Utah News Roundup Reports Smallpox Ban and Local Events
Utah city and county notices include smallpox bans in Salt Lake area, a Fort Douglas recruitment station opening, and the Utah Woolgrowers Association meeting in Salt Lake that re elected officers. Other items cover weather impacts on Salt Palace cycling, mining reports, a labor dispute suit, and community incidents at state fairs. The Oregon Short Line moves offices to the new Teseret Bowl building, with varied local developments across Salt Lake and Sevier canyon projects, weather forecasts, and notable personal notices.
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Salt Cole County
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Ahe
Utah Woolgrower
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Opon
Arthur Moyer
Lirsia
Horeham
Waterloo
Benjamin Wright
Pleasant Grove
U.P
San Pedro
Herbert Cassidy
Himberley
Sevier Walley
T. J. Ellenbaugh
Idaho
Fally
Salt Lake Hospital
Nolo
Columbia Wins All Three British Cup Challenger Races
Columbia defeats Shamrock II in three straight races off Long Island with record pace and a thrilling finish. Lipton concedes defeat graciously as the Columbia crew delivers a fair, strong challenge, earning praise for skill and seamanship.
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Rhamrock
Columbia
Shassrock II
Talib
Whyre
Watson
Mug-Hunter
Wall Abee
Passel
Tanger
Beitioh Bowl
Visions of Heaven in Brendan Legend and Saint Furney
An exploration of medieval visionary lore surrounding Saint Brendan the Navigator and Saint Furney. The piece notes paradisiacal imagery from Brendan’s voyage legends and parallels with Buddha, describing fragrances light and music as features of heavenly transports. It references Baring-Gould and the Gentleman's Magazine discussion of these seventh century visions.
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Brendan
Brest
Barlutay
St Brendan
Paradize
Anwland
Baring Gould
Jesus Christ
Earth
Beven
Brendon
St Furney
Cockcrow
Angela
Use of Damaged Dimes Out of Circulation
A Treasury official cites telephone slot machines removing worn-out dimes from circulation. He notes the practice by druggists and phone operators, where mutilated coins are accepted and redeemed by sub-treasuries. Washington Star reports over $1,000 in mutilated dimes redeemed weekly.
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Treasury
4 Star
Sub-Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
Times
Washington Star
Narrow aisle meeting sparks long delayed chat
In a department store aisle two stout women block traffic and exchange polite phrases about visiting each other. A red haired man jokes that their talk was promised long ago but rarely kept, calling them liars as they part with a cheerful goodbye.
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Columbia
Sparling
fownFous
Colambia
Philadelphia Record
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Loaaam
Utah
Utah State News
Salt Palace
Salt Ene
Crn
Bullion Pettomenta
End Anelier
Christian Christensen
Salt Cake County
Jacob Sorensen
York
John Nays Hammond
Allrer King
Park City
Haw
Ashe
Sarah Gray
Provo
Tal
Prove
Sie Wae
County Tyron
Ireland
Sirector Mirdook
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Long Island
Sycamore
Barr
Murr
Sycamore Ike & Hawk
Tracera
Wight
Tage
Wheo
Rive
Bohaletper
Tno Folr
Sweaiore
Sir ‘Thames
Queen
Vallart
Vasquishen
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