Memorial tribute to William Warner Mitchell in state
Obituary honors William Warner Mitchell a 23 year old public official and active community servant who died in a horse accident. He contributed long hours as secretary and later president to local clubs, supported church work, choir leadership, and family life. The notice urges holiday safety and recalls Independence Day hazards and preventive advice.
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William Warner Mitchell
Latter-day Saints Church
East Wand
Mitshell
Americans resist dictatorship to defend democracy
A reader condemns totalitarian solution for defense urging America to meet emergencies with democratic means. Citizens from business and industry vow cooperation with government, denying need for any dictator while insisting Americans remain free individuals contributing to the common good.
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United States
America
Safe Fourth Firework Advice Warned By Utah Farmer
A fragmented quote from a Utah farmer warns readers to stay alert with fireworks and to avoid danger. It urges distancing from flammable materials, keeping children and animals away, and cautions that poisoning can be swift. The farmer ends with a recommendation to choose an alternative to fireworks.
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Utah
Dairy Month prompts nationwide milk promotion drives
June promotional material urged widespread milk consumption for health and economy. The piece notes low intake by children and adults, calls for milk to be a daily staple, and argues higher dairy use would boost farmers’ income and urban purchasing power nationwide.
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Industrial News Review
Parowan Week Celebrates Nation’s 1441st Birthday Festivities
This Week 1920 reports Parowan preparing a grand celebration for the Nation’s 1441st birthday with a daylong program including salute, flag raising, parade, public meeting, sports, a children’s dance and a grand ball. Obituaries note the death of Aether and Joseph Hollingshead after brief illnesses. Fire losses include Beaver Woolen Mills and Follar Mills, a Summit-area farm building, and a Mammoth sawmill bunk and outbuildings. Preston Idaho sees the marriage of Samuel Halterman and Alice Matheson, with others returning from a sheep shearing trip to Idaho.
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Times
Follar
Beaver
José
Bard
Me.Glaze
Sear Summit
Equitable
Mammoth
Preston
Idaho
Samuel A. Halterman
Alice Matheson
Phil Benson
Joseph EB. Ward
Grandfather's Farm Calls Woman Teacher Back to Roots
Grace Bull of Syracuse, a former teacher whose career stretched from the little red schoolhouse to the Syracuse University School of Speech, has largely retired to her birthplace on a storied Morristown County farm. She helped mow the 1939 fields, watched Holsteins rise to top county ratings, and longingly returns east from Syracuse to the old homestead where her collie Tre greets her with eager joy, resuming a lineage begun in 1852.
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Little Red
School of Speech
Syracuse University
Grace
Bull of
Syracuse
Morrison County
Joseph Ti. Adams
Syracuse Post-Standard
Fayetteville
Chittenango
Stone
Geener
Tre
Mrs. Bull
Air conditioned Sans Souci Palace in Haiti 1603 memoir
A 1603 air conditioning system cooled the Sans Souci palace of Haitian ruler Christophe. The ruinous palace featured a Ganguet hall, a carved mahogany throne, Gobelin tapestries, a vast Europe brought library, and ornate sentry boxes at a grand gateway. Tourists travel by mule to the Citadel of La Ferriere nearby through jungle and groves.
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Claim
Haiti
Menri Christophe
Sans Souci
Christophe
Europe
la Fernere
Black Wing
July Safety Page Highlights Holiday Drive Smart
A July safety feature from the National Safety Council notes 8800 accident fatalities last July with 2850 traffic deaths. July shows higher accident rates, especially public incidents like drownings at unsupervised beaches. The piece urges caution and sensible behavior during celebrations and travel.
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National Safety Council
Tynes
Extreme temperatures threaten spring forest plantings in Utah
Extension forester D Whitney Floyd warns current heat and drought demand extra care for young trees. Protect against heat with burlap screens and temporary structures, keep weeds down to conserve soil moisture, and build fences to deter livestock damage. Utah distributed 119,621 forest trees to 472 farms this spring, Salt Lake County leading with 30,000 planted.
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D. Whitney Floyd
Utah State Agricultural College
Floyd
Utah
Salt Lake County
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Jersey
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Peter H. Gulr
Davenport
H. C. Parcells
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Parawan
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Cedar City
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Hox Byder County
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Soil Conservation Service
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Department of Agriculture
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Binghampton
New York
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National Association of Metall Grocers
Foreign Commerce Department
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Whitkey
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