Mary Watkins Halbom Pioneer of Utah Dead at 91
Mary A Watkins Halbom, pioneer of Utah, died yesterday at her Salt Lake City home at 269 West Seventh South. She was 91. Born in Senne Waley she traveled to the United States and moved by ox team to Utah, later settling in Provo and Midway where she joined Tabuwatkina, bishop of Midway. Survived by husband J J Halbom and many children in Midway and Salt Lake City.
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Itching Torture Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a safe antiseptic liquid for skin troubles promising rapid relief. It claims to clear itching blemishes and skin diseases, with a 5 cent trial and a large bottle for $1.00. Advertises The WeRese Co and Clorets as sponsors.
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Silver Bill Clears Senate For President Action
WASHINGTON April 22 The administration bill authorizing melting 350 million silver dollars for bullion to pay trade balances passed the Senate and goes to the president. The plan fixes a price of one dollar per ounce and has supported demand with bullion vault stock. The silver market has seen volatility and steady movements amid wartime pressures.
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Foley’s Honey and Tar Aids Persistance of Coughs
A reader from Nashivius reports wheezing and coughs lasting weeks. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for soothing chest cold symptoms and relief from lingering coughs, claiming it helps ward off illness and supports recovery.
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Salt Laker's Death in Wyoming Shown in Odd Story
A Salt Lake City area resident Tehri Arastua Egan died while traveling in Wyoming near Tyron on a Sunday. The account mentions his family, his travels eastward, and subsequent references to burial plans and local notices, with names and places tied to the event.
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Mayor Opposes Unnecessary Park Music Expenditures
At a city commission meeting Mayor Browning opposed funding band concerts in Glenwood Park this summer, arguing no expenditures should be made unless essential. Commissioner Miles L. Jungs defended the plan, noting past support from park funds and streetcar earnings. Commissioner Chris Flygare declined immediate comment, saying a full inquiry would follow at a future meeting.
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Loss of HMNS placed at 300 in Pont sector
Washington April 23 General Perating reports German advance in Pont sector. Allies may have suffered over 200 casualties while German bases are placed at 200 to 400. Officials refrain from comment as Baker weighs details before an official statement. German claims of 183 Americans killed or wounded are unverified. Debate resurfaces on issuing daily Allied summaries from American Expeditionary Forces headquarters.
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MISTREATMENT OF AMERICANS IN GERMAN PRISON CAMPS
The State Department opened an inquiry into reports of mistreatment of American prisoners of war in German camps. Negotiations about retaliation were discussed as diplomats seek to verify conditions and publish facts. Former Ambassador Tart noted difficulty in learning true camp conditions in Berlin before U.S. entry into the war.
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Spanish ambassador in Berlin faces similar inquiry
State department inquiry extends to charges that American prisoners have not received food parcels and were fed by the American Red Cross under certain wartime regulations, which allegedly enticed prisoners to accept aid.
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Senate Passes Bill Authorizing 350 Million Silver Dollars
The administration bill authorizing the minting of 350,000,000 silver dollars to aid trade balances was passed by the House today without amendment. The measure moves to the president after Senate approval.
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Registration of German enemy women in Utah outlined
Utah authorities prepare to register women as enemy aliens similar to the male process. Officials expect instructions from Washington within two weeks and plan fingerprinting, photographs, and four copies of a recent photo. About 650 men registered. many women likely to be registered. arrests anticipated for those failing to register.
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