Uintah Basin Bentoi Show Highlights Livestock Exhibit
The annual Uintah Basin Bentoi Show at the Fair Grounds drew crowds Tuesday. exhibitors from the Basin and beyond showcased fine sheep and cattle. President Alvin Weeks and a devoted team organized the event to stimulate breeding, showmanship, and cooperation among breeders and clubs, with aim to educate the public on livestock value.
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Matias
Why the Man Who Gets Ahead Is a National Issue
Detroit Times cites an editorial warning that envy and resentment threaten democracy. It highlights Channing Pollock’s argument that striving benefits all, urging readers to support opportunity and productive work while noting risks if society demeans successful Americans.
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Economic Warnings on Rearmament Pace in WWII
The piece reviews May 1940 to May 1941 rearmament efforts under President Roosevelt, noting large funding and production increases but criticising slow aircraft and ordnance output, equipment shortages, and Bureaucratic delays. It contrasts U S readiness with Axis aggression and warns of required rapid, decisive action to avoid a repeat of World War I outcomes.
Local notices from Myton and nearby communities
Mrs Wiliam Johnson returned home Friday from Myton. The three sons of Lenard Blaugh of Mack, Cola, stay at Charlea Blaugh’s home while irrigating the highland farm for their father. Mrs Robert Cook is at Valley hospital. Mrs George Gurr attended her brother-in-law’s funeral Wednesday at Wallsburg and returned Friday. Shirl Williamson, veteran hospital in East Lake City, is under special eye care and may lose his sight. Edward and Ellen Rae Williams, Iona Collier went to Lapoint Sunday. H Grant West spoke at sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Edward Williams and sister Ellen Rae left for Springville to make their home. Avél Chivers herding sheep in Craig Cole. Laurence Scott returned from Craig Cole where he’d been herding sheep. they moved across Duchesne River. Mrs Etnan Stoddard has taken over management of the Ouray hotel. Mr and Mrs Glenn Engalsbee, Mrs Rose Engalsbee and an unnamed visitor from Myton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hert Hovey. Mrs Austin Wardle went to Mt Pleasant Tuesday to fetch her children Betty and Leo, who were at school there. Mrs Wm. W Wilken gave a shower Wednesday for her daughter Ida, who will marry Huber Biering of hat dheail Sy and omar Motaud. The 36 party was noted. the family expects to move soon as school closes.
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Myton
Lenard Blaugh
Mack
Cola
Charlea Blaugh
Highland
Robert Cook
Valley Hospital
George Gurr
Wallsburg
Shirl Williamson
Veterana Hospital
East Lake City
Williamson
Fort Duchesne and Gusher Community Events Noted
Gusher residents attended George Young funeral with five cars needed for transport. Fort Duchesne teachers held an eighth grade graduation party on Wednesday night. A farewell for Fort Duchesne teachers by the Gusher Relief Society followed on Friday. Mr and Mrs Jess McCarroll and son Jesse Jr visited Vernal Wednesday. Mrs Sylvia Alfred cared for her daughter’s baby boy in Ogden. LDS ward gathering at Gusher on Sunday May. Lydia Hancock of Nena visited brother Ray Kim over the weekend. Bay Say Dad commentary on a convention delegate at large ends with a father and son quip.
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Gusher
George Young
Fort Duchesne
Gusher Relief Society
Jess McCarroll
Jesse Jr
Vernal
Sylvia Alfred
Ogden
Lds Ward
Lydia Hancock
Nena
Ray Kim
Leota Family Moves From Ouray Hotel Home
Mr and Mrs Don F Pelter and their children, who had charge of the Ouray hotel, were moved to their home on the Dktcheme river. Sunday school and ward conference were held here, with visitors from the stake including President Ray E Dillman, J T Bently, Carl Davis, and Mrs Dillman. Mr Calvin Jorgensen was a Roosevelt visitor Monday, and Mr and Mrs Ronald Exlund, Verna Victory Gaturdry, Mr and Mrs Harry Aumiller were noted attendees.
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Dktcheme River
Ray E Dillman J T Bently
Carl Davis
Dillman
Calvin Jorgemen
Roosevelt
Ronald Exlund
Verna
Harry Aumiller
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