Outbreak of Grasshoppers Threatens Utah Counties
Logan Utah faces a serious grasshopper outbreak says George F Knowlton Associate Entomologist at Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station. Sanpete Sevier and Millard counties report early larval grasshoppers and eggs many areas should watch roadsides and hillsides and destroy early. Use poison bait at 70 to 90 degrees F mornings with white arsenic or sodium arsenite molasses bran water and amyl acetate for a ready mix.
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Logan
Utah
George F. Knowlton
Utah State
Homespun Sense Ethics of Banking by Melvin A. Traylor
A Chicago banker, Melvin A. Traylor, president of First National Bank, outlines practical banking ethics in a concise sermon on integrity, trust, and service. He urges bankers to uphold fairness and responsibility in daily operations and lending.
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First National Bank
Chicago
Banker in Strategic Position And Community Prosperity
Afelvin A Traylor argues that banks serve a quasi public role and must prioritize customer and community prosperity. He states a bank's success depends on the well being of the local and national economy and warns neglect harms reputation and the community.
Honest Banking and Community Duty in Country Banks
The article argues honesty must exceed mere legality, urging bankers to forgo short term gains if they harm customers or business. It extols a national banking sentiment that underpins reform, agriculture, roads, schools, and community life, stressing the country banker’s role as a moral touchstone in all civic moments.
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Promata
Voter Confused by Perceived Plainness Turns on Legislature
A Washington Star quip recalls a voter who chose a candidate because of calloused palms he claimed showed him as plain. The punchline: the man had earned the marks by trying to fix his own car, not by shared toil.
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Washlington Star
A Lesson in Love Time Heals But Beauty Lags
Alice faces heartbreak as her aunt offers blunt life truths. You will find time a great healer, she says, but the girl notes that time is a poor beauty doctor. The exchange captures a wary, witty view of romance and aging.
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Alice
Wealth and Happiness Exchange in a Witty Exchange
A fatherly adviser warns that Wealth does not bring happiness and a modern youth replies he craves wealth to select his preferred misery. The dialogue highlights a cynical view of money and personal freedom.
Expurgation Demand Sparks Literary Debate
A peace advocate urges censoring Homer era content while defending the enduring value of literature. Critics debate whether classic works should be expurgated to remove war descriptions and harsh scenes.
Prize fighter’s hat sits under diner’s table
A waiter warns a diner not to hurry as he jokes you’re seated on a prize fighter’s hat. The man questions why, and the waiter answers that the prize fighter himself is unaware of the hat’s location.
Quotable Mentor Who Delivers More Advice Than Receives
A perceptive note on a man known for giving advice more than taking it. The writer highlights how people value his guidance and wisdom over his own willingness to heed guidance.
Collar on Him: Wall Street Losses and a Quiet Hope
A fragment from Horder Tiles Star shows a couple discuss ruin after market woes. The husband laments loss while the wife reassures, noting public fear that the “wolf at our door” is a police dog, reflecting era anxieties.
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Wall Street
Wilfe
Horder
Tax on a Wife’s Patience Cited by Two Friends
A Cincinnati Enquirer line records a cheerful man saying income isn’t taxed. The gloomy counterpart argues that it taxes a wife’s patience, implying greater burden on her husband than a tax on income.
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Cincionati Enquirer
Office Boy Audit Sparks Stock Debate
The auditor chides the young clerk while the cashier notes the boy’s father controls substantial company stock, revealing tensions over oversight and ownership influence.
Suitor’s Plea Teases Landlord and Local Merchants
In a Chicago News teaser, a suitor asks trust from a man while the girl’s father counters by listing the landlord, butcher, grocer, and gas company as also needing assurance. The snippet hints at family and civic concerns in a domestic drama.
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Chicago News
Horns on the cow and the coming sound from Willie
A father asks about a horned cow while Willie wonders if she will blow her horns to announce her approach. The exchange frames a rural scene of animals and family dialogue about barnyard surprises.
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Dad
Willie
Juror Excused by Judge Over Beer Request
A juror asks to be excused from jury duty citing limited hearing with one beer. The judge denies the request, stating they hear only one side of a case at a time.
Daughters of the Pioneers Meet June Second
Announcement that the Daughters of the Pioneers will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon June 2. All are invited. The program will be given by the Lurtan family.
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Daughters OF Pioneers
Lurtan
Water dwindles as lines fail to reach markets and homes
An old saying notes you miss the water when the well runs dry and applies to telephone service. Distance, price signals, and connections depend on lines that unite people, protect households, and locate jobs. A single call can mean substantial money.
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