Caldwell Brothers Rescue Rye Family Marooned
Caldwell Brothers rescue the Rye family marooned high in Unitah for three weeks during heavy snows. Ernest Caldwell and Hugh Vernal residents towed their mill trailer and car to safety near Center Creek, with help from a rescue party led by H E Cary Workman. The family endured subsistence and illness risk before being brought out to Vernal by late November.
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Caldwell Brothers
Rye
Unitas
Bjorn M. Hye
Ford
Toyob Ybin
Rye'sl
Center Creek
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
Aia
Ernest Caldwell
Hugh Dwell
Vernall Pargermen
Caldwell
Cent Creek
Winetr Vernal
Vilens
Arnold
Avia
Prem
Hl Ee
Cary Workman
Iron Springs
Stroad
Senest
Gawroll
Bjorn
Bien
Season opens here in Utah hunting season rules
Fragmented report notes November 15 opening dates for hunting in Utah counties including Millard Weber Uintah and Utah counties with locations such as Clear Lake Farmington Bay and Bullock Slough posted. It mentions prime pelts and renewed traditions, with regulations linked to a 1940 proclamation.
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Mmi
Utah
Krown
Box Ber
Clear Lake
Millard Cour
Ogden Bey
Weber Cour
Bonanza News Notes Include Mine Safety and Local Events
Bonanza residents progress on road work toward town as Vernal evacuation continues after explosions. A mine safety class taught by Austin Clayton with 26 Bonanza workers paused after extensions. Local residents, post office changes, and community happenings including weddings, awards, and church activities are reported from Bonanza and nearby Vernal.
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Rct
Bonanza
Austin
Clayton
American Ilaonite Company
L. D. Garry
L. D. Garry, Manager of the Mine, Z Jai Bonanza
Tte
Sexys
Homer
Philips
Joltica
Aie River
Pat
Trapping Prohibition Precedes Nov 12 Noon
A legal notice declares it unlawful to take, put, pay, or deposit bait on any area inhabited by fur bearing animals before 12 noon on November 12. The actions are to be construed as trapping.
Temale Goals Torrista fruits may be scalied
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a scientific concern about fruits, intense sunlight, and possible invasion by fungal or bacterial organisms. No clear entities or events are identifiable. it reads as partial notes on plant disease or agricultural stress.
Christmas Party Gift Exchange Noted at Meeting
The meeting at the home of Mrs Homer Phil Mpa was attended by six members. First prize went to Robert Bonar who cut the fee to Devine. A Christmas party exchange of gifts was planned.
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Phillipas
Mente
Phil Ups Seid
Bonanza
G. Katwyk
Robert Boner
Elmer Collins
Floyd Devine
Homer Phil. Mpa
Robert Bonar
Devine
Rande
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Jon Woods
Benet
LDS
Rundey
Creation Hall
Wey
Phonograph
Eddie Howard
Ey Plumbing & Appliance CO
Booth Vernal Avs
Haut
America
Phony
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Chevrolet
Bowest Coat
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Fairyland of
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U. 8. Highway
Wings Store
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State Farm
Wm. A. Jacahe
State Farm Insurance
Ft, Duceesne