Porto Rican currency reform insights from K H Dillon
Government agent K H Dillon, who advised changing Porto Rico’s currency to US standards, returned to the United States. He spent about three months on the island and observed unrest as expected after radical changes, but found much of it exaggerated by opponents. He noted Puerto Ricans focus on tariffs less than the chaotic delays before law was settled and expect benefits from returned expenditures.
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K. H. Dillon
United States
America
Dillion
Porto Rico
Dillon
Congress
Rules for School Pupils Tightened by Trustees
The school trustees distribute rules and regulations for pupils urging parents to read and understand them. Violations include leaving grounds without permission, damaging property, vulgar language, tobacco use, and reading inappropriate material. Repeated violations may lead to expulsion and damages are charged to the parent or guardian.
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Gar
Best Raisers Turned Out at Saltahr Train Day
About 150 people from here took the cheap rates on Saturday to Saltahr. The crowd spread along the road and the Lehi train was loaded with passengers standing for seats. Many rode to Salt Lake, then Lagoon for the day, and returned in the evening to Saltair.
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Saltahr
Lehi
Salt Lake
Lagoon
Saltalr
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promotes Trial by Public
An advertisement urges readers to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from E. O. DeWitt & Co. It claims high merit and compares it to DeWitt products. Also notes travelers Barlow Furgerson and John Lehi praising Lehi and Saratoga Springs and a separate trip by Mr. Murdock and Mr. Farnworth to Oregon.
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E. O. DeWitt & Co
Ching
End Crane
DeWitt
Barlow Furgerson
East Lake
Murdock
Beet sugar factory near completion ready after September harvesting
The new beet sugar plant at this place is practically complete and will start operation after September. It slices 350 tons of beets daily with buildings prepared to double capacity. About 2,200 acres are planted for beets, and the Continental Sugar Co of Cleveland plans to expand operations.
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Continental Sugar Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Difference in Speeches By Bryan and Roosevelt at Chicago
On Labor Day in Chicago Mr. Bryan and Gov. Roosevelt addressed audiences from the same platform. The two talks differed greatly in tone and method, revealing distinct characters as each speaker aimed to stir the listeners.
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Mr. Bryan
Gov. Roosevelt
Chicago
Republicans name Utah state ticket at Provo convention
The Utah Republican convention at Provo nominated Heber M Welle for Governor James T Trummond for Secretary of State M A Breeden for Attorney General A Nelson for Superintendent of Public Instruction Joan D Dixon for Treasurer George Routherland for Representative George W Bartok for Supreme Court Justice J Murdock for Presidential Elector and Wealey K Walton and E Love as electors. Roosevelt visit slated. Democrats urged to field strong candidates. A Utah Democratic judicial convention met in Provo with Wedgwood winning district judge nomination after a ballot. Arthur Sewall dies at Small Point aged 60.
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Provo
Heber M. Welle
Jas. T Trummond
M. A Breeden
Atty
General
Supt. of Public Instruction
Nelson
Joan D. Dixon
Ub Con
Congtown
George Routherland
Salt Lake
George W. Bartok
J. Murdock
Beaver
Wealey K. Walton
Rich
E. Love
Utah
Eneoy
Democratic Party
Forth District Court
Conoy Court House
Ulaiah
Wasatch
Otto Fy Maulberg
William Boys
Heber City
Wasatch County
Hebert Tyzack
Uintah County
T. C. Creer
M A. Murdock
Samuel A. King
Smith and Anderson Wed at Salt Lake Temple
George A. Smith and Clara Anderson were married at the Salt Lake Temple yesterday. The Banner extends best wishes for a joyful and pleasant matrimony.
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George A. Smith
Clara Anderson
Salt Lake Temple
Watch Our Add Ladies Suits and Furs Arrival
Watch Our Add announces new arrivals of ladies suits skirts waists colarettes and furs to come. describes upcoming stock for customers and encourages attention to forthcoming shipments.
Health cures and tonics advertised amid mining news
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and German Syrup as cures for poor health and lung troubles, urging readers to seek these remedies through T. J. Wadsworth and noting their global promotion. A church aid shipment to Kansas soldiers includes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Nearby, Mercur mine managers report a new strike with sixteen ounces of oxidized ore valued at $4.00 per ton, signaling renewed mining activity.
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Kansas
DeWitt
de Witt
Con Mercur Glad
Mercur
Evans Sells Young Pigs At His Field Farm
Mr. Morgan Evans offers a number of young pigs for sale at his field location.
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Morgan Evans
Acker’s English Remedy Sold Nationwide with Guarantee
A testimonial from Commits Borway of Brooklyn endorses Acker’s English Remedy claiming it cured a severe throat and cough after a single bottle relieved symptoms. The company advertises the product as durable against temperature changes and offers a money back guarantee with bottle return options across the United States and Canada.
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Acker
Borway
Gold St
Brooklyn
N.Y
United States
Canada
W. H. Hooker , CO
New York
Wadaworth
Best Dining Gar Service and Related Health Claims
A garbled ad-like passage touts dining service and a buffet library smoker. It markets health tonics and cures for digestion and constipation, promoting Hood's Sarcaporine and Hood's Pills as remedies. It mentions doctors linking heat to disorders and claims various tonics purify blood and aid digestion.
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Fremont, Ohio
Cabsbtoria
Ane
Vermont
Roosevelt
Ogden
W.E. Rydalch
Daniel D
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Small Point
Sewall
Wacom Rcl
Icavondee Javentire
Baltimore, Md
Peoples
Ter Goods
Wee Sone
W. E. Racker
Peoples Co-op Institution
Qoschev
MINES
Ali
Aageo
M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Ave
Chamberlain
H. B. Merrilow
Kien
H. Merrilian
Aly
Hood
Kansas City
Ular Eti
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