Ban Raised Strict Quarantine Adopted
At a Garland City Council special meeting on December 10 the ban on business was partially lifted allowing the Public Library and pool halls to open for purchase and play with restrictions. Masking would end and a strict quarantine policy would isolate cases and exposed persons for ten days, with released individuals masking seven days afterward. The column urges open commerce with strict quarantine and criticizes broad shutdowns, citing Black Death parallels and calling for real quarantine focused on the sick or exposed rather than all well people. The piece mirrors public debate and invites constructive discussion while condemning flaming rhetoric.
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Garland
Philip Wrigley
England
London
Board of Health
Salt Lake City
Notice to settle accounts by December 15 1918
All parties indebted to the Garland Belgain Horse Co will settle accounts on or before December 15 1918 or the accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.
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Garland Belgain Horse Co
War Work Report In Detail
War work report details 45 percent lead and 6.18 percent copper. Oil firms and shale plants face market constraints and pending actions. Governors, miners, and unions discuss production, public interest, and wartime to postwar policy. Mines report ore values, road bonds proposed, and livestock outlook forecasts. Teamsters decline to strike over Mooney, urging contract adherence.
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Rocky Mountain Oil O
Uncle Sam
First Judicial District Court terms fixed for 1919
Utah First Judicial District announces 1919 term dates for Box Elder Cache and Rich counties. Box Elder opens January 13 and other dates include March 10 May 12 and September 15. Cache counties holds February 8 April 12 August 9 and November 8. Rich County sessions begin January 15 May 14 and September 17. Court opens at 10 a.m. on each listed date.
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Utah
Box Elder
Cache County
Rich County
Justin D. Call
Utah Industry Review highlights mining and agriculture
December issue notes high grade lead silver ore at Eureka Copper Leaf mine and an Utah Sulphur Co plant to begin with seventy five tons daily capacity. Smithfield beet crop totals 22980 tons. European beet sugar output declines signaling need to protect American sugar industry. Carbon county coal mines show strong output with seven states using the coal. Utah canning season praised and Salt Lake to Salt Lake City to Beach line slated for electrification. Alta Consolidated reports ore sample values at 100 and 41 per ton.
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Virgin City
Winnemucca
Gem River
Park City
Bureau of Mines
Iieo
Cove Fort
Utah
No Red Cross Seals Sold This Year
The American Red Cross allocates 2 600 000 dollars for tuberculosis health work next year replacing the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals. Seals are not sold this season due to multiple drives, but 10 seals per leaflet are offered with join or rejoin. Utah Public Health Association shares the allocation, continuing support from seal sales.
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American Red Cross
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association of the
United States
Red Cross
War Council
Utah Public Health Association
Eureka-Ore Shipments Value Hit 160000 This Week
shipments for the week ending November 29th valued at 160000 dollars underline the normal business treatment of mining outputs. restaurants theatres grocery stores and farming face higher public utility rates due to this economic activity impacting municipal services.
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Eureka
Seely Wins School Board Seat in Precinct One Vote
Complete returns from precinct No 1 show A M Seely holding a 55 vote majority over W C Betteridge Jr in the recent school election. J W Hoopes replaces F W Fishburn on the Board of Education. Board members include P M Hansen Elwood John J Shumway Garland Jesse W Hoopes Brigham Thomas Wheatley Honeyville and A M Seely E P Horsley Clerk Brigham.
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Board of Education
A. M. Seely
W. C. Betteridge, Jr
J. W. Hoopes
F. W. Fishburn
P. M. Hansen
Elwood John J. Shumway
Garland Jesse W. Hoopes
Brigham Thomas Wheatley
Honeyville
E. P. Horsley
Brigham
Death of H K Igium Japanese Vet Surgeon Dies at 65
Japanese veterinary surgeon H K Igium who moved from Ogden a year ago died at home from senile gangrene and Bright's disease after four years of illness. He was 65, survived by a wife, no children. Funeral services were held Monday with interment in Garland City cemetery.
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H. K. Igium
Ogden
Bright
Garland City
Plaintiff Awarded Damages in Tremonton Case
Leonard Exskel bon vs Joseph Ransom moved from Justice J D Harris court to Justice John J Shumway on Tuesday. Atty A D McGuire and County Attorney LeRoy B Young represented the parties. Plaintiff sought damages for ejectment of household goods from the defendant’s premises. Numerous witnesses testified and the court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, awarding damages and costs. Some testimony was interesting and may be heard further.
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Leonard Exskelbon
Joseph Ransom
J. D. Harris
Tremonton
John J. Shumway
Atty
A. D. McGuire
LeRoy B. Young
Ter
Smith leaves $69 000 to five sons in will filing
Joseph F Smith Jr David A Smith Joseph R Smith Alvin F Smith and Willard R Smith named as executors in a Utah probate petition filed after the death of Joseph F Smith The estate valued at 96000 includes 22000 in real estate in Salt Lake and Washington Utah and Canada stocks bonds and cash totaling 46725.86 The will dated November 8 1918 was witnessed by Charles W Nibley Anthony Lund and John Wells Herald Rep
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Joseph F. Smith
District Court
David A. Smith
Joseph R. Smith
Alvin F. Smith
Willard R. Smith
Salt Lake
Washington
Utah
Canada
Charles W. Nibley
Anthony. Lund
John Wells
Herald Rep
Death of Mrs Hess After Childbirth in Fielding
Mrs. 5 W Hess of Fielding died Tuesday following childbirth and influenza. The remains were prepared for burial and shipped to Malad City Thursday for funeral services. she had no former residence there. A husband and three children survive.
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5. W. Hess
Fielding
Malad City
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Deseret Evening News
Zinc Smel
Republic
W. F. Jensen
Council of Defense
Kenilworth — Independent Coal & Coke Co
Murray—Cardiff
Salt Lake—Horn
Teamsters
Mooney
Hider County
United War Work Funds
Queto
Beaver Dam
Collington
East Garland
Deweyville
Harper Oo Ee
Howell
Il Crouse Creek
Promontory
Tlosetle
Owe Plymouth
First Judicial District Court
Frat Judicial District
State of
Utah Industrial Review
Pacific Coast
Hureka
Carbon County
Nevada
California
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Salton Beach
Alta Consolidated
H.K. Igium
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