Alpine Stake Holds Quarterly Conference With Visiting Authorities
The Alpine Stake conducted its regular quarterly conference over Saturday and Sunday with visiting general authorities including Apostles Heber J. Grant and Lyrum M. Smith. Andrew Jenson Toree Cummings and Geo. I. Brimhall attended, and the Alpine Choir performed.
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Alpine Stake
Alpine
Heber J. Grant
Lyrum M. Smith
Andrew Jenson
Toree Cummings
Geo. I. Brimhall
U. of Perfvo
Pree SL
Chiptodn
Bishop Bergamin Fullner
Meber J
Crrantouvl Trewin M
Suith
Clarke
A.J. Evans
Alyrun M. Smith
Meher J. Groot
Walker
M. BE. Whitby
Organvel
Tiyrun M. Smith
Horace Cummidge
Geo. A. Brimbhall
Andrew Joysen
Leber J. Grant
Emma Lareou
Fleber J. Grant
Geo. IL
Beimhell
Press
J. Chipman
Midsummer sale at People's Co-op opens Monday
A midsummer sale at People's Co-op begins Monday with discounts on groceries and household goods. Shoppers can expect reduced prices, seasonal specials, and doorbuster offers throughout the event.
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People's Co-op
People’s Co-op
City Park July ball game pits married men against singles
Thursday afternoon a crowd watched a ball game at City Park between married and single men. The boys won 7 to 0 amid lively play. Following the game, bronco riding featured a rough but entertaining showcase with riders including Alex Hristofferson and Clyde Vox and Alex Clarixtensen winning by about eight inches.
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Bronce Ridding
Alexhristofferson
Vet Chey
Clyde Vox
Alex Clarixtensen
Marion Walker Robbed on Meath Termple Street
Marion Walker was attacked by two armed highwaymen early yesterday morning on Meath Termple Street. One robber demanded money and struck Walker, while the other took 845 from him after he was forced to surrender his valuables. Police were notified and provided a description of the suspects.
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Marion Walker
Hylef
Meath
Termple
Walker
Hies
Commandeos
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Lake Hin
Funeral of Emily Thones in Third Ward services
Funeral services for Emily Thorns were held at the Third Ward meeting house with Bishop Lewis presiding and the Third Ward Choir singing. A life sketch notes her 1843 birth in Monmouthshire, marriage in 1870, LDS membership in 1875, nine children, sixteen grandchildren, residence in Lehi and Eureka, death July 23 1907, age 64. Alfred Fox and others sang a duet. many carriages attended the burial at the cemetery.
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Emily Thorns
Third Ward
Lewis
Easily Jenkin Thorrues
Monmouehire
South Wales
Geo. Thorns
Liverpool
Gaglind
Lah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Lehi
Eureka
Emma Briggs
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Geo Thomas and Family
The family expresses gratitude to those who aided during illness and after the passing of their wife and mother. They acknowledge the kindness shown by friends and neighbors.
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Aod
Geo
Thomas
Lehi District School Census Counts Rise
The Lehi district census shows 1039 children aged 6 to 18, with 549 boys and 490 girls, an increase of 20 over last year. The census work for district Nor 12 was recently completed.
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Hove
Lotel
Local social notices and visits in Ogden area
Local residents report guests and family events including W H Vaughan visiting Salt Lake, births at area homes Sally Willes and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Fredrickson, a son at Mr and Mrs W W Dickersons, and injuries and recoveries from a ball game. Officials consider city marshal candidates Ed Fowler and notes on local visits by Dr W O Bennett and Mrs Marion Walker among others.
Boy Struck in Derby Buggy Runaway
Henry Lewis won of Bishop reported a buggy accident when one wheel failed and the horse spooked. The boy was thrown under the wagon and suffered a serious bruise. Mrs Ford endured days of nervous shock after the incident.
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Bishop
Henry Lewis
Ford
Reward Offered for Information on Damaged Fences
Eling M. Jones offers 215.00 reward to identify who is damaging his property especially at night near the fence south of the Relief Society Jet. The culprit is described as someone who enjoys destroying others property for fun. Mr Jones hopes the finder will come forward with what they know.
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Eling M. Jones
Relief Society
Mr. Jones
Ringling Brothers Circus in Salt Lake City
The Ringling Brothers Circus comes to Salt Lake City on Tuesday August 6 offering a new show with new performers and elaborate features. The company boasts a modern apparatus with over a million dollars invested in fresh acts as 12, men, women and children and 658 horses are billed for the grand event.
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Spectacular European Circus Acts Tour the World
The article highlights a touring circus with European acts and stars from Paris to Persia. It notes Mirze Golem troupe from Persia, with royal access, plus Daisy Hoping, the Marnello Marines, Matty Brothers, De Kacks, Bedinis, Holloway family, Jolin family, Kaun family, Belfonda, Chirks Brothers, Romeonis, Manguierite, Hansen, Noetzel family, and 800 other top talents performing across a grand program in a tent.
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Bedinis
Holloway
London
Jolin
Novial Ints
Waorlil
Kaun
Inpieyele Rile
Belfonda
Chirks Brothers
England
Romeonis
Naples
Manguierite and Hansen
Merlin
Noetzel
Dresden
On the Rise: Elephant Prices Climb in August
Ella K. Deweborn in Wonma's Home Companion notes rising costs as a full-grown elephant now costs at least two hundred dollars more than last year. The piece laments general price inflation pressing common folks toward scrimping while pondering the need for an elephant despite the expense.
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Ella K. Deweborn
Wonma
The Jealous One near a verse maker’s quip
A fragmentary quip from a verse maker mocks a rival’s style. The exchange mentions vague names and a debate over prose versus performance, hinting at satire and literary rivalry.
Yellow streak prompts rejection in a comic exchange
The Chicago Daily News quips about a character who admits something after revealing a yellow streak. Pear and Ethejas debate acceptance. the joke hinges on holes and a bold display.
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Chicago Daily News
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