Incentives for the Boys at Utah Gang?
A post summer contest by the Young Men’s Mufuak Improvement Association awards prizes for boy workers. Samuel Stewart receives 40 dollars for lawn care and vegetable supply. Albert Helcex earns 30 for summer work. Eugene Blackley 20. Wilton Reichmann 10. dozens of entrants total. The program aims to teach thrift, responsibility, and hard work to youth across the state.
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Man Church
Samuel Stéwart
Feyesrald
Mrad
B. Stewart
E. Frrandway
Blewart
Conceastone
Siltain
Allvintner
Albert H. Helcex
Con Oy
Alert Messer
Bigatti
Seraith South
Hig
Wrendon
Hinckley
Oregon
Yad
Wiltond Relehmann
Rustave Reichmann
Reich
Méin Tad
Old World Views On Age and Culture Reflected in Weary Text
Fragmentary OCR passage questions aging and cultural attitudes among Native Americans and white observers. It contrasts old people’s perceived burdens with notions of faith, life’s meaning, and civilizational superiority, hinting at colonial stereotypes and fatigue with “primitive” cultures.
Prompt fragment on care for the young and elderly
The text reflects concern for the very young and the very old, urging thoughtful regard for those who have endured hardship and the desire for a reward for those who have cared. It emphasizes humane consideration over ideological labels.
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Ad ‘Glustve
Beth
Christmas in Salt Lake City Seen as Dangerous
The city faces warnings of crime and crowds during holidays as police brace for potential robberies and disorder. Authorities urge caution for residents and visitors amid expectations of large crowds and street theft.
Ogden Visitors Guarded As Salt Lake Greets Guests
A early 20th century civic piece argues Ogden should protect visitors from Salt Lake City as crowds gather for a major event. It urges pride in showing Utah’s regions, noting Salt Lake’s wealth and Ogden’s role as a gateway while warning against danger to travelers. It contends Ogden must present a safe, orderly welcome.
The City of Crottdehown and Its Sacred Monastery
Dispatches from Russie describe Crottdehown as a southwestern Poland city on the Warts bank near Cracow, with 12 600 residents and a railway link to War saw Cracow. It notes mills, a publishing house, saffire trade in sacred art, and the famed Break. Mads holy picture, a centerpiece of local devotion and a medieval monastery fortress that shaped Crottdehown’s history, once among Poland’s wealthiest estates.
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Polleh
Galie
Rusalia
Steshing
Wadithen
Takes
Tito
St. Hateta
Lea
Galicia
Padiths
Czestuchowa
Pauling Morgstery
Cagstothona
Poland
Red Cross Seals Appeal Safer for Local Help
W omen's Aid society member Mrs Culley notes Red Cross seals sales lag this year with only a portion of a 250 seal supply sold. Ten percent goes to the National Red Cross for Tuberculosis prevention. the rest funds local charity and child welfare work including orphaned babies and aid to the ill.
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Mera
Ohm Culley
Women's Aid Sociery
Culley
Cullay
Fragmentary note on sale results and Sar operations
The text hints at outcomes from a sale affecting Re Crosa seats and mentions limited Sar operations during the immediate year. The fragmentary source provides no clear entities or dates to establish a full news item.
Local Canneries Output and Funeral notice
The annual report by Secretary H. J Herrington shows canneries in Utah produced 1 210 000 cages, with 32 plants operational and new locations Sprain and Norge. Tomatoes lead the crop while peaches and apples follow. 250 000 in salaries paid to workers across the plants. The obituary notes the funeral for a local resident will be held tomorrow with cremation at Fourth Wood Meeting House and interment in city cemetery. survivors include husband Amos Pearse Stone and children Laertux Valascs David and Ansel Farr, sixteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.
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H. J Herrington
Sprain
Norge
Platt City
West Weber
Tomitoss
Farmington
Utah
Downs
Laertux
Valascs
David
Ansel Farr
Wood
Howe
Tha Faterment
Ciy Cemetery
Ogden
Gesufon
Satthaent
Oliver Farr Called by Death
Mrs. Oll¢s Ann Fare widow of Lorin Farr died Saturday at 11 15 PM at the family residence 1953 I shington avenue of gen ital est She was born at New Haver Conn the daughter of Merlin and Roxana tL Foney She crossed the plains to Utah with the party of Joseph Young settling in Salt Lake City Two years later she moved to Ogden and was married to Lorin Farr She had lived here continuously since that time a faithful active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints She is survived by the
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Oll¢s
Ann Fare
Lorin Farr
Ishington Avenue
Farr
New Haver
Coon
Merlin
Roxana Tl Foney
Plains
Utah
Joeeth Young
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pool
Church of Jennis
Latter Day Sainte
Cotton Code to Be Decided Amid Trade Plans
Washington reports that the government is arranging to adopt Meyer's Atlantic cotton code the thirty ninth edition and foreign telegrams. A public announcement will follow when the code's admission date is set. Officials say current limits on sales of commodity may constrain actions.
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Autashédor
Seitxh Povernment
Une
Meyer
Edison
HI Foreign Telegrama
Edon
Meyer Cols
Ohe
Wien
Mont
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