Fashion notes and culinary tips from a bygone issue
A fragmentary page describes an embroidered coin spotted sweater coat with metallic threads in gold and silver, plus red blue and gold details. It notes a gray Angora body, a plain back and sleeves, two breast pockets, and a knitted style. Narrow skirts are forecast with strong opinions on practicality. Poverty Cake presents an economical eggless chocolate cake recipe using everyday pantry ingredients.
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Alice Blue
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Parade Planned for Inaugural in Salt Lake
A nonpartisan inaugural parade and ceremonies are planned in Salt Lake for the elect Elinon Hamberger. Jay Glade, publicity chairman, says good citizens of all ranks are invited to join or attend at the capitol. Troop A and Battery A of the Utah cavalry have agreed to march, with high school cadets promising to appear when equipment allows. Labor and fraternal groups from Salt Lake and Ogden will send delegations, plus representatives from nearby counties. Governor Gary Fill and Governor elect Bamberger will ride in the automobile. All autos are invited to participate, with a request for suitably decorated cars.
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Elinon Hamberger
Thay
Jay Glade
Capitol Building
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Utah Cavalry
Battery A
Tadetp
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Gary
Gary Fill Ride In the Automoblie Ith
Bamberger
Ace
Villain or Visionary Heart in a Woman’s Page Plot
Roy Nicoll, a wealthy publisher, contemplates wooing Janet Bledgian through control of his Woman’s magazine. He battles his own moral line as he plots a bid to place her in a powerful role, risking moral and marital upheaval for personal gain. He drives home, torn between love and ambition, in a melodramatic dramatic tease.
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Janet Bledgian
Janet
Texas
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Jong
Hart
Teels
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Giro
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Eco
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Pelf
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Tempta
Shell
Ale
Ryenta
Ife
Stedman
Kindergarten club outlines program for the new year
Frigiam City December 23 officers of the Kindergarten club outlined the year’s schedule starting January 4. Open meetings, drills, and talks covered child health, nutrition, psychology, manners, education, and home discipline. Prominent Brigham City women compose the club.
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Frigiam City
Inge
Sank Drill
A. T. Willey
J.W. Henderson
Round Table
Harold C. Day
R. J. Wiley
Kylene
H.C. Call
Victor E
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Stohl
Johan. Christensen
Chikdren
KR. Hici
J. BE. Hiyan
Charles T. Anderson
Sone
Mra. C. O
Jease W. Hooper
Felix
Otto Stovker
A. J. Cooley
Francis Sheffiete
Hoya
Mes. Christenson
Opec
Brigham Cly
Sis
J.P. Ryan
Leitoy J. Young
Victor E. Madsen
A. Tinte Kildy
A. G. Frank
Milor
Dlw
Henderson
Rashelley
Charley Andervon
Ing
Georer’ Anderson
John
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XN. Christensen
Jilly Stacker
Orville Morssren
W. W. Knudae
Vans Fingey
Wedaniey
Venry Mareiac Mies
Mergell
Hates Mbrarcatt
British Activity on Tigris River Reported
Reading from battlefield dispatches, British forces shell trenches on the right bank of the Tigris southwest of Kat Amara. Cavalry actions and mule requisitions are noted while supplies and livestock are described as seized or destroyed amid ongoing bombardment and maneuver.
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Tye
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Amara
Poison Plot at Governor Spry's Banquet Sparks Utah Alarm
A supposed IWW plot to poison banquet food for Governor Spry prompted intense security at the Neenaase hotel. An alarmed chef and state chemist tested ingredients while detectives guarded the kitchen and meal transport. Meanwhile, Utah mourns Roland Wayward, 19, killed on the Salonik front, with officials noting his service and roots in Utah.
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Neenaase Hotel
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Herman Harms
Watergate
Harms
Chemist Harms
Layton Gugar Factory Forced to Close Amid Snowbound Crisis
Layton area factories suspend operations due to water supply cut and snow damming. About 150 to 200 workers affected at the Gugar plant drawing water from Davis and Weber County Canal Co. flow. Snowdrifts five miles southwest of Ogden form a dam blocking roads, farming and transport halted for days. Overnight losses estimated around 9000. Residents report unprecedented winter conditions with several feet of snow, sheltering and isolation along the Kaysville to Aston corridor.
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Wee
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Davis & Weber County Canal Company
Ogden
Bertshas
Iers
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Aston
Low Excursion Rates Advertises Electric Way Train Service
Between Christmas and January 1 return January 3 via The Electric Way. Service advertised as every two hours. Text appears as a brief advertisement with schedule mention and travel offer.
