Mrs. R. J. Harding Dies After Illness in Salt Lake
Mrs. Mattie William Harding, wife of Ralph J. Harding, died Friday night at the L D S hospital in Salt Lake City after surgery for appendicitis and pneumonia. A Mulad native, she was beloved in Cherry Creek and Malad, active in the L A S A church, leaving behind husband and three children. The funeral drew many mourners and speakers from local communities.
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Academy Notes and Library Additions Highlight Year
The week saw the addition of the Aimeri cans encyclopedia set to the library. A General Theological Association talk on Tantal Hy giena inspired practical insights. the senior class presided. The twenty third academy year began, exams ended, and most students reported strong results. Electric lighting upgrades finished in all rooms, fixtures up to standard, and work ongoing for future performances by the opera company and music programs.
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Aviation Meet at Malt Lake City Utah
The article notes an aviation meet planned for February 11 12 and 18 at Malt Lake City Utah with reduced Oregon Short Line tickets on sale from north of Ogden Pobrnars February 10 and 11. Famous aviators including Fagene Bly will attend and exhibit.
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Central School Notes Highlight Midyear Exams and Attendance
The Central School reports busy midyear exams with most students passing fairly. Eighth graders scored 95.0 for boys and 92.05 for girls in Geography Physiology, while spelling shows girls leading overall. Attendance dropped due to bad weather. home study habits are encouraged. Also noted: a local theater show Son of the Wilderness on February 16 at the Opera House with tickets at the Corpp Drug Store and county bridge repair estimates of 12 000 to 15 000 dollars after the recent storm.
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Spee Sra and Moise Capit News Amid Senate Brant Debate
Fragmented text describes a Senate battle between Republican leaders Speaker Spee Sra and Senator Whitgemb over a bill. It notes divisions among Republicans and Democrats, references to registration, committee review, and attacks on a book, with mixed outcomes and partisan tensions.
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Idaho Local Option Debate Loops Legal Reform Arguments
Lawmakers clash over local option and temperance bill provisions with Senator Whitcomb and Senator Potts trading critiques. They press for a stronger liquor prohibition approach while arguing the bill shifts enforcement from courts, questions constitutionality, and contemplates future amendments amid lingering loopholes.
Former Governor Sacrifices Property in City Power Crisis
A large dynamite blast blew out a transformer line at American Falls cutting power to the city. The attempt aimed to divert floodwaters from the wrecked plant while workers under Governor Brady supervised the operation. Normal conditions returned as the river subsided and lights were restored after days of darkness.
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Short Line Double Tracking Plan Approved By Harriman Routes
Executive committee approves 978 order for double tracking Oregon Short Line from Marne ngian to Ogden and west from Pocatello. Work to start this year weather permitting, totaling about forty miles and including a new parallel track for the Short Line system. Bancroft notes rapid progress and large western economic benefits from increased transport capacity and westward spending.
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Senator St Clair Leads Suspension Vote On Senate Bill 68
The legislature heard a suspension motion on Senate Bill No. 68 with 18 yeas and 4 nays as Kerns Macbeth Whitcomb Mitchell opposed. The count included Coates Day Eckert Fisher Wreshafer Goading Haight Worm beau Lee Mitchel Page Poole Potts Piesten Shawann St. Clair Willams Yates for. Harris Berns Maeteth Winteem opposed, with Vatehell of Nez Perco voting against suspension and for the bill's bank. Tragic note reports the drowning of several children near Arbon after flood waters rose while a sleigh overturned.
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