Utah execution ends as Borich is shot by firing squad
In Tooele county Utah John Borich an alleged architect of a woman's murder was executed by firing squad after his bid for reprieve failed. The sentence was carried out in the state prison with Sheriff Adamson overseeing the operation. Borich's mother wife and two babies faced the event through brief notes of the prison proceedings as the rifle shots concluded his life.
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Velma Aditun
Able Green
Twin Falls
Idaho
Tooele Iounty
Utah
Rt A
Welloday
Ilegan
Nariel
Shoerkel
Adamson
Tooele
Wis
Sburich
Heriff Adamgoh
Borieh
Ailonce
Berteh
Sherif Adin
Horich
Borich
Iled
Delibern
Lorlet
Horlch
Ema
Bonnet
Austria
Greermererenreed
Dave
Porleh
Allchis
Stanmer
Borlet
John
Mismanagement charged against 11,8 housing board
The senate public accounts committee finds gross mismanagement and improper expenditures by the housing board, citing token efficiency failures and questioned contracts. The report notes overruns, insufficient oversight, and controversial spendings tied to the corporation’s operations and public works projects.
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Housing Board
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promised Quick Morning Relief
A health ad touts Foley Cathartic Tablets for indigestion constipation and stomach sourness with claims of fast morning relief. An unrelated note mentions Liberty bonds at high prices and a dealer offering bond purchases at 2417 Hudson Ave. The CARUSO news item reports a daughter born to Dorothy Park Wenjamin Siesta in New York.
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J. J Brummitt
Hudson Ave
Caruso
New York
Bee
Minrico Tehruso
Dorothy Park Wenjamin
Woolgrowers Association Convention Program Set
The Utah State Woolgrowers Association schedules its annual convention for January 16 and 17 at the Hotel Utah. Secretary C. B. Stewart said the gathering resumes after a two year break due to influenza. Many sheepmen are expected to attend as various topics of interest will be discussed.
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Ulan State Woolgrowers’ Association
Utah
C. B. Stewart
Thesigsociation
Wezlede Ali| Thig
Mr. Bheysre
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Advertised Pills
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a nasal throat spray or gargle to prevent grip and influenza, claiming an antiseptic wall of defense. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills at 30 cents with a money back guarantee for constipation or headaches.
Harvard Football Team Prepares to Leave for Coast
Harvard football returns to action against the University of Oregon in Pasadena on New Year's Day. The squad, consisting of 28 players, departs for California with coaches, trainers, and team officials. A special sendoff is planned at the station, and the party includes younger members and staff who joined after the war. The team will stay in Chicago Sunday, visit San Francisco, and be hosted by a local yacht club on Christmas Day. They are to arrive in Los Angeles the morning of December 46, with clinics and practice stops scheduled along the way.
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Nassington
United Stats Fe Ink Corporation
Tle Senate
Mimiaes
Daltons
Fd Corporation
Sanhonsi
Enterbog Ciel
Pxnet
Wistely
Divistoi
Boynefield Conent Adated Water Company
Milladelphia
cGaise Eras
Lepal
Starvard
University of Oregon
Pasadena
Cala
Westwark
Tui Coorher
Telneranit
Ayers
Christos
Los Angeles
Ares
Snow Falls Across Eastern States Weather Update
Snow blanketed the eastern states with continued flurries predicted tonight and into tomorrow. Temperatures remained well below normal along the Mississippi and Great Lakes regions, with the storm expected to creep into New England and the Atlantic coast areas.
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Washington
Avante States
Obie
Asbalssippi
Weather Bureau
New Englard
Nuch
Mia- Kinsippi River
Mia Great Lewes
Atantic
New England Aya
Increases in Payrolls for the Year 1919
Washington dispatch reports payroll increases across ten industries for 1919 with a general rise in employment and wages. The textile, lumber, and furniture sectors show notable gains while overall payroll totals climb, though some areas record declines in employment.
Fast Mail Train Collision Near Missouri Valley
Northwestern fast mail train No 9.4 westbound plowed into the rear of the Sioux City South Dakota passenger near Missouri Valley. Telescoping the rear Pullman car, injuries are reported with many being brought to Council Bluffs and Omaha hospitals.
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Council Blupps
Northwestern
Sioux Ciy
South Dakota
Missouri Valley
Council
Omaha
Huge Water Storage Project Outlined At Meeting
The executive committee of the Ula Water Storage association met to push a $4,000,000 plan for 50,000 acre feet of storage in Echo canyon and Weber river areas. The proposal envisions a canal to Davis and Weber counties and shared costs, with four reservoir sites surveyed and a Thursday January 8 meeting to review engineer reports and financing.
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Ula Water Storage Association
Itn
Weber River
Echo Canyon
Weber
Davis
Davis and
Weber Counties
Davis County
Gentervile
Nyon
Ulles
Dt 1
Lind i Havis
Elf
Thureday
J.N. Pierce
Ogden
W. BR. Wallace
George F. McConagle
L. Lyter
Association
J. Leo i Movhan
Atv. Parker
Yellow Creek
Heaver Creek
Echocatyon
Last Creek
Tanal
Parker
Home Remedy Promises Relief From Catarrh Deafness
An advertisement touts a home treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims sufferers can regain hearing with a simple formula using peppermint tincture, hot water, sugar, and parmintin tablets, prepared by a druggist and taken daily to ease eustachian tube swelling and middle ear secretions.
Nog business demoralized in Kansas cattle sector
A repack issued today by WG Mohsler, secretary of the state board of agriculture, states that the nog business in Kansas has been demoralized and the cattle trade seriously curtailed, affecting meat production and related markets.
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Wopeka
Kana
Kansas
WG. Mohsler
State Board of Agrientture
Louisiana sugar crop declines in 1949 outlook
The preliminary 1949 sugar crop report indicates the tonnage will be less than half of last year. Lionel J. Dow, financial agent for the Bureau of Crop Climates, cites an estimate around 280,000 tons, far below 1918 or 1915 figures, signaling a sharp drop in production.
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Lionel J. Dow
Bureau of Crop
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