Diary of Marys Marie a daughter’s Andersonville tale
Mary a thirteen year old narrator recounts a turbulent family history. Her birth sparked debate between her astronomer father and rival mother, leading to a courtroom driven custody split. The diary details visits, starry observatories, and shifting affection as Mary navigates a fractured home, parental decisions, and a looming school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agent Pres
Mary Besine
Barah
Marys
Viola
Jane
Sarah
Andersonville
Gino
Hive Tesnate Profengor
Mary
West
Andermaville
Uintah Asphalt in Basin May Be Used by State
The Utah state highway department considers using a natural asphalt deposit in the Uintah Basin for surfacing roads instead of gravel. Tests show high grade material with low cost potential, pending final costs and test outcomes. Inspections covered Federal aid projects from Price to Castlegate and Castlegate to Duchesne, plus Delta to Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintat
Atgte Department
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Edward O Means
Mr Meant
Levit Muir
la Man
Ovr
Price
Castlegate
Duchesne
Heber Fruitland Forest
Price-Castlegate
Castlegote
Cureka
Chief Consolidated Mining Company
Delta
Holden
Family farewell scene during tense court morning
The narrator recalls a last morning with a father who appears distant and stern. The court order makes him still the daughter's guardian, and the farewell at the station shows his absentminded grief as August heat presses on. The note ends with a sales plug for scratch paper from the office.
Desert Land Notice of Final Proof Opposed
Winong Bartholomew, assigner of Chas Brown of Provo Utah, filed notice of intention to make final desert land proof for Lots 3 4 5 SE NW Section 3 Township 1 South Range 26 East Salt Lake Meridian. Hearing set before the register at Var nal Utah by November 7 1922. witnesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Varnal
Utah
Winnong Bartholomew
Chas Brown
3Rd
Provo
Ranga
Salt Lake Meridian
Thea
Vernal
Local notes from county fair and town visits
The county fair trip left attendees pleased with the outing. The threshing crew begins work as weather cools. The BIMy Daily show drew a fair crowd. Mr and Mrs Floyd Warburton are visiting from Sunnyside. Miss Marlo MacConkie from Vernal visited. Mr and Mrs Albert Mott took their infant to Vernal for care. Mrs Jesup Brough from Otitis Valley visited town. Illness is widespread, especially among children, with several people sick. Mr Frank Krump has been ill. George Justice returned from the mining camp. Mrs William Clark travels to Nucheene City to be with her in-law. The Mutual Creamery building for crew facilities is nearly ready. Will Davia returned from the sheep camp to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Warburton
Sunnyside
Marlo MacConkie
Mra
Albert Mott
Vernal
Jesup Brough
Otitay Val
Ley
Tueeday
Frank Krump
George Justice
William Clark Hag
Nucheene City
Mutual Creamery Company
Will Davia
Aheap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marys Marie
Eleanor H. Porter
Rh.livingstone
Mary Marie
Harod
Chapten IV
Bonaton
Marie
Andersonsville
Mr Harlow
Harlow
Mrs Anderson
Abligall Anderson
Will
Renton Wats
Mars
Faller
Anne
Aunt Jane Caime
Bee
Leo
Folkay
Vin
Mother
Chase
Aunt Jane
Allie
Fane
June
Jou
Charles
Jece
Ann
Father
Jim
Bonbow
Spypie
Tor Tlad
Observatory
Dia
Aie
Carrie Heywood
Stella Maughew
Charlly Smith
Mr. Livingstone
Tane
Withiam MT Par
Ouray
Roy Nateh
Albert Blank
Uwinh, Golden Hatet
Artsy Stah
Albert Halen
Boston
Hatthe
Lester
W Noebeker
MR. Traveling Man
Victory Highway
Chas. H. Davis
Cath
A. B.C
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