Tribute to Uintah Basin veterinarian George H. Wilson
Citizens pause to honor George Henry Wilson, 83, longtime Uintah Basin veterinarian who died November 8 after decades of devoted service in Ashley Valley. He opened a local practice, served day and night, and gave much of his work for the public good with little compensation. Funeral in Maeser ward chapel drew flowers and donations, reflecting widespread respect for a life of willpower and service.
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George Henry Wilson
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Seth Perry Resigns From Vernal Building Code Post
Seth Perry resigns due to his wife’s ill health and the need for a climate change. A veteran in construction, he championed the city’s building code and offered to refund city collection fees if residents saw no value. Royce Mowrey is named to succeed him, sharing a belief in a safe healthier Vernal through proper enforcement.
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Perry
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Does Vernal Need a Chamber of Commerce
A local opinion piece argues Vernal could benefit from a formal chamber to boost information flow, tourism, and business activity. It cites Salt Lake City’s chamber as a model, notes possible roles, and urges civic groups to consider organizing a Vernal chamber to unite merchants and residents.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Salt Lake
Chamber of “Commerce
Gus Backman
Inaugural planning and party lines shape Truman era
Washington gears for an elaborate inauguration as Harry S. Truman presides over a pivotal session of the 81st Congress. The piece outlines expected battles with Dixiecrats, battles to pass a broad liberal program, and anticipated committee assignments across the Senate and House reflecting a still transitory postwar political balance.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
White House
Coldframes Explained for Hardening Off and Space Saving
Coldframes are used to harden off plants and to start plants when indoor space is limited. Unlike hotbeds they rely solely on sun heat and contain no manure under the soil. They should be placed where they receive full sun and are sheltered from wind.
Fragmentary note on cleaning agents and materials
A partial OCR fragment describes items including vinegar and aluminum and mentions cleaning methods such as scouring powder or soda. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or named entities.
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Belbaten Shannon
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