Grace Bigelow remembered at Glines Chapel funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Bigelow wife of Dean Sigelow and mother of eight were held at Glines Chapel. Speakers praised her character as mourners gathered to bid farewell and lay her to rest beside her son in Maceer cemetery.
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Glines
Grace Glines Bigelow
Dean Sigelow
Eght
John
Mary McKewen
Glines Bishoy J C Hacking
Lapoint Ward
Lapoit
Puller Remington
Psus
Wiliam Sprouse
John Har Oy
Janice Marshall
John B Lato
Bishop Hacing
Maud Woolsey
Aliee Caldyer
Lucille Calder
Legrand Rasmussen
Ernest Eaton Cedie
Frank and
Lloyd Giles George Charles End
Bigelow
Ray Weo
Bennetts Host Farewells and Local Visits Throughout Week
Social notices describe farewells for Miss Afable Diamond and Genevieve Rasmussen wedding events. Visitors include Willem Leffin of Joplin and families from Roosevelt Myton and Bennett attend dance nights, conferences, and mine work near Fort Duchesne.
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Willem Leffin
Joplin
Minourt
Emma Whitemore
Clair Haslem
Miss Afable Diamond
Miss Diamond
Springville
Genevieve
Willard Neilsom
Bennett
Richard Adams
Roosevelt
Br Adams
WG Adams
Cora
Ma Adams
Otis Horrocks
Air
J GG Whitemore
Rills
Thelma Timothy
Bingham
Frank Timothy
Misa Mae Timothy
JB Whitemore
Witliam Leftilh
Willian. Kholer
Myton
Bradard Ward
Stephen St Richards
Mire Nickela
Salt Lake City
Thoms
Jasper Redmeil
Raven Mine
Fort Duchesne
Prighton
Kir
Mra Deloert Horrocks
Manmea Ranch
Irs Terry Bowen
War War Service and Economy Headlines Report
A long, mixed clipping reports casualties and unemployment in Britain and the U.S. War data show 2 414000 deaths or sicknesses with 58 percent wounds from shells. U.S. unemployment rising to 7 - 8 million range projections. It also touches on British theatre debate, London Zoo costs, and American film influence amid wartime policies.
Childhood hardship on early Utah frontier and family labor
The memoir excerpt describes 1851 52 starvation and scarcity near Fort Douglas. A mother buys land near present City and County building site. Children work together threshing grain by hand and cooking over coals. A sun glass aided fire starting as they form a herd and drive cattle along the canyon bench near the University of Utah site.
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Fort Douglas
Grandfather Trails
Fielu
U of U
Astlands
Capitol
Utinah Basin Best Crop Praised in Doctors Report
Physicians praise the Uintah Basin mothers and babies after a written report from doctors. Examiners note many competent mothers and select Deana Durfee of Leota and Alfred Roetsan of Virgin Rocks as fine examples among numerous infants.
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Utinah Basin
Deana Durfee
Ralph Durfee
Leota
Pretension Disturbs Pesca and the Chinatown Cage
The snippet from the Washington Star suggests a focus on pretension and power, mentioning a figure who claims control yet cannot meet duties. It hints at tension surrounding leadership and accountability in a Chinatown context.
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Pesca “Tle
Chinatown
Enue
Washingto Star
Auto Crash Hospitalizes Idaho Family Visitors
A Sunday morning crash on the Yellowstone Highway south of Acon Idaho injures Fay Cloward his wife Thema Cloward and Ralph Jensen of Ucon and Miss Clark. The car overturns speeding through a curve. Cloward suffers a broken back Clark loses a foot to amputation. All three taken to Idaho Falls hospital in critical condition alongside Cloward’s relatives who rush to be bedside.
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Fay Cloward
Thema
Clck
Rgby Ideho
Ralph Jensen
Ucon Idaho
Cloward
Uuton Ideho Accormpan
Ted
Jensen
Miss Clark
Yellostone
Acon
Clark
Fdahd Falls Hospital
Amanda “Tchols
Irs Searle
Claward
Randlett School Bus Transport Deals Heard
A Randlett board meeting addressed bus routes and transportation for nearby communities. Discussions covered Davis and Independence petitions, high school transport plans, and cooperative routes with contractors to serve Randelltt, Leota, Fort Duchesne, and Uintah agencies.
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Independence
Fort Duccane
W.json
Bottle Hollow
Fort Duche
Indian Beach
Waron
Leonard Harris
J P Rasmussen
Randictt
Randlett
H. M . Tidwell
Uintah and Ouray Indian Agence
Bord
Leota
Fort Duchesne
Calvin Jorgerten
Questior
Uintah High School
Ranciett Jinten
Davis Naples Glines
Maeser
George A Silaugh
Jenten Davis
Nenes Gines
Asseser
Datis Naples
Gires
Maesert
Jensen
Ashies
Harold Ff Tidevitnr
Randett
Tah High
Aive
Folowa
D «Trict
Dindley
Bir
Dudley
Former UGIG Instructor Wins Idaho Position
Informant JO Stewart reports that Chas M Clenaux joins the University of Idaho as full time Professor of Forestry starting September 101. He will offer six required Junior course options in the poetry curriculum and previously taught at Utah State Agricultural College. He is a graduate of Penn State College of Forestry and has two years teaching at the Utah college.
