The True Test of a Man as Brann Warns
William Coon Brann argues that a man’s character shows not in wealth status or public masks but in private behavior. He says a husband who values honesty before a wife’s respect and children’s trust proves true gold, while public bravado or cruelty betrays him.
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Angel
Mort
Love
Wm. Coon R Brann
Community notes from Jensen area on several social events
Mrs Newell L Snow hosted a Wild Rose club meeting with ZUpha Wellman in charge. Columbus Day program featured readings by May Stewart and Edna Sundquist. Virginia Nelson and May Boyle presented poems and dates in Columbus life. luncheon by Pearl Gilroy and Pupearta Mowrey followed. Other items include Jensen deer hunters returning home, Stake President Hymm B Calder visiting, Clyde Haslem’s ankle sprain, Gleaner girls’ horseback trip to Green River, and various local visits and family updates.
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Wiley Collett
John Woodey
Robertson Wye
Newell L. Snow
Collett
Snow Zupha Wellman
Wild Rose Club
Lucy Stewart
Columbus
America
May
Stewart Zupha Well Man
May Boyle
Edna Sundqurst
Virginia Nelson
Birs Mporence Kelly
Pearl Gilroy
Puperta Mowrey
Valley Hospital
Lloyd Merkley
Salt Lake City
Venice Rocks
Frank Willis
Jensen
George Lewis
Daniels Ranch
Hymm B Calder
Unclear damag ed OCR item lists multiple names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various individuals including Mr and Mrs Dudley and Moon families, Edith Moon, Dudley, Potts, Cummings, Woodard, Felden Woodard, and American Fork. No coherent event or dates emerge from the unreadable sequence.
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Ion Wwe
Ion
Jeep
Orval
Soda Dudley
Sarah Alte Velme
Edith Moon
Cunis Dudley
Elmira Moor Deon
Robert Moon
Jene
George Potts
Pred Cummings
Jed Woodard
Felden Woodard
American Fork
Bucks Bagged as Season Open Lures Hunters
The tale recounts several hunting incidents across Hickerson Park and Blue Mountain areas. Mrs George H Harrison and Elmer Snow yield sizable bucks while theft, mischief, and animal raiding color the season opener. Local residents report blue air and hogs feeding on deer remains.
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George H Harrison
Rover
Hickerson Park
Harrison
Elmer
Jensen
Blue Mountain Air
Fred P Baker
Verna CCC
Blue Mountain
Diamond Mountain
River tragedy halts diary wins at Kroatman eight
Fragmented OCR notes recount a river tragedy and a wrecked boat. A weary crowd recalls rough craft and a past accident near Leen Ferm, with scattered names and places from Wyombig to WAN and references to a performance ending with a taunting remark about a shooter.
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Leen Ferm
Grand Caryen
Boyt
Deer Hunter on Blue Mountain Bucks Quietly
On Blue Mountain a hunter named Doc Wood Bhimmin quietly tracked a two point buck in midday sun. He paused for a closer look then fired, sending the deer on a final journey to grazing land without a struggle.
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Wood Bhimmin
Blue Mountain
Dee
Mr Buck
Harris for Senator Clubs Organized in Ashley Valley
Harris for Senator Clubs organized across Ashley Valley as part of the Republican party statewide effort. Muriel B Wallis chaired the meeting at Uintah State Bank room and several local precinct clubs formed with Milas Y Colten Walter Anderson Calva Jorgensen Charles H Colten May Calder Aird G Merkley Meda Spelrsn Evyln Richardson and Mable Barty named to leadership roles.
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Republican Party
Uintad State Bank Room
Harris
Muriel B Wailis
North Vernal
Milas ¥ Y Colten
Walter Anderson
Calva Jorgensen
Otty
Charles H Colten
May Calder
Notable Deer Harvest Start In Davis Hollow Area
Local hunter Lynn Reynolds of Mott Barber Shop is credited with the season’s first buck, marking his third consecutive year as the early bringer. He typically arrives before noon to work on the deer, and the tale notes tense mountain hunting near Taylor Mountain on October morning. The exact secrecy remains unclear, but the hunting takes place near Davis Hollow.
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Privelly Jone Fle
Lynn R Reynold
Mott
Lynn
Fist
Jong
Rabbite
Davight
Taylor Mountain
Davis Hollow
Buck Hunt Draws Kansas Visitors to Ubi Tut Forests
Turon Kansas men John Shive and Garn Baaln traveled two thousand miles round trip from Kansas to hunt deer in the Ubi tut forests, visiting Vernal and the mountains as guests of Garn Baaln. This fourth annual trip by Mr Foult, with Mr Shive's first buck, showcases preferred hunting spots led by Mr Swain, a long-standing guide who helps reach ideal shooting points.
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John Shive
Turon
Kansas
Vernal
Garn Baaln
Swain
Justice Court Records Include Petit Larceny Case
In a session before Justice Charles Carter the Norman Wizard Morte Winn case plead guilty to petty larceny of government property and faced a $25 fine with optional jail time. A separate October 22 1938 assault complaint against Lae Labrum of Lapoint was arraigned before Justice William Henderson with the date set for November 3 1933.
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Nor Nin
Winn
Monte Winn
S Henderson
Clarle S Carter
Morte
Justice Court
Lae Labrum of
Lapoint
Sésaulted
Zina T Galdwell
William Hetderson
Venir
Charles Carter
Peare
County Commission Meet Postponed Until Nov 4th
County officials announce the rescheduled county commission meeting for November 4th. The notice fills a change in date and urges residents to adjust plans accordingly.
Train kills 313 sheep near Crug Cole Eytof Crug
A freight train near Crug collides with a flock, killing 313 sheep after the engine blew its whistle and the brakes were set. Investigators note driver suspension revocation and a system causing confusion over penalties, with authorities promising enforcement and fines for violators. Local crews report the scene and casualties as responders work.
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Moffat
Trident
Trashmen
Craig
Indien Paintings Found Near Mack by Boys
Paintings were found Saturday by boys near Mack in a sunken cave along the Oudle valley near the Utah Colorado line. The central object appeared to be an eagle, with other paintings nearby on the rock wall. discovery credited to Robert Stone in the Grand Junction Sentinel report.
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Aprin
Bovendep
Rip
Black
Shellow
Oudle Valley
Utah Colorado Line
Robert Stone
Grand Junction Bentinel
New Warehouse Planned For Gilsonite Co Purpose
Plans from the Mot fat road engineering department call for a 100 foot warehouse east of the Crile freight depot at the foot of Yapon to serve the American Gilsonite company. The facility would tie to main tracks and the north siding, with substantial Gilsonite holdings in Utah. Production has been moved to Mack via the Uintah Railway, but another part may be moved to Drain by truck for shipment.
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Craig
American Cilsanite Company
Craig Empire Courier
Crile
Yapon
Hefever
Utah
Uintah Railway
Mack
Bet x Mide
Drai
Moffat Road
Monument to Four Ute Chiefs Planned at Ignacio
A monument honoring Buckskin Charley Ouray Ignacio and Severo will rise in Ignacio next year if plans by Ute agency Superintendent S F Stacher succeed. The WPA grants 3098 with agency adding about 1500 to finish funding. The 16 foot high stone monument will have a bronze plaque and concrete base, built from Pine River bed stone, set in the Ute agency park with walks and a surrounding fence.
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Buckskin
Ouray
Ignacio
Severo
Ignacio Golo
S. F Stacher
Consolidated Ute Agency
WPA
James Sortorius
S Works Progress Administration
Pine River
Ute
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