City Council Reorganization Announces New Marshall and Police Continuity
Noon Monday saw old council members turn over city duties to the new board amid good spirits. Treasurer’s report showed 1077.99 in the treasury. Marshall Butt placed his star on new Marshall Mr East. John D Woodhouse named to continue as policeman. Retiring councilmen Bushman Broadbent and Recorder Ross depart with praise.
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Marshall Butt
East
Marshall
Austin
John D. Woodhouse
Woodhouse
Bushman
Broadbent
Recorder
Ross
Bats Eat Council
Trust versus The Farmers in Sugar War
The sugar war pits American beet farmers against Cuban sugar producers backed by the sugar trust. The article argues the trust profits from foreign raw materials and has no American interests, urging American farmers to resist being sacrificed for foreign greed and Cuban aims as Congress considers the issue after the holidays.
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Sugar Trust
Congress
Cuba
Debate Over Sugar Industry Sacrifice for Cuba
The piece questions why American sugar beet industry should be sacrificed for Cuba. It argues that Cuba’s freedom effort is noble but not worth harming a key U S industry. It compares canal plans, noting cost differences and suggesting a more economical Isthmian route.
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Cuba
Utah Press Association excursion postponed to California
Utah press association suspends its trip to California for a later date. Fort Collins Colorado appears poised for a new sugar factory within the year with an estimated 5 000 acres of beets contracted. A Kentucky inventor Mr Stubblefield claims to have invented a wireless telephone. The Chinese minister questions American missionary policy. Senator Kearns supported a timely resolution to safeguard the leasing of United Mineral Lands. Tom is noted for timely action. Utah merits his U S Senate seat alignment.
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Utah Press Association
Hias
California
Fort Collins
Colo,ado
Kentucky
Mr. Stubblefield
Senator Kearns
Tom
Utah
U. S. Senate
Unnamed Pennsylvania Editor’s Son Discovered at Church
The young son of a Pennsylvania editor was found by his mother while distributing circus posters in a church pew. He followed her to church as Catholic worshippers filled the pews, and his late sister planned to attend the circus the following day, crossing liturgical lines in the process.
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Pennssylvania
Notice of Land Office selection and protest period
Notice from United States Land Office instructs that the state has filed a case under Section 12 of the Act of Congress. It lists tracts for selection and official action at Washington. Those contesting the selection must present protests as evidence. the registration details include names and locations of lands and the official to contact.
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United States Land Office
Ahia
Lnomida
Maintennier
Congrow
Washington
Frye
Frank DO
Molhe
Teogister, Co. A
Faded Public Notice From Seabee of Titel Han
Fragmented text details a damaged public notice involving election actions, dates, and authorities. The legible portions reference Washington and a title unclear, with scattered dates and names. The piece mentions enforcement and protection of rights, with no coherent sequence.
Lehi City Ordinance Amends Rev The Revised Ordinance
An ordinance amends sections of the Lehi City Revised Ordinances of 1893 to remove dated provisions and replace with updated text. It includes enactment details, publication timing, and official certification by the mayor and city recorder. The notice cites publication date November 20, 1901 and references to the mayor George Austin. The city recorder signs the correct copy of the ordinance ending sections 45 52 66 67 74 04 668 and BA.
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Lehi City
tUwalty
Diwanbern
George Austin
City Recorder
Lehi
Notice of land sale and mineral claim protest period
The States Land Office of East Lake City Utah lists lands sold under an 1804 act for irrigation with permanent reservoir, detailing tracts in township 3 north range 4 west including mineral claims. Descriptive numbers posted for inspection invite protests within sixty days to contest mineral value versus agricultural use. failure to protest means approval. Frank D. Hobbs Receiver. First publication due June 8.
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States Land Office
East Lake City
Utah
Congress
Doll Nist Co
General Land Office
Washington, D.C
Frank D. Hobbe Rugater
Ged A. Smith
Sore throat warning and home remedies from Lehi ad
An old Lehi advertisement urges immediate care for throat trouble and promotes a Niphtheria Remedy as a top home remedy. It notes prevention against throat illness and claims the prescription department in Lehi is the best, with T. J. Wadsworth on Main Street listed as contact.
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Ira
Lehi
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Oath Date 1886
Oath filed by Prank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio, offering one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes sworn testimony of December 6 1886 before notary Izay A. W. Gleason Rotary Public. Also mentions Hall's Pills and a herbal drink Moki Tea claiming cures for various ailments.
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Touene
Lucas County
Prank
J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Doling Boalh
Toledo
Eaid
Hall
Acta
Trea
Pee & Co
Loledo
Chan Hall
A Good Recommendation for a Digestive Remedy
A promotional note extols a medicine sold by J. J. Weber of Cascade Iowa. It claims repeat use by satisfied customers and urges readers to try it for daily discomfort after meals, bad taste, loss of appetite, or constipation, promising prompt relief.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Weber
Cascade Iowa
Unclear Fragment Prompts No Clear News Item
Fragmentary text appears as an OCR error with no identifiable people places or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Lands Selected for Deaf and Dumb Asylum Claims
Halt Lake City Utah October 4 1001 notice lists lands chosen under a July 1804 act for Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Tracts lie in township with mineral claims. list posted for inspection. Protest window sixty days with grounds of agricultural use. non mineral proof required for final approval. Frank D Hobbs Register Geo A Smith Receiver. First publication October 14
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United States Land Office
Lake City
Utah
Anid Liet
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Frank D, Hobbs
Register
Lecture Program Recitation Evening at 7 80
Sunday program by M I A includes recitation and song. Participants include Anderson Lapaacaen Evelyn Winn, John T Roberts, Alpha Gray, Badia Stoddart, and others. Attendance urged and description of Samoan events noted.
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Anderson Lapaacaen
Evelyn Winn
John T. Roberts
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