Paradise man killed in runaway near town
Ole M. Anderson, a Paradise resident, was instantly killed in a wagon runaway Monday evening in the southern part of town. Sheriff Rigby believes he reached for coins and spurred the team, the horse bolted, throwing and trampling him. the horse broke its leg jumping a ditch. The Danish native, 42, leaves a wife and five children. He had served as justice of the peace and was widely esteemed. the death caused deep sorrow in Paradise.
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Ole M. Anderson
Paradise
Tons City
Rigby
Henry Otte
Sheriff Rigby
Marshall Crockett
Lindqvist
Scandinavia
Denmark
Moroni Benson
Hyrum
Utah
Hal Napper
Anderson
Funeral arrangements pending for unidentified Logan event
Report notes that investigators were in Logan yesterday to inquire into an event. An unidentified person remained at home, and the funeral office does not yet have a funeral arrangements set.
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Logan
Fmne
Pickings From Puck at the Opera House
Willard Simms and his company presented Pickings From Puck with beauty, costumes, and singing. Two standout acts, Lucier's violin stunt and Sims's chicken ranch, drew praise. The rambunctious revue lacked a plot yet remained loudly funny, with bachelors and locals enjoying the performance.
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Willard Simms
Puck
Opera House
Lucier
Simm
Minstrels Great Success In Sixth Ward Meeting House
The I. XL Minstrel company performed to a crowded Sixth ward audience last Friday with 8 15 curtain time and a long program, featuring new jokes songs cake walk and step dancing by Frank Shelton. The fourteen performers including Harry Geoch Sr Sam Bench Curl John Petersen and others wore new costumes and earned praise. a matinee is set for 3 30 this afternoon with 10 and 15 cent admission.
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I. XL. Minstrel
Sixth Ward
Osis
Harry Geoch, Sr
Sam Beneh
Curl
John Petersen
Prank
Dixie Shelton
Will Quinney
Peter Berntsen
Orson
Peter Christensen
Howard Wilson
Bartley Cardon
Harry Beach, Jr
Wilford Thorpe
Frank Shelton
Winter course enrollment tops records at A C College
Thirty one students have registered for the winter course in mechanic arts. The college enrollment reaches a historic high with 520 registering this year per Registrar Caine. Many girls enroll in domestic arts while Prof Reptinson spoke on the Monroe Doctrine at B Y College. J & Mathias of Providence donated a seven foot golden eagle. Prof Clark tests feeding value of sugar factory byproducts for wild cows.
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Caine
Reptinson
B. Y. College
J. &. Mathias
Providence
Clark
Denver Assembly Feud Splits House and Senate Roles
In Colorado on January 19 the General Assembly faced a tense scene as rivals clashed over control. The Senate, led by President pro tem Adams, and the House, under Lieut. Gov. Haggett, see lines drawn amid fears of bloodshed as Democrats and Republicans maneuver for a joint ballot majority.
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Denver
Cole
Orado General Assembly
Haggett
Ofhéy
Adams
Senate
House
Beacon Light Society Meeting Program at BYU Chapel
The Beacon Light Society gathered at Brigham Young College Chapel on Tuesday January 2nd at 3:80 p.m. The program included Musical Selection by Miss Jean Harris and an Educational lecture by Prof. Mosiah Hall.
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Beacon Light Society
Brigham Young College
Jéan Harris
Mosiah Hall
Happenings In Hyrum and Obituary Notice
Happenings In Hyrum reports a district school meeting with singing, invocation, papers, and lectures about education and tardiness by local students and teachers. Anders N. Transtrom died January 14 at over 80 years, born 1812 in Sweden, came to Utah in 1868, noted as exceptionally tough in the community.
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James Jensen
Jose Liljenquist
Lucile Jensen
John W. Jensen
C. F. Olson
N. J. Nielsen
Anders N. Transtrom
Cimbrishamm
Sweden
Utah
Hardworking farmer with a troubled past to be remembered
The text notes a battered man who healed himself with improvised remedies after injuries, avoiding doctors or drugs. He was a diligent farmer owning substantial real estate. The Byram community will host an old folks reunion Thursday January 22, organized by the local committee.
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Byram
Local theater and sale notices mix in brief
Local Briefs announce Corianton seat sale opening tomorrow and a play scheduled Friday evening and Saturday. Multiple ads promote clothing at cost and discounts at Jes Newbold's and Ownby Johnson, real estate services, fancy slippers at Logan Dry Goods Co, and baby carriages. Also listed are optical services by Alexander and well as homestead or final land proof consulting by J A Siewert.
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Corianton
J. Newton Kait
Logas Dry Goods Co
Jes
Newbold’s
Ownby & Johnaon
H. A. Pederson & Co
Logan Dry Goods Co
Smallpox in Corinne Strikes Twelve Cases in Town
Corinne physicians failed to diagnose pronounced smallpox cases, twelve infections including two crippling, with illness spreading before Christmas. Schools closed and disinfected, patients quarantined, and residents urged vaccination as an outbreak response.
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Bsenus
Corinne
Cache Stake of Zion Conference in Logan Tabernacle
The regular quarterly conference of the Cache Stake of Zion will be held in the Logan tabernacle Sunday and Monday January 2h and 26, 1909. First session will convene at 10 o'clock a m. Joseph Morrell Isaac Smith W W Maughan Stake Presidency.
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Cache Stake of Zion
Logan Tabernacle
Joseph Morrell
Isaac Smith
W. W. Maughan
Advertising Classifieds of Local Letters Received
Advertised letters include Abrahms Mr D Anne A D Johnston My Tom Johnson Miss Eliza Leishman Miss Mattie Smith Mrs C B Smith Mrs Ella Wiegand Mr Freddie Robert Murdock P M.
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D. Anne
A. D. Johnston
Tom Johnson
Eliza Leishman
Mattie Smith
C. B
Smoot Elected Senator in Utah Legislature Vote
A special to The Nation from Salt Lake reports Heed Smoot elected Henster in the Utah legislature by the stated vote.
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Salt Lake
Heed Smoot
Henster
Utah
Ogden Mills Plans Expansion And Electric Light Plant
At five o clock yesterday Ogden Woolen Mills stockholders elected J A Hendrickson as president and Joseph F Smith as vice president. The report shows a ten thousand dollar gain over last year and a ten percent dividend was declared. Plans include an electric light plant using 85 horsepower to power the mills and city lights, with bids to the city possible after improvements materialize.
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Ogden Woolen Mills Company
J. A. Hendrickson
Joseph F. Smith
Georg Part
PBS
Joseph
Smith
Comany
Eslave
Utah Light and Power Company
Grand Clearance Sale of Mens and Boys Clothing
A two week sale before stock taking offers mens and boys clothing and shoes at a discount. Joseph Newbold announces the clearance event and invites customers to shop the selection before prices are adjusted.
It Pays to Buy Your Winter Woolens at Cache Knitting Works
Cache Knitting Works promotes a winter supply sale featuring woolen goods. The notice highlights prices, availability, and shop location to attract customers seeking warm apparel for the season.
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Cache Knitting Works
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Minstrels
A. C
LegisleAli
Beacon Light Societ
Alexander
Wellsville
Logan Dry Trends Co
Wm. Edwards
Siewert
Smoot
Welle
Rawlins
Ogden Mills
Joseph Newbold
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