Local visitors, deaths, and school opening notes
Mr and Mrs H C Burgass of Tridal visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Doman Wednesday evening. Charles Wyman of Wells Utah learned of his son in law George Sadiler s death in Burnt Fork Wyoming. Wyman and Jaber Taylor traveled to Wyoming for the funeral. Sadiler died September 18. The cause of death is not learned. Mr and Mrs Emil Lowe returned from the government saw mill and will reside in Wells for winter. School opened Monday with Thorn ton Richardson principal and Miss Pack al teachers. Do Hanson from Mt Emmons helps his son Lyndon Hanson move to the ranch for winter. Mr Fenn and family returned from Salt Lake City. George Baker s seven year old girl is ill with typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Burgass
Tridal
Thomas Doman
Charles Wyman
Wells
Utah
George Sadiler
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
Wyman
Jaber Taylor
Badifer
Emil Lowe
Thornton Richardson
Miss Pack
A Hanson
Mt. Emmons
Lyndon Hanson
Fenn
Salt Lake City
George Baker
Local Notes From Leeton and Nearby Towns
Visiting residents and locals trade stories as families gather. Mr Cloward of Duchesne visits children. Mr and Mrs Pond return to Denver after a visit with friends. Grandma Cumming stays with Mrs Mattle Allen's family at Whiterocks. Mr and Mrs White of Moreland visit. Parley H Lambert hosts his mother and brother from Kamas. Helen Ure and sons visit from Kamas for business. John ODriscoll of Hayden stops in. Joshua Haslem from Bennett handles Roosevelt business. Sam Snyder and wife host Pond guests at Fort Duchesne. Levere ODriscol plans winter in Moreland. Blanche Rasmussen studies at Roosevelt. a quip notes ministers marry more than judges divorce in Cook county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley H. Lambert
John Lambert
Kamas
Utah
Helen Ure
Victor
Bryant
John O'Driscoll
Hayden
Leeton
Joshua Haslem
Bennett
Roosevelt
Sam Snyder
Pond
Johnny Appleseed the Pacifist Scout of Ohio Frontier
The article compares Johnny Appleseed to Lewis Wetzel, noting he never killed and instead planted apple seeds across the Ohio frontier beginning in 1806. He carried a Bible, read to settlers, aided defense by warning of attacks during the War of 1812, and died in 1847 after a life fostering orchards and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wetzel
John Chapman
Johnny Appleseed
Chapman
Wetzel
Ohio Frontier
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Johnny
Ohio Country
Uve
Fort Wayne
Ind
District Court Dockets Reflect Five Day Term
District court progressed through five day session with multiple matters. Estates of Louis Garthe and William Cook addressed residue and sale orders granted. Civil matters included alimony in Fraughton case and foreclosure decree for Mulvey vs Collett. Numerous defaults and dismissals noted. Uintah Bank vs Curtis and other assignments show judgments and term continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Garthe
Ora Ea
Wiliam Cook
United States of America
Ana
Albert W. Fall
Frankling K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Efe, Motlem
Vivian Fraughton
Joseph H. Fraughton
J W. Cannam
Earl W. Cannam
Edward J. Young, Jr
Eff_le J. Young
Phiintiff
Jacobson
Coir Ponerinae
Benjamin P. Kally
Mi Sk. i . Whiterocks Jee Gmp Ny Y
Svater
Alma James Johnston
Fendant
Co. A,corporation
Val Wiliam
H. Bascom
Sam Cox Et al
L. A. Holdredge
Nettie J. Holdredge
Rebecc Justice
W. J. Justice
Charles Jenkins
G. H. Howell
Elden
Strewell-Patterson Hardware Company A Corporation
Yg Uintah Motor and Garage Company
Phillip van
L N. Meredith
Plaintif
Gray
Verbal festival in Vernal crowds attend Drtn9 concert
The article recounts a musical event in Vernal featuring a Shepard presented program with multiple acts and costumes. It praises the performance as a significant cultural treat for residents, noting audience enthusiasm and the event's educational value.
Fragmentary remark on mindset and kindness
A fragment notes opinions about mindset and the value of ignoring unkind statements. It suggests greater resolve and dismisses negative remarks while urging kindness.
Great Scout Lewis Wetzel Story From Elmo Short
Stories of Great Scouts recount Lewis Wetzel born 1752 in Virginia. He killed his first Indian at thirteen and became famed as a deadly scout called The Death Wind. Wetzel roamed Ohio and fought many tribes, earning both fear and imprisonment for his actions.
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Lewis Wetzel
Wetzel Wa
Virginia
Wheeling
W. Ya
Lewis
Indiana
Lawts
Wetzel
Indigh
Ohio
Evan
J . Wetzel
Hla
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