Tooele County newspaper asserts home work alternative
In a Williamstown style editorial the Tooele Times argues county work should stay local, not be sent to Salt Lake City. The piece claims cheaper, better service from the Tooele office and calls for civic pride, local profits, and a political stance supporting Tooele First.
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Tooele County
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Tooele
Santa Big Firm
Ovey Koma
Bingney
Addressing juvenile truancy and tobacco use in town
A winter-era letter urges trustees and teachers to unite against systematic truancy among school aged boys. It calls for enforcing or enacting ordinances to curb tobacco use and to keep minors out of livery tables and saloons. It asks civil authorities and city marshals to take decisive action rather than payroll duties.
Tooele Youth Facing Trial For Alleged Crime
A confused impermanent OCR fragment from Tooele mentions a young man involved in a troubling incident with people and authorities. The text is garbled but suggests a court or official action related to the youth and possible charges or investigation.
Principals discipline praised as key to strong school
The letter defends Dist. School principal Nelson for strict winter discipline. It urges teachers to lead firmly, ignore critics, and keep order in class. The author argues a successful school depends on the teacher’s resolve and suggests underperforming staff should step aside.
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Nelson
Dist
Tooele Stake Conference Attended by City and Visitors
The Tooele Stake conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met in Grantsville Ward House over the weekend drawing many local attendees and visitors from surrounding wards. Apostles Richards and Jos. McMurtin of the First Seven Presidents of Seventy, along with Elder Pike and wife, spoke and led music. The sessions offered timely guidance on salvation and left attendees feeling uplifted and inspired for the future.
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Tooele
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Grantsville
Pike
Tie Fitiere
Society's Pressed Women Seek Rest From Social Season
Washington society women face breakdowns after a frenzied season as many travel to Europe to recuperate. A leading physician discusses the strain of constant social duties and the need for recovery before next gatherings, while others shield themselves in quiet resorts and play bridge into the early hours.
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Washington
Europe
Spiser
Cmisea
Henry
Recipe for youth and health from a 19th century school tale
A fashionably moral principal sermons on vanity and frivolity among women, blaming excessive social life and beauty routines for mental and physical decline. She asserts simple living, honest work, and kindness as the true recipe to stay youthful and healthy.
Wireless and Railway Telegraphy Careers Open to Youth
Ambitious young men and women can enter wireless or railway telegraphy as a career. After the eight hour law and the spread of wireless stations, there is a telegraphers shortage. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement potential. The National Telegraph Institutes in America, under supervision of A A and Wireless Officials, place graduates into jobs and offer full details by mail.
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National Telegraph Institutes
America
A. A
Wireless
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