Stoagon Wins the School Athletic Pennant at Ash'en Valley Meet
Stoagon wins the county interclass athletic pennant at Ash'en Valley with Jensen first, Masset second, and many students setting high marks. Events included 200 yard dash, mile, mile relay, high jump, long jump, shot put, and discus. top performers were Bil Farrar, George Alexander, Emil Hadlock, Owen Goodrich, and Owen Morrill among others.
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Vaehvel
Ash' ‘En Valley
wOhanes
Echool
von Jenser
Masset
Duchesne
Naples
Tenwell
Wil
Jensen
Ulatah Wyn
Eraim
Esion
Vint Beniors
Bil Farrar
Gieorge Alexander
Emil Had- Souk
Ale Race
Owen Goodrich
Laval Merkley Secade
Nile Hardy
Giarten Mile
Wright Noel
Ee Jenkins
Lowell Hodgkin
Bi Farrar
Truen Goodrich
Owen Slaugh
Howard Noel
Owen Morrill
Butch Hall
George Alexander Ted
Charles Gillies
Arthur Woolley
Frehen
Earl Aradlock
Joseph Workman
Emil Hadlock
Armon Batoy
Davis and Jenkins Visit. Families Relocate and Visit
Davis and Jenkins visited Woosevelt with his wife and baby, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Smuin and family moved to Vernal J, Miss Bertha Reid refused to her home at 11 Glines Ward last Friday after teaching in the ward. Mr and Mrs Dea Nelacn and family were Sunday visitors at Floyd Robbins’ home. Bile Match visited Mr.
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Eeee Ciifton Jenkins
Woosevelt
Gilbert Smuin
Vernal
Bertha Reid
Glines
Priday
Ward News Highlights From Vernal and Nearby
A church stake meeting occurred in Vernal last Sunday with ward officers attending. Dee Chivers and family enjoy a new car. Local men prepare to shear sheep. Mrs George Johnson and children visit Mrs Ida Bowtherpa. George Robbing reports slow improvement. Rena Slaugh spends Sunday with mother Nellie Postma.
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William Holdes
Vernal
Dee Chivers
George Johnson
Mra
Rena Slaugh
Nellie Postma
Uintah High School 1929 Graduates List
The Uintah High School class of 1929 includes Jane Behrman Bernica Dartlett Arvene Cooper Gerald Caldwell Harold Dillman Warold Dudley Pearl Dudley Georgia Erickson Draden Foster Lynne Freestone Owen Goodrich Pay Gardner Louise Glenn Ada Green Lela Goodrich Chacs Hansen Din Holl Melba Henry Lloyd Hulse Lowell Hodgkinson Oral Watkins Frank Walker Ruth Johnson Dale Larson Fauline Larson Bertha Lew 13 Victor Merrill Golda Massey Marston Miller Harold Merkley Dess McConkie Edna Merkley Ward Merkley Beth Pops Erland Preece Owen Powell Vioix Richardson Marie Bingleton Mable Siddoway Joseph Werkman Erma Winn Hallie Willis.
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Uintah High School
Jane Behrman
Bernica Dartlett
Arvene Cooper
Gerald Caldwell
Harvald
Dillman Warold Dudley Pearl Dudley
Georgia Erickson
Draden Fos
Births and ailing infant news from Naples Idaho
Carlyle infant son of Mr and Mrs Willem Thomas remains critically ill with pneumonia but is improving slowly. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Powell thrilling the home of Mr and Mrs Lelind Wilson of Provo. Mrs Wilson formerly Miss Violet Powell, of this place. Mr and Mrs Clark Goodrich and Mr and Mrs Frank Allred plus children spent a business and pleasure trip to Roosevelt on Sunday April 23. John Simper and family left Monday April 23 for Salt Lake City, Mrs Simper and children traveling by stage while Mr Simper took two teams and a wagon. Their oldest son Wayne will remain.
