Baby brings joy as home welcomes newborn son
Ann and Bre Nathan greet a baby boy born Thursday evening. The town notes many influenza cases with recoveries and hospital visits. Raymondd Reynolds and Mrs Willem Reynolds report a wound in action, while Wallace Jones and Joseph Macwingill faced illness and hospitalization. Gentler family updates include travel plans, visits, and the passing of Lugene Lawson, age eight, with his funeral held Monday. The community tightens around the sick, offering help and prayers as families cope with the disease impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Nathan Tuurdy
Llessay
Lila
Raymondd Reynolds
Doir
Willem Reynolds
Druymond Wis
Mont
Verna
Wallace Jones
Port Lyngan
Joseph Macwing
Iblup Stringham
Sal Diego
Blackburn
Mir
Clarence Wird
Iley
Morley Jones
Wits
Kuden Bullock
Vet Carroll
Lugens Trauson
James Lawson
Magdeline Zlimerman
Salt Lake Chaple
Lugene
Grays Com Mine
Sirs
Zimmerman
Hoossvelt
J. Dil
Dodlly
Hugene
Llay Stringham
Iris Brothr Dtay
Wishop
Vrasser
John L. McConkle
William Iitchens
Indiag Canyon
George Ulslopa
Nellis
Joseph ii. Murray
I. M Caldwell
Drake
George Gray
Mr Gray
Eddie
St. Elma
Watson
Graya
Local notes on families and road work in a western ward
Readable fragments describe Irving Nowell sending fifty acres of land to fall wheat, families returning to Ashley valley and Jehl, new lumber hauling contracts, influenza illness and recoveries, road and bridge construction near Uinta river, and shipments of turkeys for Thanksgiving. Also mentions a new bridge, canal work, and the latest immigrant arriving at the Cook home on Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Nowell
Johann Gardiner
David O. Jacobson
Ashley Valley
Lloyd Ruajy
Jehl
L. J. Workman
Aga D
Reynolds
Wm McDermaid
Tuey
Ashal Uingham
Aphivy
Uinta
Bartlett Merkley Gulch
Leo Chrisensen
Salt Lake
Provo
Ross Bartlett
Liberty
Roosevelt Toas
Cay
Tlarnett-Merkiey Gulch
Davis Morrish
Leon Christensen
Whiterocks
Horace Morrilt
Parley Goodrich
Jonathan Duke
John Merkley
Deep Creek
Whiteracks and
Ouray
Quray Valley
Littha
Lynn Cook
Jensen quarantines ease as residents return home
Quarantines have been raised in Jensen and residents are returning loose. Pearl Oakley stays with her grandmother in Jensen until the quarantine ends, then will go to Rainbow to teach school. Mr and Mrs Driver Smith and Ona Billings report helping harvest beets during the influenza vacation. Melvin Haslem, Joe Ainge, and Hoel Stewart arrive from Tange with cattle to store in homie fields for winter. Mrs Atta Chatwin earns thanks for kindness to flu victims by delivering meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Pearl Oakley
Ale
Rainbow
Driver Smith
Ona Billings
Melvin Haslem
Joe Ainge
Hoel Stewart
Mra Atta Chatwin
Bennett Haslem Family Welcomes Baby Amid News
A Bennett area column notes the arrival of a baby to Mr and Mrs Joshua Haslem Jr with family updates. Other items include travel notices, influenza concerns, election day quiet, road work, new buildings in Lapoint, and a Christmas subscription pitch for Youths Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Joshua Haslem, Jr
Youths Companion
Haan
Grace Richmond
Anne Exeter
McCalls Magazine
YOUTH
Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St Paul St. Boston
Vertu Express
Cardinal Gibbons Urges American Support for War Campaign
In a strong appeal Cardinal Gibbons urges Americans to back the United War Work Campaign. He stresses unity in the nation and calls on all to sustain the effort and faith behind the wartime organizations aiding servicemen and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaines Cardinal Gibbons
Americus
Tate
Arcak
Dal Wiech Mel fis Death in France 1918
A private correspondent from Verdun recounts Dal Wiech Mel’s severe wounds and death from a shell near the front. He notes Mel’s courage, refusal of rank, and selection to represent his company at Paris celebrations, declaring him Verna l hero and the first martyr from Vernales in Liberty’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Will Witbeck
Yernal
Dal
Paria
Verdun
Vernales
Uberty
Good Goodrich
Cure for Blues Near the Gamps At Detroit Campus
Ten officers in the Student Army Training Corps at the University of Detroit sought a furnished house and a housekeeper. A letter from a local branch hints at social mingling and personal notices as the camp life includes health cures and sobriety efforts. The article mixes humorous anecdotes with campus routines and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Army Training Corps
The
University of Detroit
Leisime
Jos
Bing
Wong
Methodist Church
Howoe
Wilston
First Victory Boy's Work Mobilizes War Effort
A Western Union boy urges peers to join the United War Work Campaign at the New York headquarters. He explains the need for old enough men to enlist and contribute, citing a dropped five dollar GI as a symbol of support. The drive plans a Victory Boy and Victory Girl division to encourage wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War
Crimpalen
Lew York
Wareoa
Aoilision
Victory
Leo
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Be Fc
Aliee
Ruto
W. Bi
Tye Ry Bexu
Roberta Haa
James Shalfur
Lihel Hatch Wat
Leonard Atwood
George ‘Thomas
White River
Willana Diveit
Biason Aluos
Tis Company
Bome
Jeanie Puarce
de Thuenda
DeLoras Wardle
Ars Lottie Duke
Yeorge Bhetton
Jerry Jarrison
Victoria
DBC
Ele
Hoe
Rrr
Leeton
Bennett
Wm Knoble
Hera
Mr Knoble
Vernal
Neola
Ave
Frank Peterson
Tod Sxattell
Misa Sarah Todd
Roogayvelt
Johbn Haslem
Halt Lake
A. A Mitchell
Sam Spyder
Joshua Haslém
Misa Lowe
Miss Todd
McEllis
Sam Snyder
John McKowen
Sidney Brighton
Bennett Tea
Stork
Chas Barnahaw
John Harricanus
Ned Cross
Witwer
Lyman R. Martineau
Here
Bra
Haslem
Lapoint
Davin & Lloyd
Gladys Webb
Harmon Sowards
Misa Ethel Sorensen
James Hansen
Lapolhat
Ollie Neilson
Mishop Roy Taylor
Lafe Winnie
Gibbens
Dal Wiech
U.S. A
Gamps
Webster
NEW International
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass USA
Salt Lake City
B. B. Ramey
Mgr
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