Government sets wool price advance rules in Utah telegram
A telegram from Utah officials outlines uniform advances of 40 cents per pound on bills of lading for wool and 6 percent, with freight and handling to be shared by buyers. The move aims to curb speculation and stabilize Western wool markets as producers seek to corner large quantities. Officials say the plan, coordinated by a government committee, will be applied by licensed wool houses nationwide.
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Worl Bose
Westermly
B. Stewart
Utih Woolerane Abrochlion
Yis Wehen
Weadern Waal Ducer
C Association
Utah
Wigaly
Agscelation
Aftie- Wwe
Scenser
Die Counnittes
Govermmirns
Grexets
Musterole Adclaims Quick Relief for Sore Throat and Aches
An ad touts Musterole as a clean white ointment that penetrates to the sore area with a gentle tingle, easing sore throats bronchitis and other pains. It lists multiple uses from throat to chest and joints, calling it fast acting and non blistering.
This Is the Day of the Middle Aged War Era Ad
An old newspaper fragment urges women to succeed by appearing young, promoting a hair color product and dismissing aging. It mentions war era opportunities and a Money-Back Guarantee. The text shifts to wartime notes on war savings societies in Montana and a brief Portugal history reminiscence, ending with a prompt to read classified ads.
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Crisnee
Juan
Iran
Buvpe
Mont
Monelana
Harry Turagi
Sale Dis
Portugal
Laventie
Tue Fiaoners Hing
Rurane
France
Spain
John II
Henry
Carrihe
Madevin
Morocco
Brazil
Tankie
Eotafe
Argyle
Mr. Lindeyti
Alan
Tanlae
Jand Cohner Medicine Co
Allio
Tanlee
Nane Rentant
Tanlac
Ogden
A. Fennisre
Heeles
Fourth Training Camp Opens With Officer Candidate Quotas
Wastington reports the fourth training camp opening May 1 under the wartime officer candidate program. Applicants must be between 18 and 36, meet health requirements, and submit character references. Selection is by the educational institution authorities, not the War Department, with details on age, residence, weight, height, and prior service.
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Trier
Chan
Elie Leihio
Ahnmutha
Veel Karawir
Tie War Department
Idaho Cottage Cheese Slogan Sparks Debate in Moscow
Fragmentary report describes a slogan campaign for Idaho cottage cheese in Moscow and commentary by M S Hoover, head of the dairy division, noting the product’s value and potential. Separate item reports an accident on Main Street where a grocer suffered facial injuries after a fall from a sky vent at a theater route.
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Moscow
M. Hoover
Eliha
Mist Hoover
Ty Pal
Wile Fren
East Street
Taramayit Ban
Waleren
Philip Fern Company
L Mace
Tyern Fohe Theater Jooget Xaveral
Wilgren
E Wright
Gieoik
Brad
Pensions Granted to Utah Residents and Post Office Appointments
Washington April 29. Thomas L. Lees Salt Lake and Aeronice Tiew of Washington county Idaho named clerks in the war department offices at Washington. Pensions granted to Utah residents include James Rigby View $20 Hyco W. Brown Lend $265 Jon Alma Brokeadst Sandy $207 Andrew Dudley Jonson $20 Alma Lara Moab $20 Jabez Taylor Balt Lake $0 Harold W. Mannibal Thomas P. Manning Salt Lake $20 Christian Jobasn Samaquin $26. Post master appointments and fourth class positions announced for various Utah places including Basin Lake post office with Jones Rae bury Thorne and Elizabeth Davin. Kinato appoints fant postmaster at Tock Springs. other named clerks and resignations listed.
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Washington
Thomas Ls. Lees
Tiew
Washington County
Idaaho
War Department
Pension Harelu
Lake
James Rigby
View
Hyco W. Brown
Jon Alma Brokstead
Sandy
Andrew Dudley
Jonson
Alma Lara
Moab
Jabez Taylor
Balt Lake
Harold W. Mannibal
Thomas PF. Manning
Salt Lake
Christian Jobasn
Dot Ad. Kinato
Pers
Fant
Tock Springs
Fastmaster General
Raina F. Wood
Howell
Trthwaite
Harriet Ison
Layt
Stella Kup
William Morris
Nowy
H. Putheringham
Idale Irsae CG
Bell
Kootenal
Alle
Schytdl
Tea and coffee firms face antitrust trouble report
The Federal Trade Commission targets tea and coffee companies amid alleged price fixing and market manipulation. Affected firms include multiple brands with statements from executives, while workers at Great Falls and other areas express concerns about profits and national loyalties amid tense rhetoric regarding Greeks and Japanese.
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Tex Anil Cuffee
Eharson Tyston
Tavanal
Federal Trade Commission
Rryita Ie
Obriin Pateen
Priaes
Missesim
Tosails Coffer & Byles
Ghreat
jAmong
Great Northern
Mana
Manson Appointed to Government Position Amid Controversy
Report describes Manson moving to a government role with duties tied to national transportation policy. Timed timing includes approval by the director general and potential broader authority. The piece notes prior discussions and the cautious reception among officials and the public.
First Aid Classes Organized in Shoshone County
In April 36, county men drafted by Red Cross to organize first aid instruction in Shoshone County. The effort aims to train for veterinary care and disaster response, with private classes slated across several gates of the county and reports to follow on progress and leadership.
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Waltack
Tdi
Red Cross
Ford Baoss
Tanlace success touted despite two tough years of toil
The account describes Tanlace’s two year struggle with illness and fatigue, claiming renewed strength and energy after taking Tanlace. A regional dealer in Ogden, and a local medicine advertisement, are noted as points of sale and support for the claim.
Federal Reserve Data Shows Borrowing Levels Shifting
Fragmented OCR notes describe April data from a Federal Reserve report on national debt, borrowings by nations, and implications for investment. It references high debt increases, market reactions, and the need for precise figures, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
Towne backs Nuxated Iron amid US Senate race
Former United States Senator Towne endorses Nuxated Iron in a heated political contest. The article, though garbled, presents Towne urging support for a candidate in New York and references party lines, voter sentiment, and the broader national political stakes.
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United States
World War I Allied Debts and War Costs Analysis
A historical summary outlines Allied powers debts and global war costs. It cites figures for Australia, Italy, Russia, the United States, and others, detailing total debt growth since the war began, interest charges, and national wealth changes. It notes neutral nations bearing defensive borrowings and the overall economic burden.
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Isttain
Ava
Fotreuuey
Australia
Tyne
Maren
New Yealand
Africa
Tanne
Wit
Italy
Tssue
Fursia
Gentral Powers
Cormepy
TAA
Denver
Amatela
Fois
Wimgargs
Lecemnor
Germany
Bylerians
Ibstanes
Fanind
Fairy Kidney Pills Promoted For Women’s Health Claims
A biased ad portrays women as braver in daily life and blames various pains on kidney disorders. It cites a testimonial from a Mrs. Muatgata Ind. claiming “1 month without relief” improved after using Fairy Kidney Pills. The copy emphasizes safety and effectiveness.
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Wwemla
Ind
Montana University Adopts New Student Service Plan
The Montana university announces a revised student service approach affecting nearly 249 staff and faculty. Officials cite improved support for Montana students and cross department coordination, though details remain partly unclear due to transcription errors.
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