Moe Aspinwald a Smart Writer Who Was Not
Moe Aspinwald began as a 14 year old who mailed a hunting tale to a magazine and earned a pen knife in payment. Years later his story Dark Days propelled him to fame but failed to sustain a writing career as editors warned others his later work did not match the early hit.
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Moe
Hollywood
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Clay Hereford
Shattering of Blood Sacrifice and Christ’s Atonement
The sermon outlines the role of shedding blood in both Testaments. It links Old Testament sacrifice to Jesus crucified, identifying sinners with the sacrificed animal, and asserts salvation through faith in Christ. It quotes Isaiah 53 and John 3 16 to emphasize propitiation and redemption through Jesus.
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Christ
Isaiah
Teust
Jehovah
Jesus Christ
Hoot Bavis Struck by Chicken Pox
A writer notes Hoot Bavis with fever and chicken pox at age forty five. The piece compares adult intolerance to a contagious disease and urges watching small symptoms like criticizing others beer choices to protect personal freedom.
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Hoot Bavis
Hoot
Junior Livestock Show Committees Named Meeting Held
Uintah Basin Junior Livestock show organizers call residents to attend a public meeting Monday November 28 at 7 30 p m in the Uintah County Courthouse to appoint committees. Sidney Merkley president urges community support for youth participation in the livestock show.
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Uintah County Court House
Sidney Merkley
Utah Dairymen Face New Sales Opportunities
Merri N. Wartnick reports from Pleasant Grove after returning from the American Dairy Assn. executive session. He says never before have market opportunities for dairy foods been greater and outlines a plan to quickly exploit rising consumer purchasing power and savings patterns in 1950.
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Pleaant Grove
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Columbus
Butter drive targets 200 million extra pounds demand
A speaker claimed a nationwide butter drive plus restaurant ads and editorials could add 200 million pounds of demand if each restaurant serves one more pat per meal. The text also notes the first bicycle from Scotland in 1840 and the accordion from Vienna in 1829.
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