Forest fire threatens several buildings near Missoula
In Missoula Montana on August 18 a fast moving forest fire near Rakieenaki Villey menaces twenty buildings. About 200 forest fire fighters were rushed to the scene to battle the blaze as winds shift. The report notes urgent action to protect the area. The second item announces the Ladies Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans hosting a watermelon party at Mrs. Caroline Martingen home, 265 Ninth Street, Thursday evening.
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Montana
Missoula
Mont
Weid
Tve
Erene
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Caroline Martingen
American Legions Outing at Salt Air Event
The Salt Air program features a 8:40 p.m. gathering with a surprise gag, Wooly’s explosion and depth bomb exhibit, dancing, and a prize waltz. A special show at the resort theater will be held alongside bathing and racing contests.
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Kamen
Wooly
Governors Probe Deep Into Cost of Living
SAL, Aug. 18. Governors at the conference opened by discussing how to cut living costs and cooperate with the federal government. A seven member committee was appointed to travel to Washington to confer with the president on remedies and report back with recommendations.
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Tuhia
Washington
Frederick JD. Gardner
Missouri
Cal i
United States
Ball Sult Lake
China Withholds Peace Mandate and War Status
A dated report indicates China has not declared war against Germany and will not act until a public mandate is released. The government considers measures after the mandate and plans to evict or restrict actions while Germany maintains its extraterritorial rights. No decision yet on mediation or negotiations with Japan or the German treaty terms.
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Pering
Germany
Aldtrin
Wis
Japan
Zelma Strong Wins Two Heats in 2:17 Pace at Wis. Meet
Zelma Strong, trained by Cyril McShelan of Chatham, won two heats of the 2:17 pace at the Great Western races in Suresegeld Wis. taking a share of the $1090 purse. The event featured strong contenders including Lady Willige and others, with second heat best time marked at 2:15 in the Lroyearald pace.
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Suresgeleld
Wis
Ave
Kol- Mma Strong
Cyril McShellan
Chatham
Lit
Stewad Moy
Star Dece
Vind Constant
Glendorn Atmo
Axeon
Elma Strong
Wikigo
Maregaret Helio
Prochim
Peter Land
Pars
SMO
Zoka Spee
Desidle
Mary Axtur
Vila Watts
Joe Mefkreger
Peter McKinas
Weber County Farmers Tour Yellowstone and Idaho
Weber county farm bureau agent Thomas W. Preston returned to Ogden after a two week tour of Idaho and western Wyoming. He observed excellent irrigated Idaho lands, dry land crops burned in drought, and strong range and cattle conditions in Wyoming. In Yellowstone, he noted heavy traffic at the southern entrance and met forty five Weber county farm bureau members touring the park.
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W. Preston’ Thomas
Weber County Farm Bureau
Ogden
Idaho
Wyamseg
Thoman
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole
Teton Baain
Thomas
Yellowstone 'National Park
Weber County
Truth About Shoe Prices From a Dealer’s Perspective
An analysis argues why shoe prices rise, citing government figures on stock and imports. It notes dwindling cattle, growing population, and rising leather costs, plus labor and material increases. Demand for leather and feather goods in world markets further pressures prices.
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United States
Jeather
United
Weber
ietulRine
Shoes and leather prices rise on world demand and scarce stocks
The article discusses soaring leather costs and high shoe prices due to limited goat skin supply, foreign buyers, and postwar trade shifts. It notes Europe’s heavy buying, anticipated price declines with rising supplies, and broad economic effects on wages, manufacturing, and consumer costs. It also mentions media coverage and political talk about the high cost of living and potential export rules.
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United States
Europe
Mars
Washington
H. G. of L
Demurrers Filed in Liquor Case in City Court
Demurrers were filed in city court this morning by Henderson and Johnson for Arthur Tribe Alvin Tribe Fred Lowenstein George Helner and Chester Malan arrested for bringing liquor into the state from Wyoming. The demurrer challenges the charges in the complaint.
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Henderson and Johnson
Arthur Tribe
Alvin Tribe
Fred Lowenstein
George Helner
Chester Malan
Wyoming
County Attorney Files Public Offensive Rate Charge
The county attorney says a rate is sufficient to be public offensive. The complaint alleges defendants knowingly possess intoxicating squors. Demurrers will be acted upon by Judge DB hk Roberts tomorrow morning.
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DB. Hk. Roberts
Greek claims pressed in Thrace privileges proposal
A transmission from a delegation of Greek committees in Washington asks the African peace commission to sustain Greece in a proposal granting privileges in Thrace to Bulgaria. The message is addressed to the commission’s chair and reflects the 1910 Greek American residents urging government support.
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Greece
Washington
African Peace Commission
Cote
Certa
Thrace
Bulgaria
Fragmented Public Note on Praise and Private Reproof
The fragment hints at a public praise in a flat or public manner and private reproach labeled as item 214. It references a philosophy concept and a miswritten quote suggesting to look spritca or pine. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names or settings.
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Commercial National Bank
Albers Bros. Milling Company
Hermitage Park
Slade
FONE
J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
China
Zelma Strong
Weber County Farmers
Wuthe Park
Office Outfitters
Spargo
California
M. J. Dixon Employment Agency
Regent Street
Salt Lake City, Utah
East Helena
Helens
Mufles
Here
Tre
Joss
American Smelting and‘ Refining Company
Us-1
Bry
Ier
Beluan
Hot Ware
Sure
Bellans
Devon
Mesias
Ely
Ogden Standard
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