Priesthood Meeting and English Birthday Festivities
The Alpine Stake held its monthly priesthood meeting May 2 at the Arm Fork chapel with stake president A J Evans presiding. Elders discussed ordination duties, gospel testimony, and discipline while Stephen L Chipuran endorsed the discussions. An English birthday event at Rose School featured songs recitations dancing and ice cream with Mr John Fitton as master of ceremonies.
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Arm Fork
Rose School
Birthuaya
Mire
Joseph Kirklin
Joln Filton
Mistes
Annie Amd Kireabuth Shaw
Specelor
John Fitton
Two Dry Farming Experiment Farms Picked in Utah
A committee from the Agricultural College of Utah selects two sites for dry land experiment farms. One in Juab County near Nephi and the other in Cache or nearby county, chosen for soil and rainfall representativeness and proximity to rail access. Professors Wilitoe, Merill, and Whitmore travel from Salt Lake City to inspect additional locations and finalize the selection.
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Agrcultural College of
Ial
Utah
Jiualy
Tias County
Juab County
Nephi
Tron
Enge Binery
Srope
Logan
Cache Valley
J . Wilitoe
Utah Experiment Station
Lewin A. Merill
The
Agricultural College of Vinh
Mon
Googe A. Whitmore
Agricultural Colliege
Lake City
Centlemente
Authension
Igwr Mountain
John Griffith II in Macbeth at the premier stage
John Griffith II, acclaimed as a leading tragedian, stars in Macbeth drawing strong applause from audiences in every city. Critics hail his mastery and dramatic command as he headlines a major performance in this city on Monday May 11.
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John Girith
Jol Geiilith
Fanny
Pireyhained bin Ameron
Immense Debate Over Federal Aid for Public Roads
A discussion of Congress Brownlow's plan to create a Bureau of Public Roads within the Department of Agriculture. The proposal includes a nationwide system of cooperation for permanent road improvements with substantial appropriations and population-based distribution, plus concerns about delivery service and local impact. Several state conventions already favor the scheme as the coming trend in road building.
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Brownlow
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Regis
Totel
Unite
Rome
Berlin
Gor Roarke
Provo Court Hears Rio Gram Freight Car Case
In Fourth District Court Judge Uhilester presided over the Davis and Fred Flak trial for entering a Rio Gram freight car at Springville in January. Both were bound over after preliminary examination in February, escaped county jail, and were recaptured. Davis was returned to Oregon. the jury found them guilty, and the judge set the sentence, prompting strong remarks from the defendants.
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Cape
Wason
Davie
Uhilester
Davis
Fred Flak
Springville
Wrredel
Baly Lake
Trove
Jai
Tor Davin
Surgeon Hines Aids Badly Broken Leg In American Fork
Dr Ehlen and colleagues from Lehi and Pleasant Grove performed a major leg operation binding fractured bones with silver wire. The American Fork case drew praise for skill in medicine and surgery as the patient recovered after several critical procedures.
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Eghian
Die
Stevle
Lehi
Pul Cawsey
Pmlvasant Grove
Wang
Ehlen
American Park
Kablan
Merlin
Sierming
Thore
Ward Priesthood Meeting Briefing on Fines and Attendance
A Ward Priesthood meeting led by Henry Lewis of the finance committee reported several payments received in the past two years, while about 7,480 remains owed. Attendees were urged to collect debts and assist promisers across quorums. A.J. Bivens, Meahop Cutler, and A. Andenon offered guidance to strengthen unity and care for members. The meeting aimed to influence the brethren and promote attendance and stewardship.
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Arlesthiond
Henry Lewis
Thaance
Pros
A.J. Bivens
Meahop Cutler
Coun
Andenon
Ewin
Certificates issued for McKinley Memorial donations fundraiser
Fragments describe a limited run of certificates from the McKinley National Memorial Association intended for contributors to the fund. The text praises the design by Orton Whiles and a McKinley motif, while noting distribution through associations and committees to honor donors.
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Mostminster A.w.ows
McKinley National Memorial Association
Orton Whieles
Thila
Eriifon
Canton
Ohbo
Williams McKinley
Titnny & To
New York
Oort- Neates
Proper Diet Pleasing Prevents Colds and Pneumonia
A historic ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure preventive against pneumonia from colds. It claims thousands have used it without pneumonia cases and promotes the remedy as cures cold and flu symptoms, with Mrs. L. B. Merrihow recommending it.
Location Notices and Proof a Ninual Labor for Male
The notice indicates location related requirements and a proof process for male employees at the office. It outlines steps and expected documentation to meet policy standards. The item emphasizes compliance without detailing specific names or dates.
A Thoughtful Man Helps His Wife Heal With Pills
M. M. Austin of Winchester faced his wife’s severe stomach and liver trouble. After doctors failed, he tried Dr King’s New Life Pills and found quick relief, ending her dragging illness.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Dr. King
All She Saw Detective Report on Boggy Car Sightings
A detective notes a passerby account describing a couple seen driving past in a boggy area about an hour earlier. The woman wore a mohair and wool jacket with a plume skirt and a straw hat. her hair was in a pompadour.
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Mrs. Blank
Cure of Grip Told by Local Editor in New York Ad
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise Shortaville NY praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming one bottle cured a severe grip with immediate relief and night no longer coughing. He cites a teaspoonful easing coughing fits and sleep with less pain and duration, recommending it as effective. Sold by H. D. Merrihew.
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Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortaville
N. Y
Grip
Llad
H. DB. Merrihew
Tribune promises complete daily news at low cost
The Salt Lake Tribune offers daily issues with global coverage and affordable subscriptions. The Daily and Sunday Tribune cost nine cents per week or one dollar per month, delivered by carrier. the Semi-Weekly edition appears Tuesdays and Fridays for about a dollar fifty per year, with free sample copies.
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Salt Lake Tribune
la Latermountain News
Washington
Wnh
Globe
Daily
Sumlay Tribune
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