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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
3
Molly endures financial strain and emotional toll as she attempts to repair a sewing machine and save money on a wardrobe. Olive counsels resilience while Molly reflects on disappointment and perseverance, with household hints and fashion notes interwoven.
The piece describes hat trims including blue velvet bands with brass buckles, fur edging, satin ribbons, and tulle decorations. It also reports a Salt Lake controversy about General C. Henry Agramonte, clarifying that he is alive and well, contrary to recent press reports.
Tomorrow at 11 30 a union service in First Presbyterian Church will honor the Christmas theme. The brief one hour program includes old carols led by junior singers and a children’s trio. pastors will greet attendees at the door. no offering will be taken.
Salt Lake, Dec. 24. Davis County commissioners told the state board of equalization they fear higher valuations will cut county revenues. The board assured them the fuel salvation and lower tax rate plan should balance out. Some items may yield lower revenue than previous years, but overall state results may balance.
A board member stated the tax revenue will be higher than prior years and reported on meetings in Logan and with Daria county commissioners. Harden Beanson said Logan citizens seemed approving before the mass meeting but speakers complained about governor and officials salaries and a $3,060,000 capital project.
Salt Lake City December 24 James Edwards 33 a brakeman employed at Bingham by Utah Construction company suffered the loss of his left leg in a mining camp accident at Bingham early yesterday morning He slipped from a dump car on the Utah Copper company project and was run over by a following car at 3 30 am The injury occurred as he worked on the first shift for the construction firm engaged in heavy grading operations.
Frank R. Frisbee, 25, died yesterday at Eureka city hall where he was treated for a ailment. He had recently been in extreme confinement and reportedly under the influence of liquor most of the time. Frisbee had no known relatives in the state and worked at Garland.
Police recovered Potarelio, Mako, Dec, F3-Orry Nobinet and Owen Berizen, four runaways from northern Pan state, and ordered their return to their families in Nampa. They faced hunger and homesickness after being found by officers, then appeared before Judge Hult who mandated they go home with their parents. Some men claim the youths would cause no more trouble with proper security.
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