Utah News Flash A string of Utah deaths and local events
Mrs Katherine Burrows died at Schofield after a year in Utah since 1852 pneumonia. Oats price up 6 cents per hundred by Salt Lake City Flour and Grain Dealers. Several fatal accidents including Geo Davis killed crossing A Street Salt Lake City and Aamodt hit by freight train at Bingham Junction. Logan Thomas Smith Oregon Short Line yards fatal, John Sill age 10 at Warren Davis county death. Roy Merrill injured in Richmond fall from pole. Thomas Taylor Henefer shot by rabbit hunter. boy 14 helper sheep herder likely fatally hurt. W B Cameron killed in Mexican mining accident. A F E McKenna in Salt Lake attempted self harm. will recover. Henry Ereman Ogden jailed after threatening sweetheart. Brig ham City strain. Ogden dealers supply. Governor receives grapes and produce from St George farm. Olson Pros store Peterson Morgan County robbed $90 checks $110 cash taken. Lehi sugar factory wages raise to 4 to 5 per day. clerks in Salt Lake stores to get YMCA salesmanship school. Nephi National Bank of Nephi Utah authorized with 50000 capital. Whooping cough widespread state health board. West Bountiful plans rebuild $13000 meeting house after windstorm. Salt Lake to have telegraph voice reproduction and recording device factory. Western Pacific work near Salt Lake progressing. more labor needed. Summit wreck kills Eng Tobine Woleh. Dan Spencer and Jack McCarthy injured. Archie Gregory East Lake City shoots rifle accident kills 6 year old Kenneth. 6000 acres near Cod Fort to sow winter wheat as dry farming trial.
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A. Aamodt
Bingham Junction
Thomas Smith
Logan
Oregon
Thomas Taylor
Henefer
W. BR. Cameron
Sunnytide
Mexico
A. F E. McKenna
Salt Lake
Henry Ereman
Ogden
Ereman
County Fall
Peterson
Morgan County
Olson Pros
Buyiars
Lehi
Y.M.C. A
KH R Booth
J. 8
Ostler
T. A. Foote
C. H Grace
Lewis H. Hills
Nephi National Bank of
Nephi Utah
State Board of Health
West Bountiful
Global unrest and disasters sweep wide in early reports
The Sultan orders the arrest of Shereef Rouastaoui for preaching holy war in Cassa Blanca while London reports Japan preparing a battleship larger than the Dreadnought by 3000 tons. A fire destroys the First Unitarian church in Brookline Massachusetts and its annex. Pennsylvania railroad wage increases affect nearly 150000 workers.
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Shereef Rouastaoui
Cassa Blanca
London
Japan
First Unitarian Society of
Brookline
Mass
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pittsburg
Mining progress and deals across Nevada Utah Taylor Hills
Nevada Hills ore sale boosts stock by 45 cents per share. Jennie mine in Goldsprings shows fine ore in 70 foot ledge. Nine Utah mining companies paid October dividends, led by United States company at 566,620. Ramsay Comstock min ing reports bonanza on Clark dyke. Copper Glance to be reorganized. Powhattan group sold for 50,000 dollars. New claims and milling projects reported in Yerington, Beaver, and Cobalt districts. Ground breaking at Hagen for ore sampling mill. royalties and new holdings cited across multiple camps.
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Utah
United States Company
Hagen
Nev
Mint
3Nd
Denver
Philadelphia
Copper Glance Company
Bingham
A. H. Mayne
Ramsay-Comstock Mining Company
Clark Dyke
Ramsay
Nevada
Northwest notes of tonopah fights and regional perils
W 8 Johnson seeks Gans Hermann bout for Tonopah as $10,000 is reportedly raised. Tacoma raises $150,000 in 30 days for a Y M C A. Seattle plans a 14 story theater with Howe Bite and Hana Peterson. Union Pacific trains collide near Ridge Wyoming. no injuries. Buffalo Pill party near Cody reports hunting success. Wisconsin crew deaths in Seattle from drunken riot. Barker siege ends with four killed in Kennewick. Henry Phillips of Butte commits suicide after illness. Oregon pioneer Mille injured by buckshot. Gans Hermann agrees to a New Year fight in Cincinnati with $20,000 purse. John Welch shot near Hawthorne. Hale claims accident. Reclamation fund details and state contributions. Breyfogle mine rumors in California/Nevada. Chinese consul removal pressure in Portland. Nevada race deaths question horse lineages. Coeur d’Alene accident wounds Mrs. Bagate. Priest Terrence Clark suffers fainting spell. Frank Warner jailed 16 years for Spokane robbery.
Handy Bag Holder Makes Filling Grain Bags Easy
Simple farm device described to reduce strain when filling grain or vegetables. A six by six post sits near the barn, with two wood arms and hooks to hold bag openings. A cord and extra hooks lift the front of the bag, letting the bottom rest on the floor during filling.
Building Good Roads
Discussion on improving highways grows nationwide with ideas from Missouri Governor Folk to use dram shop license funds for road building. Convict labor is praised as a fast, low-cost method, already common in southern states, boosting road quality and nearby land values. Wetter roads may also bridge rural and urban life, expanding city access and benefits.
