Salt Lake City Methodist Appointments Shuffled
State news from Salt Lake details the annual Methodist conference reorganizing church assignments. Rev. D. W. Crane transfers to Wifechurch, replacing Rev. D. M. Heinick who moves to the Columbia River conference. Several pastors shift between Salt Lake City churches and outlying districts as Bishop Berry announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Lake
Ave
Se Mlarion
D. W. Crane
Los Angeles
D. M. Heinick
Columbia Hiver
Drr. Crane
Orden Methodiat Church
Trawalloa Islands
Sut Lake
Eliren
Joan
Gherth
Craven
Lab Dry Park
Ada
Ravi
Hanon
Waterloo
Bishop Berry
Pacfoliows
Thalker
HJ. Talbott
Balt Lake District
Talbert
Fatt Lake City
Firet
PB Stort
Gait Lake City
Dif
Crane Ee
W. McCreery
C. Park Cry
Ransom P
E E_ Hoorn
PG Tone
Glockton
Thy Carter
Teeer
J. & Carns
Eeleiea
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A reader reports a family medical case involving kidney inflammation affecting a child, with doctors deeming the illness incurable and traditional diuretics ineffective. The narrative, attributed to Wel thirven grave abd and others, references Falton's Reoal Corynant as a claimed remedy, with advertisements from Johns J. Falton Co and Driver & Son Drug Co.
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Sire O' Hekes
BJP
Kirkham Street
Oakland
Cal
Idney
Cha Tse
Nethew
Falton
Johns J. Falton CO
San Francisen
Driver & Son Drug CO
Arenia
Ark
Tate Rac Riles
WILLARD WILL TRY TO SEE PRESIDENT TAFT
Willard citizens through the Inca Republican organization seek arrangements for Taft to stop over and speak in nearby towns. Committees plan a presidential stop in Willard and Brigham, aiming to draw large crowds from Utah beyond Ogden. The effort emphasizes personal contact and community effort to honor the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Inca Republican Organization
Taft
Drigham
Utah
Ogden
Property Owners Protest Gutter Replacement Debate
City evancia meeting hears protests over removing old guttering on Twenty fourth Street between Grant and Lincoln. Property owners claim paid $2.18 for guttering years ago. city says replacement cost partly from general fund. Officials discuss contractor issues, sidewalk districts, and grade crossings with multiple committee reviews.
Brothers Pay Fines for Stealing Wheat in Layton Court
In Layton Justice Monty Ellis court, Teri and Edward Hiless pleaded guilty to petit larceny for wheat stolen from the Craig threshing yard. Each was fined 25 dollars. A night watch by Craig and Robert Warn led to the capture of the Hiless brothers during the theft.
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Layton
Teri
Edward Hiless
Monty Ellis
Pad Creig
Rhertt James Warn
Craig
Higen Brothers
Labor Day Celebration Set in Utah Largest State Event
Preparations for Utahs largest Labor Day celebration are under way led by the Ofte Trades and Labor Resembly. The Inton Mountain Four State fair will be opened by the Orden Isher union with an elaborate program starting at 9 am, featuring speeches by W. Mt. Plegott Joseph Howell Governor William Err Senator Reet Smoot and Beadter Clarence S Clark. The auditorium band will provide music, trains will carry speakers, and contests for children under twelve will offer prizes. Committees include J M Clark chair and W M Piegett secretary.
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Ofte Trades and
Utah
Inton Mountain Four
Mtte
W. Mt. Plegott
State Federation of Labor
Joseph Howell
William Err
Reet Smoot
Beadter
Clarence 8
Clark
Wyomt
Breneho
Ales
Tlon
Mauna Lau
Une
Oeden
Lahor
Ose Doltac
Ike Gant
Peery Alr
Chen
la Compevedt
J. M. Clark
Council notes and requests on liquor license and street work
The council discussed Pattornot’s request for a retail liquor license at the Inter‑Mountain Fairgrounds. Applicants referred to the license committee as other claims emerged for damages on Patton Avenue north of Lincoln and Grant for changes to state routes. Residents near Teeny Ninth and Thirtieth streets complained of inadequate water service and a new pipe installation, while property owners West Deen proposed improvements west of Twenty seventh Street to the viaduct. The board ordered committee reports and authorized notices, with city funds and commissions to be reviewed, and an ongoing struggle noted between officials and residents over service and improvements.
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Cort Wild Falt
Cis
Jaques DeVine
Cty
Treet Committee
Galt Lake
Oxdee
Wallapente
Ogden Rapid Tranalt
Pattison Avenue
Vail Avenue
Pacific Avenue
Bpecia Exemeer Ramael Fortier
Barrow Avenue
Moeer
Parker
Msenur
T. J. Paine
W&ter
Willian
Cfty
Pall Tsrem
Joseph Leandere
Jumier
Iggdih Melver
Damagis
A. G. Horn
Ith
Patton Avene
Lincoln
Grant Avenues
Homwald
Walvas
Aminal Damarra
Aldewalk Committee
Nye
Othapa
Trenty-clahih
Padthe Avenue
Water Committee
Eldeente
Secretary Wilson hears western stockmen at Weber club
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson met with Jasper Wilson and others in informal discussion at Weber club rooms to hear complaints of western stockmen about forest management and grazing policies. The exchange highlighted dissatisfaction with range conditions, permit systems, and calls for improved practice and policy changes.
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Jamey Wilene
Bla Eet
Jasper Wilson
Whale
Realetatt Chie Yatester
A. F. Potter
Vitah
Weber Club
Witeon
Isrute
Uae
Jett
Potter Cy
Thle
Rayne
Pertitte
Ymare
Rasce
la Thankes
Wilson
Kneeton
New
Masi Keron
Wil
Boréstar Vetter
Kenene Vierseh Geib
Calvin Enroute Ten Attend Conference
Report on Calvin's party en route for a conference with forest service officials. The meeting discussed expanding national forests and forest boundary issues, with input from sheepmen and stock growers. Secretary Wilson was honored at a reception. Calvi n's private car trip and medical leave noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hmaho
Greek girl found with low Greek Angel Gorainee charge filed
A impaired report describes a young girl found in a distressed state linked to a Greek man named Angel Gorainee. Investigators say multiple complaints involve girls at various times. a deputy seized a pistol and a tense scene occurred on Arth Street. The matter was referred to county authorities for further action.
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Angel Gorainee
Conan
Mabel Harnist
Trenty
Pender
Aralal
Kaniane
Antorrey
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