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Informat
JO Stewart
Chas
M Clenaux
Uniersity of
Idaho
Pennasiva T1
Colege
Forestr
Gradye
University of Idaho
Utah State Aticultural College
Idaho College
Gereen
Genact
UBTC
Uintah County Organized to Relieve Unemployment
Wm E H Siddoway, unemployment relief chair in Uintah County, calls a Saturday meeting at 2:30 PM in the county courthouse to plan relief efforts for the coming winter. Officials discuss an iron water system for the city and the countywide road project aims to employ dozens of men across districts.
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EH Siddoway
Unemployment and Relief Committee
Uintah County
County Court House
Siddoway
Calder
R. Cooper
Cooper
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Open Relic Hall in Ashley Valley
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers held a notable program at the county courthouse lawn to celebrate the Relic Hall opening. Arch ie Johnson presented the hall to the organization on behalf of the county commission as Kate C Snow praised the group and Lulu Winn spoke on ancestral refinement and achievements. A banquet followed with yellow and sage green decorations and public hours set for Wednesdays.
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Court House Lawn
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Ashley Valley
Court House
Archie Johnson
County Commission
Kate C Snow
Salt Lake City
D Ufp
Lulu Winn
Vernal
Nature and Oratory Gift Examined in 19th Century Debate
A fragment discusses nature’s gift of oratory versus cultivated speech. It mentions Daniel Webster and Mark Antony as historical contrasts, notes the difficulty of eloquence lasting beyond performance, and reflects on structure and permanence of delivery.
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Mills
Pat Eclerce
Pat Seculptor
America
Daniel Webster
Trought
Ealing
Mark Anthony
Burke
Henry Weard
Peerher
Ingersoll
Phillipe Droks
Anne
Cettysburg
Ilajne
Fragmented Chronicle of Early French Monarchs and Food
A rough, garbled text recalls ancient French rulers and meals, naming figures like Conitlope and Gallen, with references to astronomy and religious figures. The passage appears as a disjointed historical garble from a transcription, lacking clear events or dates.
French Philosophy Teachings and Descartes Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Gonthier as a proponent linked to Descartes and French philosophy. It mentions a claim about inventing within ten years and references intellectual or culinary terms, with unclear connections and many garbled phrases.
Tenpting Dog Feeds on Smoked Herring Appetite Restored
In a tale from the Frockton Enterprise an owner seeks help for a dog refusing meals. An old dog owner suggests smoke of herring as a starter, yielding a strong appetite soon after. The method proved successful, with the dog eating smoked herring and other foods.
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Tre
Little
Frockton Enterprise
Endowed Church Bell Legacy Marks Eight Centuries
A fragmented report recalls a distant patron who funded perpetual bells at a church in a Worcestershire area. The tale notes an 800 year old lineage and a wealthy follower, whose endowment preserved chimes and religious rites for future generations, guiding worship and memory.
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Helle
Surya Velten Stowleavy
Fragmentary Text on Mosque Conversion and Descriptions
The readable passages discuss a renowned mosque once a Christian church, noting its conversion by the Turks and its status among world landmarks. Also mentioned are minarets added at outside corners and a critical aside about a future St Scoptia seen as disappointing.
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Igntsophia
St Scoptia
Automatic water bowls boost milk from dairy cows
Study shows dairy cows with constant access to pure drinking water produce more milk than those watered irregularly or at set hours. An automatic water bowl for each cow is the optimal water supply solution.
Electric range for sale with oven and two plates
Item offers an electric range including an oven and two hot plates. Price listed at 39.50 dollars. Contact phone number provided as 177. Asset appears to be a pet owner’s equipment ad.
Confined individuals stall dairy industry guidance found
Fragmentary OCR notes reference placement guidelines for dairy stalls, mentioning inches above floor for Jersey breeds and rigid positioning. Details are garbled but indicate standard stall height advice within dairy housing practices.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
Turkish Capital Famed for the Many Mosques
From the deck of an approaching ship the observer notes Istanbul’s skyline dominated by domes and minarets. Mosques rise on commanding sites, their domes and minarets creating a dignified Oriental cityscape that sets Istanbul apart from other great cities.
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de Touret
Istanbul
Jatanbul
Cairo
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof for Batty
Department of the Interior notice from the Salt Lake City land office states Marquis I Batty of Vernal Utah must prove up his homestead entry 1AS66S for sections in township 1 south range 23 east on September 3 1976 filing and witness list includes Clarence Freestone Arche Johnson Leonard Perry Alonzo McCartel all residents of Vernal Utah with publication dates August 6 and 31 and last date September 3 3
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Department of the Interior
A & ‘Land Office
Sol
Lace City
Utah
Justus F Stevens
Ranchett
South Range
Eart
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Vernal Utah
Fullin Lorin Warris Wallace Jensen
Bradley Cloward
Randlett
Tad Eli FP Taylor
Register
Sipt
Fourth District Court
State of
Uintah County
Edwin D Hatch Plaintif
John Ira Burton
Vernal
State of Utah
Uintah
Secion
Jemery Johnson
Umtah County
U 5 Land Office
Salt Lake City
Marquis I Batty
Range
Sats Lake
Feridian
Leon P Christenen
Nery Piblie
Clarence Freestone
Arche Johnson
Leonard Perry
Alonzo McCarteal
ELI F Taylor Register
Pirat
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