Smallpox Quarantine Placed On Two Monroe Families
Utah State news reports two Monroe families placed under smallpox quarantine. Other items note fire destruction at Dr C O Dixon home in Kayaville, a bank takeover in Salt Lake City, and multiple local incidents including deaths, labor changes, and storm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bonneville
Peter Charland
Hawley
Balt Lake
Edward J. Willams
Balt Lake City
Nephi City
Parowan
Iron County
Utah
Nephi
Mira Nannie Tout
Ogden
John Cort
Mins Toutle
Banpete Valley
Salt Lake & Garfield Railway Company
Sterling
W. H. Bancroft
Oregon Short Line
Ogfen
John Gardner
Oscar Ellmore
Potter's Field
Gardner
Ellmore
Arthur Livingston
George Farr
John K. Salmon
Amelia Dudley
Salt Lake City
Cvapicion
James Rellip
Express Companion
Provo
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Multiple Fatalities and Incidents Reported Across Western States
West and Mountain states report numerous tragedies and incidents. John Kelly dies after a 25 foot fall at a Butte excavation. Oregon and Washington box makers discuss trade during Tacoma meeting. A Northern Pacific train collision near Lagan, Montana kills Conductor Worellin. A 16 year old Indian boy dies at a Wyoming sawmill after a large saw strikes him. A Spanish American War veteran, Patrick Green, found dead in a Butte woodshed. A man dies from a razor wound in Portland, and Nellie Doyle is killed in Portland in a throat slashing. The interior department seeks bids for water storage gates for Wyoming projects. A man named George Stewart shoots Nellie Doyle's alleged attacker in a separate incident. The Civil War youngest-soldier dispute leans toward Perry Ryan of Seattle. Eugene T. Wilson at Butte faces banking closure and insolvency proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Doyle
Portland
Henry Hoge
United States Regular Army
Oregon
Washington
Tacoma
Moquiam
Lander
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Billings Construction Company
Billings
Mont
Corbett Dam
Cody
Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank Report to Utah Secretary
The report from Lehi City, Utah, shows the bank's condition at close of business October 9, 1908. It lists assets including Loans and Discounts 246,186.63, Bond 156.00, Cash on Hand 606.04, and Total resources 929,807.97 with deposits of 124,876.69 and Savings Dept. 45,733.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Utah
Lehi Comimercia and Bavings Bank
Lehi City
County of
Utah
Loniness
Iron State
Ae Shere Si
Surrey
State of
John Vo Smirth
Johnny Smith
Unclear OCR fragment from People’s Co-op notice
Fragmentary text appears as a garbled notice or advert by People’s Co-op with unclear details about products or services and no coherent event or names to confirm. The readable lines reference salve or salve-related items and boxes, but lack concrete actions, dates, places, or involved entities.
Farmers Class Begins at Brigham Young University
The Farmers class opens Monday November 12 1906 at Brigham Young University Provo as part of the winter semester. Lectures cover farming fruit rating animal husbandry economics theology and more by noted professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Widtsoe
W. H. Homer
Cornell
Lewis A. Merrill
John ©. Swenson
Ieo. H. Brimball
Brigham Young University
Provo
Public Lands Notice list of Utah school lands and tracts
United States Land Office in Ball Lake City Utah issues notice that Utah has filed land lists under Section 6 of the Act of Congress for school lands. Described tracts include SE 24-88-2W and NW parts in sections 18 681 W and other state numbers. Copies posted for inspection by any interested party for sixty days from notice date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Innice
Ander
Heeats & K
Tate
Swiend
Kodol for Dyspepsia Promoted Amid Train Wreck References
An ad style notice promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia claiming it builds strength by aiding digestion. It references a tragic train wreck near Belleville and a wreck between Cleveland and Pittsburgh to illustrate hardship, then pivots to a sales pitch for the product at People's Trust Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Penney
Tina Aehe
Protests to Mineral vs Agricultural Land Claims Noted
Notices filed January 10, 1906 contest state claims to tract subdivisions on mineral versus agricultural grounds. Protests received will be reported to the General Land Office in Washington. Failure to appear or contest within the time specified will suggest non mineral character and allow selections to be approved. First published October 11, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Washington, D.C
Indemnity lands notice in Utah 1804 act selection
State of Utah will submit proof about mineral land status of selected tracts under the July 16 1804 act. Public notice requires all claimants or objectors to appear December 24 1948 at 10 o clock a m before the Register and Receiver to testify. Featuring AW NW Rec 12 Township 68 2 West LM State No 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
East Lake City
Utah
Congress
United States Surveyor- Genera Ae
Vin
AW NW
Township
West
Frank D
Horse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah State News
C. O. Dixon
Kayaville
Frank McDonald
Salt Lake
Oralck
Bull Lake
Utah National Bank
Samuel Ostler
Springville
Piate
Milford
Hiwlnowa
C. PF. Held
Dewap
Ward House
Woat Bountiful
Ward
Union Pacific
Eald
Tony Hanute
Alice Roach
Bingham
Misa
Roach
Heber C. Gailty
Kayeville
Howe
Northwest
John Kelly
Butte
Alexander P. McKillop
Otie
Jim O'Farre
Goldfield
Nevada
Bill Tanner
Frank Timlin
E. A. Flarndon
Rock River
North Platte
Charles Stith
George Stewart
Merry Quirk
C. J. Keating
Denver
Wintab Reservation
T Hems
Northern Pacific
Helena
Lagan
Worellin
Ross
Rose
Mra Winntle Wheeler
Brotherhood of Light
Arboles
Colo
Patrick Green
Jeng P. Kindeed
Clinton
Second Cavalry
Fort Bowie
Ariz
Auburn
Wash
Arthur Russell
Russell
Tom Maloney
Jack Maber
Maber
Maloney
Fred
Perry Ryan
Seattle
Iowa
Eugene T. Wilson
Aetna Banking & Trust Company
Resources
Boca
A.J. Evans
Biate
Thigey
Bialée
Lee
Tingey
Pitea
Ball Lake City
Jet Hood Meernew Teas
Oana Guidalupe
Vighy Buyes
Rowndaia N. M
Grettle River
San Siden Pao
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Wm. M. Roylance
Provo, Utah
Regietes
Lehi Mill and Elevator Company
THE
Lehi Mill and Elevator CO
Hammer Bros
Main Street
State Street
Buss
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