Night Club Marks A Step in Social Advancement
New Haven observes a shift in social norms as dance halls evolve into night clubs. Barney Rapp notes increased openness for women and raised standards, correlating with calmer behavior among men and a move toward melodic ballads like Maggie Became Marguerite becoming the crowd favorite. His brother Lou Rapp, a former Yale water polo All American, also performs with the band.
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Who Would Pay an Income Tax If the Amendments Carry Utah
The article analyzes proposed Constitutional Amendment No 2 and a future income tax law, exploring who would bear the tax burden. It discusses business, personal, and possible exemptions, plus how tax payments might fall on farmers, professionals, and wage earners across Utah.
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Uintah State Bank Full Condition Report 1930
Bank cashier J A Cheney swears the Uintah State Bank of Utah, Uintah County, filed a true and correct statement of its condition at close of business September 27, 1930. The document, verified by directors and a notary, was certified by Bank Commissioner W H Hadlock on October 6, 1930.
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Tax returns show Utah high for 1925 filings
The Salt Lake Tribune notes Utah had 853 percent of the population and 3795 percent of state families filing individual returns in 1925, with 938 percent of those returns reporting net incomes of 3999 dollars or less. This group paid 4502 percent of the total estate taxes.
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Davis Family Welcomes Baby Girl Amid October News
Davis couple Hyrum Slaugh rejoice over a newborn daughter born on Monday in October. Various local families travel for lambs, sheep herding jobs, or visits, with town events including Mi Kan Wee Primary, 4H club honors, and a homecoming exhibit planned for Friday October 10.
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Gladden
Joe Holmes
Irvin Simper
Robert Coupe
Henry Greenhow
Bluemountain
Johnny Atwood
P DeWaine
Colorado
Mr Atwood
Henry Winsard
Hazel Atwood
Katie Slaugh
Frank Coliier
Ermas
Edna Simper
Sale of Animals for Damages in Bennett Leeton Utah
Warrant notice states three animals held by W G Adams Poundkeeper to satisfy damages of 7359 dollars caused by the animals on October 3 1930 at Albert Rasmussen premises Bennett Leeton Utah. If unclaimed they will be sold at public auction on the 138th day of October 1930 at the pounds residence. Two horses a bay gelding and a sorrel stallion plus a roan mare are described with weights and brands.
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Teta
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Salt Lake City
Zina Smith
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Vernal
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Bennett- Leeton
Haig
Menta 2
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Bennett
Uintah County
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