Sunken City lode patent notice in Utah mining district
James Newman of Murray Utah files for patent on Sunken City lode claims 1 through 6 in Big Cottonwood Mining District Salt Lake County. Mineral Survey No HWM describes the Begin corner and subsequent lines mapping 101.170 acres with exclusions. consolidation claim located NW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of Section 18 with nearby Alexanderia Nos. 1 3 4 and Argenta lode locations as references. The notice gives June 18 1927 as the filing date at the Salt Lake City Land Office.
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States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Notrich
James
Newman
Murray
Salt Salt County
Salt Lake Meridian
Big Cottonwood
Salt County
Offica Platou Ie
Mineral Survey No
HWM
Mineral Survey No. GM
Sunken Ciy
See
Sunken City
Sakeity
E. Hiss
Sunken City No
Alohe
Sus
Elalon
Navas
Wil Corner
Cere
Neorest
Ank
Alexanderia
Argenta
Smokestacks and Wooden Indians Signal Change in Industry
In Clochonatt factory growth progresses with new buildings nearly finished and more planned for summer. Utilities provide steam and electricity while smokestacks are phased out. The scene suggests a shift in industrial practice as smokestack symbolism fades in favor of integrated power and heat systems.
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Dellish
Clochonatt
Wveral
Writin Cos
Indians Have No Single Religion
Washington reports a National Geographic bulletin summarizing the diverse beliefs of American Indians. It notes no unified faith, with many spirits guiding daily life, soul beliefs at death, magic by medicine men, and morality rooted in practical, fear-driven ethics across tribes.
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Washington
United States
Board of Indian Commissioners
We National Geographic Sociey
Renand
The
Bulletin
Hell
Skyland
Pacific Coast
Anita
Coyote
Cavalry Troop in China Formed by Fifteenth Infantry
Officers of the Fifteenth United States Infantry form an improvised mounted unit in the Peking area, China, using Mongolian ponies ranging 14 to 18 hands. One officer and thirty-four headquarters personnel depart for duty. the platoon trained in horseman cavalry drill and street patrols, with frequent 18 to 40 mile marches under H. M. Henderson.
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Washington
Fifteenth United States Infantry
theiootsin-Peking Eairway
China
Fifteenth Infantry
H. M. Henderson
Utah Events and Road Projects Across the State
A summary of diverse Utah developments including Chea 1 vomyding well reopens after two years, Trout Lake camp site setup by volunteers, First Nation Bank in Salt Lake City, street mockups on South Matin Street, and a $200 240 budget. Ward recreation facilities planned, highway work progressing, and salt lake city road and chapel projects advancing.
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Mooth
Soho
Salt Lake City Commission
Paton Pieltic
Sotherntah
Higden
Salt Lake
Eureky
North Beck Company
Salt Lake City
Jennie L. Leslie
Manti
Issorm Lon
Town State Fair Association
Premim
Cameron Hansen Dies in South Street Death
Cameron Hansen 49 former deputy shee ander Ben Ro Harttes died Saturday at his residence on South Street. He was hurt at Murray on May 21, 1878. Survived by widow Phoebe Hansen two sons Delmer and Amien Hansen both of Los Angeles and six daughters Thelma Evelyn Marjorie Lodie Maxine Beverly. Also survived by mother Mrs Josephine Streen and a grandchild, plus three brothers Rupert Ciferd Amos Hansen and four sisters Mrs Marie Holling of Idaho Mrs Netta Blair Mrs Theora Dunlap and Mrs Loretta Kyowee of Karine City.
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Cameron Thensen
Shee Ander Ben Ro Harttes
Yhlety
South Street
Murray
Mel Han
Josephine Steven Tintecett
Mre Phoeele Hansen
Delmer Ud Amien EL Hansen
Law Angeles
Irs
Thelma Hay
Evelyn
Marjorie
Lodie
Maxine
Beverly
Itunes
Josephilne Streen
Rupert, Ciferd
Amos Hanreth
Mire
Bite Holling
Hockland
Idaho
Mine Nettle Blair
Theora Dunlap
Mra
Loretta Kyowee
Karine City
Encouraging Mining Investment in the West
The text extols mining ventures as honest akin to banks and urges confidence in new mine enterprises. It notes mining requires courage, strength, and intelligence and promises to build wealth and sustain families as a source of food and money. The fragment emphasizes perseverance and enterprise in western mining.
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West Reed
Lewitineate
Tan
Machine built highways and tireless U S progress
The text outlines a claim that the United States, starting from limited resources, has developed the world's largest highway system. It mentions efforts in constructing roads, railways, and related infrastructure, highlighting innovation and national ambition in building a more connected economy.
Unclear fragment hints at social dependence on others
Fragmentary line suggests a belief that individual success relies on others. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names, dates, places, or events to establish a clear news item or人物.
Average of about TH per cent in large cities turnout
In large cities turnout stood at about TH percent during the survey period, reflecting varied civic engagement. Officials noted the figure as preliminary and emphasized ongoing data collection across multiple urban areas.
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Tate
Sundwall Sald to Rest after Auto Accident Victim
Mrs. Anna Sundwall Sumiwall is reported dead in a Utah auto accident near Fairview. Funeral services are planned locally with George A. Jenkins overseeing arrangements at Palit View cemetery on Friday July 20.
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Anna J. Sumiwall
Fairview
Utah
George A. Jenkins
Palit Tiew
May States Oiling Tiles of Rocked Roads
May states oil hundreds of tiles of rocked roads as crews save the surface for future paving.
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May
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