Suppree You have left from your christs duper sente turkey
Woman's Page offers a fanciful menu from United States Foul Administration and a curious narrative describing a turkey or chicken dish with hot gravy Mandalay Salad cranberry sauce and creamed turkey in gravy. It then shifts to a crime tale of a youth fleeing after a murder, with a mileage-laden escape to Grand Junction Montrose and Telluride then Utah before capture in St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Corado
Grand Junction
Montrose
Colo
Pacific Enais
Hartmat
Montrosa
Sherif Ed Hoffison
Telluride
Utah
Gnally
St. George
Appeal Through Churches Urges Food Relief Across Nation
A December 1 message read in churches nationwide from the United States Food Administration urging immediate relief. It warns that food scarcity threatens global stability and calls Americans to unity and action to end hunger and support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Korr
World Service
Hanalon
Will Confer on Food Situation In German City
Arthur B. Tuning, secretary of the American Association of Commerce and Trade, plans a conference in Berlin with American military authorities and Herbert C. Goover on food relief. The Berlin-based group he represents now offers its services to the U.S. government for proposed relief efforts amid armistice conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlan
Associated Peess
Arthur B. Tuning
American Association of Commerce and Trade
As Teen
Baa
Armistice Commission
Jor
Herbert C. Goover
Berlin
Mr. Bening
United States
Hoy admits he killed Italian in Utah crime case
A terse report from Sale Lake describes Hoy admitting to killing Italian national Vincent Corado in Tellurkis Cele while hiring him for a tram ride between Telluride and Utah. The suspect said he shot from behind and fled toward California, leaving behind a hat and that the victim was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale Lake
Dee. S
Vincent Corado
Tellurkis
Cele
Merle
T N
Steiree
Utah
California
Tellurideen
Corado
Edmisten
Livestock Men to Meet Jan 21 in Denver
Denver officials announce the American Livestock and Meat Association will hold its fifty-second annual convention January 21 for three days. Delegates will discuss postwar readjustments affecting the industry including railroad ownership settlement, market bureau work, stockyard regulation, commission prices, and safeguards against foot and mouth disease and influenza in horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
T. W. Tomlinson
Bureau of Markets
War Industries Board
Surplus Garden Canning Plan Cuts City Costs
Surplus products valued at 872,200 grown on small gardens in Gila county Arizona were saved through cooperation of the home demonstration agent and county agricultural agent. A cooperative canning kitchen operated near the gardens on the edge of town, with charges to cooperating gardeners. The plan offered teaching in economical canning and food preservation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dev
Gila County
Ariz
United States Department of Agriculure
Holme Demonstration Ageni
Utah Girl Earns Enough From Farm To Pay for Schooling
Miss Sybil Frozener of Myrum Utah used her year of farm work to fund further schooling. She borrowed two and a half acres, planted soybeans, and harvested about 32935 pounds. A College of Agriculture student, she plans to complete her third year next June and hopes to finance the final year similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Sybil
Myrum
Utah
College of Agriculture of Utah
Java sugar planter F James visits Salt Lake for weeks
Java sugar magnate F James and his wife arrived in Salt Lake City for a several week stay at Hotel Utah. He notes England bought Java's entire sugar crop, mostly by Dutch planters, and says Dutch ships lack coal causing unemployment among Javanese workers. He calls for relief and cash to keep ships moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santer
City
Salt Lake
Java
F. James
Regi Hotel
Utah
James
England
Epidemic at University of Utah Hospitalizes Soldiers
Report from Fort Douglas details 481 student soldiers admitted with influenza and pneumonia since November. Seventeen deaths attributed to the outbreak, with 218 influenza cases arising among university personnel. An official inquiry may examine causes and responsibility amid housing, food, and care concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Stinlen Unus
Vinh
General Hospital
Fort Douglas
Army General Hospital
Wiliam
Jacobs
Nelson
Dur
Glen
Millar
Revere
Kival
Basil
Yesterdar
University Ofeaulaition
Universiy
Ling
Red Cross nurses lead nationwide effort across divisions
San Francisco December 5 announcement from the American Red Cross headquarters reports 1307 nurses assigned to duty in the Western division including California Arizona and Nevada. An additional 27 nurses have served in the last four months bringing total hospital training completions to 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
California
Arizona
Nevada
addiHon
Jean Pé
the Army
Bureau of Nursing
Bureau of Personnel
Red Cross
Swiss Commission For Prisoners
Rollet
Wena
Haly
Durcan
San Francsco
Los Angeles
Tucson
Invention That Made Wireless Telegraphy Possible
Roya Weagnut and the Marcon Company of America perfected a breakthrough in wireless telegraphy. The invention removes the static barrier to long distance messages and enables 24 hour wireless communication over oceans. It promises global reach beyond atmospheric conditions and augurs new tower networks for oceanic links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya, Weagnut
Marcon
Americm
Wonennt
Xmas for Soldiers Over There Plans Invasion Aid
wartime note describes Mulligan Chinieman Kohdia Ceuta involved in organizing Christmas for troops abroad. plans include rail transit to France, celebration for American forces, and provisioning with English dairy products and hot meals. local organizers expand kitchens and donations to boost morale.
