Local Family News Highlights Weekend Visits and Births
Locals report Ed Peterson’s newborn son born Sunday June 9. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muir visited relatives in Delta last week. Mrs. H H Monroe arrived Sunday from Salt Lake to meet Mr. Ben Garrett of San Pedro. In Milford they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Litchfield. Mrs. Jennie Hunter from San Diego visited Mrs. James Glens. Mrs. Les Carter spent the week in Cedar City.
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Ed Peterson
Walter Muir
Delta Taat
H. H. Monroe
Salt Lake
Ben Garrett
San Pedro
California
Milford
Geo. Litchfield
Jennie Hunter
San Diego
James Glens
Local residents return from Salt Lake trips and visits
Mrs. Fred Levi and Misses Levi returned from Salt Lake after a nine month stay. Mrs. Geo Peterson and Mrs. Workman also came back from Salt Lake. Several figures visited Lehman’s Cave and Salt Lake this week, while Compton California visitors stayed with relatives. B. O. R. T. held a well attended meeting in the G. O. F. hall. Kenneth Nichols visited his grandparents from Salt Lake. The Hedghes hosted L. Bardsley and others while Harvey and Hedged were away Cedar City for summer.
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Fred Levi
Dorothy
Phyllis Levi
Salt Lake
Messrs. W. O'Burke
C. B. Holden
W. B. Scarlet
Kenneth Nichols
Mrr
Mrs
A. M. Fotheringham
Del Annealed Beast Threatens Boy in Sudden Attack
The report describes a dangerous creature, a large fish or shark like predator, which attacked a man. A 12 year old boy and a two year old are mentioned as potential victims, with fear of permanent injury from bites. The account details the creature’s imposing size and threat to people nearby.
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Generens
Pirmanent
Companions of Truth Phe and the Battle Against Bias
A fragment discusses Companions of Truth Phe facing prejudice as a central foe. It hints at themes of truth, time, and ongoing social struggle with evocative but incomplete phrasing.
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Phe
Calton
Reflective Musings on Vanity and Humor
Fragmentary lines ponder vanity as a gaze toward self. The speaker notes humor as a remedy and suggests inner reflection over outward display.
Free Seed Distribution Began In 1889With Congressional Grant
In 1889 Congress allotted $1 to the patent office to procure and distribute seeds of rare and improved varieties and to collect agricultural statistics. This marked the start of a broad seed free distribution program that continued until after World War I.
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Congress
Patent Office
Eulogies Through History At Funeral Rites
The article traces funeral eulogies to antiquity noting that primitive peoples practiced burial ceremonies and that in ancient Greece and Rome the custom of praising the dead was especially popular.
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Greece
Rome
Piscatarians Gain Ground in London Diet
London records a rising number of piscatarians who limit flesh to fish only. They even deem filleting ash sacrilegious and argue removing bones deprives the body of the most sustaining portion.
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London
Fas
Biblical Beans Locusts Likely Carob Pods Not Insects
The locusts eaten by John the Baptist were probably carob tree pods. Dried carob beans are sold as cattle feed and the tree is sometimes called the honey tree due to its sweet pulp.
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John the Parest
Little Eloise Weighs In On Downtown Scale
A brief scene shows Eloise and her mother at a downtown street scale. Eloise stands quietly as the hand climbs, then asks in a curious tone what the scale reads, addressing her mother with a playful plea for the time reading.
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Little Eloise
Eloise
Mamta
Unwarranted Pessimism Reflected in Dark Mirror View
A terse meditation argues pessimism as an unnatural reflection from a diseased mind. It claims life appears bleak only through shadowed perception and asserts the sun shines if one can adjust sight to hope.
Famous Sculpture The Venue de Medici Restored in Florence
The sculpture attributed to Rieamenes known as The Venue de Medici was moved to Rome in the sixteenth century. Thirteen pieces were stored by Bernini before being brought to Florence by Cosimo de Medici II in 1680.
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Venue de Medici
Rieamenes
Rome
Bernini
Florence
Cosimo de Medici
Possession and Law in Property Disputes
A discussion of the old maxim that possession is nine tenths of the law. The piece explains how actual possession creates a strong presumption of rightful ownership in property disputes.
Martel Defeats Saracens at Tours in 732
In October 10 battle, T and L Charles Martel, grandfather of Charlemagne, led forces to victory over the Saracens at Tours securing Christendom from invasion.
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T&l
Charles Martel
Charlemagne
Christendom
Tours
Notice of Utah lands selections and protest period
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City issues notice that Utah has filed lists of indemnity school lands under federal act. Describes tracts by section and township with posted lists for inspection and a protest period through mid July 1929. Also includes rental notices for Gary area flats and rooms with contact details.
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United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
For Sale and Rent Items Include Milford House
Classified items list a six room house for sale in Milford by A. L Couch with furnishings and corner lot on Main St plus a rental offer of six rooms in Atkin Hotel Annex above Milford Fire Department to finish and furnish. Also advertised second hand washers for sale with easy terms at a Telluride office and a humorous quote from a Chinatown sage.
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Main St
Milford
A. L Couch
Union Station
Salt Lake City
Atkin Hotel
Miford Fire Department
Telluride
Nightclub Exchange Sparks Curious Romance in Sydney
An unnamed narrator recounts a flirty exchange in a Sydney nightclub. A man and a woman speak in playful, provocative tones about the moon and desire, ending with an invitation to dance.
The Best oroot of Wan's Character in Press Life
A clipped discussion examines Wan's character as depicted in media coverage, noting how press portrayals shape public perception and influence reputation in daily life.
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Wan
Press of Life
Bewtes Transcript
First Protective Tariff Act Highlighted in 176 Debate
The first national tariff act was enacted by Congress on July 4, 176, aimed at revenue rather than protecting specific industries like earthenware. The measure marked early government use of tariffs in economic policy.
Wrist-Wrecking Arrest Hits Forgery Battle
A man named Dewidewics sajed offski was arrested in a forgery case. The odd phrasing and transcription errors suggest a tense local clash as authorities pursue charges and seek signatures or transcripts related to the alleged crime.
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Dewidewics Sajed
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