Alfalfa Weevil lecture drawn farmers to city hall
Mr Kirkland of the U S Bureau of Entomology lectured on the alfalfa weevil to more than seventy farmers in the city hall at 2 30 p m. Delegations met him earlier and guided him to fields as he explained the pest's damage and ongoing scientific observations from Salt Lake. An economical remedy is anticipated with future notes to be published.
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L. L. Baker
A. H. Kirkland
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
Eity
County
Kirkland
Peter Clegg
Josapa
Cs Orme
Thepfields
Liquor Law Proposal Regulates License and Election Rules
A proposed Utah liquor act sets eligibility for licenses to male citizens over 25 of good character, demanding bonds and periodic notices. It outlines license fees, required semiannual reports, penalties for violations, and that elections on liquor sales occur June 21 through a state mandated date, with enforcement under state law.
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Uoder
Utah
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Ava
Grand Opening Hotel Toorle At Salt Lake View
Doctor Downing seeks tenants for his new hotel built to high standards in view of the Great Salt Lake. Mrs W Charles Maser, formerly of Boulder Montana, guides the project to serve Salt Lakers and smelter workers with homelike comfort and affordable prices. The hotel offers 48 rooms and a reputable dining room.
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Doctor Downing
W. Charles Maser
Salt Lake
Boulder
Montana
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lakers
Mes Maser P
Oodle
Lome
Mrs. Maser
Hee An
Sis
Bank Robbery At Commercial Bank Highlights Theft And Assault
The Commercial Bank was robbed between 4:00 and 4:50 pm with about $8,000 stolen. Bank official Mr. Shafer and Mr. McGurrin were present. Shafer was gagged and tied, later found unconscious in a lavatory. He recovered after medical aid as the robbers fled with cash and checks from the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solelock
Shafer
IY McCturrin
McGurrin
Salt Lake
Nostello
Babiff
Tonela Improvement Co
Shufer
Phipps
Mr. Shaler
New Quor Law Debated as June 7 Vote Looms
The article discusses a proposed quor law with fines from 100 to 1000 for first offenses and 200 to 5000 for subsequent offenses, with license revocation for dealers. It notes exemptions for gifts and medicinal or private home use, criticizes holes and contradictions, and urges readers to study the measure before voting. It mentions an opening house event tonight with a warning and social plans, inviting people to attend.
International Smelter Lead Plant 18 Nears Completion
The order is placed in Utah for materials needed to complete two lead furnaces at the smelter. An agent in Chicago is placing orders for structural parts not available in Utah. The fourth copper reverberator has blown and the fifth is ready for firing. The company supplies electric energy from the smelter power plant to Utah Consolidated at Bingham Canyon.
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Utah
Emsorter
Chicago
International Company
Smerter
Utah Consolidated Gwaine
Bingham Canyon
Quiet Ophir Wedding Reunites Rad Dicks After Divorce
The Ophir department notes a quiet wedding as Joseph Raddick and Mrs Raddick are reunified after years of divorce. Mrs Thomas Russell presented her husband with a baby girl, signaling family joy for The Times staff.
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Ophir
Times
Joseph Raddick
Stockton Times Booster Storms Into Town
The Stockton booster tour yields ten new subscribers for The Tower Times in one Saturday visit, with 47 Stockton residents now supporting the paper. Mentions local mines employing dozens, Harry McKendrick in hospital for lead rheumatism, Frank Young's ice cream parlor a popular spot, and a forthcoming marriage of Frances Williams to Harold Birkenshaw in Salt Lake City.
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Elhor
Toozle County
Stockton
Tower Times
A. Donaldson
Stockton Sentinel
Connor
Sentinel
Postoffice
Frances
Ttarold Birkenshaw
East Lake City
Salt, Lake City
City Saloon Rules Outline Misconduct and Hours
A historic notice outlines liquor controls including prohibitions on minors and improper prescriptions. It details that saloons must be a single ground floor room with unobstructed street view, no gaming, no music, no free lunches, and no obscene decorations. Minor misrepresentation carries a $25 fine or 15 days. Galena King mine operating under many feasts.
Merridees Club Members Host George Brown Home Meeting
Members of the Merridees Club met at the home of Mrs George Brown and Mrs Brown last Wednesday evening. Guests played games with prizes and enjoyed a luncheon prepared and served by Miss Julia Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merridees Club
George Brown
Julia Shields
Poole Valley Connection Timetable Note
The memo outlines Salt Lake trains connectivity with Poole Valley line except Nos. 1 and 2. It lists departure times with references to Townale for transfers and notes Burke as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole Valley
Salt Lake
Townalé
Be ‘Burke
Bank Robbery Impresses Nervous Town but Yields Little Loot
Reported robbery tied to shipments of eight thousand dollars in gold and currency plus five hundred in silver. Authorities from nearby counties, sheriffs, and the marshal pursue leads with little success as a nervous public watches the investigation.
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Gardiners
I. IV. Geant
Redor Schweitza
Bingham
Garfiehd
Stockton
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W. B.S. Harrington
Clarett Point
Flige
Sv. Peters and St. Pauly Society
Tooels
Cheistenjig
Paul Popwitel
Toodle
Gale Commis
Toorle
Commercial Bank
Cashibh
Shelp
Swith
Maser
Ophir Department
Tho. Russell
Russell
the Times
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Betockton Department
Dora L, Shelton, Holstor
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