11 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Tooele Times
Location
Tooele, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
1
A long poem condemns slander and gossip harming young lives, urging readers to resist malicious talk and support victims. The piece connects gossip to social ruin, calling for moral reform and charitable support rather than ruinous rumors. It also includes a local council discussion on franchise deals and business schemes in Tooele.
The piece argues that Toosle taxpayers value the railroad franchise poorly and question the lease offer of 800 per year. It contends that land value is exaggerated and the monopoly on main thoroughfares would yield only about 70 dollars a year per acre in rent, criticizing local officials and the town’s investment.
A concise inquiry about concealing the excellence of a product or service. The statement suggests secrecy surrounding high quality rather than disclosure. It explores why a business might withhold praise and how perception of value could be shaped by silence.
The stake presidency will visit the wards as follows. The message outlines upcoming ward visit locations and dates, listing the sequence of congregations to be served by church leaders.
The clipping lists a visit by missionaries to multiple officials and towns including Gustave Anderson, A Milward, and others, with dated references to January 1911 and names such as W. H. Casailys and J. Gillett St. John. It contains fragmented place names like Granteville and Batenville and references to individuals including Shields Jr and Stockton.
Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 oclock in the diatziet schoolhouse covering Kindergarten Primary and Intermediate classes with Parents Department. A meeting at 2 pm in the Meeting House for religious services is open to all. Methodist Church holds preaching Sundays, Sunday School at 11 am, and a prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 20 pm.
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