Winter Move In At Walt Carloss Homes
Ashley and Mrs Eskle of Blue Mountain reside in a Walt Carloss home for the winter while arranging schooling for their grandson. Miss Jennie Noel departed Monday to attend business college in Salt Lake City. W S Powell sold about a hundred sheep to Hubert Allred of Naples for six dollars per head. A farewell for Clarence Winn and family at the John Winn home signals their move to Salt Lake City this week. Mr and Mrs David Karren left Monday for outside points aiming for St Anthony Idaho. Mrs Karren has four brothers in Demsey Idaho she has not seen in thirty years.
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Eskle
Blue Mountain
Walt Carloss
Aoay
Jennie Noel
Business College
Salt Lake City
W. S. Powell
Hubert Allred
Naples
Clarence Winn
John Winn
David Karren
St. Anthony
Idaho
Karren
Demsey
M L
Grandma Caldwell
David Caldwell
Miss Maud
Iona Lathrum
South Liberty
Stephen Beck
Mr. Beck
Jack Massey
Miss Wooley Joins Alturra Primary School Staff
Miss Ione Wooley arrived to lead Alturra's primary grades while seeking local housing. She has four years of high school and a year of college, but cannot find boarding within reasonable distance. Many families are two miles away, and she may return to Vernal. George Caldwell and family moved into Wm. McDermaid Place with a five year lease. Mrs. May Taylor shows health improvement. Uncle Sam road work shifts continue as Ashe and Bingham switch to grading. Andrew Strebel and Geo. return from visits to Provo and Salt Lake City. Mrs. Strebel attended the state fair and semi annual conference. Jack Frost finished the corn and vines not killed by a recent cold snap. Mrs. W. Davidson from Salt Lake City visiting to consider locating near her brother on the state road.
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Ione Wooley
Miss Wooley
Vernal
George Caldwell
Wm. McDermaid Place
Caldwell
May Taylor
Spain
Ashe, Bingham
Sam
Dirs
Andrew Strebel
Gon Geo
Provo
Salt Lake City
Mra. Strebel
Jack
Frost
Mra. W
D. Davidson
J. W. Smith
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Democratic Rally in Randlett Attracts Attention and Debate
The Democratic rally in Randlett on Thursday the 7th drew active speakers including precinct chairman Gray and secretary Mrs. Durfee. Capt. Tucker of Duchesne and Stuart P. Dodds spoke on national and regional issues and local candidates for district attorney and attorney general. The event highlighted interest in the league of nations and a proposed country school amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Margaret Durfee
Randlett
Tucker
Duchdsne
Uintah County
V T. Rice
Hannah Smith
Addison
Gibson
Smith
Myton School
W. T. Rice
Fort Duchesne
Myton
M. J. Hersey
Dorothea
Priscelila Club
Hugh Owens
Relief Society
Owens
Owen
Alfred
Myton and
Roosevelt
Wm. H. Smart
Bishop B
O. Colton
Community Notes From Rainbow Area Winter Moves and Socials
R Larsen arrives from Rainbow with George Taylor’s team as Mr and Mrs Taylor plan winter work in the Rainbow mines. Bert Jenkins and family move to Hiawatha for mining season. M F Ketchum visits from Rainbow with a goods load. Durfee couple to Delta Utah for beet crop and home furnishings. New settlers and local trips noted including Owens to Myton and Roosevelt to dentist. Bazaar planned by Relief Society and primary on November 2 with sewing and quilt events. Socials, visits, and parties in Dry Fork and surrounding communities. Threshing mostly finished. various visits and gatherings mark the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Larsen
Rainbow
George Taylor
Mrs Taylor
Taylor
Bert Jenkins
Hiawatha
M. F. Ketchum
Jalez Durfee
Delta
Millard County
Utah
Owens
Myton
Roosevelt
Bureie
Tom Taylor
Problems of the Reconstruction Era at Chautauqua Festival
Carlton Chamberlayne associate editor of a New York daily will discuss Reconstruction era issues at the fourth night of the Chautauqua Festival. Described as progressive and forward looking, Chamberlayne is praised as an eloquent speaker with a broad grasp of conditions and a constructive approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlayne
New York
Carlton Chamberlayne
Fragmentary dialogue hints at local tensions on page 6
A disjointed quotation from a company feature hints at tensions among workers. The fragmented text presents sharp, ironic lines about being useful and foolish behavior, suggesting a broader social or workplace debate reflected in the article's continuation on page 6.
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Ashley
Alterra
Ney
Style
Haberdashery
Boys Wool Union Suits
Savings Bank
Unitad State Bank
Curtis
Lapoint
B. L. Caldwell
Cirgil Halls
Bill Halla
Mark Hall
Bill Hall
Joe Massey
Fordson
Henry Ford
John W. Pope
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