State Officers and Land Board Names Listed in Official Notice
The document lists state officers U S Senate candidate names and executive officials including Governor Wm Spry Secretary of State C B Tinker Attorney General A B Barnes and others. It also names the State Board of Land Commissioners with members W D Candland W H Farnaworth and others and notes office locations at the Commercial Club Building and Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Sanatora
George Sutherland
Reed Smoot
Joseph Mowell
Wm. Spry
Tinker
J. D. Jewkes
A. BR. Barnes
F. C. Oorbourow
A. C. Nelon
W. Griffith
A. Glazier
Caleb Janner
Commercial Club
Fick and Game
F. 3
Chambers
Willard Haween
Herman Harms
G. 5B
Squirea
A. C. Young
Federal Building
Register
B. D. R. Thompson
Reyceiver
M. M. Kalgho
OF Land Commissioners
Thuilding
W. D. Candland
W. H. Farnaworth
D. Candland
W. 4. Thain
M. M.bieele
A. G. Glauque
Commisalonera
County Officers List for Alma and Surrounding Areas
The document enumerates county officers and staff including County Clerk M. D. Ajax, County Attorney Wim Ss. Marks, Sheriff M. M. Bush, Treasurer Samuel John-Ran, Recorder Fred Bryan, Assessor Walter James, Physician J. A. Phipps, Schools Supt Lillian Rawberry, Roads Commissioner Andrew Russell, and others across Alma Methur and Granteville Utah. It provides names and titles such as Surveyor Bowman and Agricultural Inspector W. M. Ry é aldh.
Municipal Officers and civic groups of Tooele Utah today
A roster listing city officials including Mayor Henry Marshall and City Recorder Elkington, health officer, law officers, and treasurer. Also notes church leadership for Latter-Day Saints Tooele Stake, fire companies, Carnegie Free Library, Knights of Pythias, and library hours and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marshall
Davia
M. D
Brigham Gillett
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society meeting called by the president at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Vine Street east of Carnegie Free Library. Mrs. T Ou Mack presides with Mrs. John Yensel vice president and Mrs. F W White treasurer. Services at 8 p m Sundays and Sunday school at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ruszeil
F. W. White
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vine St
Carnegie
Cook
Reconstruction of Church Board Names List
A fragmented OCR list shows officers and trustees including Mrs A Bonelli as treasurer Mrs Gillespie as secretary and Mrs Clauging as trustee, with references to Reb ekeahs Past N G and Flack N G and Cul ley as DB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
N.G
A, Flack
N. G
1. Gillespie
A. Bonelli
Db, Culley
G. Clauging
New Liquor Law Proposals Shape June 27 Vote
The measure bans sale possession of intoxicants without licenses issued by city councils or trustees. Licenses vary by type with fees from 200 to 1800 dollars and require bonds. Hours limits, Sundays and election day closures, no minors serving, single-room saloons, and strict enforcement provisions are outlined along with criminal penalties and notice requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiquor
New Utah Liquor Law Provisions Previewed for Election
Notices announce election dates in districts by June. After June, a proclamation on liquor sale will publish and the law takes effect October 1, 1911. Prosecutions fall under Utah state law with fines up to 299 and jail terms up to six months for first offenses. Corporations face fines up to 1000 for first offenses and 6000 for later ones. Licenses may be revoked for dealers. The law excludes gifts, emergencies, medicinal needs, and private home use. Public vote on June 37 seeks guidance.
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Utah
Guiity
Ofeace
Addiiton
Fed
Prohibition Threatens Jobs and Bread Lines in Utah
The Manufacturers and Business Men's Assn of Utah argues Prohibition would ruin employment, push many into poverty, and fail to curb drinking. It claims prohibition creates destitution, reduces city revenue, and offers no real benefits while spreading economic harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idia
Prohibionista
Salem
Manufacturers and Business Men's Assn OF
Utah
New York City Telephone Directory Evolution
The article recalls the three annual directory deliveries in Manhattan March June and November and notes the growth from 252 names in 1878 to a current 650 page book weighing about three pounds. It highlights 2 000 000 daily readers and 600 deliverers drawn from diverse trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New York City
Goodwin
Weckiv
Nonsense Paragraphs On City Life And Newsroom Snafus
A playful column lists vacant paragraphs about city life and peace officers, noting threats on the windy plain and a college pig, while lampooning a local disturbance figure and a newspaper delay due to a Salt Lake printer visit. It references Pit ch and Phat GC with humorous asides.
