Christmas Eve Carols to Be Shown for Singers
Municipal tree program plans nearly complete with Utah Power and Light building a decorated tree in Central Park. A candy platform, a Christman Lane, and two stages will host a Christmas Eve program led by Mrs Maule Der-Porter with Mrs. Wy Madaen and Marcellus Smith. The words of carols will be projected by motion picture tech, with the Hand of Orden Municipal providing accompaniments. Carols include Far Far Away on Christmas Plain and A Stranger's Star Oree Bethlehem.
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Fred Shielda
Santa Claus
Janes Avatherspoon
James Py Casey
Christman
Maule Der-Porter
Inebares
Porter
Karl Yardoe
Edward Wicheel
Mere
Chris Fiyeare
George Wy Madaen
Wy Je Watths
Marcellus Smith
Smith
Aingera
Ducal
Orden Municipal
Winter window display lights up Caillac storefront
A Caillac company on Twenty-fifth Street shows a brilliant yard of holiday decor. The 159 kilowatt electric globes illuminate a tableau with Jem and Mr. Smith touring an Oakland car as part of the ornate scene.
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Caillac Company
Twenty-fifth Street
Bnow and
Forest
Pardo
Jem
Smith
Oakland
Citywide Schools Enter Christmas Holidays Early
City public schools Weber academy and Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind close for a two week Christmas break. Teachers head to Half Lake City for Utah Educational Association convention. Deaf students stage a farce The Bar of Monkeya. High School hosts basketball games and a dance recital. Weber academy concerts and speeches entertain students before holidays. College department students travel to Salt Lake City for University of Utah events and a basketball booting squad plans to join the L. 1. S. game.
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City
Weber Academy
Utah State
Behoo! For the Deaf and Blind
Half Lake City
Utah Educational Association
School For the Deaf and Mind
Belle Salmon Ross
Ivan
Edward Ralston
Thomas
Orden High School
Deutcher Verein
College Depariment
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Gideon replies to Dr Rich in sharp terms
Attorney Valentine Gideon responds to Dr Edward Rich calling the board of education a hireling and accuses Rich of anger and provocation. Gideon says educated people do not use such words and warns that Rich’s language signals poverty of language and anger.
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Edward
Rich
Board of Education
Gideon
Gymnasium Event Promises Fun for Everyone
A short notice notes a Wednesday December 20 gathering at a gymnasium with admission set at 50 cents. The item highlights inclusive activities and a community-focused event open to all ages.
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Eagles
Resolution Passed by Mass Meeting Im Church
The mass meeting at the Methodist church last Sunday evening drew a large crowd with a two vote musical program by Mr FON Hess a liberal collection for national prohibition and eight new members. A resolution favored national constitutional prohibition and was adopted by rising vote. It cited the amendment introduced in Congress by Morris Sheppard and Jacob H Gallinger and Webb and Addison Smith in the House. Prayer by J Y Cody followed by remarks from Mrs C A Walker and Rev Christin Garver. Mrs Walker a delegate to the Indianapolis national convention reported a total membership of about 2066 and proceedings at the convention.
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United States
Senate
Morris Sheppard
Jacob H. Gallinger
House
Edwin ¥. Webbland
Addison Smith
Iter
J. Y. Cody
Grace Baptist Church
Mra
C. A. Walker
Sate Lake
Hhe State
WAC. Tou
Christin Garver
Methadiet Church
Frederick Vining Fisher
Mra. Walker
Chickens of Utah Won't Get Whiskey Under Dry Law
Readings from the Utah prohibition draft describe poultry provisions. Senator Joseph Cher and poultryman Witford J. Young argue about whiskey for show chickens. Young claims whiskey steadies birds, enhances color, and improves performance, while acknowledging the new law forbids doctors prescribing liquor for animals.
