Utah News Roundup from Salt Lake City Region
Utah county reports malipos cases while Salt Lake City logs two. A new training station opens at Port Douglas to recruit battery personnel. Utah Woolgrowers meet in Salt Lake City electing officers. Cold weather stirs activity at Salt Palace. Mining, library, and court notes cover wages, loans, accidents, and estate matters. A silver king sale, electric plant hunts, and a large mining visit are noted alongside weather and rainfall hopes for Great Salt Lake. Yachting race results feature Shamrock and Columbia with complex timing and wind conditions.
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Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City
Port Douglas
Columbia Extends Streak In British Cup Challenger
Columbia wins three straight races against Shamrock, claiming the fastest thirty mile time in the series. Lipton concedes defeat after a close, windward battle as Sycamore and crew deliver a bold, fair performance amid challenging breeze and shifting conditions.
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Columbia
Ever Salle
Ube
Visions of Heaven and St Brendan in legendry prose
A fragmentary excerpt from Gentleman’s Magazine recounts vision lore around St Brendan the Navigator, comparing Brendan with Buddhist omens and Eastward paradises. It cites Barltard the hermit’s role, notes fragrances and music as common divine signs, and mentions Fareer’s trance and Angela’s praise in heaven.
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Brendan
Brest
Barlntad
Baring Gould
Jesu
Christ
Buddha
Garth
Brendon
Cockcrow
Angela
Use of damaged dimes in telephone slots prompt action
A Washington Star report quotes a treasury official noting that damaged dimes are being diverted from circulation through telephone slot machines. Gists redeem worn or mutilated coins via telephones, with over $1,000 in mutilated dimes redeemed weekly. Public telephones and druggists assist by accepting damaged coins, improving coin quality.
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Treasury
Star
Dom
Washington
Treasury Department
Washington Star
Fragmented Encounter Sparks Talk and Traffic Stoppage
In a narrow department doorway a brief overheard chat between Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith stalls traffic in both directions. The teletyped dialogue reveals a strained reunion as they trade lines and jokes before parting, while a red haired man heckles and the Philadelphia Record notes U.S. emigration estimates ranging from one to nearly two million.
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Mra. Jones
Mra Smith
Avern
Philadelphia Record
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