Thanksgiving Program Delights District Graduates
The district schools held a Thanksgiving program last Thursday afternoon with about twenty five parents attendance. Prof Alex Lewis led songs and Mr Bred Crockett spoke on schooling experiences. Student readers and singers presented a sequence of recitations and songs including My Own Native Land and Love at Home. The gathering closed with remarks by Mr Fred Crockett and an original Thanksgiving story by Miss Indna Brossard.
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Bred Crockett
Board of Education
James A. Langton
Lettie Jeppeson
Edgar Brossard
Reese
Elinore Hyde
Myrtle Soth
KunoSle
Moss Jala Hendricks
Indna Arossard
Onz
Sword of Bunkers
Steamer Vic-Loria Stranded Off Stavanger Norway
Nov 24 Stavanger reports the steamer Vic-Loria stranded off the port with no salvage attempts possible. Four bodies washed ashore and two more feared lost as the vessel remains aground. Readers urged to subscribe for future updates and assistance.
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Stavanger
Norway
Vic- Loria
Brigham Young College Notes Highlight Visits and Talks
The Brigham Young College notes recount visitors and talks over two weeks. Doctor Tanner advised earnest study, Supt Tanner welcomed visitors, and leaders like Bishop Cardon and Counselor Carlysle attended Sunday school events. Warnings were given about parental critique of teachers, stressing teacher parent collaboration and neatness in student appearance.
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Brigham Young College
Supt. Tanner
Bishop Cardon
Carlysle
Furst
Willard Done
Mutual Improvement Board
J. J. Hila Franklin
Oman
Oneida
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Yo Mo M.I. A
Cadhe
College Gym Hosts Busy Saturday Practice
A large crowd attended Saturday afternoon practice in the college gym from 4 to 7. Guard Merkley fractured a shoulder blade last week, sidelining a top player who is crucial to the team’s chances in upcoming games this season.
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Merkley
Suoon
Agsuin
Temperance Day Observed Across the Nation
Sunday was recognized as a Temperance Day with church services focusing on the topic. Reverend W. Jones Robinson spoke at the event, while at the Presbyterian church speakers Yoder, Dryden, Gilpin, and Clemenson addressed the congregation in related discussions.
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United States
W. Jd. Rebnson
Presbyterian Church
Americans Win in England contract for Wolverhampton system
New York reports Lorain Steel Co has secured a contract to publish a complete electric trolley system in Wolverhampton Bogund. It is said to be the first attempt by an American firm to establish such a system abroad.
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New York
Isorantionm
Lorain Steel Company
Wolverhampton
Bogund
Money Lo Led On Easy Terms For A Piret Case
Money Lo led on easy terms in a case involving A Piret at 52 West Ls North. The brief notes terms accepted and parties involved.
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Money Lo
Piret
Ls North
Advertised Letters and Real Estate Assessments Notice
Public notice directs all real estate be assessed next year under record sweership. Taxpayers must record lis pendens promptly to avoid costs. Names listed include C Elias, M. I. Robert Murdock, Joe Richardson, John J. Lyon, am Pest oil, Basalt Idaho, and several residents with ages and destinations.
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Larsen
John J. Lyon
Ames
A. Quinn
Ida
Joseph Pitts, Jr
Kreis Leathwin
Gs A. Olson
Ida South
Bor
Hyrum
Andrew Ker
Halk Smith
Woth
Lewis Bon
Pleasant social ball and local notes from Logan assembly
A social ball at Palace hall Thursday evening elates attendees. Thanksgiving visits find Royal Martineau staying with his parents in Logan. A C Women’s club met at Mrs. Fleming’s home with Greek sculpture study led by Mrs. Kerr. Marcus Neuburger, son of Capt B A Neuburger, visits Logan. employed in Salt Lake, member of the Governor’s Troop cavalry.
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Palace Hall
Royal Martineau
Logan
Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Martineau
A.C. Women’s Club
A. M. Fleming
Kerr
National Land of Utah
Marcus Neuburger
B.A. Neuburger
Marcus
Salt Lake
Convict's Stripes Presented Before Large Open House
At the open house Thursday evening the play Convict's Stripes was presented by a capable company. The large audience was unusually appreciative and heartily applauded the specialties. Joe Kelly and his thirty actors in The Headquarters are booked for December 2.
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Opena House
Joe Kelly
Dee
ME Church Social Supper and Ken Sington Tea Held
The Ladies of the M. E. Church announce a supper and social at the church on Tuesday evening December 1. Everyone is invited. Supper will be served from a buffet. Invitations are extended for a Ken sington tea hosted by Mrs Zeph Thomas.
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M. E. Church
Biuio-B
Zeph Thomas
First Ward Bazaar Opens With Four Act Drama At Paradise
Local Hriets Wood subscription office reports grand opening next Thursday at 3 o'clock for the First Ward Bazaar. Admission 6 and 10 cents. Paradise venue hosted the four act drama Because I Love You with TD Bickmore Jos Trumphreys and others, led by manager I D Bickmore. Also listing eye specialist Dr. Greene and a wallpaper clearance sale at Wuainsot & Sor.
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Paradise
TD. Bickmore
Jos. Trumphreys
Bshop Oldham
David Olonay
Henry Halverson
Moroni Bradley
N. D. Bickmore
Ed. Reign
Laura Humphreys
Lizzie Bickmore
Winnie Oldham
Betts Hinsen
I. D. Bickmore
Las
Niwas
Sunday School Concert Earns Praise in Cache Stake
Last Saturday evening a large crowd enjoyed a fine musical program by Sunday schools of Cache Stake. Professors Mitton Skidmore and Batt led a wide ensemble of performers including Miss Oliver, Annie Meyers Julia Nibley and Miss Moench. The concert featured piano duets and vocal solos that showcased training and artistry, with enthusiastic applause and general public satisfaction.
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Mitton
Skidmore
Batt
Cache Stake
Oar Ber
Mitten
Logan
Annie Meyers
Julia Nibley
M Herris
W. O
The Nation to Become a Semiweekly Evedit Paper
The Nation announces a shift to an eve-dited semiweekly format after the present issue. The management changes but policy remains to inform readers on major happenings at home and abroad with independence, placing merit and justice above party. It aims to mold public opinion toward right-thinking and right-living.
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Nation
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Commonwealth
Local Notice Urges Settlements on Debts Owed
A public call declares all individuals owing money to the Nation should contact to settle their accounts. The notice emphasizes formal repayment and clarifies the indebted parties are urged to respond promptly.
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