Cedarview Returns From Salt Lake Trip And Local News
R A Powell and daughter Ben-Iah returned from Salt Lake City after ten days away. Bishop Thomas Todd conducted business at Roosevelt on Monday. James Bacon, son of Florence Bacon, broke his leg Monday while driving to Roosevelt for gasoline. the horse kicked while he sat on the dash, and the leg was set in Roosevelt. A group from here attended the rodeo in Myton on Monday and Tuesday. Vivian Snyder visited friends and joined the dance at Tremonton Saturday night. Mr and Mrs George Roberts visited Vernal recently. Iona Lawson left Thursday for Bountiful Utah to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith of Montwell visited Friday. Mrs Florence Bacon and Mrs Etta Bacon shopped at Roosevelt Monday. Ella Andrews of Boenentt stayed with Vivian Snyder Sunday. A surprise party for Forrest Caldwell was held at the ward house Friday evening with games and dancing followed by refreshments. Clarence Caldwell left Thursday for Salt Lake City on business. Mark Russell traveled to Roosevelt for a day last week. Hazel Pope visited Roosevelt Thursday.
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R. A Powelll
Ben- Iah
Salt Lake City
Thomas Todd
Roosevelt
James Bacon
Florence Bacon
Og James
Ile
Myton
Vivian Snider
Tlenton
George Roberts
Vernal
Iona Lawson
Bountiful
Utah
Albert Smith
Montwell
Mra Etta
Bacon
Ella Andrews
Boenentt
Vivian Snyder
Ward House
Forrest Caldwell
Clarence Caldwell
Mark Russell
Hazel Pope
Mountain Dell Residents Note Family Visits And Fire Aftermath
Arza Adamins stayed with his parents on Sunday while a surprise party honored Mr. Fanny Massey and Dor Wall on Monday night. The family plans to leave soon after living at the Alexander ranch this summer. Don Adams inspected the saw mill machinery after a recent fire and found most remains usable. Birt Caldwell reported the loss of about 590 tons of hay a wheat stack and stock yard damage.
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Arza Adamins
Fanny Massey
Dor Wall
Alexander Ranch
Don Adams
Birt Caldwell
First Bonus Check Signed By Bureau
Washington Sept 4 The first check issued under the soldier bonus law was approved at the United States Veterans Bureau. The check goes to Felon Edward Lee of St Louis for 36 dollars. About one million bonus applications have been received by the War Department with 12 796 certified and sent to the bureau for adjustment compensation checks and certificates. After preparation checks and certificates will be mailed on dates fixed by the law. Insurance certificates will be mailed January 1 and cash checks March 1.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Edward Lee
St Louis
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Utah State Fair Grants Higher Live Stock Cash Awards
Figures from the Utah State Fair association show Utah offers higher live stock cash awards than any other major fair. A comparison was made with the Ist and the Ist of the American Royal Livestock Show of Kansas.
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State Fair
Utah State Fair Association
Utah
Ist
Kansas
Utah Fair Premiums Compared With Kansas City Show
The text compares Utahs annual fair with the Kansas City Royal Livestock show. It notes Utahs swine sheep and horse divisions offer premiums from six to ten dollars higher in some classes while cattle premiums favor Kansas City. It also mentions Utahs stall fees are lower than other exhibition centers and that rules for judging and exhibition are identical.
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Chicago
Utah
Exposition
Independent Progressive group endorses Utah candidates
The Independent Progressive state committee met in Salt Lake City to endorse state auditor candidates John E. Trelden and Hugh M. Woodward for superintendent of public instruction, and Democratic congressman candidate Frank Francis. George H. Dern for governor and A J Weber were also named.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John E. Trelden
Hugh M. Woodward
Frank Francis
George H. Dern
A. J. Weber
Progressive party weighing state race endorsements
The group discussed nominees for state supreme court and state treasurer John R Walker and Joseph Birle. They postponed a congressional endorsement in the Second district, decided Leatherwood and Waters do not meet Progressive requirements, and named three men to organize La Follette clubs across the state.
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State Supreme Court
John R. Walker
Joseph Birle
EO. Leatherwood
Jameosa H. Waters
la Follette
William Fowler
Salt Lake County
C T Stoney
Utah Work Plans Include Frank Luo Jenson Assignment
Article mentions southern Utah and Frank Luo Jenson who will work in central and eastern Utah, outlining regional distribution of personnel duties.
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Utah
Frank Luo Jenson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the body of catarrh and related deafness, noting over forty years of use and broad pharmacist sales.
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HALL
BK J. Cheney & Co
Tolads
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Baughman-Pefferle
Harriet Baughman
Thelma Pefferle
Miss Baughman
Petforle
Cedarview
Mountain Dell
Smah
Chol Hall
8Ain Rolfe
W Jr
Lyman Hall
Eaton Bros
Firestone
America
Wrigley
Wma
Alder
Palace
Chas. H. Davis
Uintah Basin
Myton, Roosevelt and
Occidental Seed CO
Clarence Johnson
G. L. Bryant
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