Random references and police notices in unrest in town
A jumble of names, charges, and events appears with arrests for assault, threats, and various investigations. The text references a wake, charges, travel, alignment with local firms, and a coming public shop opening while noting counts of births, deaths, and diseases in the area.
City Sanitary Inspector Reports November Mortality Surge
City Sanitary Inspector George Bhirtehrae submitted the department’s November report to the city commissioners. It notes 11 deaths, including one infant under a year, from pneumonia and broncho pneumonia. The document marks unprecedented mortality and outlines ongoing work to address the issue.
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Beet Sugar Pay Day Set for December Sixteen
Amalgamated and allied beet sugar firms announce an extended pay day for growers and stockholders on December 16. Estimated total payout around 500000 dollars will be distributed to farmers and residents, with Amalgamated stock holdings and insider transactions noted. Key figures include B Eccles and My Ecotett, with Brockholders to meet in December 1944 to discuss consolidation and ownership changes among the Utah and Idaho sugar companies.
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Joseph Smith Called by Death in Independence Missouri
Independence Missouri December 10 Joseph Stik president of the Meorg Aulach Church of latterday Bathtd died at home here today after several months of illness He lived with his son Frederick M. Smith and other family members He had long served as editor of the Salt Herald and was recently weakened by health issues leading to his retirement from many duties Two weeks to let way stricken.
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New Bassieres At Sale Prices
Sale offers new brassieres with separate fitting rooms and expert Corsetiere service in Utah. Selection includes washable lace trim and embroidery on mostly $1.00 values, with some $1.50 items. Many pieces feature display wear. some remain fresh and affordable.
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History of Joseph Smith the Mormon Prophet
A long biographical piece recounts Joseph Smith the founder of Mormonism, his family links to Brigham Young, and the early reorganization of the church. It covers his birth in 1832 in Kirtland, movements to Missouri and Nauvoo, his death in Carthage, and the church’s subsequent Utah exodus and leadership under a successor.
Shours for the Poor Fixed by County Commissioner
County Commissioner Chairman Moron Bkeen says starting next Monday office hours for aid to the poor will be 9 to 12 in the forenoon and 2 to 4 in the afternoon at the commissioners quarters. Either Mr. Skten or Mrs. H. H. Spencer is to be in the office during these hours.
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County Board of Commissioners
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Centralizing Charity Work Aimed At Better Aid
The charity association concentrates efforts in the women quarters to coordinate and reduce duplication in donations and clothing for the needy. Officials hope centralizing caring work will improve the use of scarce funds and materials and enhance overall support for the poor.
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Martha Pearce Pearlson née Pearoe obituary notice
Martha Pearce, wife of William Pearce, died yesterday afternoon at 2647 Washington Avenue. Cause of death cited as general debility and posthemorrhagic seorosis. Born February 6, 1243 in Muckleafield, Gheghire, England to Saughter of Union and Bitesbath JT. Jackson, she immigrated to Utah with the Marti Andeart company in 1858 and settled in Ogden, marrying William Pearce in 1886. An active church worker and longtime member of the Rebel society of Ilna Becohd ward, she helped found the Gedden Tabernacle choir and remained with them as health declined. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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