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Yduk
Mulligan
Chinieman
Kohdia Et Ceuta
Aecividor
Wil
France
Tyussport Mayr Tanta Tenarroy
Amer Fcrn
Matty
Bart Cay
Babaces
de Bingdant
Waighle
Gold received from Germans and art treasure recovered
Germans began seizure of gold worth 8 million francs. allies claim 2 billion francs in recovered assets. Propeller group recovered an art collection by Quentin Nelatour stolen from St Quentin. authorities in Valanciames report the total value at 2,000,000,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAIS
Ethc
Propel
Ariel
Ty Quentin Nelatour
St Quentin
Grandmother of Russian Revolt En Route to America
Madame Breshkovskaya, famed organizer of the Russian revolutionary cause, travels toward the United States. She plans to meet President Wilson in Washington to report on conditions in Europe and Russia and to advocate for support of reform movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tori
Puesiay
Catherine Dreshkovskaya
United States
Madame Breshkovskaya
Wits
Awymond Ryan Among Wounded in Fierce Battle
The report notes Awymond Ryan among wounded in a heavy engagement near St Mibiet salient where the company wire was wiped out. Ryan is recovering in a base hospital in stable condition and remains out of danger.
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Wait
Ryan
Bavi
Vilvave
Etn
Congress and national registration in 1852 era notes
Fragmentary text references Virginia congressman, commerce, treasury, and Congress in 1852. Mentions national registration and Federal treaty era terms, with garbled phrases suggesting historical regulatory actions and fiscal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgina
Sam Amartera
Rotary
The
Treasury
Glige
Congress
Tts
Federal
Tcaetyd Bane
Nck
Water safety claim sparks unusual consumer advisory
A fragmented notice from Combreldge Maze warns buyers that any item sold to store chains or grocers claiming to purify water without injury may be unsafe. The brief missive lists Lever LC as a reference point and urges immediate orders despite unclear guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex
Lever
Combreldge
Maze
U S Lifts Shipping Embargo on Hogs Price Unchanged
Washington reports that the United States will lift the hog shipping embargo for January or earlier markets, but hog prices are expected to stay steady. The decision came after a Chicago conference with Food Administration officials, meatpackers, and industry representatives forming the advisory group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Chicago
To Food Administration
AsrQanurad Advisory
Awiie
Austion Liquor Seized in Raid In Nearest Wet Town
Angeles Der Redepal officials sought to dispose of six ty gallons of whisky consigned at Portland Oregon as AntomolsTe t accuwaurles by Abraham Bigol and velzew forced to travel to Vernon to fold their distribution. The Gander how which went Into effect tabt Apel prohibits the sale of distilled spirits in the city limits and the officials had to journey to the nearest wet spot to continue the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Der
Redepal
Portland
Oreman
Antomolste
Abraham. Bigol
Velzew
Vernon
Goats Used for Bean Threshing on Colorado Farms
In Conejos County Colorado farmers use goats to thresh pinto beans. County official notes goats are effective due to light weight and gentle action, avoiding crushing beans. The head of the state administration division cites goats as admirably suited for this task despite rough handling in some demonstrations.
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Colorado
Denver
Cole
Dee
Conejos Nouny
Garth
Conejos County
Fetter
Lero
Dan
Bill Posters Sign Agreement for a Wages Increase
The International Alliance of Posters and Billers and managers of most unions signed a two year wage agreement to raise pay by about 2 1/2 percent. The deal, effective December, includes an annual cost of living adjustment and increased traveling allowances.
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Olives Wave
Former Salt Laker Noble buried on coast
Funeral for WL Noble, longtime Salt Lake businessman in Nevada and California, was held yesterday in Alameda. Noble, the city’s only son, died in Elko Nevada on November 2. He leaves a widow, two daughters, and many relatives in Utah and California. services were attended by family and friends despite some absences.
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Cary
Ees Fox
Noble
Elke
Nev
Alameda
Cis
Thiz City
Tia Ait
Nevada
Wyendeg
California
Sureviving Wienie
Magesset
Elina
Jends U. Tohinven
Mayme Noble
Ball Toke
Robert Smith
Berkeley
Cal
Mikh Soble
Fast Changing Map Show At Local High School
A garbled OCR item notes a map display at a local high school with mention of American scholars and an artistic exhibit. It references an audience and weekly winter events. The fragment suggests a community program organized by students and workers, tied to geography themes and European connections.
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Mostrsand
Whaly
Dew
Whele
Almerican School
Gromruphles
Lis Heen
Anil
Thin Place
Mie Wintitt. R
Red Cross Re Elects Executive Board at Annual Meeting
The Red Cross in Salt Lake City re elected its executive board and appoints committee heads after the annual meeting. The board now includes W. Ment Potts, TM. Tigrne, J. On Howard, John K. Gate, N Mekays, Mrs. Gemmell, Teevanstal, Belomon Sowel, and others, with department heads reaffirmed and committees expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Sat Lake
Dee
Helo Manbera
Numos
Laa
Deanette Ifydm
Atte
Simorr
W. Ment Potts
TM. Tigrne
J. On Howard
John K. Gate
A. N. Mekays
Mri
Gemmell
Fk Teevanstal
Atm
Belomon Sfewel
Mertin
Meetuntin
Mr L. Faken
WLR
Wale
Ine
Bilas Mute Williams
Hobare
Local Roster Notation From Crowded Evening Assembly
A partial readable list shows union names and attendees including Worthugton Worthington and Mrs Worthington, Abna Kadlsau, Joy Hf Johnson, J Be Seteledietd, and many others tied to Red Cross Shop and sister corps. The fragment hints at a relief or community service gathering with officials and volunteers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Worthugton
Abna Kadlsau
Joy Hf. Johnson
J. Be Seteledietd
Atra
Lter
Mont Merry
Brink P. Cook
W. Fe Cleland
Muth Mit Fox
A. H. Boxvad
J. A. Reeven
Ois
George M. Milter
A. 14
Smith
Hugh van Swentrlgen
Saris
B. Hyde
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University OF Uta
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Masa
Miles of America
Farware
United States Army
Treshdent Jacob G. Schurman Prosteo
Cornel
A. E. Shinley
Cambridge University
Schurman
Robs Wireless
Ws Rey
Ol Agant
Awymond
Luy
Lux
Geo. A. Lowe Co
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