Newspaper Week Celebrates Free Press In Vernal Utah
The piece emphasizes Newspaper Week as a national effort to honor and defend a free press. It argues newspapers serve communities by reporting local life and events, exposing corruption, enabling protest, and upholding democracy. It warns that without a free press, democracy falters.
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Vernal
Utah
Arica
Wmbang
Mdi
Johnny Smyth
Mary Brown
Grand Smething
Hhat
Therliva
Derries Fitis
America
Amerea
Ameren Gia
Fire Prevention Week urged as nation aids defense efforts
Amid 1941 wartime urgency Ambayery community at Ancrea promotes Fire Prevention Week. The message stresses fire hazards from faulty wiring and rubbish, urges strict building code enforcement, and calls every citizen to act at home and work to save money and support defense.
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Ancrea
National
Ender Leah
Deer and game outlook for Uintah Basin in 1941 hunts
The Uintah Basin article notes improved hunting prospects with many wild geese at Stewart Lakes and Seota Bottoms, a larger fat deer population due to early snows driving deer to lower ranges, and an anticipated sage hen increase in Blue Mountain and Diamond Mountain. Elk numbers are rising, with 11 seen at Barkers Springs and an estimated 20 native elk in the forest. no doe season will be held and hunting checks will be set on mountain roads.
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Stewart Lakes
Leota
Slaugh
Seota
Ashley Game Preserve
Uintah Basin
Ashley Creek
Sage Hens Inc
Blue Mountain
Diamond Mountain
Barker Springs
Vernal
Manila
Daggett County
Wyoming
Utah
Fragmented OCR hints at a Sunday gathering and local events
The readable text references a Sunday event at a hotel near a street by a chapel and a word chapel, with mentions of games, dancing, and a minister or couple involved. Names like Wiltoe Hotel and Mrs Tom Timothy appear, alongside vague references to attendance and a time spent at home.
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Wiltoe Hotel Ae
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Pat
Ming
Local Notes From Jensen and Grants Pass Oregon Community
Grants Pass visitors include Mrs Avon Hughes and her parents visiting Jensen area with relatives. An eleven pound baby boy was born to Dee Curfew on Sept 27. Winifred Nokes attended school in Salt Lake City. The Murray, Slaugh, Wall, Hoffman, and Wilkins families made regional moves or trips to Utah or California. Ray Massey returns from furlough. Ray and son were home briefly before Fort Ord assignment. A baby girl was born to Ross Snow on Sept 25. Welldon Richardson's family visits Jensen.
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Avon Hughes
Grants Pass
Oregon
John H Chew
Pool Creek
Jensen
George Ainge
Harold Cook
Browns Park Cola
Wax
Dee
Winifred Nokes
Salt Lake
Paul ‘Murray
Braley
Fred Slaugh
Mantle
Chase Murray
Paul Murray
George Wall
Salt Lake City
Taorenzo Hoffman
Auburn California
Sunshine Ranch
Jessie Wall
Melvin Wilkins
Ealt Lake
James Luke
Crawford
MacKnight
Thorne Ranch
Willow Creek
George Massey Jr
Vernal
Curtis Dudley
Massey
Dudley
George Lewis
Ray
Fort Ord
California
Ross Snow
MIA Fall Social Held at Ward Chapel
The MIA annual fall social occurred September 16 at Ward Chapel with music by Pat Markey and his orchestra. A large crowd attended as the program featured parts from each class under the association presidents’ direction. Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson and daughter Loreen and Mrs Myrtia were among the attendees.
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MIA
Ward Chapel
Musie
Pat Markey
Association
Ernest Johnson
Loreen
Myrtia
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