Reminiscence notes from Vernal and district era 1899
Almanac like roundup lists weddings births and local events from Vernal Salt Lake and surrounding areas. Highlights include Alfred Powell and Miss Hopwood wed in Bali Lake. new bridges and smelters under construction. multiple births. frost and heat notes. mission release for Elder Workman. crops and honey fame. plaques of car orders and rail route updates. community club projects and social events. Names include Alfred Powell Miss Hopwood John Abplanipal Bronte Reuben Collett Isabrand Sander and George Slaugh among others.
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Alfred Powell
Vernal 4
Hopwood
Leeds
England
Bali
Lake
Duchesne River
Fort Duchesne
John Abplanaip Bronte
Joseph
Atmer Fuchens
Alonzo Haws
John A Workmart
Texas
Lewis Allen
Reuben Collett
Im Jensen
Dyer
N E Miller
California
George R Goodrich
United States Marines
France
Central School
Thomas Wilkerson
Artie Roberts
Vernal
Helper
Lybbert
Boys and
Isabrand Sander
Penyart
Co Op
Willems & Op
Brust Creek
Ailey Bartlett
Sunshines
Ivan Perry
Mision Uintah
Herold E Hullinger Dace
Jabor
Verbal Notice of Local Visits and School Preparations in Vernal Area
A list of visitors and residents from Vernal and Duchesne areas appears, detailing families and individuals such as Mrs Nelle Merkley and Miss Wardle visiting at DeVere Ross’s home, preparations for school start, and summer community gatherings. The notes mention relatives and guests from Provo, Dry Fork canyon, and Salt Lake, with social visits, teaching arrangements, and household projects noted for the coming term.
Community Notes From Bruffdle And Nearby Areas
Last week visitors included Ceal el Glines and George Miller family with Myrtle Erekson. The MIA Fall social is Sept 12 hosted by Leon Gulley’s family. Births, parties, campouts, and school opening updates feature residents from Bruffdle, Lapoint, and nearby towns, with guests from Bat Lake and Salt Lake City.
Primary Homecoming Week Social Notes
The column lists local residents and visitors including Sarah B Bingham and Siddoway Mrs Venice Coltharp moving to Flangety for winter with her husband employed Mrs Cotharpe formerly Miss Ven ce Smith B W Johnson at Eacy Jen king took a trip to Roosevelt on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Lari Jackson of Los Angeles visiting with Mr Jackson's parents Mr and Mrs Dige Jackson Nora Moore of Salt Lake and Nellie Johnson of Los Angeles visited with sister Mrs Lige Jackson Horace Leland and Kenneth Gillman of Pratt Beth were callers at Mrs Earl Gurrs Sunday George Gurr and daughters returned from a tour of Utah Idaho and Montana last week they drove 1700 miles Lorn Willams brought in land peaches from Provo the first of the week Mr and Mrs Ban Jackson moved from Brush Creek to enroll their children in school.
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George Miller
Bruffdle
Donna
Dorothy Perry
Canal Bank
Perry Home
Laura McKeachnie
Joelle Johnson
Barbara Jenkins
Doris Perry
Doris Hodgkinson
Mary Price
Lessa Rasmussen
Belya Perry
Leah Holfelt
Ed Hoeft
Ogden
Rulon
Chadwick
Mary Jo Chadwick
Marguerite Fisher
Bat Lake
Myrtle Erekson
The
South High
Salt Lake
University of Die
Pearl Richens
Idaho
Salt Lake City
James Faucett
Price
Sim Ross
Tom Timothy
Will Reid
Daughters of the Pioneers
Reid
Karren
Eugene Woodruff
Lloyd Glines
Woodruff
Utah
Martin Curtis
Melvin Burke
Enid Reid
Nathan Whetten
Vernal J
California
Conneticut Lessa
Grand Rasmussen of
Lapoint
Myron Perry
Maeser
Les Ite P Thacker
Eva Price
BYU
Naples
Sarah B Bingham
Siddoway
Venice Coltharp
Flangety
Cotharpe
Vence Smith
Johnson
Eacy Jenking
Roosevelt
Lari Jackson
Los Angeles
Jackson
Dige Jackson
Mirtle McKee
Milvale
Nora Moore
Nellie Johnson
Lige Jackson
Horace Leland
Kenneth Gillman
Prito Beth
Earl
Naples Primary Homecoming Program At Chapel
The Primary Homecoming program was held Wednesday at the chapel with Mrs J Wallsce Johnson in charge. Denad Gale left Monday for Mercur to work after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Luther Gale. Mrs John McKowen spent the week at Bennett aiding the bedside of her ill son-in-law Mr Burns McGowen. Asher Evans of Los Angeles plans a weeklong visit. Mr and Mrs John H Chapman and Madge Williams of Salt Lake visited the Gardner home. Bea gall girls graduated from the Primary into MIA. Lois Lubbert read, and a chorus performed. Miss Zola Anderson resumed teaching second grade at Naples school. Kenneth Lind had a tonsillectomy. Two one act plays were presented at the chapel Tuesday.
