Emergency influenza hospital opens at St Pauls Lodge
An emergency hospital operated by volunteers under school supervision opened at St Pauls Lodge to treat influenza patients. Aug Smith oversees the facility with Mary Barnett as head nurse, supported by teachers and clergy. The building houses 13 patients, expandable in dire need, and relies on community donations and volunteer nursing, cooking, and transport efforts.
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St Paul’s Lodge
In- Ticozn Caves
Aug Smith
Mary Barenett
Purses
T He
Thompson
Ao Hospital
SS Aug
Smith
Vernal Central School
Olepa
Scheol
St Pauls Lodge
Dean Wiegelwood
St Mark’s Cathedral
Salt Lake
A L Tangreen
Reuben McConkle
McConkle
Uintah County
Fangreen
Chas Lewis
Robert Witmer
Forrest Weeks
Karl Freeman
Bam Rolph
Mary Barnett
Jessia Hanline
Horace Coltharp
S Aug Smith
Idith Johnson
Stella Richards
Yelth Mra Barnett
Mra Baith
Earl Thompson
C W McConkle
Garrett Olonnell
Perth
Goodrich
Bishop A WA Goodrich
Harve
L W Curry
Meyer
D_ Colton
Geor W Witkins
E&a. Manker
Earl Thttapoon
Garrett-O'Donnell Mona
Ing Smith
Mra Barnett
Veler
Mra
James Fowius
Jesavans
Auy Smith
Misa Rodabaugh
Potter
Misa Edith Johnson
Mra Eunice Jorgenson Naylor
Mike Cook
Margaret Barthas Riso
Lewla
Milas Claire Spiers
Jas Cowles
Lou Colton
D. Colton
Mr Smith
Veith
Correspondence Work At U A Exceeds All Expectations
A U A correspondence effort shows strong student engagement with home study during school interruptions. Parents and students are urged to set study hours and maintain regularity to resume progress when school returns. Letters from English classes praise individual responsibility and quarantine context reflects mood and hopes for quick return to in person classes.
Hold turkeys for holidays to gain higher prices says extension expert
A Utah Agricultural College extension poul try expert says farmers should hold turkeys until Christmas for better returns rather than selling at current buyer prices. He notes a world poultry shortage and predicts strong demand and long-term gains in poultry, urging breeding stock retention in Uintah Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenta
H W. Sanborn
Utah Agricultural College
Fulton
Mutual Creamery Company
Weatfeld
Uintah
Washington
Europe
Udward Brown
Impressive Funeral Services for Mrs Charlotte Pope
Brief services were held at the family home lawn under Bishop Geo Li Wilkina in Vernal Second Ward. Speakers Nelson Merk rey and John N. Dayia praised her unfaltering care for her children and cheerful life. A chorus performed and Ashley Bartlett led interment at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Pope
Geo Li Wilkina
Vernal Second Ward
Nelson Merkrey
John N. Dayia
Wallace Cragan
Walter Wooley
Ashley Bartlett
John Robinson
Alton Kanson
Jemesa Bennion
Unable to confirm subscription details and poultry market notes
The page fragment warns subscribers about arrears and potential loss of copies. It then discusses rising poultry prices, turkey and goose marketing, and a telegram to county agents about turkey demand. It mentions government purchases and price support effects in the East, with a note on Christmas dressed poultry and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Wik
Kristmas Fulton Markoct
Death of Joseph F Smith Revered Mormon Leader Shocks Salt Lake
News from Salt Lake City reports the death of Joseph F Smith longtime head of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints He died early Tuesday after months of illness surrounded by family and church dignitaries his passing ends a 17 year tenure and marks a major loss for Utahs financial industrial and spiritual leadership officials note his worldwide missionary work and influence among members and foreign lands with his funeral and tributes to follow locally and internationally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Joseph F Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainte
Sraith
Smith
Bila
Ile
Balt Lake
Tabernacle
Sad death of Hazel Johnson King from flu plague
Mrs Hazel Johnson King died Sunday evening November 17 after a week ill with influenza contracted while nursing her husband. She was born September 23 1886 in Vernal and lived most of her life there. She was active in public affairs and known for decorating ward houses and aiding the sick. She married Douglas King in May 1917 and left a six week old daughter. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Vernal cemetery with local leaders praising her devotion to her mother and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Johnson King
Hla
Cora Johnson
Mra King
Sha Waa
Ble
Vernal
Uintah Academy
Douglas King
Provo
California
Cora“ Loeiden
Alfred N. Snellen
Claire Johnson
Myrtle Belcher
Pearl Christensen
Pius
Clyfly
Colton
Jund
Tral
Abbiey Valley
Tra Ming
Gryco
Rayer
L. Coton
Oully
Macsel Ward
Mire
Fy Hansen
June Penuion
Liireda Davis
Mira Daya
A. Wallis
Willace Araguana
Bley Barniell
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U. A
Zeno
Liberty
Frank Morrill
Camp Levis
C. Christensen
Hid Farm
Ben Rane
Tagged Narrows
Deep Creek
Byron OY
Ray Meee
Harold McKee
Alek
Tary McKee
Ngree
Wm. McKee
Maesar
Nursa
Mra Seth McConkle
G. B. Bartlett
Inter
W. 5
Ben A Critchlow
The
Golden Mule
Ogden
James O'Nail, JR
Clark
L W. Curry
WH. F. Hanson
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