Turkeys Geese and Ducks Market Adjoins Funeral Notices
Random references list Armor Market promotions for turkey duck and geese sales at Twenty fifth street location. Funeral for Charles E Dufur to be held Monday afternoon at 2 from 756 Twenty fifth Street with Masonic Lodge and Queen Esther Chapter participation. Community notices include bake sale and bazaar by Daughters of the King at Guild Rooms and a criminal case in District Court involving grand larceny.
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Eastern Star
Brother Dufur
Agithe Regigrence
TAU
Ilth Street
City
Armor Market
Grant
Ulah Va
Harry Ward
Waloon
Frev Fyssa'e
Wash
Charles E. Dufur
Masonic Lodge
C. 2
Queen Esther
C. E
O. EL
Woodmen Dance and Court Case Highlight Local Notices
Community notices announce the Woodmen of the World third monthly dance on Wednesday December 16 with tickets 75 cents and extra ladies 25 cents. In district court W J Ellison v Central Construction Co ended in default and judgment for the plaintiff on promissory notes secured by a mortgage on horses and equipment. interest and fees totaled 552.01. Royal blue rubbers advertised at Morrocks Bros with guaranteed quality.
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Woodmen of the World
Eves Decwothy
W. J. Ellison
Central Construction Company
A. E. Pratt
G. C. Richards
Morrocks Bros
Washington
Real Estate Transfers Recorded This Afternoon
Real estate transfers recorded with the County Recorder this afternoon include Vortia M. Coolidge to Herbert Th. Mad lye for part of lot 8 block 38 plat A. A second transfer lists Herbert MacMillan, io, Margaret Kelly for part of lot 8 block 38 plat 8 with stated value of 1,250.
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Vortia M. Coolidge
Herbert Th. Madlye
Flerbert MacMillan
Margaret
Kelly
Body Found on Island in the Lake
Laborers cutting turf reported Wednesday the discovery of a dead man on Frement Island in the lake. The Warren precinct sheriff and justice plan to investigate the site this afternoon.
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Wedesday
Sherif
Frement Island
Cutof
Warren Precinct
Warren
The Tomato’s Global Journey From Peru to England
The narrative traces the tomato’s history from its Peru Andean origins to its spread by Spaniards to Spain and onward to England by 1590. It notes early beliefs about the fruit as the love apple and clarifies there was no record of it growing wild in South America, only as a cultivated food.
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South America
Peru
Andean
South
Austrica
Spain
England
Gentle sardines described from catch to canning
The sardine fishery near Sardinia yields vast spring shoals. Fish are netted and washed, heads and gills removed, then sun dried on green brushes. They are boiled in olive oil, packed by packers with oil, and sealed airtight, quality depending on immediate processing and oil purity.
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Sardinia
Nantucket Peace Tradition Angers Military Ambitions
The excerpt describes Nantucket’s long pacifist stance led by the Friends and their influence on public life. It notes lack of local military groups for generations, with holiday military visits spurring window waves by women and a later rise in military ambition among youth. A training company was formed and sent to Boston for equipment, but elders mandated a constitutional clause disbanding in case of war.
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Nantucket
Manaiged
Boston
Accidental Revolver Fatality in Nevada Claims Pacific Agent
A coroner's jury exonerates P H Cook of blame after a Browning revolver discharged while he showed it to J W Walters Southern Pacific agent at Lovelocks Nevada. Walters, married and well known in Ogden, died instantly. Cook, a Union Pacific freight agent, faced no charges. both men were described as close friends.
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Lote- Jacks
Nevada
J. W. Walters
Southern Pacific
Cook
Union Pacific
Walters
Ogden
Amusement Hall Proposal Sparks Horthodden Town Hope
Citizens of Horthodden discuss building a two story amusement hall on vacant west lot with $5000 cost to host dances and theatre. A committee will plan layout and funding as North Ogden may follow suit. Missionaries send reports and local schools expand, with a 50th Quorum anniversary planned.
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James Storey
B. F. Blaylock
Wmpeting
James Storer
Mr. Ellis
People, Inc
North Ogden
Vocia PhD
Russian Troops Suffer Cold in Far East
Novoe Vremya reports Russian forces at Port Arthur endure extreme cold with tents and poor hospital care. Frost recorded at ten degrees in Talfen Wat as troops face harsh conditions in the Far East.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Russia
Port Arthur
Far East
Talfen Wat
New York Gamblers Freed as Evidence Lapses in Gamble Case
District attorney consents to discharge of bondmen for twelve men indicted for maintaining gambling rooms in New York City. The action suggests many more cases may fail due to insufficient evidence. The report notes prior sensational raids and widespread enforcement troubles.
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New York
Higgins Case Goes To Ten Jurors In Utah Trial
The State of Utah v Michael Higgins pressed toward verdict with the jury of ten jurors deliberating after closing arguments. Defense counsel Heywood urged mercy while prosecuting attorney Walverson faced objections over remarks. Court interactions marked the tense intervals as the jury remained out at report close.
