Frank Peters and son explore cave finds in Bieinaker Draw
Frank Peters and son Gerald spent several days this week in Bieinaker Draw excavating an old cave. They uncovered relics including buckskin pants and baskets Airs.
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Frank Peters
Gerald
Bieinaker
Mr Peters
Caroline LaBeau
Peter Long
Speet
Sam Herron
Merrin Karren
Naples
Babe
Dailey van Tassel
Albert Freestone
Hugh Karren
Napples
Owen McCarreill
Lewis Freestone
Gun Club
Whiterocks Hatchery
Brush Creek Gorge
Tola Lee
Mildred McCarrell
Hope Seeley
Price
Lizzie Long
John Powell
Joe Walker
Sam Herren
Wyoming
Harry Corman
Jensen
Powell Place
Ward
Wallace Calder
Ernest Eaton
G Goodrich
E Smith
Ed Kidd
Elizabeth Karren
Vernal
Marva Anderson
Gilbert Harrison
Karren Ranch
Fred Feltch
Caroline LaHeau
May Ho
Utah Road Builders and Pioneer Trails in Early Transit
Historical note on Utah road development from pioneer trails to modern highways. early settlers tracked canyon passes and Indian routes to locate arteries of travel that shaped migration, commerce, and continental connections, with later engineering refining and preserving those pioneer locations.
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Utah
Salt Lake Valley
Cayons
Scientist finds remedy method from dog disease study
A scientist researching dog diseases develops a method applicable to human hookworm control. The report notes that most world asbestos supply is shipped from mines in eastern Quebec.
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Tastern
Quebec
Lamb Feeding Test Results From Utah Experiment Station
Results of the 1929 cooperative lamb feeding test at the Utah experiment station on Alma Megledy Monroe’s farm were shared February 22. Thirteen lots of 70 lambs fed 90 days showed an 11 cent average gain with market conditions producing profits of about $4 per head last year and a loss around $1 per head this year.
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Kenneth Oaks
Alma
Utah Experiment Station
Alma Megledy
Monroe
Lear
Sears
Poem Entry Sparks Restaurant Ticket Exchange
A humorous scene unfolds in a restaurant where a poem enters and proclaims to the next table that your cer awalis without. A witty reply follows, the round-mouthed man asks for clarification and the cop issues a ticket.
Bank Director Answer Sparks Curious Exchange
A fragment shows an elderly woman asking a young girl for bank directions in a terse exchange. Inez responds that the request is not for a bank director, leaving the exact context unclear.
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Inez
Afama Apple Rivalry Sparks Odd Shirt Collar Challenge
The eccentric tale centers on a man boasting the largest Afama apple and his humorous wager about choosing a shirt with the lowest collar. Spectators note the playful clash of bragging rights and fashion.
Editorials Question War Value Of Battleships And Costs
The piece cites editorials arguing England and the United States agree on disarmament and questions the value of battleships. It notes the Utah class battleships cost ten million dollars, compares road-building costs, and contrasts with the forty five million price tag for a modern dreadnought, asking if war pays.
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London
England
United States
Utah
Pickle consumption and hay market hopes in quirky notes
A compilation of light anecdotes notes pickle eaters in America every two weeks and the hay market's resilience. It mentions Croatian apple gifts, early ice delivery in homes, and a waxed view of money and happiness alongside Alaska coyotes preying on caribou and mountain sheep.
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Pakip Packers
Fransattnz
Alaska
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Ashley
H EH Blood
State Road Commission
Deseret News
Willys-Knight
Dwin Calder
United States Department of Agriculture
Lizzla
Chicago
Porter Walton
Heweletts
del Monte
New York
Veery
Goledn Moe
Bob White
Stark
Sankist Brand
Allen’s Cash Stores
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