Reeder Divorces Granted by Judge Pratt
An interlocutory decree of divorce was granted yesterday by Judge 4 B Pratt to Mrs. Touloa H Reeder from George J Reeder. The wife alleged that during 1918 he absented himself from home about six nights weekly and was often in company with a young lady. The couple married in Salt Lake on June 24 1908 and had three children.
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Pratt
Touloa H. Reeder
George J. Reeder
Projections of Shoe Price Drops Across Leather Trade
In Loston on August 12 wage testified before the grand jury investigating high living costs. Leather manufacturers predicted a marked drop in shoe prices, though likely not for another year. Witnesses noted persistent demand for high grade shoes and that children ages 3 to 8 would pay. An out of court agreement sets alimony at 15 dollars monthly to Mrs Reeder and 15 dollars monthly for three children, with conditions on remarriage, tax payments, and insurance for three years. Reeder gains visitation but only under arrangements away from the home.
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Loston
Joseph ©. Pelletter
Reeder
Drownings After Lad Falls Into Bear River
Aug 12 in Monton George Meldrum a youth about 0 years old drowned in Bear River east of the city while swimming with Meldrum Wag and other boys. Meldrum who could not swim stepped into a deep hole, sank, and was recovered later. he leaves a wife and several children.
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Monton
George ‘Maldrum
Bear River
Mr. Meldrum
Aind
Assessor Addresses Taxing Property Move Rumor
The assessor defends duties and public service amid reports that D C Eccles planned to move his breadquarters to Oregon. He urges legal recourse to determine fault and calls for fair state statutes if the current laws are unjust to large interests.
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D. C
Ecclen
Property Tax Ruling Questioned by Oregon Assessor
In a note signed by C M Sanderson, Assessor, concerns overtaxing property in Oregon and how swiftly correctives could be applied. He pleads for applying a fair rule to all, expressing regret over rash sections and citing Mr Eccles’s decision.
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Oregon
Hands Mangled by Electric Washer at Brigham City
BRIGHAM City August 12 Miss Louise Gooch daughter of Mrs. John Gooch had her hand badly mangled last evening while using the electric washer. Her right hand was caught in the wringer and she sustained severe cuts and bruises. She was taken to the hospital and required about twenty five stitches to close the wound.
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Brigham City
Louise Gooch
Ned
John Gooch
Sheas
Restoration of Nevada Northern train service urged in Ely
A November meeting in Ely drew many business leaders urging immediate restoration of the Nevada Northern Railroad. A citizens committee was tasked to cooperate with Attorney Anthony Jarich who filed a complaint with the Public Service Commission. Chairperson Shaughnessey will attend a conference in Ely tomorrow.
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Ely
Bijounal
Nevada
Ily
Anthony Jarich
Jarich
Public Service Commission
Grain Corporation Allows Grain Shipments Without Permits
Aug 8 Wheat dispatch states the United States Grain Corporation will stop requiring permits to send grain to Galveston. Railroads will implement a permit system to curb congestion and regulate movement to and between primary markets. Shipments will be covered by blanket and individual permits.
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Grain Corporation
Galveston
M. H H.steene
United States Grain Corporation
Railroad Administration
Greene
Government Got to Be Shipped to Utah Cities
Aug 13 Salt Lake and Uintah Basin items note war food distribution plans from Omaha. Senator King reports plans to ship to mayors and to soldiers by parcel post, with Utah kept advised on storage and pricing concerns. Local officials debate bacon pricing and distribution efficacy as cold storage probes continue. Formation of Uintah Improvement Corporation aims to build a railroad into Uintah Basin to develop resources, with Governor Bamberger backing and a committee of prominent locals named to advance surveys and rights of way.
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United States
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King
Bamberger
War Department
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Gil
Pareel Post
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Pareo Post
Utah
Karl A. Scheid
W. Mont Ferry
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Ferry
Seheld
Salt Lake
Bican
Conmission
Consioner Green
Bear Lake
Bay Lake
Uintah Improvement Corporation
Uintah Bars
Utah Vressure House
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Aock
Ulniah Basin
Aloral Properties
Balwake
Ulniah Improvement Cor Noration
Gaverttor Damber- Zot
Heber J. Grant
Lester DP. Freed
A.W. Lying
J. W. Clyde
Btreeter
W. H. Smart
T. MN. Taylor
LeRoy Dixon
T. Reynolds
Frank A. Fisher
James W. Collins
Joan Dern
W. J Helleran
Gemmell
Inch
Ceorge T. Odell
Dr. G. G. Richards
M. VW
Lowies
Jones. Cutler
W. R. Wallace
B.A. Culbertson
L. If, Farneworth
W. W. Armatrong
WW. GL
Watvia
ROE
Delstol
Frank Tmngree
T. W. Boyer
C. S. Burton
Noted pioneer Edward Covington dies at 93 in Salt Lake
Funeral services will be held for Edward Covington 93 a Salt Lake pioneer who died Monday at 2 oclock. He was official photographer in Johnston's Confederate army and earned fame for saving important photos. Burial will be in City Cemetery.
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Salt Lake
Edward Covington
Fourteenth Ward
City Cemetery
Covington
Johnston
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