Mountain town meeting and reservoir progress noted
The report highlights a Sunday meeting with a fine program, reservoir work near completion at Varadisg perkie, and multiple local residents traveling to Salt Lake City for a conference and the state fair. It also covers school enrollment rising to 171 in Lapoint and a baseball game between Tapoint and Randlett with Lapoint winning 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Varadisg
Alma Case
George Ierry
Oscar Lyman
Tridel
Golden Winn
Terrel Atwood
Hisay Winn
May Sprouse
Salt Lake City
Jimmie Nelson
California
Intercat
Oxsmar
Thomas Rotinson
Enterprise
Utah
David Lamoreaux
Provo
Roosevelt
Cortonated
Nettle Reynolds
William G Caldwat
William Co Marehall
Lewis Fillis Hunadeli
Ilarvison
Thurmer Rasmusse
Albert Wecham
Tyridell
Ralph Durfeg
Ouray Valley
Rulon Rasmussen
Ollle Justice
Wilford Caldwell
Elmer Angus
John
Angus
Archie Fand
Caroline Tde Conkle
Iva Anderson
Annie Stoker
Hespera
Will Oaks
Charles
Bert Murray
William
Marshal
Vernal
Lapping School
Boyy
Akrla
Tapoint
Randlett
Fort Duchesne
Lapoint
Deppy
Tulent Lolly
Sete
Mart Clegg
Noire
Tapolnt Boys
Campbell Litster
al Detta
Mra Gibson
Indian Booth L
Thompseon
Shiprock
New Mexico
Spare This Tree: A Call Against Dilatory Critics
A voiced critique praises constructive appraisal over mere fault finding. The author urges residents of Vernal to recognize town growth benefits and urges critics to improve their understanding before condemning plans for a bigger, better community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
White Rocks Farewell for Clive Hearle at Hayden
A farewell party honored Clive Hearle at Hayden Wednesday night. Milas Wyaner resigns as Indian school teacher to join public schools. Mrs Roy Smith returns to Whiterocks resuming her Indian school post. New minister arrives and church services resume. Prizes awarded at Indian school exhibit with students’ own efforts winning top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Hearle
Hayden
Hearle
Milas Wyaner
Roy Smith
Theaternal Hospital
Whiterocks
Supt Gross
Fort Duchesne
Des Mierill
Tridgell
Nace
Con
Mra Nace
Fern
Thia Placa
Randlett
And
Irs M A Betta
Mra Gibson
Salt Lake
Woolridge
Indien Achthi
Karm Thugag
Florence Apparas
Ama Cueh
Wilma Wapsock
Elele Vash
Kesalata Chegup
Aid Iulu Johnson
Ilresa
Tridell Delegates Attend Vernal Republican Convention
Delegates include Mr and Mrs Geo C Christensen Leroy Morrell Frank Morrill and Morrill family members. Horace Morrill ill for a week improves. John Weaver family visit Tridell with fruit gifts. Ward social hosts small turnout due to sickness and quarantine notices. Local items mention measles quarantine, school movements, and recent illnesses among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
C Christensen
Leroy Morrell
Frank Morrill
Teland
Morrill Blanch Kitchen
Davia Morrill
Horace Morrill
Mr Morrill
John Weaver
Tridel
Mir
Elorace Morrill
Weaver
Nira Morrill
Darling
Merkley
Ragerooll
Lava Spring
Geneva Frinen Whig
Echoa
Kadlett
Much
Fort Duchesne
Rideg
Randilett
Arthur Woolley
Ternal
Nella Merkley
Thes
Open space pride in Wyoming weeklies
Two Wyoming weeklies highlight their role in the great open space era. The Pinedale Roundup proclaims it is published farthest from a railroad in the United States while the Wyoming State Journal in Lander touts its proximity to Yellowstone and calls itself a gathering place for rallying and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Pinedale
United
Printing Specialists Promise Quality Service
Local printers advertise mastery in high quality work and user satisfaction. They emphasize precise results and reliable handling of varied print jobs to meet high standards.