Simple home dress shown off by Spirello Corset
Made to measure Spirello Corset guarantees rust and breakage protection for one year. Appointment through Mrs. Barbara G. Vawen in Toovte City. call 1193 for convenience. Dress shows best over a well fitting corset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara G. Vawen
Toovte City
Trade and Finance Letter Highlights Home Industry Growth
The piece champions Utah made goods and local exhibitions to boost demand and tourism. It notes stronger domestic orders, praises the Pure Food Show, and describes a chamber space near temple grounds for ongoing displays of Utah manufactured, agricultural, and mineral products to attract settlers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Temple Grounds
Omaha
Good Roads and Utah Highway Growth
The piece argues for superior wagon roads as essential to Utah’s development and agricultural expansion. It notes convict labor rights now enable cost-effective highway construction and urges intermountain states to leverage regional resources to boost industry and land under cultivation. The National Copper Bank of Salt Lake City is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Union
Adi
National Copper Bank
Salt Lake City
Public Land Laws and Homestead Extensions
Public notices of acts from the Sixty-fifth Congress extend and restore public lands in Millard County Utah and grant extended deadlines for homestead and desert land entries. Provisions cover restoration of withdrawn reservoirs, second entries, and residence requirements through May 15 1914 with conditions and fraud exclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard County
Utah
Senate
House of
United States of America
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Peace Initiative Gains Ground Across Nations
The Toule Times notes the push for universal peace led by the United States with Secretary Knox guiding diplomacy. England France and Germany show favorable replies and the idea of an international arbitration court gains support in Parliament and press as a path to binding peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touele Times
Universal Peace
America
State Department
Wanhington
Knox
England
France
Germany
Edward Grey
Atrack
United States
English House In Commons
Anager
Great Britain
Los Angeles Examiner
Fresh Garden Vegetables From Aljeta and Vowlee Stall
Local sellers Aljeta and Vowlee offer fresh vegetables from their garden near South Main and Ist So Street. Shoppers find array of greens and seasonal picks ready for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aljeta & Vowlee
South Main
Ist So
Lost Watch From Opera House To Chili Parlor
A watch was lost while passing from the Opera House to Chili Parlor on Main Street. Finder will receive a liberal reward by returning it to Geof Brandt, watchmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Geof Brandt
Attorney General Baker Opinion on Eight-Hour Law
The Attorney General released an opinion interpreting the eight-hour law to require eight hours of work exclusive of meal time. It states watchmen cannot be held to more than eight hours of duty in a twenty four hour period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorne
Baker
Lan
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Latter-Day Saints of Jesus
Christchurch
Main and Vine
Tooele Stake
Tooele County
Gowans
Tooele
Chas
St. McDude
Joseph CO. Orme
John W. Tate
Jobo. Gillespie
E. T
Lake Point
James M. Yates
Grantaville
A. K
Broadway
T. Vi BR
R. Co
yVoorle Hosa
Rh. E. Pickle
C. Giliett
W. S. Marks
Wire House
City Hall
Carnegie Free Library
Neary Marshall
Alfredm. Nelson
Peter M. Cragg
R. McBride
Robert 3. Huntington
John A. Lindberg
J. Alex. Bevan
Blanche Bates
Abraran
Quay
Knights OF Pythias
Y York
Tilsa
Itis Bosaés
Buttinski
Phat GC
Salt Lake
Spirella Boning
Barbara Q. Bowen
Tcoele
Public Land Laws
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Ariiona
New Mexico
Qquirra
Mrs
Melewyme Prop
Vine Street
Tooele, Utah
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