Deadly cyclone hits Arkansas towns killing several
A three mile wide cyclone passed north of Little Rock last night razing paths. At Little Red near Judson eight were killed in one house, an infant survived. An old man on a Painburra mountainside was blown away and killed. Hebra in Cleburne county reported two deaths. Many injured, homes scattered, and total fatalities feared to be large.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cleburne
White
Little Red
Judson
Painbura
Williams
Hebra
New Health Districts Created by County Court
County court divided the area into five health districts with officers named: Tarkinson-Logan Millville Providence College. McNally Hyrum Wellsville Mt Sterling Paradise Avon Mendon. Sparks Clarkston Newton Trenton Peterboro. Adamson Roer mond Smithfield Lewiston Zove Wheeler. A $25 aid was allowed to NP Miller on Bishop Larsen’s petition. Judge Smith and James Meikle gains use of former Supt. Thompson office. yw. Winn named road supervisor of Smithfield replacing resigned Robert Reed. Peterboro residents petitioned to split into two school districts. hearing set for Monday April 18. Court then adjourned.
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W. B. Tarkinson
Logan
Millville
Providence
College
John McNally
Hyrum
Wellsville
Mt. Sterling
Paradise
Avon
Mendon
William Sparks
Clarkston
Newton
Trenton
Peterboro
H. A. Adamson
Roermond
Smithfield
Lewiston
Zove
Wheeler
Tolstoy on Marriage and Shared Life Goals
The passage argues marriage brings happiness only when spouses share a common aim and walk together. It rejects the belief that life is a vale of tears or that youth health and riches ensure perpetual pleasure. Life is a place of service requiring sacrifice, not mere enjoyment.
Tolstoi Resurrection at Opera House Delivers Strong Lit Drama
The original American production of Tolstoy's Resurrection will be presented at the Opera House Saturday evening. Chas W Chase dramatizes the original Russian manuscript into a lifelike story with a strong cast, historically accurate environments, costumes, and properties.
New Jersey Academy to Close After Year of Prosperity
The New Jersey Academy will closing May 15 after a prosperous year. Principal M. Smith will end his tenure and relocate for health reasons. He was chosen as a delegate to the Presbyterian assembly in Los Angeles. Six pupils are slated to graduate: Margaret Jensen Mendon Claire Snyder Kay ville Christine Larsen Roy May Rigby Herbert Stoopes Logan Noble Stover Logan.
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New Jersey Academy
Princip M. Smith
Smith
Los Angeles
U O Store Improves Under Union Mercantile Boss
John V V Crawford of Union Mercantile oversees extensive upgrades at the U O store. A stairway to Eccles Howell hall is added, with dressing rooms lavatories and a gym for employees. Interior remodeling shifts doors to the center, promising a handsome convenient Mercantile institution for Howell and Crawford.
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John VV. Grawford
Union Mercantile Company
Eccles Howell Hall
Messrs
Howell and
Crawford
Local Marriage Notices Include Names and Locations
The notice lists multiple marriage entries with individuals such as Francis J Waters of Riverdale and Chloe Neeley, Edward Baer of Providence and Emma Kotler, Arthur Peterson of Hyrum and Selma Clawson, Ona Davenport of Hood River and Lucille Barber of Logan, Ezra Campbell of Providence and Lucy Pickett, Sinon Kohler of Providence and Rosa Meyers, and John Miles of Grover and Phoebe Hyde, among others. The fragmentary OCR presents these pairs with ages and places, indicating a period notice of nuptials across several states.
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Francis J. Waters
Riverdale
Chloe BE. Neeley
Edward Baer
Providence
Emma Kotler
Roosevelt Begins Restful Yellowstone Park Visit
President Roosevelt arrives at Ginnabar Montana and will rest for sixteen days in Yellowstone. He will largely avoid public duties and remain in close contact with Secretary Loeb, guiding a period of quiet study with John Burroughs and monitoring wildlife from secluded camps under Major Pitcher’s supervision.
