Local Briefs Highlight Small News And Changes
Alexander Coli a well known local merchant died Sunday. Allegretti's Olio runs at Riter Bros. James A. Cros, a Smithfield teacher, was a visitor. Howells won majorities in Rich and Box Elder counties. Henry Bullock of Providence and Janet McGregor of Sugar House were cited for license changes in Salt Lake. Miss Mabelle Snow arrives in Logan to work at the Logan post office. Six A. C. students pled guilty to hazing, fined. Myrtle South hosts a pleasant surprise party. Salt Lake Tribune signals against Reed Smoot in senatorial race. Recent rains help farmers, plowing set to resume. Mr Hansen resumes City Shoe Store duties with Mr Barris assisting. Post office improvements include two new clerks and two window stamps with Jeune Murdock and Mabelle Sucy as clerks.
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Hansen
City Shoe
Win
T. Barris
Ate
Hasson
Mr. Barris
Mise Jeune Murdock
Mabelle Sucy
Marriage Licenses Admitted In Various Cities
Marriage licenses list includes Andrew Nyman of Greenville age 26 and Mary Miller of Providence, James C Jensen, Hymn Annie Holmavist, line Idaho 30. Byrum WH Bird of Mendon, Rese He Fellows of Hyrum Salt, M. P. Petver of Plymouth ii Rebecca A. Wager of Lewiston age 20, John Roderick of Siutharta 2, Ethel Jobin of West Portage age 15.
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Andrew Nyman
Greenville
Mary Miller
Providence
James C. Jensen
Annie Holmavist
Line
Idaho
Bird
Mendon
Hyrum
M. P. Petver
Plymouth
Rebecca A. Wager
Lewiston
John Roderick
Siutharta
Ethel Jobin
West Portage
Wm. Richards Ends Life in Wellsville
William Richards aged 82, a native of England, committed suicide Monday afternoon in Wellsville. While despondent, he tied a rope to a beam in a blacksmith shop and kicked away the bench, dying shortly after. He lived with his daughter Mrs. Zint Riggs and has no other relatives. His son William was killed in a trench accident at the agricultural college a year ago.
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Wilfrow Ottehanids
Lo#in
Wellsvile
Zint Riggs
Fie
England
William
The
Agricultural College
A C and U of U to clash in Salt Lake
After discussions the big football game between the A C and U of U will be in Salt Lake next Saturday. Managers plan a special train for spectators. Both teams in good condition, promising the season’s sporting event. Aggies vote Salt Lake to reclaim championship. A C second team also plays Portabella Academy at local grounds next Saturday.
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A. C
U. of U
Salt Lake
Mananers
Aggies
Poratella Academy Boys
Case of Cruelty to Animals Sparks Public Demand
Report from Smithfield details a young milk wagon driver who allegedly beats his horses daily. Local residents have protested and urged public officials to intervene, hoping Sheriff Rigby will stop the cruelty and protect the animals.
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Smithfield
West Side
Rigby
Before the Footlights at the Opera House Tonight
The Convers Davehtor melodrama was staged last evening and the Royal Itelian band performs tonight. The talented ensemble features a celebrated harpist and famous brass soloists led by Seiieur Rivella. Critics praise the emotional direction and divine ensemble music.
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Opera House
Royal
Itelian Band
Serson
Seiieur Rivella
Aris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander Coli
Allegretti
Riter Bros
Ding Ue
the Sargrocery
Center Street
James A. Cros
Rich County
Howell
McCarty
Box Elder
Hows
Henry Bullock
Janet McGregor
Sugar House
Mabelle Snow
Lorenzo Snow
Logan
Murdock
Justice Pederson
Myrtle South
Edward R. South
Salt Lake Tribune
Reed Smoot
Salta
Wm. Richards
Bishop’s Storehouse
Owney & Johnson
Main Street
Logan, Utah
Hasrict Parry
Cralitore
Ohiinia
Voneharg
UNC
Nag
T. A.D. Aoe
Wow
Monehins
Department of the Interior
Salt Lake City
NATO
Pring. Trelork
Cache Coat
Utah
David Dahle
Allen M. Archibald
Herbert
Clarkston
Franke
Hobs, Register
Bewart
United Staten
Offa
Percy
Heraty Iver Flint
T. Vite
Cerabl
Park City
Tie Rat
Bene
Nevef
Imilia
Mio
Cache
Legan
Levenn
Frank D
Hobbie Vogietae
Ho Gray
Ailurney
Firat
Aldren
John M. Anderson
M. I. Building
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