Utah County Teachers Hear Vial Co. Seminar in Provo
Regular session on November 20 in Provo featured Utahi County teachers with Dr. Talinge and Commissioner Lewis speaking on education. The discussants urged independent thought, improved teacher methods, and broader access to universal education, stressing the need to balance strict schooling with creative development.
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Vial Co
Provo
Christenten Presi Ting
Gillon
Monte
Supt
Talinge
Lewis
Tanwane
Ant
Ile
Commestonian
Deseret
Jalan
Cannes
Quay Proposes Substitute for Sugar Bill in Senate
In Washington on December 6 Senator Quay offered a substitute amendment to the pending sugar bill. The proposal would levy a new duty of 15 percent per pound on color graded sugars and discolored ingar, raise ad valorem duty to 40 percent, and repeal the current name, aiming to give the Senate a direct vote on trust protection.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Trimary Eall At City Hall A Thanksgiving Sale
Thanksgiving day event at city hall drew many attendees and raised 250 dollars for the organization. Various displays included art by Veter Tren praised for skill and promising future works. Credit is given to the ladies auxiliaries for their untiring welfare efforts.
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Houwwe
Veter Tren
Rawlins Arrival Stirs Washington Post Report
The Washington Post notes Delegate Rawlins arrived in the city and gives credit for Democratic defeat to the Samarian party. He cites Mormon vote impact as key to his own defeat and says Utah Constitutional Convention party balance remains in doubt with likely even divisions.
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Rawlins
City
Washington Post
Democrata
Samamnerial
Herald
Utah
Sugar Planters Protest Fight Trust Conspiracy
In New Orleans a meeting of the Sugar Planters Associations is called for tomorrow to protest a supposed conspiracy by the Sigur Trust to control the cigar crop of the state and force growers to sell only to the Trust on its terms.
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New Orleans
Sogne Vlantora’ Associations
Sigur ‘Trust
Tribune
Local listings note weekly events at ChetiL sugar factory area
Dramatic and varied events noted around ChetiL including a Jolly Old Chume appearance and Weber Co victory. upcoming Friday night promises more entertainment with diverse acts and plenty of variety for all.
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Suger
Chetil
Weber Co
Wil
New Salt Lake Board of Education Election Names
The Salt Lake board of education announces its members by precincts. First precinct lists R AMM Ru 4 J Thoms RB Leon. Second precinct J Weatertinid RB W F Qohan. Third precinct John EK Hanae D i ti Bywater D. Fourth precinct J B Toronto Pej M 8 Woolley D. Fifth precinct Charles Baldwin 1 Join BE Dooley R.
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Board of Education of
Salt Lake
First
R. Amm
J. Thoms
Leon Precinet
J. Weatertinid
W. F. Qohan
John EK. Hanae
Bywater
J. B
Toronto
Pej
Woolley
Charles Baldwin
BE. Dooley
Warwick Castle Narrative Weaves Avon Town Pages and War Era
A fragmented travel letter describes Warwick a charming English town on the Avon with tree-lined approaches and a grand castle. It recalls a massive fortification rebuilt after Danish sieges and notes towers walls and a hall with armor including a Parliamentarian sword.
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Warwick
Avon River
Chlch
Dolid Sam
Caerare
Lord Brooks
Svy
Hitchfiell
Sinte Roonin
Theother
Charles 1
Burnaley
Notice of Water Rights Filing in Dry Creek Utah County
The North Neneh Drigsting Company announces a water rights filing in Dry Creek and its tributaries in Utah County Utah for irrigation and supply purposes. The filing lists principals Vio Averin Pro A M Davie and others with dates and localities in Utah.
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Drigsting Company
Tie Lane
Utah
Wuainows
Lohi City
Utah County
Bik
Dry Creek
Sail Dry Creek
Vio Averin
Pro
A.M. Davie
Sor Hehi City
Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wins Highest Prize
The Chicago Tribune reports Price’s Cream Baking Powder awarded first prize diploma for leavening power quality and general excellence at the World’s Fair. Judges tested all entrants with expert witness Dr J W Wiley confirming the result.
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J. W. Wiley
Unter Linton
Agrionitan
Worthington
Wiley
Ameren
Local Child Suffering Ailment Seeks Recovery
A young patient suffered a severe feverish illness Saturday. Dr. Dogpe attended, eased pain, and the forward patient shows improvement, though the child remains weak and recovering. The report notes Wadeworth’s condition begins to improve.
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Wadeworth
Dogpe
Unclear text about local figures and events
Fragmentary OCR note mentions individuals and a meeting at a location with scattered names Brannan and Brasmuine. Details are unreadable, limiting coherent summary of event, date, or outcome.
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Utah County Teachers
Wolf Cadena
Corten Pond
Ansociation
Thie
Pwo
Quayenya
Hie Sehate
Repetitican Ladies
Lehiwet
Mallon
Arepuldican Club
Mary Ann Webb
Miva
Kou
Thome Pheeont
Hone
Trepallican Indies
Salt Lake School Board
Our Boys Abroad
Dear Raxwen
Atock
Lehi Teeigation Co
Sireneae
Mocalbent
John Worbhouse
Baty
Parr Drugs
Stwth Union Hotel
UNION
Divigeedet- Loki
American Fork City Roller, Mills
Eidtigee Fork
Charles Umbach
Guy Mall
Lkhi
UTAF
D. Hobbs
U. 8
Salt Lake City
Woodeor
Cabh
Ipiene
Wilton
Jocephasiti
M Canna
James Jaa
Clawsera
Peee
Cannon
George Reynolds Weber
Graml
Ce Ee Frondte
Lynam
Anton
Lend
Mian Tandy
Él Np
George Webb
Notary Public
Ayan
D. E. Ellingson
Malic Larstiva
Reeve
Toma
Bohl Bey
Berog
Sweeney
USA
Shiloh
Soll
T. J. Wailaworth
Rhe
Dr. Price
Eldredge
Eldredge Manufacturing CO
Selvidere
Paterieury
Mons
Fae
Paline
Raul
Aon
Magerion
Holter
Wwe Lee Weediy
Brasmuine
Bre
Chi Omnii Niling
Balcoo
T.r.cutler
Francis AnMsay Hong
Ole Ellingsor
T. R. Cutler
ID. Vines
J. B. Toronto
Francis Armstrong
Wy.Tarh
A. BE. Cummings
PW. Madsen
John Rua Winder
I’. Thad Powell
U. K. Trane
R. G.W. Depot
Lemi, Utah
Civitas
Broedbeal
Lehi
Dry Good & Shoe Department
Grocer Department
Broadbent & Son
Sunderland Heli Junction
K. Robinson
L. W. Brown
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