Ancient ruins near Vernal spark interest in Pueblo origins
Archaeologists led by Dr Scott study Uintah Basin sites from Green River to Nine Mile and Range Creek to uncover Pueblo origins. Residents Walter Be Atwood, H M Thadocil, and L Thorn contribute locally as the museum catalogs relics, cites preservation needs, and expects a detailed report next year.
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Uintah Basin
Vernal
Scott
Walter BE
Wilcow Creek
Range Creek
Minne Maude
Myton
Uintah River
Dry Fork
Ashley
Brush Creeks
Brown
L C¢ Thornes
Experts See No Future for Hemp Production
Hemp once a prestake crop in this country has dwindled in importance as the principal market shifted to cheaper imports. The demand remains surpassed by current sources, making hemp cultivation financially unattractive for farmers. Washington Star.
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India
Washington Star
Iguasen Falls Featured in World Magazine
The Iguasen falls of Iirazil are said to be the most wonderful to the world. The Wide World Magazine NR, Mallburton writes that half a mile away a vast mane of Valet seemed to flow forth from the scene.
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Iirazil
Mallburton
Eastern Spot Ehimeda and Japan Trade Opening
A historic East Japan coast encounter describes the 1830s to 1850s opening of Shimoda to American trade. Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry led ships to Shimoda with 300 men, delivering a message from the U S President. The event marked the first treaty between the United States and Japan and influenced diplomatic shifts before a major earthquake prompted changes in Shinmoda’s postings.
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Ehimeda
Iru Peninsula
Fuoure
Japan
Matthew Calbraith
United Staten Navy
Bay of Sigutai
Shimoda
Ameria
Americas
Yokohama
Pretty Indian Legend And Ambergris Treasure Tales
A historic note recounts a ritual where a maiden among Indian tribes sacrifices herself at Niagara Falls by canoe, while another chief joins to leap over the falls. It also details ambergris finds on Pacific shores and its valued uses in perfumery, noting whaling history and the rarity of the substance.
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Victoria
Iguasen
Eecndig
Oppreite
Eboge
Sertanale
Aml
Nothnes
Green Overcoat Pickpocket Tale Ends in Court
Eleanor recounts a crowded street incident where a bag is slipped from a green overcoat pocket. A pursuing pair clashes with a revealed thief and a police intervention leads to an arrest. Captain Lewin recognizes a saved comrade as the tale wraps with a grateful, amused ending.
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Stuartly Tabrel
Chartor
Aifety
Ferhan
Tennor
Green Terrace
Fleanor
Tohn Briiley
Joby Brailes
Ciptain Lewis Ton
Bla
Eleanor
Captain Lewin
Jane Faces Love Plot After Birthday Confession
Jane Musings on love and writes to Rodney Mapes while torn by her feelings for Jim Edgerton. A late afternoon paper offers blunt advice about unrequited love, prompting Jane to test making Jim jealous. A tense weekend unfolds as Jim hints at engagement while Jane confesses her true love for Rodney.
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Jom
Jane
Rodney
Jim
Ori
June
Jin
Tim
Roney
Lim
Ella
Belineka
Mtec
Norte
Ornhblds
Joe
Newiney
Kradney
The Kiwi Bird Declines in New Zealand
The kiwi once plentiful in New Zealand is now rare in unfrequented habitats. It features wings but cannot fly due to disuse, and its eggs weighed about thirteen ounces each, described as harmless in the passage.
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New Zealand
Twigs Bent Children Learn to Judge Right from Wrong
A fragment argues children should learn to judge eight and wrong and monitor their own acts as a highest level of grownup responsibility. Country [Tomal?]
Enrolled Youths in Old English Colleges
A fragmentary discussion on early university entry ages in England. It notes Milton entering at around 15 and other youths like Denim at 16, with reflections on when students should matriculate and the costs of maintaining sons and daughters. The text references Oxford and Cambridge, past and present scholars, and shifts in educational norms.
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Milton
St Paute Seloct
Cambridge
Kent
Oxford
le Reema
Tehavel
Dite
Pfleen
Sateen
Lars Keomes
Horser
Charels Verdh
Dontora
Selolare
Arel Blaiop
Canter
Dan
No We Wasnt Telling That One to the Wife
A fragmentary narrative describes a man with a new baby and a dog, recounting late night events around 11 PM. The speaker mentions offering an illustration of infant intelligence and a dog owned by Maggle, with a sleep-filled household and repeated late-night play.
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Bene
Wil Demani
Walla
Weil
Wes
Urett
Artful Temptations of Aine Ages Draw Visitors to Bruges and Ghent
The article highlights Bruges and Ghent as hubs for fine baliders art and historic motifs, noting toned bils, past victories, and enduring works that charm modern travelers. It mentions Cartl lon concerts in summer and venues like Tournal, with Bruges and Ghent belrita famed for flowers and bulbs rivaling Holland.
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Bruges
Ghent
Cummert
Vaitness Tournal
Holland
Four Ashley Valley Boy Scouts Receive Awards Night
Four Ashley Valley Boy Scout troops were honored at a Sunday awards night led by Commissioner Hugh W Colton and chairman Pontha Calder. Merit badges were presented to Troop 21 Maeser members David Ifall Clyde Hall Morris Caldwell Leo Hacking Neil Caldwell Howard Collett Wm Murray. Troop 233 Vernal Second Ward recipients included Rex Olson Henry Molditcam Laure Woods Don C Carter Kenneth Aycock Curton Pierson. Troop 233 Vernal First Ward honorees listed Arthur Nelson Quenton Hatch Paul Robert Frank Noel Neldon Calder Lloyd Calder Russell Gray Samuel Calder Lawrence Murray Harold Alexander Ton Olsen. Troop 233 Naples Ward recipients Wen del Johnson Arthur Merrell Morrig Cook Frank Gardiner Fay FE Nash Reed Gardiner.
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Napes
Hugh W Colton
Pontha Calder
Wallace Calder
Executive Flour
Maeser
David Ifall
Clyde Hall
Morris Caldwell
Leo Hacking
Neil Caldwell
Howard Collett
Wm. Murray
Vernal
Rex Olson
Henry Molditcam
Laure} Woods
Don C. Carter
Kenneth Aycock
Curton Pierson
Arthur Nelson Quenton
Fragmentary note on a medieval mine and a lady unlikely to be connected
A damaged fragment references a late medieval mining site and a woman named Ladee. The text is garbled, making a coherent event or location uncertain.
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J.C. Penney
Ge Department
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Penney
Iguasen Falls
Org of Wonders of the World
By Rose Bentley
By Jane Osborn
Rulney Mapes
Edgerton
Wits
Zim
al Ross
Pat
Los Angeles
Owen Joe
Charagn Re
Vaaare
Ashley Valley Boy Scouts
Ladee
S & Poro S
Calder
J. Woodard Henderson
Henderson
Red Planet Corner
Dr. Woodard Henderson
Camp Cabin No. 7
Red Planer
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