Mountain Peace Conference Embraces League of Nations
Prominent figures led by Former President Taft address Salt Lake intermountain gathering urging a League of Nations. Speakers Morgenthau Lowell Brown and others discussed open diplomacy and collective security as delegates from Utah Idaho and Wyoming approve the league and commemorate Washington's birthday with a broad program at the Tabernacle Hotel Utah and university venues.
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Taft
Mountain Congrena
League
Willian Howant ‘Taft
United States
Salt Lake
Teague
Pewce
Morgenthas
Turkey
Charles St. Brown
Tule University
Riward A
University of Utah
A. 2. Burney
Utah State Fedration of Labor
Friday
Henry van Lyke
Netherlands
Echular Aud Morp
Halred Btaten
League of Native
Wilko
Deane
Germany
van Dyke
Nations
Vanty
Eiven Meinly Witeed Mopewhati
Wilson
League of Nations
Teagie
League of
de van Dyke
Congreseien
Grafton Wilton
League of Allons
Henitor J. Will Kuleht
Intermountain
John A. Widstoe
Farmers of Utah
Taft Wos
Utah
Cutler
Bamberger
Tutt
Henry van Dyke
Tabernace
Saruelay
Heber J. Grant
Hations
Doe
Vicief
Paris
Asw
Union of Nations
Lie
Aft
Ett. A. & Garvey
Cameahin Addres
Bilichemak
Tabernacle
Tub
Todaho
Wyoming
Charles J. Brown
Yale i University
Assembly Hall
Philip North Moore
National Council of Women of the United States
Levi Hogar Young
Brigham MH. Roberts
Tah Field Artillery
the Tabernacle
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard Uniaveralty
Thomas G. Chamberlain
Henry Morgenthau
Howard A. File
Fiiene
Patiana
Map North Moore
National Council of Women
Idaho
Charles BR. Brown
School of Religion
Yale University
Moore
Netherlanda
Hotel Utah
Arizona family stay on farm demonstrates powerful home work
A Western Arizona tale shows how a U S Department of Agriculture home demonstration agent helped a ranching family improve daily life. The wife learned time saving kitchen methods, upgraded their home, and the couple chose to stay on their irrigated farm, expanding the family and reshaping their outlook.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Aueh
United States
Arizona
Hawe
Bostess
Saxtern College
Shso
Aihol
Paina
When the Chickens Papped and the Border Desert Loss
A rural incident near California borders details a farmer who left his coyote-proof hen yard open while he prepared breakfast. All his chickens died from an attack and neglect is blamed, leaving the narrator in remorse over the poultry tragedy.
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California
Tollowa
Vines in France Fail to Benefit From Electric Rods
A French study by M. B. Courty reports that tall metal paragrebes or electric Niagara rods installed around the Gi ronde region do not protect vineyards from hail storms. The analysis notes hail events occur in patches and that storms bring little overall change in hail patterns despite rod erection.
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Gironde
France
M. B. Courty
University of Bordenuz
M. Courty
Hall
Reykjavik uses waste heat to bake bread at gas works
The Reykjavik city council opened a special bakery connected to gas works with modern machinery in a dedicated building. The project proves waste heat from gas works can be profitably used to bake bread, showing rapid output with three pound loaves fully baked in three hours.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Choose Your Path Over Friends For Personal Gain
Think of Yourself advises that success requires making enemies and choosing between self interest and friends. It argues that advancing may upset circles and tests whether principled, honest action is worth displeasing longtime allies for undeniable personal advancement.
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Tereat
Quill Pen to Fountain Ben Era Shifts in Tools
Fragmented reminiscence notes the shift from quill pens to modern writing aids like fountain pens typewriters and film. It hints at changing manners and romance tied to older writing habits while noting new devices gaining prominence.
Watch for Airquakes In Ancient Theory Revisited
An English astronomer proposed a theory that airquakes exist independently of earthquakes. He argued these atmospheric disturbances could explain meteorology and weather phenomena without relying on tectonic activity.
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Prom
Metoure
Atmom
Fragmented OCR Inked Note in Historical Record
A highly garbled OCR readout mentions strength of Gone and Oak with stray phrases about a still hone and holy ene. It includes misread words like Iain Abe tien and Hertel Soy, rendering the passage largely unclear yet preserving a few scattered names and terms from a historical page.
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Wilwam H. Taft
Annry Momgant
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Ataton Department of Homes
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BOYD_ PARK
Wemain
Salt Care City
Randall-Dodd Auto
Rodenel Haske
H.& E. Radiator & Welding Co
Edison Street
Salt Lake City