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J Wallsce Johnson
Denad Gale
Mercur
En Daya
Luther Gale
John McKowen
Bennett
Burns
McG Owen
Asher Evans
Los Angeles
John H Chapman
Madge Williams
Salt Lake
Lewis
Gardner
MIA
Arthur Man Swaring
Lois Lubbert
Beagall
Zola Anderson
Oak City
Naples
Kenneth Lind
Local notes and social visitors from the region
Mona residents Clark Newell and Fletcher of Junction resumed teaching in Naples. MIA winter play plans discussed. MTA fall social set for Sept 12. Owen Hullinger visited from Roosevelt. Mrs B Vere Wilson and baby head to Los Angeles for winter stay with husband employed there. Mart Merrel of Salt Lake City weekend visit. Zera Eaton of Shelley attends Ernest Eaton funeral. Bil Litster and Bernice Lubbert visit John Adams in Dry Fork. Dr F G Eskelson pastures 250 cattle in Luther Gale field.
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MIA
Clark Newell
Mona
Fila
Fletcher
Junction
Naples
MTA
Owen Hullinger
Roosevit
B. Vere Wilson
Los Angeles
Mart Merrel
Bait Lake
Zera Eaton
Shelley Idaho
Ernest
Bil Litster
Bernice Lubbert
John Adama
Dry Fork
F G Eskelson
Luther Gale
Tourist Seeks Live Dinosaur in Wyoming
An eastern tourist at Douglas asked three information clerks about spotting a large heavy long tailed creature. The attendants hesitated and finally admitted the beast could not be seen now, explaining the visitor was several million years too late to witness a Mye dinosaur.
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Douglas
Wys
Wyoming
Fife
Information Bureau
Richard Leavitt
Lowell Rymil
DeWaine Hoopman
Wyoming Highway
Leavitt Rymill
Hoopman
Costs of Power in U S Compared by Bureau
The general average cost of 4 kilowatt hour of electricity is higher in the United States from municipally owned plants than from private electric systems, according to the 1937 quinquennial census of the electric industry in the United States.
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United States
United
Census bureau reveals state power rates by type and provider
The report shows privately owned power plants charging 28 cents per kWh on average, with municipals at 24 cents. Private companies offered lower rates for farm residential service, about 31 cents, and 34 cents for non-farm, while municipal plants charged 25 cents and 44 cents respectively.
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Census Bureau
Revere
Raiso
A Prietty
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New York
Guilford
Madison Cort
Raymond E Baldwin
Tees
PSR
Kreth Wong
Fila Rae
Allen Merrill
Alta Loete
Lester Parser
Jasper Hewlett
Magna
P Ih Goodrich
Ros
Tridell Boteane
Loyd Merkles Tener
Nelle Merkley
Merkley
Clyde
Viol
Wardle
Duchesne
Aid
DeVere Ross
Forest Goodrich Ann
Oyval Feoyes
Supercer Squire
Jeane
Si Iire
Provo
Sailer
Ernest John
Grant
Esther Harvey
la Zette
Fila Mowrey
T Wha
Catherine Ross
Piva Kitelaa
Prarce
Hartlett
Atter
Iiield
Priday Barbath
Morrill
Lea Mae Kilcher
Inin
Ard
Ulla Mowrey
Henndy
Morrsa
Iépia Ross
Vela McKee
Wer Wartlett
Lari
Tedirr
Meir Mann
Wartlefe
Edina Rigby
Louise Tieehty
Bart Merkley
Reed McConke
Virtus McConkie
Dry Fork Canyon
Bari
Telequiz
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
Ceal el
Col F . Harrington
Davis
Ooi
Aoa
Becker
Campbell Distributing
Martin LO Campbell
Verna Ulab
W. W. Lewis
Optometrist
Dnys
Commercial
Funk
Myton
Plaza
Varnibie Stains
Acme Paint Shop
Esa
Usong
Jank
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