Utah Canners Plan Convention and Banquet in Salt Lake
A Utah canners convention and banquet was scheduled at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. A committee will finalize plans for the January event with representatives from Utah agriculture colleges and machine and supply firms. The program includes film showings at the Lyceum and an exhibit by the National Association of Canners.
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Cadon Canners
Apihe Weber
Uuin Carners
Ulacusseu
We Hotel
Utah
Salt Linke
Ngan
Winleh
Eval Dent Gage Kadman
Uish
Utah Agriculture
HH. L.her~agen
Orden
James Anderson
Morgat
M. Banes
Kaysville
H. J. Olson
Canedere Association
Hunt
Camera
Sssneiation
Information on Weber County irrigation district meeting
An Ogden meeting of the Weber County Irrigation District association discussed questions about the irrigation district. Hay W McLaughlin of the Federal Irrigation Bureau outlined Weber County’s greater amenities for a potential project. A reservoir site acquisition was urged while funds are available as alternative plans were presented by Wright and Joseph M. Tracy. 69- Buy Red Cross Seals.
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Weer Coun- Irrigation District Association
Peralni
Hay
W. McLaughlin
Federal Irrigation Bureau
Weber County
Wrieht
Joseph M. Tracy
RED Cross
Mazons Elect Officers for Coming Year in Installation
Members of the Mazons selected a slate of officers for the forthcoming year. The installation is scheduled for Tuesday December 1. Elected were John Brown Excellent Tightriekt John A. Mattl Wing George B. Roberts Scribe Metutaa treasurer and B. Wichils secretary Anparative officers will fill a making of the newly elected fleoys.
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Jose
John Brown
John A. Mattl
George B. Roberts
Metutaa
Aml
B.wichils
Cretary
Fleoys
Ogden Man Enlists In Army In Ogden Chapter News
An Ogden resident enlisted in the army yesterday after a city assignment to maritime duties. Corporal Henry Tocke was transferred to Ogden for reenlistment during the absence of Sergeant SAL. The Ogden Chapter Now 2 Royal Arch meeting convened in Salt Lake City.
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Chaves EB. Iickey
Ogden Ma
Ustyer
Tle
Henry Tocke
Ogden
Sal
Stumpf
Salt
Royal Arch Levening
Margaret Romaine to Sing Lead in New Opera
Soprano Margaret Romaine, wife of Browning of Ogden, will perform a leading role in the Metropolitan Opera House premiere of Maeterlinck based opera The Bluebird. Belgian delegates are expected to attend the New York premiere.
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Margaret Romaine
Hle
Episcopalian Bishop Elect of Utah Narrowly Escapes Bomb Attempt
Lawrence Mass resident Tey. vtlmr W. Moulton, an Episcopalian missionary bishop elect for Utah, survived an attack at his home when a bomb concealed in a slick of spreading wood with explosives was discovered before it could be lit. The incident, reported in Ogden, leaves his status as Utah missionary bishop still uncertain.
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W. Moulton
Utah
Lawrence
Mass
Ogden
Moulton
Bishor
Giah
Liones la Atill
Wool Cleaning Plant in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City announces a $240,000 first unit for a dry process wool cleaning plant by United States Wool Company. C B Stewart notes Utah Securities Commission approval to sell 60,000 shares and plans to scale with demand. Expected annual wool throughput reaches 30,000,000 pounds with potential $59,000,000 U.S. clips. Dry cleaning touted as simpler and avoiding old methods.
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Salt Lake
Utah
C. B. Stewart
United States Wool Company
Stewart
Uuxh
United States
Experia
Harvard Football at Pasadena Still Undecided
Harvard football faces delays for the Pasadena game as a faculty body debates scheduling. An extension request delays final decisions on practice and final roster readiness amid discussions over sponsorship and venue arrangements.
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Harvard
Pasadena
South Dakota Parties Endorse Wood And Wilson
Pierre South Dakota December 3 major figures Wood Wilson and Governor Frazier secured presidential endorsements from Republican Democratic and Nonpartisan League delegates at state conventions under the Richards primary law. Democrats backed Wilson for a new term and Marshall for VP while Republicans endorsed Coolidge with Lowden also discussed. Nonpartisan League did not nominate a VP candidate.
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Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
League
United States
Congress
League of Nations
Vemorials
League of Nations Covenant
Naipartisan League
Reublicans
Www
J. McMunters
Peter Norbeck
WW. Tlowes
Fi Johnson
Mark P. Baten
United Thanas Ayres
Aites
Pinral
Swonave Wood
Mlingis
Richards State
Lothdorse
Lowen
Otis
Lochlen
Alvin Coolidge
Coolidge
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Riley Tersidett
Wilson
Wiicon
Bans of Nations
Mes
Whipple
Pierce
Y Plankinton
Whiprle
Ft. Ay
Presidential candidate presence at convention hidden
The text notes a candidate for president was in the city but not named in the final convention. Poindexter's Teuton ants endorsed an independent run for state primaries. Wiram Johnson was indirectly referred to but not named. After Republicans nominated Gov Norbeck for the Senate, the delegation recessed until night.
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Wood
Peter Dougherty
Wenster
Crash
Tonertech
Lowden
Seereus
Igen
Wool
Secard
Armistier
Inings
Invey
Poindexter
United States
Milew
Washington
Teutonants
Payty
Mare
Wiram Johnson
Johnson
Repubileans
Norbeck
United States Senate
We Meansieget That Important Business Case
Fragmentary note mentions key business matters and a person named Nicho. The text references Wednesday and Wednesday events as part of ongoing concerns, but details are unclear. Entities include Nicho and possible organization names, with emphasis on upcoming actions.
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Mase
Larsard Oniversite
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Jane Értushphand
Wang
Nuanes
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McCready
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