Good Old Days Nostalgia Faces Modern Comforts
A Warlowtown Montana Times columnwriter laments nostalgia for the past while noting present gains in home life. He contrasts cutting wood and hauling water with gas furnaces electric lights and modern appliances. He cites Montana Power rates and argues rates fall with investor-owned utilities while taxes take about a quarter of revenue. The piece concludes the past had virtues but cannot match present daily comforts.
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Warlowtown
Montana
Times
Oley
Recovery and the fight against alcoholism gains ground
The article traces how society once shunned drinkers and frames alcoholism as a disease, noting the AMA's acceptance and a 20 year effort led by Mrs Misty Mamta to educate and rehabilitate. It cites 71 affiliates, Industry losses estimated at $2 billion yearly, and NAC's programs adopted by 50 large firms as proof that recovery works.
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American Medical Association
National Council On Alcoholism
Misty Mam
Ita
NGA
United States
America
NCA
Succesa
A Time to Be Thankful and Radio Education
A discussion on developing low cost radio receivers for mass production to aid regions with low literacy. Radio and television can disseminate peace messages quickly where reading is limited. The piece notes fellowships in education science and the arts granted in 1903 and 1954, creating opportunities across walks of life.
UNESCO and a Universal Aim of Education and Peace
Babson Park Massachusetts November 19 UNESCO the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization outlines its charter aim to promote peace and security through education science and culture without discrimination. It pursues universal education by training teachers and building schools while supplying reading materials and technical education alongside global science programs in Latin America Asia and Africa.
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Babson Park
Mass
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
United Nations
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Middle Eat
South
Southeast Asia
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission
South Asia
Ao Clearing House
Paris
Glines Rancher Rescued After Snowbound Weeks
Glines rancher Gary Volt was saved by a cat that broke through five feet of snow on the Book Cliffs after five days marooned during a heavy storm in Uintah Basin. Mr Holt, working on Moon Ridge, kept workers safe with trailers and fuel as crews rebuilt access to cattle and shipping corrals. A Grand Junction company truck aided door-to-door access, while open trails and hay supplies eased the crisis.
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Gary Volt
Glines
Bock Cliff
Mr. Holt
Moon Ridge
Uintah Basin
Uintah County
Grand Junction
Dave Kone
Olf
Hia Farm
UNESCO grants fund international travel for workers
Grants are being awarded to workers in many fields to travel to other lands. The general aim of UNESCO's program is to make the world more enlightened, safer, and more peaceful, allowing all people of the earth to live in harmony.
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Unesco
Good Old Days 60 Years Ago November 1914 News
Enos Bennion returns from Salt Lake where he attended the National Woolgrowers convention. Leon Glenn, son of C B Atwood, has finished reservation work and may return to Bingham for a good wartime position. Joseph Jenkins built a 1.5 mile south Vernal fish pond and plans to stock with German carp next spring. Eugene Daniels enlarges and widens his circular race track to a full half mile. Charles A Johnson of Vernal Milling and Light Co. travels to Salt Lake on company business. George A Slough threshes 400 pounds of sugar beet seed recently.
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Enos Bennion
Salt Lake
National
Woolgrowers Association
Leon Glenn
Sonth Daw
C. B. Atwood
Bingham
Joseph Jenkins
Vernal
Eugene Daniels
Charles A. Johnson
The
Vernal Milling and Light Company
George A. Slough
Gun Safety Home Course For Housewives In Utah
The Utah State Fish and Game Department proposed a short home safety course aimed at housewives. The program seeks to reduce fear of firearms by teaching safe handling and unloading verification to prevent tragedies, with the goal of empowering women to safely access guns stored in the home.
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Utah State Department of Fish and Game
Lee Robertson
Department
Tewe
Deer Hunt Record Near Diamond Mountain
The November 22 1914 Express notes a buck tagged by Kede McCarrell near the head of Wamsea Draw on Diamond Mountain. The article mentions the animal may have been raised and records community births, a Willow Creek school delay, and a Bishop Lester Bingham wedding at the court house joining Marlow Me Cham and Gayla Mitchell of Apaleo Duchesne County.
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Buriog
Kede McCarrell
Wamsea
Diamond Mountain
McCarrell
Express
Clara Bean
Lester Bingham
Court House
Marlow Mecham
Gayla Mitchell
Apaleo
Duchesne County
Nelson Weeks
Toro
University of Utah to air gun safety program for women and public
A Utah education segment on Channel 7 will begin in January offering a completion certificate to registrants with the Department of Fish and Game who finish the gun familiarization course. The program stresses safety after incidents involving children and family firearms. Registration is free, with details to be announced in December.
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Httle
Channel 7
University of Utah
Department of Fish and Game
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U.S
R, & L; Home Furnishings
North
International Exchange
Babson
Kennecott
Ernest Shober
Atah
Utah Copper Division
Kernnecott Copper Corporation
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