Utah News Highlights From Weber County to Carbon County
Weber county farmers plan to plant 4000 acres of sugar beets this season while Utah and western states expect no freight rate impact. A Grantsville fire destroys a residence. diphtheria closures affect schools and churches. Utah Sugar buys Sanpete & Sevier Sugar site. Syracuse Junction to host a large canning factory. Poisoned meat incidents at Lehi Junction. Edward Yard dies in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City's 61,602 population estimate questioned by Zion residents.
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Mining News Roundup From Utah Idaho Nevada Era
The Salt Lake mining exchange reports 230 506 shares traded with a value of 206 604 55. Mason Valley Mines at Yerington opened a new vein showing 11.8 percent copper. Raven Mining seeks authority to double capital from 500 000 to 1 000 000 shares. Jack Rabbit Springs Wyoming gears up a 126 acre five foot placer, gold at 50 cents per yard. Dennis Ryan of Horn Silver expands interests after selling for 5 000 000. Copper finds east of Monroe Utah spur development efforts. Ely Witch raise completed to 260 feet and water supply drilled. Koosharem Utah ore roots cited as rich discoveries. Pittsburg Silver Peak Consolidated advances 100 stamp mill with 250 miners. Welmer Mining reports 16.04 percent copper on 2711 67 for 45 tons. Salt Lake Mining Exchange warns brokers on commissions with escalating penalties. Seven Troughs Nevada Kindergarten claims show high grade ores near 2500 dollars per ton. Aura King mine east of Tuscarora reveals four feet wide gold bearing vein and a 20 inch high grade streak. Lustling camp Wonder Nevada brokers push to hold informal meetings and a Block exchange. Beaver County Utah New York Copper Company investigates lower levels. Guggenheim agents bid on Giroux stock around 5 8 for control. Guggenheims review Ely camp Nevada properties. Silver Peak Veleda expands as new ten stamp mill arrives. all machinery on site and stamps expected in nine days. Development work continues in various mines across the region.
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Widespread Disasters and Political Moves Reported
The news summary highlights multiple events including a German steamer Hern lost with 21 fatalities in the North Sea, Russia's evacuation of Manchuria, and a collision at Turvehiche Station killing 17 with 35 injured. It notes suffragists arrested in London, indictments at a Cleveland mental hospital, a mass marriage ordinance in Fort Dodge, and various political and social upheavals worldwide.
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Northwest Notes From The Far West Gleaned On March
Read large Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana briefs across politics storms. Notables include Eliza Routt death in Colorado and Edwarda Slack Wyoming pioneer. mining accidents in Carbon county and Butte. legislative actions in Colorado Montana Utah and Wyoming on mining labor river projects and taxation. arrests and reorganizations among unions plus railroad and streetcar developments in Helena and Butte.
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Seventh Utah Assembly Adjourns After 68 Day Session
The Seventh Utah General Assembly adjourned in Salt Lake City on Friday March 22 after a 68 day session eight days beyond the constitutional limit. Lawmakers did not adjourn earlier nor recess until the final day. During the session measures included Senate and House bills resolutions and memorials with multiple joint resolutions and petitions filed.
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Their Dire Predicament
A London letter reports a North Sea fisherman's trouble described to the Gorles ton vicar. The crew including the skipper and mate left for revelry on Christmas Eve with an accordion in the armack and a blazeted song, prompting the question of how to repair the mess under sea law.
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Delinquency Explained by Lord Dunmore in Howton Dinner
Lord Dunmore spoke at a Howton dinner about Mrs. Ryker Eddy and Mrs. Baker Eddy, praising her work though noting some misunderstand her. He recalled a regiment tale of a soldier named Donald dodging a bar, illustrating a point with a humorous mishearing about paying for a drink.
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Fresh air yields motherly thrift in country treasure haul
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a mother’s foresight seen gathering worn rails, switches, apples, and flowers among country treasures. The scene shifts to a deaconess asking for a pine cotton sheath as Mise Grows replies she found none and will bring more home next year.
Evolution Debate Shows Sudden Change in Daily Life
A dialogue contrasts belief in evolution with rapid personal progress shown by Mine Cayenne. The scientific man questions belief while Mine Cayenne affirms that centuries of natural history yield no more striking change than what a person can experience in a single day from curl papers to owning a gown.
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