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Carlyle
Willem ‘Thomas
Alfred Powell
Gladden
Lelind Wilson
Provo
Wilson
Violet Powell
Salt Lake City
Simper
Wayne
Local Notes From Bennett and Nearby Areas
Scribbles about residents returning home visiting relatives and small mishaps. Martha and Hannah Richards taught at Bennett and Deep Creek this winter. Ruby Allred visited Bennett with Ernest Allred. Mrs Joseph Collier hosted Hazel Richards and friends. Dorothy Powelson, Naples teacher, learned of her father's death and left for Provo April 2. Jack Allred sustained a serious injury needing eleven stitches after a fall on sharp tin. Hazel Manwaring from Roosewee visited. Zella Roberts returned from Gusher. James DuVall coping with sinus trouble. Goodrich made a short business trip to Price.
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George Foster
Martha
Hannah Richards
Bennett
Deep Creek
Ruby Allred
Ernest
Joseph Collier
Hazel
Misa
Dorothy Powelson
Naples
Atage
Provo
Jack
Victor Allred
Tbe
Hazel Manwaring
Roose- Wee
Irtenda
Zella Roberts
Gusher
Ray Kimball
James DuVall
Goodrich
Price
Bruce Kellys seventh birthday party and a wedding notice
Fourteen little guests attended Bruce Kellys seventh birthday on the lawn with lunch, candles, and gifts. A bundle shower celebrated Mr and Mrs Chandos Wall at Heber Walls home with forty guests, followed by a mock ceremony for Mrs Milo Snow and Mrs Elmer Brow and gifts for the bride and groom. The Wild Rose Club met at Mrs Sadie Ainges home for its regular session.
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Bruce Kelly
Bruce
Chandos Wall
Heber Wall
Milo Snow
Elmer Brow
Miss Craaney
Bert Chew
Wild Rose Club
Sadie Ainge
Going Down the Road to Meet Spring and Local Events
Olive Snow read Going Down the Road to Meet Spring from the American Magazine while Alice Snow enjoyed The Apple Orchard and Stan Snow read Dassodils. The Hatch Boys are building a news house for Erton Wilkins at Jensen, due to finish soon.
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Olive Snow
Alice Snow
Apple Orchard
Stan‘ Snow
Dassodils
Remainde Sr
Hatch Boys
Erton Wilkins
Jensen
Frost Brothers
Colorado
Heber Wall
Bunday
Chandos
Wild Rose Club
Alber, Snow
Bustle Nelson
Alfred Aingernens
Milo Snow
Club Indies
Hilda Sorenson
Ralph Case
Salt Lake
Atta Chatwin
Arnold
Thomas Ainge
Mer
Ralph Chew
Claymountain
Zilpha Wellman
Rainbow
Warren Billings
Jenser
Hilda
Alice
But Where Wi She Steep
Four writers recount a modern conversation about real estate in which a prospective seller rejects a home as a concept and defines a life spent in leisure and consumer comforts. The exchange underscores satire on suburban aspiration and materialism.
Fragmented dialogue about distorted cylindrical apparatus and washing
A garbled scene shows a motorist and a professor discussing a tubular air container losing its roundness as a cylindrical support deflates. A small boy, a curious figure, and a conversation about washing blur with stray phrases about ears and faces during a chaotic Usual wash scene.
Town Boys Organize to Choose Baseball Captain
In a country town, a group of young boys forms a baseball team with a promised practice field from a local father. The central issue is who should be named captain as each eager boy makes a claim to the honor.
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Bes
Oldest lad speaks as field captain threat looms
The passage describes a tense scene where one boy proclaims his father owns the field and threatens to use it if he is not named captain. Another boy asserts the captaincy, while others listen in a charged, percussive debate.
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Pitcher
One Too Many and The Doctor’s Rest Remedy
A doctor prescribes rest and a change of scenery for a patient who complains medicine won’t help. The patient follows the plan for a month, then returns claiming the one cigar a day nearly killed him. The piece ends noting Jennie Peck, an Allen Cash employee, left for Tooele last Saturday.
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Pisto
Ness
Bedaily
Jennis Peck
Allen Cash
Tooele
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Stoagon
Athlatic
West Side Sportsmen
Davis
Artty Morales
Ttme
Malllona
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Goodyear Pathfinder
Ashton’s
Vernal, Utah
Firestone
Ashley Co-operative Co
Utah
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