Missionary Letter From the Alpine Stake President
A courtesy publication of a missionary letter from W. E. Evans recounts fourteen months in the field, detailing assignments in Chattanooga, Virginia, Cincinnati, and the Middle States mission. The author notes opposition from locals, efforts in canvassing and teaching, religious debates with Baptists and Unitarians, and plans to preach publicly in warm weather if permitted by city officials.
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Alpine
Zion
Chattanooge
Virginia
Darrvant
Gal
Leon
Cincinnat
Ohio
Middle States
Sunil Toll
Onser
Rich
Bouck Obie
Cincinosti Aa
Cincinaat
Gil
W. E. Evans
Trustees Discuss Proposed One Mill Tax Increase
Twenty two trustees met at Parker School House in Provo to debate a proposed county tax levy increase. The meeting heard arguments for and against raising the district rate with a plan for one mill favored by some, while opponents warned against lowering district taxes and hurting smaller districts.
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Sarandiy
Parker
Prove
Tieten
Wink
Brown
Crown
Cunningham
American Fork
Commissionera
Spanish Fork Canyon
Hele
Eng
Acerne
Balen
Atinetec
Salum
Salem
Southwick
Springville
Pressnet
Spanish Fork
Grown
Wiley Port
Peter
Leger
Alpine
Cooningham
Kineleoof
Cunningharo
A Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With New Life Pills
M M Avatin of Winchester Tennessee aided his wife who suffered stomach and liver troubles. Doctors could not help, but Dy King’s New Life Pills brought immediate relief and eventual cure. Only 6c at all druggists.
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M. M. Avatin
Winchester
King
Pilla
Ahe
State Engineer Doremus Plans Irrigation Survey Work
State Engineer Doremus will begin preliminary hydrographic surveys on the Weber and Little Cottonwood rivers under the new irrigation law. He will map stream sources, determine water rights, and assess surplus water as the law requires, serving as supervisor of future works.
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Weber
Cottonwood
Doremus
Weber and
Little Gottonwood
Dame
Salt Lake Tribune Expands Press and Telegraph News
The Salt Lake Tribune introduces a new press and wider telegraphic news coverage, signaling a larger news sphere for the Daily and Sunday editions. The Semi-Weekly edition remains priced at 14 dollars per year, with sample rates and mail options noted.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Daily
Bundy
Intermountain
Aid
Sunday Tribune
Vartier
Imail
Tribune
Funeral Services For Salt Lake Laborer 8 W Beas
Funeral services were held at the deceased's Salt Lake residence last Sunday at 2 pm for 8 W Beas a longtime laborer. Attendees included Seymour B Young Hitler A W Carlson John R Winder and Bishops Watson and Eanney with Bishop Whitney reading a requested poem. Musical selections by the Pyper Whitney Patrick Spencer quartet accompanied by Teesley concluded with the dedicatory prayer at the grave.
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Serviers
W. Beas
Salt Lake
Norwich
Seymour B. Young
Hitler AW. Carlson
John R. Winder
Kilders John Nicholbson
John Henry Smith
Watson
Ogden
Eanney
Thirteenth Ward
Ench
Pyper, Whitney, Patrick and Spencer
Teesley
Empey
Water Fountains and Poultry Yard Practical Innovations
An article discusses several drinking fountain designs using different materials from earthware to galvanic iron, noting heat and cleaning issues and proposing a homemade crack and crock fountain for poultry yards. It also mentions managing blood streaks in eggs by adjusting hen feeding and cites Oshie Farmer and Dakota Field and Farm as sources.
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Wales
Opdipgry
Ohie
Dakota Field
Perf ct and permanent health with Hood's Suraaparila
The text promotes Hood's Suraaparila as a cure improving life and health through its blood cleansing effects. It emphasizes purity richness and lasting health benefits without providing verifiable details or medical claims.
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Hood
Bounty Law Debate Over Idaho Sugar Factory Near Idaho Falls
Idaho lawmakers debate a bounty on sugar from beets for 108 via a factory near Idaho Falls. Utah Sugar Co backed by Mormon interests seeks a $1 per pound bounty with half a cent for processed sugar, despite constitutional challenges.
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T (Hat
Danger Of Colds And Grip Prevented By Remedy
The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe effective preventive against pneumonia from colds and grip. It claims many users avoided pneumonia and that the remedy cures a cold or grip faster than other treatments. Sold by H. B. Merritien.
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Chamberlain
H. B. Merritien
One Hundred Dollars For Deafness Cure Claim
Advertisement claims deafness linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars from F J Cheney & Co and suggests Hall's Family Pills as best.
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Nall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tuledo
Hall
Location Noticed and Annual Labor Proof Offered
Location notices indicate annual labor proof offered at the office. The notice references sale details and required documentation for workers or contractors to establish labor claims and compliance with local regulations.
Severe grip cured by one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise ShorteyiNe New York reports a severe grip attack cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He claims one bottle stopped coughing at night and eased pain, noting remarkable relief after a second attack. Sold by H. Tl. Merrilew.
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Frank W. Perry
Enterprise
ShorteyiNe
N. Y
Mr. Grip
H. Tl. Merrilew
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Satten
Infante
Funeral Services
Peoples’ Co-op Inst
Goodwin
Idaho
Utah Sugar Company
Inho
Utah
Morton
Thabo
Clauze
Joseph Bath
Marmat Church
Acar Company
Ite
Yrlan
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