Midwinter Fair Conception and Exhibits Open Plan
The article outlines the California Midwinter Exposition concept and construction progress. It notes the expected January opening, major pavilions such as the Fine Arts Palace and Administration Building, and highlights featured exhibits including Arizona Indian Village and Spanish Ranchera. It describes funding, staffing, and preparations, with attention to architectural style and visitor amenities.
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Leywer Pilstomedd
Manu
Kyberal Avia
Valltornia Mission Architeativne
Arizona
Ted Stites
In the East, a Nation’s Correspondent Reports From Michigan
A Nation’s correspondent dispatches from Michigan detailing regional conditions and opinions in the eastern states. The report covers economic mood, local politics, and social currents amid broader national currents. Read as a concise snapshot of Michigan within the eastern states narrative.
Fire and sights from Chicago to the Great Lakes visit
The writer recalls witnessing a great fire in Chicago from an elevated viewpoint and describes a ferry ride on the Great Lakes. He highlights grand wine cellars, architectural wonders in California and San Francisco, and extensive electric light displays while touring major urban attractions and the Dayenn with its electric marvels. He mingles travel anecdotes with reflections on crime and civic events around the time.
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Great Lakes
Garden of Eden
Old Missouri
Wlng
Plaisance
Theomayor
Lewis
Putin
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Murllovs
Tts
Abel
Michigan
Kievatell
Lavight
Fie
Lyers
Tno
Diel
Honolulu
Alfi't Willis
United States
Washington
Groverment
Iteritie Espinal
Windial Steffer Wits
Wallin
Clavell
Witiell
A Party for the Masses in Utah Politics
A sprawling, era-tinged critique celebrates Republican momentum in Utah, praising vigorous growth and organization. The piece threads through battles against what it calls prejudice and calls for broad popular support, naming leaders, regions, and campaigns with a charged, period voice.
California Midwinter Fair Exposition Dome Feature
The administration outlines a display for the California Midwinter Fair dominated by a Helly ornamented dome twelve feet high and a large diameter. The design by A Page Brown includes four pavilions and a central complex with offices and rooms for displays, publicity, and public functions serving as the exposition’s hub.
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A. Page Brown
Contam
Oflice
Imanige
Department of Publicity
Brigham City Woolen Mills Creditable Yet Limited
A fragmentary letter to Deseret News praises the Brigham City Woolen Mills for producing high quality goods and employing skilled workers. The writer notes potential connections to the Kriglan City Manufacturing Institute and mentions local investors, laborers, and farmers supporting the venture. The informant urges fair treatment and reputable trade to sustain a local industry.
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Phisulay
Kriglan
Anthony A. Janson
Loaves and Children Coats and Wraps Dow Fall Styles
Readable line about fall wardrobe items including loaves and child coats wraps. (Note: Source text unclear. summarizes available readable terms.)
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Brigham City Woolen Mills
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