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Show i 1 N School News Robert Rex has been in Salt Lake consulting specalists concerning his condition since his accident several weeks ago. t An Independent Newsnaoar Devoted To The Interests Of The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 19 Number 50 Randolph. Utah. Friday Jan. 17. 1947 f 1.50 Per Year In Advance Mr. Charles Rex had the misfortune to have a horse fall with him, breaking some small bones in his right foot. Mr. W. T, Rex was seriously bruised up Monday when he fell from a truck loaded with hay. , He was rendered until his brother J. O. Rex came to his rescue. Mrs. P. H. Rex is back in the school room teaching after a weeks illness. Mr. Maeser Rex returned to Oakland California where he is attending school. Miss iFlora Rex enjoyed a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Roscoe Andrews at the Andrews home Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Rachel Wilson returned to Randolph after spending the Christmas vacation in Los Angeles with her son and family. Mrs. Wilson went by airplane, but says the the good old train for her, air flying is not so good for her. Mrs. Bess Rex returned home Friday after spending a week in Salt Lake City with her mother and sister, Josephine who are ill. Mrs. Etta Peart is in Elvanston visiting Mrs. Dot. Marsh. THIRD GRADE Our teacher, Mrs. Rex is back in school.' Mrs. Wilson was our teacher while Mrs. Rex was ill. We have new English books and new social study books. If we lived in the city where there are fire alar boxes, we have learned what to do to put out a fire. We have learned how they make bread in a bakery. It was 27 below zero Wednesday Farrin and Pearl were very morning. late for school because the bus froze up. Marilyn Hatch FIFTH and, SJKTH GRADE Thursday, Mr. Raaehel Wilson came ad told us all about her trip to Calif or' nia. She gave us a shell from the Pacific Ocean. We all enjoyed her talk very much. Thursday we brought our dolls. Lou Dawn Wilsons and Charlene Rexs doll gave a play. The boys of the sixth and fifth grade played the seventh grade beys Friday. The boys enjoyed the game very much. Wallace" Kennedy "has been -- out of school. We hope he is back soon. We got a letter from the Glenwood School. They wat us to write about our county. We are very glad to write our beauty spots, county seat, and industries , This is our great Cenennial Tear in Utah. We found that Centennial re- - fers to 100 years Since the pioneers SiisiisnsiiiiiiHiiiiiitittiiliiaiililsiisiiSMtiiililiiSiisiiiiiiiiliiiiil SPOTLIGHTING UTAH came to Utah. I : PROBATE AND We have been talkg about some of I GUARDIANSHIP ? Little Known Historical our pioneer hisory, stories, songs, ect. Highlights. 1 NOTICES Charlene Rex 'Utahns have been made doubly conConsult clerk of district court or scious of their states scenic, cultural the respective signers for and historical attractions during Know The fifth graders are studying China 1 Your further Information. Utah Week in ancient tftnes. The students learned just concluded. that ancient Chinese gave much to Among the many things pointed out by 111111111111111)11111111111 itKilllliililllIlllllllllllllBHlllBiilUbill historical enthusiasts is that Utah was civilization. NOTICE TO CREDITORS discovered just 48 years after ColumThe Chinese were a very industrious bus discovered America. race of people. One of the greatest of Estate S. Robert In deceased. 1640, Captain Garcia Bradley, Lopez De things they made was the Grand Canal. Creditors will present claims with Cardenas, Spanish explorer looked into Itwas 600 miles long and made with few vouchers to the undersigned at 1311 Utah and was blocked in his attempt to simple tools. One of the many things they invented Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City enter the area at the south borders by was the compass. The compass that 1, Utah, on or before the 10th day of the great chasm of the Colorado river. 1947. He reported that the land north of the they made was a little man with his May, A.D. M. MONTGOMERY and Colorado was nothing but a desert. FRED arm pointing south. WALTER N. STILLMAN, In July, 1776, the same month and the The Chinese did very beauti ful emExecutors of the Estate of of the signing of the Declaration year broidery work on silk. Robert S. Bradley, deceased. of Father Escalante, a made Independence, useful chinaware They very noted was the secSpanish and pottery. missionary & Van Colt, Farnsworth ond man to discover white the territory They also invented paper and ink, and Attorneys for Executors. of Utah. Accompanied by books. Spanish solof Date first publication printed They painted beautiful diers and Indian guides, the party enthings. The Chinese people used a cal- Jauary 3, 1947. tered Utah east of the present town of ender. and then cut southwest adross Vernal the Chinese discovered They say NOTICE country to Utah Lake. Thrilled with beauty. the beauties of the valley, the Lake and Marilyn Kearl and Betty Norris LOST: Gold wrist watch, with leather the country in general, he proclaimed it strap with gold fastener. Reward. New Spain and hoped to be able to The fourth graders are studying about Farley Cornia. colonize the area with Spaniards. paragraphs. They found out that a parWhile the use of rubber boats came agraph is a group of sentences that Pioneer Train into prominence during the late war, tell about just one thing. In 1887 the Pennsylvania Railroad their use is not new, for 104 years ago, The pupils wanted to write paracompanys Pennsylvania Limited, John C. Fremont and Jim Bridger graphs of their own. Bryce Bell wrote placed in service between Chicago launched a rubber coat on Graet Salt the following: and New York, was the first train Lake and did considerable exploring. My father bought a new cow last fully equipped with electric lights. When the Pioneers first arrived m year. She ha a calf this year, it was Utah territory, a thriving slave trade a bull, but it died two days after it was in Indian women and children was beStoring Canned Fruits born. He was brown and white. ' and Mexicans. -- i When storing canned foods, do not ing cc-We bought my horse two years ago. the jars one on top of the oth- Following part of Escalantes original stack My mare had her colt a year ago.. It er or too close together, for the trail, Spanish slave traders entered was a brown colt. When it died it was seal may break and cause the food Utah and stole or purchased from their three weeks old. uf young Indian chil- to spoil. p LAKETOWN NEWS Dick Lamborn and son Richard, made a recent trip to Ogden to have the state road truck overhauled. Mrs. Lamborn and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawkins motored to Ogden the same day. The ladies remained there until Friday while Mr. Hawkins went on to Salt Lake to purchase equipment for the creamery. Holiday dinner guests of Mrs. Jos. A. Cheney of Logan were Mr. and Mrs. William Lamborn and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weston of Laketown. News was received by Mr. and Mrs. Willis E Kearl of the birth of an 8 pound, 4 ounce baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Dell Cook of Meadowville on Friday. Mrs. Cook, who was formerly Miss Jean Kearl and baby are at the Budge hospital in Logan. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price visited relatives in Logan last week. John Weston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weston of Meadowville, arrived home Saturday alfter having served in the Army of Occupation in Germany most of the time for the past ten months. He received his (Continued on L?st i i: 'J j dren and sold them in Mexico as slaves. Chief Walker, an intelligent and outstanding Ute Indian leader, a converted member of the LDS church set up business in southern Utah blocking the Spanish Trail and collected toll from the slave traders as they entered and left with the Inddian children tied to the backs of mules. 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