Local residents share visits and news from Leota and beyond
Ashley and Josh Hall of Dry work visit Mrs Blankenship before Salt Lake trip. several neighbors attend Relief Society events and funerals. Jorgensen to finalize homestead proof. J. Jones builds across river. teachers meet as Irene Larson new secretary. many family visits and travel to Salt Lake, Ogden, Paradise Park, and Wellington Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Hall
Mrs Blankenship
Salt Lake
Walter Corless
Blankenship
HB. Atwood
Calvin Jorgensen
Owen Jones
James N Jones
Catherine Edwards
Sadler
W Stall
Lee Russell
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
M D
Ellsworth
Edwards
John Jackton
Ray
Paradise Park
Irene Larson
Luella Brougt
Almeda McKenna
Russ Burns
Myrtle Edwards
Leota
Florence Elsworth
Charles M Larsen
C C Wilson
Ogden
Larsen
Utah
Wilson
W D Allred
Wellington
F HL Roberts
Cilf Smith
Leota School
Leota and Curry Visitors Meet at 4 W. Ellsworth
Mrs M W Curry and Mrs Ras Ashton were visitors in Leota last Friday. Ars Curry visited with her husband NM W Curry at 4 W. Ellsworth, accompanied by son Mr D. and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M W. Curry
Ras Ashton
Leota
Curry
Ars Curry
NM. W. Curry
W. P. Ellsworth
Let It Be Everything on the New Executives Desk
A fragment notes the new executive’s cluttered desk and recalls his prior role as editor before joining the current workplace. The quote hints at difficulty locating items and adjusting to a new office routine.
Lapoint School Brings Together Committees and Activities
A parent teachers meeting selected a program committee for the school year Ardith Huber Letty Bigelow and Russell Harrison. A work committee was chosen A W Norton led graveling for the district institute with Superintendent Orson G Goodrich and Beatrice Dalley present. Teachers from Whiterocks Tridell Deep Creek and Bennett attended. Lapoint beat Tridell in a Tuesday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardith Huber
Letty Bigelow
Russell Harrison
A. W Norton
Challeue
Orson AG Goodrich
Beatrice Dalley
Schol Board
Whiterocks
Tridell
Deep Creek
Bennett
Lapoint
Georgie S Thompson
Roosevelt
Ruby Laster
Alta Lameroux
Melba Wilson
Ruby Foster
Harvey Hullinger
Hussell
Harrisons Civics
A W Nebeker
W R Nebeker
Lew Bells
J GO Hacking
Ed. Bodily
Maeser
Warning to Poultry Raisers Not to Dip Eggs in Water
A Utah official warns poultry producers against dipping eggs in water or similar treatments as it ruins keeping quality and harms Utah product reputation. The director notes dipped eggs are worthless for sale after a few days and could damage New York market perception of Utah eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denjanin Brown
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative
Mr Brown
Utah
New York
Thanksgiving Day Prayer and Proclamation Tradition
A reflection on Thanksgiving as a national custom rooted in presidential proclamation. The day is observed without legal compulsion and regarded as a reverent acknowledgment of divine providence and the blessings it bestows on the American people both spiritual and material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
tributes to the divine at harvest time urged
The Philadelphia Ledger urges reverence as people pay tribute to the divine source of human hope at harvest time and invites all the earth to honor the Lord in his holy temple.
Cromwell era feast days and a Kansas land deal
English history accounts describe Cromwell era life with many feast days. In Kansas, H F Hansen near Savonburg listed a 30 acre farm including house barn corn crib chicken house cyclone cellar in exchange for two automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F Hansen
Savonburg Kan
New York Official Plans Utah Plant Inspection Tour
New York state officials push a plant inspection tour through Utah before returning to New York as producer prices adjust amid broader economic pressures. Mr Brown is expected to oversee operations and assess conditions at the Beehive State facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brown
Utah
Well Known Authority Pro Tests Against Burning Leaves
Dr Thomas L. Martin of Brigham Young University condemns autumn leaf burning as wasteful. He advises layering leaves with soil to form compost, letting it decompose over winter, then using the rich material for flower beds or as fertilizer in spring. He warns Intermountain soils need better manure use and fertilizer for orchards and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Martin
Brigham Young University
Martin
After your car has been serviced here you will be pleased
Post service customers are promised swift efficient cleaning and satisfaction with the work. The ad emphasizes quick service and high quality results to ensure customer delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Galeasing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashley
Ora Preece
J. A. Cheney
Cheney
Clark Feich
White River
C B Atwood
Atwoods
Lauretta Johnson
Relief Society
H B Calder
Julia Nash
Scora
Nash
Fred Feltch
Skull Creek
Ella Feltch
Lewis Freestone
Wendell
Terrell Atwood
Dry Hollow
John & Hacking
Bertha Meredith
Anna Morrison
Orpha Winn
Jensen
Clarence Winn
Ben Morrison
Elizabeth Karren
May Holfeltz
Flora Winn
Eklund Lester
Stoddard
Lester Ecklund
Lewis Robins
Quince Johnson
Stanley Nebe
Ker
Della Durton
Ellis Caldwell
Mire Rena Coleman
Bingham
Anne Stoker
Stephen Perry
George Bigelow
Frank Bennett
Alpine
Bigelow
Neldon Nyberg
Arthur Taylor
Salt Lake City
Lucy Donohue
Lonetrese
Arthur Curtis
Dry Ork
Semkin
WRR
Nebeker
Cyrus
Thompson
Tom Ross
Consumers
Phyllis Nebeker
Roy
Carl Springer
Clare Burton
Tom
Delos Searles
Green River
Martha Wilson
Panguitch
Miss Foster
Randlett
Lucy Justice
Jack Lassitt
Provo
Vira Bigelow
Jacob Rasmussen
Commercial Club
Burt Swann
Progressive Club
Stake Board
Vernal
Points Entertainments
Arnold Robbins
Jack Young
Ray Lewis
Myron
Francis Harrison
Reubin MacConkie
John Hair
Duchesne City
Robinettia
Hey Teytor
Lioyd Taylor
Jacob Neilson
Eli Smith
Arthur Curtis Claire Burton
Roy Springer
Dean Bigelow
Warvey Taylor
Thomas Latrum
Tom Lloyd
Alexander Mine
Ostar Woetzold
Meuselwitz
Germany
Perd
Liswry
Liglend
Bankaghing
Aerius
Ilfeven
Cromwell
Allan Chevrolet
Sears
John W. Pope Garage
Uintah Gas Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!