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State of
Utah
Michael Higgins
Ter
Heywood
Rascal
Dore
Jet Wiggins
Walverson
Trouble at the power house halts linotype work
Power from Utah Light and Power failed for hours affecting newspapers. The outage began early morning and lasted until afternoon as boosters were installed in the transformer but proved unreliable. The disruption prevented linotype machines from running and caused embarrassment to the press.
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Utah Light and Power Company
Emperor Charles V Described At Table In 1530
Roger Ascham recorded Charles V of Austria dining with four courses including sod beef roast mutton and baked hare. He noted the emperor’s steady good looks and lavish drinking, yet also his notorious habit of gluttony contributing to gout from age thirty.
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Charles V
Austria
Roger Ascham
England
Barnes
Ferdinando
The Arabic Language and Its Poetic Names
Poetic renderings of nature and objects highlight Arabic imagination. The text notes vivid translations for Bnow rainbows and fish and ferns, and describes the outdoor life as a core Arab heritage with seasonal terms reflecting a deep bond with nature.
A Queer Probes Force
A critic describes Haitian police paid by results with capitation fees for arrests. Officers target the poor, pressuring payments as low as 15 cents to avoid arrest. Refusal leads to intimidation and potential punishment by police.
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Haiti
A Soft Pack for Rheumatic Gout Relief
A soft pack is described as the most effective method to ease inflammation and irritation in rheumatic gout. Apply a saturated flannel in brine to the affected joints, then wrap with a tan nel and cover with a bandage to be kept on all night.
Roosevelt Message Signals Bigger U S Role in World Affairs
The St. Petersburg Journal reports President Roosevelt commends arbitration while urging naval buildup, concluding the United States will play a larger part in world affairs. The semi official note calls the president’s message friendly and highlights the balance of peace and strength.
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St. Petersburg Journal
United “States
J. Petersburg
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
United States
Topeka Records First Real Blizzard of Winter
A severe thunder shower at midnight followed by a rapid temperature drop brought a strong northwest wind and a field of ice across roads in Topeka Kansas. It is described as the first genuine blizzard of the season.
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Topeka
Kan
Ita
Thanks to friends in Salt Lake City and Ogden
The Crawlelaw family extends heartfelt thanks for the help during our mother’s illness and death. May the peace of heaven be with all who cared for us in Salt Lake City and Ogden. Luke Crawlelaw, for the family.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Luke Crawlelaw
Card of Thanks from Moroni Doxey and Family
The Doxey family thanks friends for aid during illness and loss of their wife and mother. They express hopes for God’s comfort for others facing trials.
Funeral call for Charles F E Dufey at Masonic hall
A special communication of Weber Lodge No. 6 F. and A. MM is set for 2 o'clock Monday afternoon December 14 at the Masonic hall to attend the funeral of Brother Charles FE Dufey. Qualified Masons invited by order of Worshipful Master AL F. E. Nichols, secretary.
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Weber Lodge No. 6
Masonic Hall
Charles FE. Dufey
F. E. Nichols
Special meeting for funeral of Charles Dufer announced
Members of Division No 124 Q R C are called to a 1 PM Monday funeral service at the hall for their deceased brother Charles Dufer. PF IL Berrington C Cc urges prompt attendance.
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Division No. 124
Charles Dufer
IL Berrington
C. Cc
Memorial proposal unites Holmes on anesthesia pioneers
Friends of rival claimants to anesthesia discovery proposed a joint monument. Oliver Wendell Holmes urged a single memorial with a central group for paleness surgery, Jackson statue on one side, Morton on the other, and the inscription “To Esther.”
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jackson
Morton
Esther
Old Chinese Custom of Roof Jar Signaling Virginity
In China a jar placed on a house roof with its bottom end toward the street signals the daughter is not yet marriageable. Once she becomes ready for marriage, the jar is turned so its mouth faces the street. When she marries, the jar is removed.
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China
Edo
Geta
Curious Dyspepsia Cures From Augusta Chronicle
An Augusta gentleman notes Leones cured a stomach trouble by eating a plentiful supper of embers and cold blackberry dumping. Proctor the astronomer eyed headaches from diet and tried all foods except butter, finally reintroducing it stopped headaches. The piece extols remedies for dyspepsia as endless options.
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Augusta
Leones
Proctor
Ian
Augusta Chronicle
Odd minister seen fishing in wild mountain stream
An odd scene shows a solemnly dressed minister in a white collar and black hat standing in a leaky boat on a mountain torrent. He fishes amid roaring waters and pounding rocks with a cataract spewing spray in the background.
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Dominic
Worker asks for overtime wages for Christmas church visit
An Anglian factory owner in west of England tells workers to attend church on Christmas and will pay them as if they worked. A deputation of solemn employees then asks the boss to fund overtime if they attend the Methodist chapel in the evening.
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England
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