The Spring Floods at Marysvale Reservoir
News from Marysvale reports the lower Marysvale Reservoir dam north of town breached by Sevier River flood. Gates carried away shortly after noon lowering the water three feet. dam likely to collapse further, releasing about fourteen feet of water and threatening the Rio Grande Western track and right of way.
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Marysvale
Marysvale Reservoir Company
Here
Sevier
Nathan Hardy
Belnap
Line Jast
Hardy
Sevier Winyon
Rio Grande
War Fervor Spreads as National Guard Prepares for Call
In Salt Lake City and across cities, Li’s national guard shows willingness to deploy. Recruits rush to enlist as classes favor battle. The Herald reports varied impressions but a common belief that action is needed to vindicate the nation.
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Salt Lake City
Li's
National Guard
Cave Town
the Herald
Lady Sent On Mission From Deweyville
Miss Lettie Dewey, daughter of the late Bishop Dewey, is named as the first young lady from Deweyville to be called for a mission. She plans to depart for Great Britain at the end of the month as the church seeks capable women for singing and other mission work.
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Deweyville
Lettie Dewey
Dewey
Great Britain
Public Ownership of Railroads Debated in The New Time
An article in The New Time argues government ownership of major railroads is feasible for one dollar across the continent. Contributors include E G R Gordon W J Bryan George F Williams Governor Davis Beal Tillman and R T Paite Jr. Bryan endorses initiative and referendum as compatible with Jeffersonian principles.
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G R Gordon
Chicago
the New Time
W. J. Bryan
George F. Williams
Davia
Montana
Beal. Tillman
RT Paite
Bryan
Jefferson
Klondike boom Busts in Tacoma travel slump
Travel to Alaska has fallen off tremendously in Tacoma. Arrivals from eastern states are the lowest since December and steamships add to the Alaskan fleet while business is insufficient to warrant full sailings. The steamship Cleveland is tied at the sea wall and the Australia carried only 100 passengers. Freight is light. The drop is blamed on discouraging trail reports.
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Tacoma
Alaska
Cleveland
Warre
Australia
Seattle
Fler
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Featured as Fail-Safe Health Aid
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the largest selling cure noted for wonderful permanent effects and calls Hood's Pills the best family laxative and liver remedy.
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Hood
Spring Cleaving The Roaming Man Becomes Restless
The man’s family roams from place to place with a weary look. He drinks hopeful beer to brace courage and keep nerve. His home once dear now mockingly distant as he vents in profanity and frets like a lion in the den until his wife finishes housecleaning and he wanders back home.
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Gene
Denver Post
Utah senatorial race reflections stir Lehi Journal doubts
The Logan Journal notes uncertainty in Utah politics as the Lehi Basyar questions which party can deliver a winner in the coming senator race. The piece cites debate over a Moses figure rising to lead a mixed crowd out of confusion, warning against naming such a figure in political discourse.
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Utah
Lehi Basyar
Itadde
Moses
Existance
Brother Webb
X Moses
Logan Journal
Cooking School Brigade in Wartime Spirit
Washington Star notes a playful idea of a cooking school brigade as threats of war rise. The poem imagines brave Amazonian maids wielding baking powder to defend home front efforts.
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Washington Star
Stockholders Meeting For Big Four Consolidated Mining
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Big Four Consolidated Mining and Milling company will be held at the office of People's Co-op nat Lehi City Utah on Tuesday evening April 19 1908 at 7 p m. The purpose is to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact business as may legally come before it. 8 I Goodwin Secretary.
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Big Four Consolidated Mining and Milling Company
People's Co-op
Nat
Lehi City
Utah
I. Goodwix
Entertainment recital and piano tuner visit in Lehi
A Thursday night entertainment in Lehi featured Judge WL Arnold and N Perchers with the gramophone, proceeds donated to the missionary fund. Borchers, a renowned piano tuner linked with Steinway and Madame Patti, toured with D O Calder's Sons to showcase pianos and organs. An April opening of Uncompahgre lands was noted with bans on gilsonite and related substances.
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WL. Arnold
N. Perchers
Gramophone
Judge Arnold
The
Missionary Fund
Borchers
America
Steinways
United States
Croup Alarm Becomes Relief After Que Minute Cough Unne
A brassy cough of croup unsettles a household at night but relief follows after Que Minute Cough Unne is given. The remedy is described as safe and harmless for children. HH. B. Merri hew
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B. Merrihew
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A. A Peterson
Hyrum
Idaho
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Uieh
Lehi
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