Arrowhead Trail Convention Deliberates Fees and Plans
Delegates from Beaver, Washington and Fami BON counties gathered at the Library Auditorium with J H Matherfield presiding to appoint a convention chair and secretary and hear reports on regulation, the Arrowhead Trail, and membership. Committees were formed for credentials, road planning, and traffic, with resolutions praising Bigelow’s work and thanking external supporters. A membership fee of 3 dollars with badges was discussed and delegates pledged to recruit more members before adjourning.
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J. H Matherfield
Berroary
Toten
H J Boolittla
Janet Folio
Aron County
Hoj. Doolittle
Roy. Jones
Aaid
Gatitention
J. H. Manderfield
Bigelow
Eetrituesa
Arrowhead Treth Association
Tratk
Ite Felders
Dhatoibubott
Fond
Acto Club
Southern California
Bret
Dhateb
Buckhorn
Enerfelie
Wen
Mitchell
H L Adama
Lytoan
D A Matheson
H J Boolittle
Wm. Land
Tron County
Jon Boon
James Judd
Walter Roach
J. W. Amley
Chas B Petty
Gordon Whitehead
David Wirach
Mr Galberth
Henry Cornelia
John & Walls
Abf Andreas
Juba Yo Cottam
Frey J A. Manderfield
Cheirtoen
Tariogé
Wm F. Knox
Geaver Co
TL Jones
Fran Ce
Devel Herachi
Warhingtor Co. CA
Eegelow
Griffiths
Nevada
Upoymeten
David Hiren
Rambhergerp
Utah
Campbell
Arigmatant Bayle
Meen
David Birech
Woahros Iv
Sweet Candy Go
Crane Go
Con Wagon & Machine Co
Tech Oil Refining Coe
Salt Lake Hardware Co
John Scowerolt Co
ZO Mor
Merrill Heyner Co
Price- Broek Co
Church of Latter Gap
Okenhemer Go
Ncermowntain
Ehectria O
Capital Electric Co
Arrowhead
Charman
J. Doolittle
Gine
Jon
Show
Win Mace
J. T Tanner
Faten
Opor Reesendling
Duoliitle
Iron Co
Reiver Co
Washington Co
Wheels for wagons and tire upgrades over old gear
The piece discusses replacing worn wagon wheels with wide tires or retreading, noting high costs of new wheels, use of shrunk tires to meet law, and the promise of 1920 as a year of great possibilities amid gaps between practicality and ambition.
Inter Mountain Stock Show Seeks Public Support
The Inter Mountain Stock Show Association invites friends to back the Salt Lake Fat Stock Show now in its fourth season. April dates during Conference Week promise better premiums and exhibits, with stock growers urged to wait for the 1920 premium list and early entries.
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Inter-Mountain States
Inter Mountai Storch Show Association
Salt Lake
Bloré Premiame
Amure
Weet
Ofl
United
Accora Ely
Eariy Entrica, Ao
Farmers Face Danger From Fatigue and Reduced Acreage
A distressed editorial warns that farmers, after years of rising prosperity, risk overwork and fatigue. It argues a drop of one third in production is possible if acreage falls, risking grain shortages abroad while Europe suffers. It stresses the wheat crisis and the need to keep farm output high for humanity's sake.
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Fatigia
Europe
Paria s0afees Forecast of 1920 Turmoil and Worries
A fragmentary report quotes Paria s0afees predicting 1920 will bring turmoil in America amid worries over finances. The text hints at cancelations and warnings about deceitful figures, urging caution and practical steps to address income challenges.
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Paria
America
Woman pioneers berry farming in Willamette district
The article profiles Miz O McLaughlin, an early adopter from the Poysllup district who turned a quarter acre into a sizable berry operation. Despite local indifference, she added raspberries, gooseberries, strawberries, and loganberries, building a profitable farm while caring for family and small helpers. Her example underlines berry farming as a viable income source in the Willamette Valley Oregon.
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Withou
Miz O McLaughiin
Unclear text on gaming touches and public notices
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text mentions gaming touches and American aLonach with no clear events, names, dates, or organizations. Unable to identify a coherent news item or entities to summarize.
Boost Your Town Message From a Civic Booster
A fragmentary civic note urges residents to boost their town. It contrasts three attitudes toward community life: booster, quietist, and knocker, arguing boosters inspire others while quietists and knockers hinder progress.
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Elieh
Rival Generals Pershing and Wood Clash in Mock Rivalry
A garbled excerpt depicts General Pershing and General Wood as rivals, each with admirers, but the text shifts to a satirical scene where they pretend cordiality then threaten to “devour” each other. The fragment hints at a mock combat or political jest among prominent military figures.
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General Pershing
General Wood
United States
Wood
Pershing
Faye
Friends
Byutta
Rockefeller and Others Give to Charity Over The Years
The article recalls John D Rockefeller and peers adopting charitable acts during lean times. It contrasts public generosity with critics who say the rich hoard wealth, yet Rockefeller's fortune is shown funding causes abroad and locally. The piece notes evolving public perception of philanthropy and moral expectations of wealth.
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John D
Gimlun
John DO
John
Mosey
John I
Unclear OCR fragment about a national event
Fragmentary text mentions a large sum and Christmas morning with obscure references to the Senate and general discontent. Names and details are garbled, making core facts uncertain.
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Remeio
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Lion Canyon
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H. Bigelow
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aLonach
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