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Missouri
Folk
Lfe
Farm Notes on Hog Breeding and Management
Pow dinewses are indications of incorrect management. Removal of the cause prevents recurrence of the effect. Proper care is the best preventive known and costs nothing to apply. Tuberculosis is often caused by damp quarters. keep the barn clean, dry, and well ventilated with pure drinking water. Cheshire hogs mature early, are a good size and bacon breed, valuable for crossing on rough hogs. Every farm should be an experiment station with the farmer as professor. conditions vary, be patient, observant, and adapt.
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P. P Southworth
Minnesota
Cheshire
Grass crops on the Randolph county farm note
A Randolph county Farmers Review correspondent notes grass is vital to farming, with one third of operations relying on grasses like timothy, red top, clover and bluegrass. Only modest hay and pasturage use, few new varieties grown, and calls for more stock, better manure, and feeding home-grown feed.
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Randolph County
Farmers Review
Saving Fodder for Farm Stock in the Field and Barn
Farmers undervalue well cured corn fodder especially when corn is cheap and fodder is scarce. Harvest timing matters as green stalks yield better feed for horses and cattle, reducing heaves and coughs. Large shocks of about 266 hills with binding and later tightening prevent toppling, and Christmas housing plus tidy husking optimize feeding and manure.
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Journal of Agriculture
Underground cellars methods of storage shown
The Montreal Herald notes two root cellar designs for storing fruit or vegetables. Construction costs are low, with digging as the main labor. A hillside offers a natural site while an open prairie setup can be fully underground with a rope or ladder access.
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The
Montreal Herald
Prairie
Proper allo construction determines silage quality
The text stresses exact allo construction to prevent air leaks and wall failure. Poor alignment or weak walls allows air ingress, causing silage spoilage and decay. It notes location, size, form, and method vary by locale and needs, guiding careful building for effective silage farming.
Never Mix Cider and Vinegar Advice From Farming
The text warns against mixing cider with vinegar and suggests grinding elder apples for elder products. It notes elder vinegar is usually workable and explains that adding sweet cider to old vinegar hinders sugar conversion to alcohol, yielding poor quality watery vinegar. It ends with a remark on opinions differing between individuals.
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Utah State News
Katherine Burrows
Schofield
Flour and Grain Dealers Association
Salt Lake City
Geo. B. Davis
Brigham City
Ogden Dealera
Southern Experiment Station
Agricultural College
St. George
Balt Lake
Western Pacific
Summit
Cal
Tobine Weleh
Dan Spencer
Jack McCarthy
Archie Gregory
East Lake City
Kenneth
Great Mountain Valley
Coda Fort
Mercur
Jule Keen
New York City
Samar
Suvago
John Wanamaker
Alex Walker
Brownsville
Atlanta
J. L. Heard
Havana
Mobile
Liverpool
Manthorn
William Schultz
Herman Christopher
Otto Breltzman
Milford
Wis
Bark River
Santoye
Ohio
Robert Dowd
Newark
N. J
William Scully
Lord” Scully
America
Washington
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Zunguru
Nigeria
Lake Tchad
Nat Hartnell
Katle Hourlhun
Nipomo
Santa Maria
Hartnell
Denver & Hio Grande
Servilleia
N. M
Augiatis Lambe
Russell, I T
Mr. G. McGee
Calytyere
Bage
Hazel Cooper
Dorna
Hart and the Girl
Frances Kern
Broadway
New York
Advines
Falkland Islands
Leon Beaureau
Swansea
San Francisco
Port Stanley
Charles AB. Williams
Citixen's
Salem
Ind
William A
Nevada Hills
Jennie
Goldsprings
Iron County
Walker Indian
Rose Bud
Humboldt House
W. J. Rockridge
Ashe Partes
Red Rock
Cobalt
Ontario
McCornicks
Colonial Silver Company
Robert Ball
F. BR. S
Yerington
Lo BE
Beaver County
Progressive Mining Company
Marle
Don Maguire
Napoleon & Maghera
Sierra Madre Mountains
Goldfield
Nevada Hilla
Fairview
Tvo
Nevada Superior
Humboldt County
Big
Cottonwood Copper & Gold Mining Company
Northwest
W. 8. Johnson
Tonopah
Gans-Herman
Tacoma
Wash
J. P. Howe
Fred J. Bite
Hana Peterson
Seattle
Union Pacific
Ridge
Medicine Row
Wyo
Buffalo Pill
T. FE
Cody
Wisconsin
Kennewick
Robert Barker
Desperado
Barker
Prosser
Henry Phillips
Butte
Phillips
Bright
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
H. J. Mille of
Hubbard
Robert B. Lee
Joe Gans
Kid” Hermann
Chicago
Cincinnati
John Welch
Reno
Walker Lake
James Hale
Hawthorne
Thorne
Welch
Hale
Reclamation Service
National Reclamation Fund
North Dakota
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Idaho
Jefferson F. Howell
California
Howell
Hreyfogie
Man Hop
May Backhin
Rocky
F. W. Bagate
Coeur Valene
Eagate
Terrance Clark
Church of the Sacred Heart
Hiaminainegas
Frank Warner
Spokane
Warner
C. C. Hay
Silo
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