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Ginnabar
Mont
Roosevelt
Yellowstone
Loebat Ciooaber
John Burroughs
Washington
Major Pitcher
Local Briefs and Notes From Logan City
Local Briefs mention Bert Merket in Moths and note job lots of shoes from Andersons. Wilkinson & Son tout wallpapers as best seen in the city. Advice to homestead or prove lands, meat market advertises wholesale and retail boiled meats with satisfaction guaranteed. Easter services at M. and Church with 11 am sermon and 7:30 pm Sunday school. Fossilized bird bill found while stonecutting on Roberts project. Cardon Burnham & Co promote wall paper line. A block of 50,000 treasury shares for sale.
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Wilkinson & Son
Stewart
Chicago Meatmarket
Local Notices and Advertisements Highlight Goods and Legal Action
Fragmented OCR shows varied items from Baker City Oregon era including shop ads for water filters and clothing, harness goods and saddles, and a court suit filed by Joseph Monson for 440 against John Christoferson. Also mentions actor Walter Percival in Shiblon and upcoming acts in Moths.
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Joseph Monson
First District Court
John Christoferson
Entertainments Move Through Logan With Busy Week
The ongoing program features Nigan's Ball in the opera house, The Mery Milkmaids by B. College students, and Tolstoi's Resurrection to close the week. A new stock company led by Thetcher plans a full week of shows next week, with Moths highlighted by a strong cast.
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Nigan
Count Tolstoi
Iran
Metropolitan
Something New
Logan
Opera House
Messrs
George
Guy Thetcher
Corlanton
Ethier
Johnson
Boyer
Percival
Merket
Cutler
Miss Due
Peers of the U M I A Meet April 12 1908
Notice announces a 10 a m gathering of the peers of the U M I A in their room at the tithing office building on Sunday April 12 1908. Named attendees include Mary L. Hendrickson Martha W. Carlisle and Leah D. Widtsoe.
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Mary L. Hendrickson
Martha W. Carlisle
Leah D. Widtsoe
Affrays and deaths mark Clarkston notes in April
Clarkston residents mourn the death of William Archibald at age three, leaving three wives and many children. Ex bishop John Jardine suffers tongue and larynx infection. locals hope for recovery. Townsman Alo Jensen buys a separator and plans to move to pasture. Archibald brothers contemplate store plans. Danielson Manufacturing contributes. Water disputes ease, John Godfrey buys 160 acre Hammond farm for 1200 dollars.
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Clarkston
Clarkson
William Archibald
Ularzston
John Jardine
Alo Jensen
Lis
Beater Gavosa.s
Isin
Deen Bo
Ile Danielson Manufacturing
Manuy
Lorin
Joseph Archibald
Ness Fatun
Richard Godfrey
John Godfrey
M.D. Hammond L.rm
Cache Ware Conference Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ward and Logan with irregular numbers and times. The text appears to catalog conference items or ward notes with cryptic references and dates, lacking clear events or outcomes to summarize precisely.
Consoiah M. I. A. Conference at Logan April 12
The Consoiah M. I. A. Conference of Cache State will be held at Logan on Sunday April 12. Officers meetings at Preston Block at 10 a.m. General meetings at tabernacle at 2 and 7:30 p.m. General invitation extended to all. B. PL Paint, Mary Hendrickson, Sups.
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Consoiah M. I. A
Cache Stote
Logan
Preston Block
Tabernacle
Ail. &. PL
Mary Hendrickson
Sup’s
Go to Isaac Smith With Your Eggs and Poultry
Isaac Smith pays cash for eggs and poultry, urging sellers to bring product directly to his location for immediate payment. The notice emphasizes prompt cash offers and a simple transaction channel for farmers with ready poultry and eggs.
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Isaac Smith
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Arkansas
Tolstoion
News of
N. J. Academy
U. O
Arthur F. Peterson
Selma M. Clawson
Ona R. Davenport
Hood River
Oregon
Lucille Barber
Ezra T. Campbell
A Lucy Pickett
Sinon Kohler
Rosa Meyers
John A. Miles
Grover
Wyo
Phoebe I, Hyde
Bert Merket
Bastel Fame
John B. Anderson
John Bench
South Main Street
Roberts
Heber K. Hansen
Cardon, Burnham & Co
Treasury
Sumpter District
We. S. Baird
Baker City
Walter Percival
Shiblon
Tey Newbold
A. H. Palmer's
First North Street
John H. Anderson
Joseph Tarbet
Fireman’s Hall
Arbuelita’s
H. G. Hayball
Center Street
Fister & Nielsen
Io Lofan
Cache Ware
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