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Weber County
Joseph Cher
Witford J. Younr
Prohibition Debate Echoes Through Election Commentary
William Bryan and other speakers frame the recent election as proof women’s votes freed the Democratic party from liquor interests. Prohibition gains touted as its future focus while critics cite failed aims and shifting attitudes in Utah and other states. A British source is cited on Germany’s wartime supply pressures tied to alcohol.
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William Ironines
Hi “Bryan
Democratic Party
Mqnor
Nev
Garver
Colorado
Fisher
Ogden
Union
Weston
New York City
Utah
Citien
Seattle
Tarome
Waris
Germany
Settle Young Christmas Problems
Advertisement offers yearly magazine subscriptions for various publications including Saturday Evening Post Ladies Home Journal and Cosmo. It promises mailed gift cards bearing your name, saves money, and covers worries and time. Call Ga-phone 10921 for arrangements.
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Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Wome Journal
Cosmopolitan
Utah school for the deaf and blind inspection
The Utah state school for the deaf and blind was visited by the board of directors and representatives J S Clampbell and J H Widdison. Supt FM Driess led a tour of the departments and the institution’s condition. A luncheon followed and Supt Delggs spoke on the school’s needs for the coming year. The board includes Ror BA Simpkin J W F Walker Thomas E McKay and Mrs A T Corey.
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Utah State Achnol For the Deaf and Blind
J. S. Clampbell
J. H. Widdi
Driess
Vetera
Delggs
Ror
Ba, Simpkin
J. W. F. Walker
Thomas E. McKay
A. T. Corey
Emperor Charles Reviews Austrian Armies on Trieste Front
Emperor Charles of Austria reviewed Austrian forces on the Izonzo line and near Trieste, traveling with General Borovich. He inspected troops, met notables at the government building, and addressed former Burgomaster Sandrinelli in Italian, then toured the Carsa area.
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London
Charles of Austria
Trieste
X ‘Reuter
Amsterdam
Vienna
Borovich
Izonzo
Hne
Sandrinell
Washingtons Park View center hosts community Thanksgiving
Washington December 19 The Park View school community center in East Washington staged a Thanksgiving service echoing colonial New England. Miss Margarit Wilson and Dr. P P Claxton spoke on democracy through public schooling. The event, held to avoid divisions, underscored shared community responsibility across neighbors.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
New England
Margarit Wilson
P.P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Public Retoxi
Agency of Democracy
Doctor Claxton
America
Park View
United States
Rchoo House
Fragmented headline on American desires and perfection
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a public interest theme about Americans' longing for a sense of perfection. Content is garbled but suggests discussion of ideal state or virtue sought by the nation without clear names, dates, or locations.
Experts in Monkey Language Studying on Congo Expedition
A team led by Prof Garner, along with Lynch and Wehard, travels from New York toward the French Congo to collect ape skeletons for the American Museum. The voyage sailed aboard the steamship Chicago yesterday. Garner seeks to simulate apes’ speech with a twenty-word vocabulary to lure primates to a trap near the study site.
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New York
Der
Wehard Lynch Garner
American Museum of Naturel History
French Congo
Africa
Porilias
American Museum
Chicago
Garner
Arion
Epes
Éorillay
Classified Ads Read The Ads On December 20
Classified section lists admissions and notices with a reminder to read the classified ads. The fragment emphasizes checking reads and admission details for December 20.
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Second Judicial District of
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Weber
Martha J. Witten
Joseph Chez
David T. Btlne
National Bank
Josepiine McEntine
Rachael A. Fann
Josevil Chez
David L. Stine
Attorneys For Executors
District Court
Edwin
Humphreys
Edwin Mumphreys
David T. Silber
First National Bank
Fifth Avenue
Felta
Brown-Carson-Treseder
Washington Ave
Mr. Young
Paulterere
Caprice
THE
Mischief Maker
Fox
Emperor Charles
Community Center
Idea IN the East
Bup
Dundee
Hudson Avenue
Alhambra Theatre
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