on passive learning.
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Tupay World
Doctor Beebe on Sharks and Horse Calamities
The text cites naturalist Beebe claiming sharks dislike humans and notes that Inga and Gloucester horses never topple yet frighten observers.
Old fashioned dance hall attack mystery remains unsolved
An elderly crime mystery from the ball era centers on a masked assailant who roamed the premises before the fatal candlelit incident, leaving investigators with few solid leads as rumors persist about motive and identity.
Tow? Planning bee pastures amid city traffic
A fragmented note discusses plans for bee pastures along public roads to avoid occupants of passing cars. It mentions recognition of the pasture and traffic presence but lacks clear details.
Dollar Bills Reduced to Two Thirds Size Theory
A new issue of dollar bills is proposed to be two thirds the size of current notes, with the claim that no joining or mixing is needed in this shrinkage theory. The proposal outlines a complete redesign and timeline for issuing the smaller currency.
Frustrations Rise Over Fingerprints in Disorder Inference
A reader argues that linking fingerprints to individual disorders could aid understanding, but notes privacy and methodological challenges. The piece discusses ethical concerns, potential benefits for diagnosis, and calls for careful, evidence based exploration.
Green Walls Calm Surgeons in Western Hospital OR
In a Western hospital operating room the walls are green to soothe the surgeons eyes and other restful elements like landscapes are used. The design choice aims to reduce stress and improve focus during procedures.
Composer sues publisher for song piracy claim
A composer sues a publisher over alleged piracy of the song She ... Danube. The case centers on unauthorized use of the plaintiff’s work and seeks legal remedy.
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Irtjes
Haa
Unclear Text Prompt From OCR Fragment
The readable fragment discusses thrift as a guide for a certain leader, asking if the subject can reflect or awaken to better decisions today. No concrete events, names, or places are discernible. The passage reads as imperfect transcription with speculative content and no verifiable facts.
Steps to Improve Potato Culture in Basin
The Farm Bureau is sending out for a ton of certified Irish Cobbler potato seed to secure clean seed stock. A recent investigation shows much of our seed is infested with serious potato diseases. If measures are not taken soon the basin may lose potato production in a few years.
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Farm Bureau
U H S and S Parent Teachers Discuss School Problems
A March 2 PT A meeting at UH auditorium featured remarks by President Wallace Calder and Principal Robert L Pixton. The main issue was weekly amusements distracting students, with a call for greater parent school cooperation. The Junior Prom and next meeting set for April 6 were discussed.
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Wills Meda Walker
Wallace Calder
Robert L Pixton
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U. H S&s
J. M. Boktho
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