Family updates from Mesa and Vernal notices
May 21 John Evans and his wife with their daughter returned from Mesa. Mrs Hig Seeley sent word that her father in Ashton Ida is seriously ill and she rushed to his bedside with sister Mrs Roas and Miss Fern Rosa. Mr Seeley drove them to Price. Mr and Mrs C H Whightman prepared to move to Vernal as a sudden death occurred. Mrs Porter Tole bore a baby boy last Sunday but the infant died that day and was buried in Vernal cemetery. Mrs Long is improving.
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John Evans
Mesa
Arizona
Hig Seeley
Ashton
Ida
Mra
Raon Roas
Fern Rosa
Alag
Frank
Whightman
Fennie Parker
David Karren
Edna Burnham
Mre D Marren
Welles Society
Carless
Nauvoo HI
Hera
O TK Ywenderson
Salt Lake City
Chas Welst
Naples
Ed Carloss
White River
John Walter
Arthu C Carloss
Carrogs
Ashley Ward
Treston LD Coastan
John Weisis
Gibson
Proas
Lewis Barlow
Ilias Winn
Stringham Brothers
Purse Blackburn
Diamond Mountain
Ward Hall
Morley Vernon
Sylvanus Collett
Morley
Hancock Cove
Roosevelt
Hert McConkie
Arew
David Hoeft
John Floeft
Redcap
Maeser
Smith's Pasture
Ely
Isesea
Wyo
Phellep
Clarence Collett
Wyomin
Strugham
Collett
Raca Jacobsen
Provo
Milton Hacking
Ford
G H Stringham
Tay Stringhams
Hackings
Stringhams
Anderson
Sylvannus Callett
Vernal City Nuisance Ordinance Summary Notice 1919
Public health notice from Vernal City banning common nuisances on property including foul drains garbage receptacles stables pens and privies. Violators after June 1 1919 face prosecution or city abatement at the owner's expense. Board of Health authority A A Rich signs the order.
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Vernal City
Community Socials and Local Movements in Maeb er
Sunday program featured Pioneer Life talk by Philip Stringham with vocal octet and chorus. Social after teacher class included games and refreshments. Local notes report cheerful activity, moves to new homes, vehicle sales, fund-raising for a Victory bond, and community events at Ward hall and Smith's pasture with several families mentioned by name.
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NM. I. A
Pioneer Life
Philip Stringham
Ocolo
Jeasie Silslop
M. I Chorus
Bell
Stay Stringham
Program Outlined For 66th Congress Action
Republican majority in the 66th Congress outlines moves in an extraordinary session. Plans include repeal of luxury taxes immediate privatization of telegraph and telephone lines investigation of Postmaster General Burleson’s conduct of lines passage of a large deficiency bill the sundry civil bill for shipping board and naval and army bills scaled back. Also proposed are women suffrage amendment national prohibition enforcement tariff protections for key industries and a large land disbursement for discharged soldiers.
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Burleson
Rider
Railroad Administration
Shipping Board
Army
Navy
Daniel
Liquor Corset Makes Appearance in Atlanta
A sensational item from Atlanta reports a man named Frank Age returning from Cincinnati with a "liquor corset" strapped around his torso. Eighteen pint bottles filled with whiskey were fastened to his body, drawing police and public attention amid a cautious, gloomy outlook on his prospects.
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Atlanta
North
Frank Age
Cincinnati
Frank
Fly plague prompts nationwide sanitation push
A report notes rising blow flies after a pleasant Los Angeles visit by residents who passed homes of Mary Pickford and Charles Chaplin. Observers urge a systematic campaign to prevent hatching by covering garbage and manure piles and weekly destruction of waste, with immediate burial of animal carcasses to curb disease spread.
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Ard
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
Thia
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Orpheus
Vernal Jazz Band
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Hotel
Outalda
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Victor Records
Ashley - Bartlett Music CO
Utah
Maeber
U. S. Department of Labor
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