Paradise resident Ole M. Anderson killed in runaway
Ole M. Anderson, a Paradise resident and former justice of the peace, was killed Monday evening when his wagon ran away after he reportedly dropped the lines and was dragged by the horses. His body was found near the scene, and the accident caused the death of one of the horses. Anderson, born in Denmark and 42, left a wife and five children.
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Ole M. Anderson
Paradise
Rigby
Wegen
Henry Otte
Sheriff Rigby
Marshall Crockett
Lciquist
Scandinavia
Denmark
Moroni Benson
Hyrum
Utah
Hal Napper
Anderson
Fragmentary Lovin Inquiry Notes Unclear on Farmer’s Status
In Lovin yesterday officials pursued inquiries into an event but many details remain at home. One farmer’s status is not yet set, leaving essential questions unresolved.
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Lovin
Seco
Pickings From Puck at the Opera House
Willard Simms and his company offered a set of light sketches Monday evening. The show catered to fans of costumes and song with two standout bits Lucier's violin stunt and Simms chicken ranch. The performance was loud and life, drawing bachelors and citizens who attended as a social event.
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Willard Simms
Puck
Opera House
Lucier
Simm
Minstrels Great Success in Sixth Ward Meeting
The I. XL Minstrel company drew a crowded sixth ward audience Friday night with fresh jokes songs and two farces. New costumes and a cake walk featured Frank Shelton. A matinee was planned for this afternoon with admission 10 and 15 cents.
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I. XL. Minstrel
Sixth Ward
Ivan Wembors
Harry Beach, Sr
Sam Bene
Carl
John Peterson
Dixie Shelton
Wil Quinney
Peter Berntson
Orson
Petey Christensen
Howard Wilson
Bartley Cardon
Harry Béachi, Jr
Wilford Thorpe
Frank Shelton
Enrollment Booms at The A C in Winter Courses
Thirty one students enrolled in the winter course in mechanic arts, with total college enrollment reaching a record high of 520. Registrar Caine notes many girls in domestic arts. Professor Robinson spoke on the Monroe Doctrine, J S Mathias donated a golden eagle sculpture, and Professor Clarks leads an experiment on cattle feeding using sugar factory by products.
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Caine
Robinson
B. Y. College
J. S. Mathias
Providence
Clarks
Denver Troubles in General Assembly Hit by Guards
From Denver Colorado January 19 night two rival factions remain in tense conflict as the General Assembly meets under Gov Haggett and Senate President Adams. Eleven of seventeen election cases split Democrats and Republicans, altering control and prompting fears of further clashes as guards line the chambers.
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Denver
Colc
Orado
Haggett
Adams
Senate
Beacon Light Society Meeting at BYU College Chapel
The Beacon Light Society met at the Brigham Young College Chapel Tuesday Jan. Zobh at 8:80 p.m. The program included Musical Selection by Miss Jean Harris and an Educational lecture by Piet Mosliah Hall.
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Bexeca Light Society
Brigham Young College
Jean Harris
Piet
Mosliah Hall
Happenings In Hyrum and a Longtime Local Figure
A district school meeting in Hyrum featured student singing, an invocation, papers by Miss Rose Liljenquist, lectures by John W. Jenson on education, and a recital by Benedic tion N. Nielsen. Anders N. Transtrom died Jan 14 at over 90, born Jan 22 1812 in Crobri hemm Sweden, who came to Utah in 1888 and was famed as a tough local figure due to numerous injuries.
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James Jensen
Rose Liljenquist
Lucile Jénsen
John W. Jenson
F. Olson
Eludved
N. J. Nielsen
Anders N. Transtrom
Ciobrishemm
Sweden
Utah
Healed by Brass Fibers and Odd Remedies Farmer’s Reunion
The fragment describes a hard working farmer from Hyrum with extensive real estate who survived injuries using brass fibers to solder bones and unconventional remedies. The old folks of Hyrum will be entertained Thursday July 22 for a reunion by the Joca committee.
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Hyrum
Joca Committee
Local Briefs and Sales Announcements Hit Also Play Dates
Local briefs note Corianton seat sale for tomorrow and a play scheduled Friday and Saturday. Ads promote clothing at cost, 25c items, 25 percent discounts, real estate wants, and new baby carriages. Also mentions homestead opportunities and land inquiries with local agents.
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Corianton
Smallpox Outbreak Strikes Corinne Town
Corinne physicians faced twelve smallpox cases with two in critical condition. The illness began before Christmas, schools closed and buildings disinfected. Patients are quarantined and residents vaccinated as authorities control the outbreak.
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Becaus Corinne
Han
Cache Stake of Zion conference in Logan in January 1969
The regular quarterly conference of the Cache Stake of Zion will be held in the Logan tabernacle on Sunday and Monday January 25 and 26 1969. First session begins at 1 o clock a m with Joseph Morrell sane Smith W W Maughan State Presidency present.
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Cache Stake of Zion
Logan Tibernack
Joseph Morrell
Sane Smith
W. W. Maughan
Advertised Letters List Names Readers May Claim
A miscellaneous postal notice lists individuals including Mr D Abrahms, Miss Eliza Leishman, Miss Mattie Smith, Mrs C BE, Mrs Ella Wiegand, Mr Freddie, Miss My Johnston, Tom Johnson, and Mrs Ella Wiegand among others as letters awaiting pickup at the post office. The notice tags several others by initials and surname, indicating unclaimed correspondence and potential forwardings.
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D. Annes
D. Johnston My
Tom Johnson
Eliza Leishman
Mattie Smith
C. BE
Gloves and Mittens Quilt Sale by Cache Group
A local sale features gloves mittens quilts and blankets from Cache and Kitties Yori. The event highlights handmade items by community crafters including warm garments and cozy quilts. Proceeds support shelter programs and pet welfare efforts.
Smoot Elected Senator in Utah Legislature Vote
A special to The Nation from Salt Lake last evening announced Heed Smoot was elected Senator in the Utah legislature by the following vote.
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Salt Lake
Heed Smoot
Utah
Ogden Mills To Expand With Electric Light Plant
At 5 o'clock yesterday the Ogden Woolen Mills stockholders met at the mill office and elected A Hendrickson as president Peter Salt as vice president and JC Toning as secretary. The report showed a $10000 gain over last year and a ten per cent dividend was declared. Joseph Smith joined the officers as part of the mills. Plans call for extensive improvements including an electric light plant powered by the mills remaining horsepower to supply the city and factory.
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Ogden Woolen Mills Company
A. Hendrickson
Peter Salt
Joseph
Smith
Comny
Utah Light and Power Company
Grand Clearance Sale of Mens and Boys Clothing
Joseph Newbold announces a two week sale before stock taking offering mens and boys clothing and shoes at cost. Local shoppers urged to visit the store during the event.
It Pays to Buy Your Winter Woolex Goods
The notice promotes Woolex Goods at Cache Knitting Works as a winter supply source. It emphasizes value and dependable fabric goods for cold weather.
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Woolex
Cache Knitting Works
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H. A. Pederson & Co
Logan Dry Goods Co
Alexander
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Wellsville
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Wim. Edwards
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