Utah Pioneers to Industrialize to Save State Economy
A Utah speech warns that industrialization is essential to curb mass youth emigration and economic decline. It contrasts agrarian roots with modern capital, arguing corporations and nonferrous mining can provide jobs, growth, and lower consumer costs while preserving private property rights. The talk cites population loss, unemployment, and the need for new livelihoods beyond farming and mining.
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Utah
General Motors
Clavor
General Motora
Ir. Hunt
Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Randal this week
A newborn son arrived this week to Mr and Mrs Randal, with relatives naming the new arrival and extending well wishes. The report notes the baby’s birth at a local facility and mentions names associated with the family.
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Randal
Mr and Mrs Ray Moore Welcome Baby Girl Lor
Mr and Mrs Ray Moore are the happy parents of a baby girl born Monday at rh roupty hospital.
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Ray Moore
Rh Roupty Hospital
Kingville Texas founded beside King Ranch empire
In Kingsville Texas, population around 8500, founded 190d by Irene Yetta Al King after Richard King, linked to the King Ranch empire. The town near the ranch hosts a college, rail offices, and a hospital. cattle ranching, dairy, sorghum, and agriculture feed its economy. Richard King’s early ventures and the King Ranch span nine counties with 2,500,000 acres and 121,000 head of cattle, shaping local industry and transport.
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Kitnaville
Kieberg’ Coility
Irene Yetta AL King
Whlow
Richard King
Kingaville
Texas
Iouston
Cops Christ
Mexico
Rio Granite Valley
Kingsville
Panching
Texas College of Arla and Industries
Missouri-Pacific Railway Company
United States
Klogsville
Kleberg
Peru
Hingsville
Tamous King
Ring
Yass
York
Mobile
Miselssippl
Athey Rivers
Plor UN
General Worth
Texan
Buata
Rio Grande
Diadriens
Kennedy
Uey
King
Brownaville
Lee
Robert B. Lee
Tnd
Henrietta M. King
Allroad Company
South Texas
Sind
Miagsville
Motor Car Registrations Set New High Mark
The United States saw record high motor vehicle registrations in 1936 with 126,479 registered, a 26.9 percent rise from 1925. Every state contributed to the increase, from North Dakota 1.3 percent to Utah 26.3 percent, and California reached one car per 2.67 people. The national average was one car per 4.84 persons. Also noted is a local birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. A Ny Swapp in Buryle Adams residence.
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U. S
Ulat Diptorist Association
Washington
North Dakota
Utah
California
Dstriat’ Af 'Columbia
Megiddo and Patents Figures in Early Telegraph History
Raw milk and pasteurization definitions open this brief with science notes, followed by a history snippet on Samuel Morse and the 1844 telegram. It covers Megiddo’s strategic crossroad location, swan breeding habits, confection boxes, dog likeness to monkeys, health claims of talking, Hausa women sashes, and a note on ant hill houses in the Belgian Congo.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Baltimore
Washington
Translation Spread Of Edwin Markham Poem The Man With The Toe
The Klan with the Tor Edwin Markham's Man With the Toe has been translated into more than 44 languages. Within a year later its publication, more than $000 answers had been written to it.
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Tor
Edwin Markham
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Bradshaw Chevrolet Company
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