Daylight closing urged by pastor in weekly edition
Rev Noble Strong Widerkin at First Congregational church urged daylight closing as a vital habit of village life. He warned that ongoing store hours reflect social routines and that changing to daytime shopping will alter behaviors, bluntly noting educational and communal dynamics tied to late hours and tavern closures. He praised women's clubs for prudence but questioned logical consistency in the movement.
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First Congregational Church
Noble Strong Widerkin
Alure
Ogden
St. Ideng
Lincoln
Wilak Im
Kisain
Jaeon
Ogden Milling Co Ad Promises Savings for Flour Buyers
Ogden Milling and Ble alor Co advertises O& BEN MADE FLOUR claiming low costs per sack and a boost to Ogden consumers. The pitch invites users to back Ogden and buy their flour to “make a Chicago of Ogden,” emphasizing local prosperity through purchases.
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O& Ben
Chicago
Ogden Ogden Milling & Ble
Alor Co
Final tribute paid to William Blake
Funeral services for William Blake were held at Livelock Presbyterian Church with Reverend Cayver officiating. A large crowd attended as appropriate musical selections were rendered, and members of the Odi Fellows served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Gedunalty cemetery.
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Livelock
Aith Presbyterian Church
Gomernis
Gedunalty
Colored Women Beat White Man In Street Fight
An incident on lower Twenty fourth Street ended with a white man badly bruised after a confrontation with two colored men and women. Hugh Mullarky, described as intoxicated, argued with the women on a porch and a rock was hurled. Two colored men then fought Mullarky until bystanders intervened. Mullarky was taken to police headquarters for treatment. Suspects J. W. Strothers and David McGollan, Erma Kennedy and Ada Allan were arrested. the women held as witnesses, the men charged with disturbing the peace.
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Lower Twenty-fourth Streel
Caur
Hugh Mullaray
Lower Twenty Fourth ‘Street
Heery'a Mill
Bul Tarky
Wim
Mul Tarky
Vance
Carpenter
Anna Riew
J. W. Strothers
David McGollan
Erma Kennedy
Ada Allan
Last Sad Rites For Late Almira Poole
Funeral services were held at 160 Wrightcontentrect for Almira Poole with Bishop Sounsell officiating. George Darker led at the Peak ward as Presidents Middle ton and Elders W C Fhinter and Moront Mirrigtt spoke of her devotion and church work. Musical offerings included songs and solos, with a city cemetery interment noted.
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Solon
Atti Shigson
Marion Dulison
Elty
Alexander Brown Laid At Rest
Fragments describe a funeral for Alexander Brown with mentions of Laid At Rest, meeting house, and local figures. Names appear distorted: Myrie Laverdt, Ctortglun, Keniwell, Florency Olin, Beadle Houta Le We, Joseph Parry, Bishop George, Thomas teving, and others referenced in unclear context.
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Alexander Brown
Mile Maton
Lider Joseph Parry
George Guuly
Thomas Teving
Funeral Rites Reflect Deep Faith of Deceased Kin
The gathering showed profuse devotion in their plates of the faithing life and religious faith of the deceased. Attendants during pioneer days offered floral tributes, and a memorial inscription was placed in the city cemetery.
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Dres
Dore
Half Clad Man Causes Panic on 20th Street
Marty Harrington bolted through the Denver neighborhood in scant attire last evening prompting screams from women and stunned escorts. Police Officer Marlin tackled the frightened man, subduing him with a firm grip and escorting him back to his lodging as traffic along Wall Avenue briefly halted and residents resumed their Sunday chatter.
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Marty Harrington
Sajovening Yenth
20Th Street
Harry Tadol
Utah
Ivacy Hla
Denver
Jnegar
Wallavanng
Critel
Oificer Marlin
Trafic
Wall Avenue
Harrington
Young Women Form Sodality at St Mark's Cathedral
Salt Lake April 25 at St Mark's Cathedral 103 young women formed a sodality under the Virgin Mary with charter members. The group aims at spiritual development though social entertainments and charity. Honor by the Virgin Mary is the aim. leadership includes President Minguth Vannlis and Catherton Deke as secretary treasurer. Public installation May 29 and ongoing membership open to unmarried women over 14.
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Sodality
Salt Lake
St. Mark's Cathedral
Children of Mary's
Jess Bergger
Ttx
Ugu
Laurence Seamian
Prestfent
Minguith Vannlis
What Will Comet Do To Earth As It Passes
The article quotes Agastronawer via Literary Digest asserting the comet Halley will likely cause little to no chemical or atmospheric effect on Earth. It discusses possible poisonous gases like cyanogen and noble gases, noting uncertainty about their transfer and impact, with expert views downplaying existential danger.
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Agastronawer
Literary Digest
Charles Edward Guillaune
International Bureau of Weights and Measures
Nature
Paris
Cuttaume
Extremes of the Sarien Atmosphere Referenced
A fragment notes extreme atmospheric chemistry with phrases about sarien and xenon, suggesting tiny concentrations. It mentions Shera and elusive quantities on the order of one in a millionth and even smaller fractions, indicating a speculative or science fiction context.
Visits Mother Mystery Solved
ANN ARBOR Mich April 24 Num nan P Cummings millionaire real estate owner of Chicago and California who disappeared from Chicago Wednesday with a large sum of cash and jewelry was located in a local hotel where he had stayed since mid month Cummings says he came to Ann Arbor to visit his mother He says he left Chicago at once and will join his wife here He defends his late activity by claiming he was visiting a sick friend
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Ann Arbor
Mich
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