Women Enter Finance Ranks Rise on Wall Street
Women increasingly join executive offices in banks and bond houses challenging the male dominated finance scene. The Association of Bank Women reports growth with 140 women executives including six bank presidents and two vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Banka
Bond
Association of Bank Women
Cachlere
William Salinbee
Rex
Early French Debt Burden Highlighted In San Francisco
The figure recounts how the French bear war debts with little complaint and includes a humorous anecdote about a tramp seeking shelter and a late request to be called at 3 30 for a 4 am hog express to a slaughterhouse, illustrating austerity and rustic wit.
Returning Day Observance Proposed to Return Borrowed Items
George Adeph argues for a national Returning Day to restore borrowed items like umbrella forks and garden tools to their rightful owners after a year. He notes only five or six supporters remain and predicts the holiday will fail, calling for a useful, sensible approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adeph Hearst
International
Coamopelitan
Mauna Loa Heat Flow Figures Stir Debate
Dr Paul Kirkpatrick of the University of Ilawak estimates Mauna Loa emits radiant heat from a hidden flow described as twenty miles long, twenty feet high, and luminous. He claims the flow could heat about two tons of water per second to boiling if ten feet deep and moving at a mile per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wirkpatri
University of Ilawak
Kirkpatrick
Heat Experiments Rank Hats by Temperature
Scientists tested hats at a heat wave temperature of PT degrees Fahrenheit. The sporting cap reached 986 degrees under heat, the derby 92 degrees, felt hats 80 degrees, and straw hats 70 degrees. The Panama hat stayed coolest at 7 degrees cooler under the hat than outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Local Postmaster Sale Marks Change in Fort Duchesne
Rudy sells his business to Jed Dingham who will serve as postmaster. Rudy family plans winter departure. In California Mrs Walter Daniels spent the weekend at Tiock Creek manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy
Jed Dingham
California
Walter Daniels
Tiock Creek Rmager
Davin Ward Relief Bazaar Delights Local Crowd
The Davin ward Relief society held a Thursday bazaar with lunch for school children and a dance at night. A large crowd enjoyed the event while articles on display drew praise for organizers Mrs Men Winward and others. Local families, including the Gurrs and Johnsons, were noted in attendance and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin Ward Relief Society
Men Winward
Fila Slaish
Fleasla Shiner
Angus Slaugh
Gordon Smuin
Myrtle Murray
Vernal
George Gurr
Warren Bowthorp
John Taylor
Bill of Salt
Walter Simperer
George Johnson
Johnson
Local Social Notes Highlight Mutual Visits and Home Moves
Mrs Smaio Irvin Simper returned home while Migg Rachel Atwood stays with her mother. The Haws family moved into El Holmes residence. The ward opened with Linn Simper reading and Bes Hive girls singing. Leonard Boren and family visited LaPoint with Mrs Sewell Boren. Mr and Mrs Nelson hosted visitors from Vernal. Elmer Ilichens moved from Naples to Bill Holmes Jr’s former home. Edward Watkins Sr and Charlea Jenkins visited Roosevelt. Madeling Fairfax of Vernal vacationed with Mrs Gordon Smill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smaio
Irvin Simper
Rachel Atwood
Sterling Haws
el Holmes
Our Mutual
Linn Simper
Bes Hive
Venda Slaugh
Cook
Jessie Nansy
Thettake Hoard
Leonard Boren
Sewell Boren
Lapoint
Grace Hacking
Dez Nelson
Vernal
Mra
Fairfax of
Mre
Gordon Smill
Frank Richeng
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Aldon Palmer
Rile Blackburn
Ritg
Hoth
Lapolnt
Olsen and
Mies
Rachel Holbrook
Dante
Tig School
Domestie Art Department
Ephoa
Nalu
Uintah Abstract Company
US Land Office
State
Siddoway
CD D
Samuels
Hilbbert Tyzack
Secy
Leas
WI H
USO & Adams J N
Kiddins
Tridell
Bradley Cloward
Milay
Winona Litster
Duchesne
Davis
Fowler's Dairy Lunch
Uintah Basin
Vernal Auto Coq
Vernal, Utah
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