Annual May Day Parade and Dance Featured by Community
The parade showcased themes of economic hardship and recovery with figures like Two Jall Birds and a damper door sign Doors Close. The Uintah high school band provided music for the procession and the Ladies Aid served a chicken dinner at the Community Club. The evening dance at the Imperial Hall followed, with Winns Ace Orchestra supplying music as balloons and serpentine added carnival flair. Proceeds from dinner and dance supported the BPW civic project and the library.
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Uintah High School
Winn
Ladies Aid
Ficus
Imperial Hell
Winns Sin Ace Orchestra
Serpentine
Dante
BPW
George Young as Qusher Appears in Vernal Saturday
Local report notes George Young portraying a character named Qusher during a Saturday event in Vernal. Attendance included residents and visitors drawn by the performance and community schedule.
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George Young
Naughty Impulse That Was Foiled by Chivalry
An excerpt from a reminiscence in a Cambridge college setting recounts a male student’s rash remark interrupted by a magistrate. The scene centers on a female lecturer at Newnham College and a tense moment on a lecture hall bench amid class tension and censorship.
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Mies
Jane Thorrlacn
Arche Leer
Newnham College
Canteldge
Fngland
Bud
Red Cross Wheat Aid Requisitions Clarified In County Letter
The Red Cross writes that initial flour requests were conservative, approving 350 barrels for Uintah county amid 2015 census figures, while noting 5000 plus in need. The committee asks for precise population basis and distribution method to ensure conservatism and reach.
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Pigeone
Red Cross
Bakers
Uintah
Fragmented Legal Phrase Yet Words Hit Absurdity
The text parodies awkward legal phrasing about mental reservation and free will, mixing nonsensical names and animal references to challenge formal meaning. It jugarizes the concept of ownership, intent, and interpretive constructs in a juristic style.
Hunter Hunted by Club Firelight Interview Confusion
The narrative describes a chaotic scene with Blunter at a club and a tense exchange about a statue project. The story references Vern Oson, Palfat tar fore you, and a wood carving of an Indian figure, with competition context and a Procter and Gamble contest noting a fifth place finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern O'son
Maeser community notes and local obsvrver events
Elizabeth Rogers and Bertha Ferguson return to Leota after two weeks caring for a daughter. Several residents attend funerals and visits, with various church events, school program bits, snow reports, and community farming activity noted.
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Elizabeth Rogers
Bertha Ferguson
Til
Leota
Irs
Dallas Dods
Aden
Blisses
Grace
Maysid Hall
Vern Rogers
Elnora Vernon
Calder
Tridell Relief Society
Mauree Vernon
George Bowden
Bonanza
Dee Jenkins
Alck
Eleanor Arlen Frent
Bre
Phebe Werkler
Eninge
Herman Bingham
Merle Allen
Ty Neva Allerts
Freda Fail
Dee Mee Corbie
Farald McKee
Destle “Hackes
Spiks Grece Hall
Esther Carrall
Chas McConkk
Lotin McKee
Tridel
Wealley
McCoy
Teo Smith
Fdith Goodrich
Chi'deen
Visibe
Willi Murray
M Niehalg
Tuessa
Berks
Colorado
Carl Vacaine
Iapoint
Tiehop
Cisse Hackitez
Ashley Wales
Lewis
Maeser
Geoutt
Beya
Ba. Jenkins
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Elivatre
Kanear City Times
Suipstent
Masser
Cumdo Meikle
David Hall
Lee Jenk
Claid Wooles
Reed Colton
Kenneth Oaks Isle Pitt
Shirley Price
Ronald Ashby
Wesley Bowden
Clarence Merkley
Jensem
Otynn
Howard Allen LaVon
Vernal Shirley
Pree Howard Jones
Cyce Thomas
Alin Howden
Dan Price
Royal Allen
Ivton Hackne
Monroe Hatch
Delbert Seharro
Nathan Hardy
Hauini
Callett
McClean
Isaac
Louis Timothy
Roosevelt
Elisabeth Reynolds
Bert Singleton
Marvin
Verdin
Amanda Nichol
Fred Anderson
Ashley Creek
Canson
Daniel Nelton
Cils
Sylvanntus Collett
Wiley
Lyman Wio Orn
Hagits
Psron
Stockmore Rangers
Mir
Toward Turst
Mre Hurst
Kira Wa
Vernon
J.c.penney CO Department
Careal
Amali
C.penney
Frank Carroll
Wrest
Main Street
Vernal Express
Pathfinder
Washington, DC
the Express
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