Local Tournament Closes With Uintah Triumph and Carbon Upset
Friday night saw Carbon defeat Green River 45 22 while Uintah beat Roosevelt 23 14 despite missing Eaton. Carbon then edged Uintah 29 21 in a fast final as the all star lineup featured Uintah captain Alexander and guard Ogks. Local community notes include visits, travel to Salt Lake and legislative efforts by Vernal Lions and Neola delegates regarding road bills and state support.
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Carbon
Green River
Uintah
Roosevelt Uintah
Eaton
Roosevelt
Neeley
Carlton High
Uintah Uintahs Bays
Uintahs
Alexander
Fighting Uintahs
Ogks
Carbon, Tintah
Mr Hacking
Lapoint Club
Ashley Valley
Lions Club
J A Cheney
Ray Duke
Theodore Johnson
Wilson Murray
Wm H Sodoway
Board of
Henry Milecam
Bus Hatch
Burt Swain
Lapoint
DPF
Mitchell
LD Gardner
Neola
Lepoint
Roy Taylor
Wi'lam Sprouse Meade
J c Hacking
Vernal Lions Club
State Senate
Bast Lake City
J .Hacking
L. K Murphy
Ford Tudor Sedan Proves Endurance in Harsh Conditions
A Ford Tudor Sedan logged over 73000 miles in a year on a tough route carrying 1200 pounds of mail daily. The vehicle showed low operating cost per mile and minimal repairs, with one driver noting reliable startup in 30 below zero and fuel economy around 20 miles per gallon.
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Ford
Ford Car Features Highlight Longevity And Savings
The description lists attractive lines and colors, long wearing upholstery, sturdy steel body, Triplex shatter proof glass, four wheel brakes, hydraulic shock absorbers, aluminum parts, chrome alloy valves, torque-tube drive, and rustless exterior components. It claims lower first cost, reduced operating expenses, and slower depreciation.
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Ford
Mount Vernon Old The Original Monternsn-thae
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an event or item from Mount Vernon about an ancient archival figure or relic. The readable portions mention Augustine, a watch, and a possible bill, but key names and dates are garbled.
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Mount Vernon
Prolific Inventor Walter Want and his sewing innovations
The article credits Walter Want of Neubisa No. as a prolific inventor in the sewing industry. It notes his claims to the invention of the eye pointed needle and the lock stitch mechanism, highlighting his role in early sewing machine developments and safety features.
Malicious Mischief Origins in Worker Tactics Note
Fragment discusses mischief acts including throwing missiles at machinery to disrupt operations. Mentions that the term derives from Brenneh practice among workers. The passage cites damage by attackers and dissatisfied workers to cause machinery failure.
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Ateikers
Diasatisfel
Reclining Etiquette Traced to Ancient Greek Banquet Customs
An old note explains the Greek habit of reclining during meals and the shift from standing to lounging on couches after feasts. It discusses public dining scenes and the cultural origin of relaxing while refreshments are served.
Untitled Fragment Looks at Poet Fangfellow and Topics
Fragmentary text mentions poet Fangfellow and a discussion of boundaries and fate within a 1940s era American setting. It references a stage of literary or scholarly work and hints at themes of journey and recognition. No clear dates or complete names are provided.
Cowan Family Recovers After CO Incident at Home
The Cowan family experienced a carbon monoxide event in their home on Wednesday morning. Only five year old Kathryn Cowan remained unaffected and alerted neighbor George Pavans for help. Mrs Cowan and the infant recovered after fresh air was brought in. cause undetermined with theories of poor ventilation or fumes from a gas water heater.
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P L Cowan
Kathryn
George Pavans
Snakes and their organs for hearing explained
A garbled text describes snake anatomy and a shell of methods related to hearing. It mentions organs tied to ears and sensory processes, with unclear references to function and purpose. The passage seems to discuss how snakes detect vibrations or other cues from their environment.
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Lear
Utiels
Seakes
Pair of thieves flee in stolen automobile confrontation
Two men who stole an automobile were surprised by six Marsland Fogian police officers. They jumped from the moving car and fled to a second vehicle, abandoning the first. Officers noted the abandoned machine and the suspects fled the scene.
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Vien
Marsland
Firet American Law School In 1786 Judge Tapping Seere
A fragment notes an early American law school established in 1786 by Judge Tapping Seere, mentioning a historic hall or building preserved near Jitel Mall in Conn lane and its public accessibility amid debate.
Pelitres Quid Faction Emerges Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmentary passage describes a faction named K nickname in Pelitres Quid linked to John Randelh af ff sake’s opsurgent stance against Jefferson's administration. It traces origins to Entin phrase "tertlam giulh" and claims Pandelph alque were Peltler Republicans with unclear loyalties.
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John Randelh
Jeffersons
Shawls for Men in the War Era
Odd fragment discusses garments made to order during hardship. References shawls with dark blue or green colors as protective wear. Mentions a street scene and women’s roles in preparing or wearing such items during a difficult time.
Fragmented OCR Text From A Rural Scene
The readable fragments describe a rural waterlogged area with a small awning, narrow streets, and invitees standing amid floodwater. Names and places are garbled, with references to a street and rural setting, ending with a garbled question about a train incident or scene.
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Sblbewe
Krelegie
Bhp
Fragmented OCR: Birds, Names and Classification
The text discusses terms for bird species, mentioning smaller and larger species and distinctions such as the term fdivet for a smaller form and pigeon variants. It references belonging to fantasy or historical magazine terminology and notes various species naming conventions.
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Tathie
Ile Fanthy
Turtledover
Sukhir JellicLe Project Faces Major Desert Land Cultivation Plan
The project in India aims to convert vast tracts of desert land into cultivated fields. Officials describe long term plans to expand irrigation and farming, seeking to boost agriculture and regional development.
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India
Lobster Delicacy Reappears In Ancient Japanese Cuisine
A damaged fragment notes that lobster, once a delicacy in ancient Japan, reappears as a featured dish. The text hints at historical appreciation but provides few specifics on era, region, or culinary context.
Conditions in California City Told by Vernalite
An excerpt notes the city’s authorities praising a police organ amid civil unrest. It mentions an uprising that failed and streets cleared, with police and safety groups active as automobiles in Los Angeles continue to rush out.
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California
Los Angeles
Fatal accidents and city life in Los Angeles discussed
An article notes 46 fatalities in 163 days equating to over two deaths per day and cites jaywalking and poor machine handling as top causes. It comments on crime rates, weather contrasts, and praises hotel Barbara in Los Angeles while referencing Miss Wallis injuring her ankle on a streetcar ride.
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Intertectons
Los Angeles
Laka
Barara
Barbara
Broadway
Union Pacific
Garag
Westlake Park
Hollywood
Genis Boniface
Wm. E Johnston
Barabara
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Salt Lake City
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Price
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Calvin Jorgenson
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Erma Jensen
Chris Bodily
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