Health Officers discuss school hygiene at Utah session
The Health Officers association of the state held its final session in Sault Lake today. Dr Joseph Sindwall of the University of Utah spoke on hygiene in the school, outlining room conditions, lighting and methods to prevent disease. Dr Beatty and others urged vigilant sanitary enforcement, quarantine, and the duties of health officers as key in safeguarding public health. The meeting featured extensive talks on contagious diseases and school health practices with officials from Salt Lake City and surrounding counties in attendance.
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Sault Lake
Health Officers Association of the
City
Fo Cluelt
State Wealth League
Joseph Sindwall
Chal
Sundwalh
Selmal- Taino
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Secon
Shoul
Vearth
Aid
Silva
Hsaigne
Ef Howe
Maria Lie
Cath
Enaea
T_T. Beatty
Atute Board of Health
Heatty
H. P. Kirtley
Salt Lake City
F. R. Slopinehey
Associaton
de. M. 3
Shipp
Grantsville
Olbiers
F. OH. Rutey
Tirese
Riley
de. Wiley
Ratey
Dy. Nowtty
Sandleton
Kit
Siannes
Fae Rennin
Fay
Leeth
Ralph Tcharde
Sail_ Lake
Voorhins
Af University
Utah
Lumkin
State Bacteriolomlat
Brhmball
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Red Stauffer
I. Heatly
Salt Lake
HW. M. Vance
Pleasant
Groves
H. P. Kintley
G. I. Fennemore
Newhouse
N. W
Wol. Wek
James Gverson
Leamlagivy
J. Cane
Mapleton
Bielow
Mik Mactregat
Waager
Yy Thomason
Berton
W. J. Prowntg
Upden
George Bharten
Ogden
John Ray
Weber County
J. Phe Tuumer
Clover
Peter Peterson
Yairview
CL Reeves
Kanarrahy
uDlesville
Dermiah Kodan
Castleton
Wy de Jestem
Tobn Meehan
W A. G. Stoddarey Waller
Kavaeillos
Grantuville
Salt Lake Board of Education investigates coal quality issues
A Salt Lake City school system probe focuses on alleged poor coal supplied for the season, disrupting heating in Wasatch, Franklin, and Fremont schools. Board president J.T. Hatynod and other members discuss the matter after reports tied to Martin Coal Co, with concerns a board member profits from the contract.
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Lali
Lal
Comany
Martin Coal Company
U.S. Marlin
Board of Education
Wand
Martin Coal Communny
Martin
Lourd'y
Transantlans
Wade
Martin Company
CAPT. EB. WILDER PASSES AWAY IN SALT LAKE
Fragmented obituary notes the death of Captain Eb Wilder in Salt Lake City after a long illness tied to old age. It references family links, including a daughter, and mentions connections to the Tamord Base and engineering work. Limited legible details obscure full biographical context.
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Salt Lake
Sey
MeeChph
Wilder
Fils
Chi Hi
al Deluek
Uae
Conan Ce
Bobi
Big Slaughter at Utah State Prison
Twenty two inmates were executed yesterday at the Utah State Prison in the largest execution in its history. The desolate scene described without ministers or outsiders, with cattle substituted for human prisoners due to tuberculosis concerns, underscores a grim, unprecedented act in the penal system.
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Aly
Utah State Prison
Griesn
Fry
A. G. Young
Dr. Young
Freight Wreck Halted Utah Rail Line After Flange Defect
A broken rail caused an eastbound Southern Pacific freight wreck near a small Salt Lake division station close to Luein. Five cars derailed and wreckage disrupted traffic for several hours as a wrecking crew and experienced men rushed to the scene. News was flashed over the wire and the line was tied up while injuries were reported.
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Southern Pacific
Tuck
Salt Lake Division
Luein
Frat Ogden
Trafic
Salt Lake
Examination of Local National Guard Nomenclature Tests
A local National Guard unit conducted examinations on rifle nomenclature and related technical matters at the United States magazine rifle model 190% topic. The session covered standard practices and equipment details for National Guard service.
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Royal Company of National Guard
United States
Woodmen Camp 11 to Hold December Meeting
Weber Camp No 11 members urged to attend Thursday December 2 with Head Quorum from Salt Lake City delegation. Special music and refreshments planned. Large attendance encouraged for joint session with visiting leaders in attendance.
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Weber Camp No. 11
Hicad
Bone
Ealt Lake Crt
Death notice for Herman H. Jenson at Entaily home
Herman H. Jenson, 18, son of Meo and Mrs. Tate Jems, died this morning at the Entaily home, 223 Twenty second Street. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Herman H. Jenson
Meroni
Jenson
Meo
Tate Jems
Twenty Second Street
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