Prohibition enforcement in county faces mixed results
County officials report imperfect success in enforcing the prohibition law amid public tip-offs and cooperating citizens. Bootlegging recedes slightly as officers tighten routines, while fear of crime rises as informants and offenders shift tactics. The piece also urges careful review of the Iron County school budget with detailed line items, and notes local business chatter about yearling colts and a Cedar City hardware sale.
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Bette
J¢ Ag
Elst
Saic
Iron County Committee
Utah Taxpayers’ Association
I Ig
Th Parowan High
Paragonak Cedar City
Midvalley
No Doubt About It Manager Hires Unlikely Star
A dramatic audition scene shows a manager interviewing a female applicant. Questions probe her confidence and fame dreams as she downplays stardom while being hired for an unspecified stage role. He mentions using Fou gaa curlostis.
Drawing the Distinction Between Politician and Statesman
Senator Sorghum ponders how history will label him if he wins or loses reelection. He notes that a victory would cast him as a politician while a defeat and memoirs could spur neon statesman branding by publishers. The Washington Star anchors the satire on lingering public perception.
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Sorghum
Neon Statesman
Washington Star
Surprise Sultar Proposal Reportedly Delayed
A dialogue hints at a marriage proposal for a daughter, with a father expressing relief that the arrangement is finally being considered after a slow pace. The exchange shows anticipation, politeness, and social custom surrounding a hopeful engagement.
Question of the Moment as In-Laws Discuss Future Plans
A humorous exchange features a father-in-law asking the would-be husband what he plans for his daughter. The suitor admits little planning beyond anticipating her birthday gift tomorrow, highlighting their lighthearted uncertainty about the future.
Engagement Ring Banter Between Two Lovers
A playful exchange shows a man and a woman discussing a ring. She notes her favorite stone while he concedes it is the same type he normally purchases. Their flirtatious dialogue hints at an upcoming engagement without revealing explicit plans.
Why They Dig Deep Into Congress This Season
A lighthearted column reflects on congressional committees probing actions and stirring political dirt, joking about the motive as not dirt but a hayseed tongue in cheek. It notes the persistent pattern of investigations and public attention.
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Congressional
Unclear Suitors on Sidewalk After Friday Find
A fragmented note recalls Geoboo and 20 Lill seen on a sidewalk who refused to pick up money yesterday. A passerby asked if it was counterfeit or pasted down. The response says it was legitimate but Friday felt unlucky to find money then.
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Geoboo
Asker
Feller
Esterday
Treayver de Senlers
The Wrong Way She Stamping Feet Conversation
A fragment shows a heated exchange with stamping feet and quiet pleas as one figure challenges another about censorship or war. The odd phrasing suggests a dramatic dialogue snippet with unnamed speakers and a focus on emotional tension.
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Ile
Plenty of Time Beat the Train Phrase Detours
A fragmented quote features a speaker mused about time and eternity during a casual aside. The garbled text imitates a playful or philosophical aside, mentioning beating a train and the idea of plentiful time. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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Surat
Pater-Nobert Dialog Reveals Classroom Pretense
A fragmentary exchange shows Naturally Pater-Nobert speaking with his father about a recorded grade and ongoing discussions with an Instructor. The dialogue hints at control over others through a prearranged display and a celebrated mark of effort.
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Pater
Nobert
Iobert
Church Choir Mention Prompts Brother Toul Tale
In a brief exchange from the Peabody Star, Mr Gragea asks his friend if he knows the speaker is singing in the church choir. The friend admits not knowing until Toul confirms the joining.
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Mr. Gragea
Mr. Graggzga
Toul
Chely4
Father and Daughter Clash Over Gift Aid
A fragmented dramatic scene shows a daughter urging her father to praise a gift named Pegrest while the father interrupts from the stairs, demanding she open it and leave. The exchange hints at tension over a mysterious present and the family dynamics surrounding it.
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Pegrest
Adoare
Insult to the Mule in Odd Jail Tale
A fragmentary quip mentions a mule seen by a donkey and a zebra with comic disdain. It notes a mule jailed, hinting at a humorous or satirical item in a historical newspaper snippet. The read reads as a brief, whimsical notice with minimal context and named participants not fully identified.
Whither away stranger what would it be
A fragment from Colgate Banter includes a surreal line about a wandering soul freed from an electric chair and a cheeky remark about the sheik of life, blending dark humor with a mock biblical tone.
His Status Man Grocer’s Son Claims Heir as Head
A dialogue from The Progressive Grocer shows a clerk who is the grocer’s son denying being head of the business while asserting he is the heir. The exchange highlights family succession in a small shop setting.
