Maeser News Recap of Socials and School Events
Fre Maeser notes a boy had tonsils and adenoids removed and is improving. Families hosted social visits including Perry and Colton engagements. a beehive program featured speakers and music. Geology students from Harvard departed Morgen Merkley meadow after a successful trip. Beehive girls hosted a children’s dance to raise funds.
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Dale
Charlies Maughan
Collett
Rolland Perry
Charles Colton
Archie Johnson
Theodore Johnson
Evelyn Hacking
Vera Johnson
Perry
Owen Hacking
Provo
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Joseph Hacking
Merle Allen
Herman Bingham
Lela Hall
Wil Thomas
Watson
Don B Colton
Mra Coon
Richard Jensen
Mamie H Hacking
Maeser
Ottie Murray Nye
Lizzie Carroll
Og Altonah
Phoebe Liteter
Brine Mansell
Arthur Maxwell
Fort Duchesne
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Morgen Merkley Meadow
East
Arch Allen
Dry Fork
Pearl Dudley
Larks
Brigham Lawn
MXA
Lorin McKee
Ray McKee
Tridel
Aire
Charles McConke
Mutual
George Slaugh
Ab Price
Faculty Creates Fund for Part Time Student Employment
Logan Utah State Agricultural College faculty and full time staff set up a fund to employ needy students part time. About 200 new positions to be created as salaries are reduced by contributors. A faculty committee will determine plan details and ensure aid goes to genuinely in need students.
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Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
Eschente
Henry Peterson
He Saxer
Tay
West
William Peterson
O Coales
Cost of College to the Less Looks Lower This Year
Dr H V Hoyt of Brigham Young University estimates college costs will be lower in the current year, with cash outlay near 15000 for many students who cook for themselves and rely on self-provisioning. Part time work may offset costs as wages remain stable. Also notes strong placement for music graduates and the strain on schools to hire full time music teachers amid budget cuts.
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H V Hoyt
College of Commerce
Brigham Youtg University
Hoyt
Brigham Young University
Hoytes
RYU
Provo City
bus+ rees
Hinghambburg Universty
Oak Lloyd
University
Limd
Lloyd
Government to Advance Funds to Feed Livestock During Winter
The United States Department of Agriculture will provide loans to needy livestock owners in Utah counties to cover feeding costs for cattle sheep and horses for up to six months. Loans may be up to 1000 per borrower with 6 percent interest, secured by a lien on owned livestock. County committees chaired by bankers and farmers will handle applications within ten days to two weeks. final decisions rest with government officials.
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Logan
William Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Ana
United States Department of Agriculture
Utah
Washington DC
Hyde
C W Warburton
Extension Service
the Department
West
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Himmselves
Peterson
Washington Defeat at Brandywine Remembered Night Letter to Congress
In September 1777 General Washington, exhausted after Brandywine, writes a report from Chester to Congress via aide Timothy Pickering. Howe moves on Philadelphia from Head of Elk, forcing Washington to choose between battle or surrender, leading to a stubborn fight to defend the capital.
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Howe
Washington
Chads Ford
Phiadelphia
Pickering
Congress
Chester
Chester Witli
Philadelphia
Brandywine
Timothy Pickering
Battle of
United States
George Washington
Head of Elk
Chesapeake
Battle Dispatch Notes Troops Behind Chester
The message reports troops assembling behind Chester with high spirits and hopes to compensate for earlier losses. Marquis Lafayette was wounded in the leg, General Woodford in the hand, other officers wounded, and several unnamed soldiers injured. The exact counts remain unclear.
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Chester
Marqusse Layfayette
Woodford
Life of Siney Lewis and family in Utah and Vernal era
Siney Lewis recalls an 1814 marriage to Elizabeth Coleman and a large family born across Holliday Midway Ashley Valley and Ashley Utah. He notes fires destroying home and crops, limited church activity, and steadfast LDS faith. Siney Lewis died November 23 1920 in Vernal, leaving a widow and three.
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Eiizabeth Coleman
England
Aaron
Holliday
Salt Lake County
Midway Wasate
Ashley Valley
Ashley
LD & Church
Vernal
Siney Lewis
Fragmented Pastime Trace Credited To Obscure Origins
A garbled excerpt traces a pastime's origin through scattered names and eras, mentioning Wisconsin and the mid centuries with partial, unclear references to contributors and locations. The readable bits hint at a historical development but lack coherent details.
Son and six daughters mourn the loss at burial
A brief obituary note records a man leaving behind his sons and six daughters, mourning his passing and noting family members gathered for the funeral. The item emphasizes the surviving children and the family’s response to the loss.
Water purification breakthrough using sand Airtian process
A new sand Airtian method for water purification removes 80 to 110 percent of bacteria. The process, introduced in the study, claims high efficiency and rapid treatment, with a noted removal range.
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