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Pelea
Turks Capture At Maghdabah
The British war office reports a Turkish force of about 2000 was defeated at Maghdabah, 20 miles southeast of Faraish and 90 miles east of the Suez Canal. About 1550 prisoners were taken, including 45 officers, with several guns and ammunition seized. Mobile columns then advanced through Mililin pass to destroy eastern defenses and burn canyps toward Nekel.
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Ortall
Maghdabab
Fl Arish
Suez Canal
British War Office
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Maghdabad
Mililn Pass
Sunderbelttuan
Abd al A Walnt
Dominions Conference Plan Outlined by War Cabinet
The secretary of state for the colonies telegrams the dominions inviting premiers to attend urgent war cabinet meetings to discuss wartime strategy and conditions for future cooperation with Allies. The plan aims at a special wartime imperial conference, with meetings to occur by late February.
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Fandan
Idoyd George
Momintana
Utah Court Sessions Dates Announced for 1917 Districts
David Mattson Utah secretary of state announces the 1917 start dates for court sessions across Utah’s judicial districts. The calendar lists first district in Box Elder Cache Rich counties with varied January to November dates, second district Weber Box Elder Morgan with staggered Sundays and Saturdays, third district Salt Lake Summit Tooele and Kane counties with January through November dates, fourth district Utah Wasatch Duchesne and Utah counties with dates through December, fifth district Washington Iron Garfield Wayne Kane with January to November dates, sixth district Duchesne and Sanpete Garfield Grand with January to November dates, outlining start days for each county and district.
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David Mattson
Atah
Noulty
Aigie
Law i
Ieas
First Judicial District
Eider
Cache County
Rich County
Second Judicial Istriet
Weber County
Darts County
Morgan
Third Judicial District
Salt Lake County
Summit County
Tovele County
Fourth Judicial District
Utah County
Wassteb County
Duchesne County
Winta County
Fifth Judicial District
Washington County
Iron County
Geaver Counts
Lilliard County
Just County
Senior County
Plute County
Garfield County
Wayne County
Kanee Sounty
Feeding Birds In Utah During Storm Urges Public Help
Deputy state fish and game wardens distribute bird food across northern Utah as snowdrifts cut off natural forage. Commissioner Fred W. Chambers says coverage cannot be complete and asks residents to feed birds in unsettled areas and any districts lacking food.
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Utah
Fred W. Chambers
Fish and, Fame
Chaiatiea
Chambers
Terrible Croup Attack Quickly Repulsed By Old Reliable Remedy
An advertisement recounts a family of ten saved from a terrible croup attack by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The home near Jefferson, South Dakota, is cited where a doctor was not needed as the remedy relieved the illness and kept doctor bills down. The notice promotes A. A. Intyre Drug Co as the dealer.
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Phoenix to Sprinkler Liquor From Street Sprinklers
Phoenix officials plan to use city sprinkling wagons to spray about 1090 gallons of seized liquor over business district streets on Wednesday afternoon. The contraband liquor will run into gutters and sewers, with crowds expected to watch as the disposal method is tested and described as a potential patentable process.
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Ariz
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Tillig
Walter
Tow excursion rates announce holiday train service
An advertisement urges students to use The Electric Way for holiday travels. The bulletin lists excursion rates for December 16 through 25 and January 1 with trains every two hours, highlighting convenient service during the winter period.
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Bullotusa
Fraternal and veterans groups meet across town schedules
Fraternal Societies United Spanish War Veterans Itary Youth Camp No . Washington area posts announce Thursday meetings and adjutants. Irotherhood of American Yeomen Homestead No 1503 holds Tuesday evenings. Fraternity bolting on Washington avenue. visiting members invited. Fraternal Order of Eagles Ogden Aerin No 11 meets Wednesdays at 4 PM with officers listed. The Moyal Highlanders Ogden Casts 525 meet second and fourth Fridays. Highlanders invited.
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Ogden Aerin No
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Bagies
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Coal Shortage Strikes Park City Dealers Halt Supplies
Park City reports acute coal shortage with only three cars ninety tons of coal held for 4590 residents. Mines near empty, dealers limit sales to household use as Union Pacific works to relieve the crisis, but delivery timing remains uncertain. Prominent Park City citizen Thomas A. Orr dies at age 59 after heart disease, born February 17 1867 in Glasgow. He lived in Park City twenty years and worked for Frankel Clothing. survived by wife and three children. A new baby carriage designed to resemble a suit case pivots on wooden frame for clothing transport.
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Frankel Clothing Company
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Nese
Salt Lake
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