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Clerk
Norm
Nex Broadcast Bedtime Stories Idea Sparks Bright Idea
A note praises Nex as a mighty bright chap and recalls the notion to broadcast bedtime stories. The remark credits Nex with initiating the idea and hints at an organized plan to bring soothing tales to listeners at an evening hour.
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Nex
Plane Proposal Sparks Hidden Motive Exchange
A terse exchange reveals tension as a character recalls Harold proposing during a flight while music was being stirred, prompting another to acknowledge the ploy and warn of manipulation. The dialogue hints at strategic social maneuvering and underlying motives within a tense relationship.
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Harold
A Natural Mistake Kit Delivers Comic Mishap
A humorous note from a column sketches a mishap where a kit causes a bus mix up. The snippet hints at a light, folksy miscommunication with a playful tone and a local flavor.
Still Looking About the Wandering Jenne in the Dark
A man, described as unfortunate, searched for a place to park as he wandered and remained in darkness. The report notes his unclear whereabouts and ongoing search conditions. Local authorities provided no further details on his destination or circumstances.
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Jenne
Weil Bandit Money and Mr Peck Feast Split
A curious note suggests a split between Weil Bandit Money and Mr Peck, with an odd quip about taking both to avoid explaining to a wife. The fragment hints at a humorous, non serious exchange with no clear event or date.
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Mr. Peck
Good Advice on Husbands Sparks Domestic Quip
A humorous exchange prompts a sharp retort about marriage. The remark suggests choosing a simple life with "a single van" and leaving husbands aside, reflecting a wry social commentary on relationships. The line captures a spirit of practical, tongue in cheek humor.
Best Vegetable Gardens Claim From Dad Browns Yard
The SeaSolk garden feature notes Dad Brown likely planted first radishes and soon strawberries. Editor hints Mr Brown will concede the medal on proof, as his garden shows early peas beets and other produce. The piece playfully traces his spring planting habit and anticipation of harvests.
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George Pf. Brown
Hook at His Best
Theodore Took, a witty observer, spots a Distinguished man strutting along the street. He bows and asks if the man is anybody in particular. Before an answer can come, Took quickly departs.
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Hook
Theodore Tiook
Cedar City Prepares for Major I A S Convention
Cedar City gears up for the Utah Chapter of the International Association of Identification convention starting Friday with local officials coordinating events. The program includes a morning opening, greetings by Cedar City and Salt Lake City mayors, multiple addresses on juvenile reform and crime, committee reports, official reports, and an afternoon excursion to Zion National Park, with public sessions invited.
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Utah
International Association of Identification
Cedar City
J.T. Leigh
Sher If
Shay
Lunt
Grant Walker
Bacalantell
Jon. E. Burbridgee
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Eugene Christensen
Neslen
Georges A. Mitchell
T. W. Burton
Commissioner of Public Safety
H. H. Cluff
State of
John D. Spencer
New York Life Insurance Co
George H. Lunt
Bth Judicial District
J. Parley White
J. C. Wright
Good of the Association
LeVerkinlet Springs
New Beacon Replaces Old Man of the Sea at Cape Henlopen
The Cape Henlopen Lighthouse, built by the British in 1765 at the mouth of Delaware Bay, toppled into the sea after 160 years. A new steel carbide gas lighthouse replaces it, operated without a keeper, lit automatically by a sun valve, with dual times of visitation for fuel replenishment.
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Hie
Cape Flenlopen
Delaware Bay
America
Cape
Cape Henlopen
Mobile
Uut
Alaskan
Panama Canal
Richardsons Rock
Santa Barbara Islands
California
Ancient cave flutes carved from bones on record
An old report notes that early cave dwellers fashioned leg bones from birds and other animals into musical instruments. A record of such origins is kept in the Latin Dame tibla, describing the primitive flutes among early manufacturing of sound.
Galton Maps British Beauty Standards Observes London Top
Eugenics pioneer Sir Francis Galton compiled a beauty map of Great Britain by walking town streets with a device that rated every woman he met as attractive, indifferent, or repellent. He concluded London ranks highest in male beauty and Aberdeen lowest.
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Francis Galton
Great Britain
London
Aberdeen
Calorie Comparisons: Eggs Versus Milk Per Pound
An aged note calculates calories, stating eggs provide 636 calories per pound and milk 310. It estimates milk at two pounds per quart, yielding about 620 calories per quart, and speculates eight eggs may equal one pound, equating eight eggs to one quart of milk in energy.
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Christensen-Jones Co
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Sussaier
Ilave
Four Town
Taan
Question
Lappy
Miss Crackaton
Sime
Solo
W. H. Manning
R. H. Wooten
Utah State
Southern
KR. L. Jones
H& I
Eugenics
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