Ogden Residents Back City Garbage and Freight Reform
A public spirited Ogden resident endorses a dawn to date garbage collection system with an incinerator and septic tank for sewage. A Weber County farm bureau director advocates national freight reform tying charges to weight, not distance, to boost Utah’s economy and national prosperity.
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United States
Post Office Department
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Crocaus
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Jpautey
Utah horticulture report urges scientific orchard practice
W E Goodspeed of Utah Agricultural College reviews a state wide push for scientific fruit growing. He notes over irrigation and poor pruning harm profits, highlights studies on frost prevention, irrigation timing, and bearing apple varieties, and details plans for new bulletins and field work.
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W. E. Goodspeed
Hartley Mster
Utah Agricultural College
Goodspeed
State Station
Bulletina
Etatr
Stalian
Horticultural Department
Ing
Meterorological Department
Frank L. Weat
Jag Leen
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Leon PD. Fatehelor
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Em. Mount
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Troop K to Hold First Drill Tonight at Armory
Tonight at the armory thirty five members of Troop K will assemble for their first drill in the country week. Ray Ward and others have worked to organize the troop and expect full enrollment of seventy members within a few days. Officers will be elected and plans for unitary training and social activities outlined.
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Ray Ward
Chloride Camp on the Map Boosts Foye District Copper
Salt Lake operator Holmes returns from district tour saying Chloride camp is on the map and will become a productive copper area. He cites Keystone Contalutated and about ninety properties under development, with several prominent names involved and a cannnbalan project expected within thirty days.
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Gixs
Holmes
Salt Lake
Holmen Tag
Yadterday
Vinhan
Chiordle
Stalph Tlong
Adam Patteraun
Maral Beery
T. We Fitzgerald
Jaroy Eccles
We Kay
John Cin
Bree
Alm. Meanald
John Schneliar
Molmea
Low excursion rates for Christmas to New Year Travel
Advertises a limited holiday train sale on The Electric Way with low excursion rates between all points from December 16 to January 2. Tickets on sale December 19 20 31 22 23 24 23 30 31 and January 1 with return January 2. Train runs every two hours.
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Wand
High Coal Prices Attributed To Public Demand
A Ogden City legal report blames high coal prices on public demand and burning. It urges the Legislature to make burning coal a misdemeanor with penalties to curb usage and preserve supply, warning of further rises if not addressed. Judge Bagley’s conditions are referenced as part of the discussion.
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Ogden City
Missouri Railways Foreclosure Sale Ordered by Judge Mook
Foreclosure sale of the Missouri Pacific and St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railways ordered by Judge Mook in the Circuit Court. Missouri Pacific valued at 16 150 000 and Iron Mountain at 23 000 000. Sale to aid reorganization under plans approved by the Missouri Public Service Commission. The lines have been in receivership since August 1913.
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Miraouri Pacific
Midouri Pactica
Missouri Public Sergiee Commission
Sinen
Local dinner with Governor Spry expected home Sunday
Judge J E Frick and other officials will introduce the event. prompt talks by friends of the governor are planned. Governor Spry will respond briefly. The dinner committee led by F E Francisca reports high demand for reservations with out of town interest. Tickets available from C S Tingey at Farmer and Stockman bank. Dinner at 6 p m followed by a public reception at the Newhouse hotel at 8. Governor Spry expected home from Washington Sunday afternoon.
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Ter
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F. E. Francisca
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Tingey
Farmera & Stockeraners Bank
Plauer
Newhouse Hotel
Spry
Washington
Teutonic Allies Battled in Romania Fronts
Parle Dec 21 The Teutonic allies are driven from heights in Dobrudia while Ruselahs and Humanians clash for new positions along the region. In Rumania Proper the Teutons advance along Insu Racovit road amid steady resistance from Russians and Numenians. Fronts at Pirlita Stankuca push back defenders as Carpathian heights fall to Russians and artillery duels intensify along the French front with a raid on British trenches and four captured.
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Carpathians
Kim Dolung-Jacovent
Tron
Herlin
Battles and bombardments Mark World War I Fronts
British troops raided German trenches near Arras but were driven back. Verdun sees violent German bombardment on Touvemont Vaux front. Snow and rain in Macedonia with limited infantry action. Tautonic allies hold heights east of Paralovo amid Romanian attacks. In Mesopotamia British bombard Turkish river craft and land positions near Kut el Amara.
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mont-Vaux
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Serlin
Tautonic
Paralovo
Mesopotamia
Britieh
Kut-el-Amara
Italy to reform education after the war says Bisachi
Italy to change the educational system proposes shifting from exclusive professional schooling to broader science driven education. Minister Leonardo Bisachi argues universities must industrialize science and build character by ending examinations that stifle study and stressing duty and perseverance.
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Rone
Italy
Associated Press
Public Instruction
Leonardo Bisachi
Public Schools Emphasize Honest Victory in Education
A fragment notes a commitment in public schools to teach that only the honest victory is worthwhile. The quote underscores a moral aim within education, reflecting a broader emphasis on integrity as a core value in school tasks and student conduct.
College Students Fed At Small Cost
Berea College in Kentucky reports fourteen hundred students fed at a few cents per meal. They gained weight and the boarding hall showed a net gain of 559.49 dollars. President Frost cites large attendance across five departments and a balance ration. students often skip tea coffee and butter to save money.
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Krys
Berea College
Kentucky
Ito
Frost
Classified Ads Brief from Baltimore American
A clipped fragment from the Baltimore American notes a quirky line about a hyphen's negligible effect in effort. The brief contains a misprint example and hints at a local classifieds context.
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