The Other Bidder Chills Janet's Freelance Plan
Janet faces career and love pressure as Walter Stedman contemplates sacrificing their future. He warns he may abandon freelancing for steady wealth from Tiny Nicoll, while Janet insists on independence and true partnership. A phone call from Tiny Nicoll sets up a tense confrontation about their future.
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Potato Dish Improves with Boiled Rice and Leftovers
A recipe fragment suggests economizing with boiled potatoes and rice. It describes boiling potatoes, mashing some, frying until browned, and using a mix of boiled rice with mashed potatoes as a substitute. The method includes layering with cheese, milk, and baking until tender.
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Rice Tomato Soup Card Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment describes making rice tomato soup. Instructions include adding one cup water to tomatoes, thickening with flour, and simmering until the mixture boils. Contains unclear wording and missing steps.
Rice Pudding and Griddle Cakes From Fragments
A fragment lists Rice Pudding ingredients with milk rice sugar salt and cooking steps, then Rice Griddle Cakes needing melted butter milk balanced with rice and flour. Also mentions All Gray Costumes on With Avenue describing smart, plain attire including fur trimmed or finished, simple accessories and gloves.
Rice Rolls And Tank Ebade Making Tips
A brief note describes rice rolls with jelly spread and powdered sugar topping. It mentions new methods and economical ways of preparing rice, suggesting practical tips for baking and serving.
Bank Official Praises Foley Kidney Pills Amid Public Notices
A Bank of Cotton official writes praising Foley Kidney Pills for relief from kidney trouble and related ailments. The text also lists a long string of court actions including pardons, commutations, terminations, and other legal outcomes for numerous individuals with dated entries and various offenses.
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Melntyro Rug
State Board Denies Parole for Dewey Murder Case
The state board of pardons denied parole for Elmer J. Dewey, convicted of second degree murder in 1911 for killing Sergeant Johnston after a drunken quarrel. The board, its final session, also adjusted sentences for several others and decreased or extended various terms. The meeting closed the board’s operations until a January reorganization.
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Franci Jacceny
Carl Kooyotan
Jim Crown
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Joe Murphy
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The Lass of the Lumberlands at the Lyceum Theatre
A local theatre listing announces The Lass of the Lumberlands at the Lyceum Theatre. The program promises a light musical drama with period songs and a small cast, running this weekend with evening performances and a Sunday matinee. The venue is noted for intimate staging and classic revue atmosphere.
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Butte Mine Closes in Severe Weather
Severe weather disrupts Anaconda company operations as transportation breaks down and ore supply falters. Subsidence and downed tracks halt work. planned shifts and daily routines are canceled or shortened. Officials warn further suspensions may be needed if conditions persist.
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Delow Zero at Provo Event Mystery
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Inaugural Parade Plans Set For Utah Governor Ceremony
The inaugural committee approved parade plans for the event to start at 10:30 a.m. Monday from the Newhouse Hotel, proceeding through downtown to the capitol. Governor elect Simon Bamberger will be escorted by Gov. William Spry and staff, with the oath, address, and official election proclamation to follow. Various organizations are invited, bands from counties will join, and autos in national colors are requested to participate.
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Madam Olga Petrove in Extravagance at The Utah Theatre
Madame Olga Petrove headlines the Extravagance show at The Utah Theatre. The venue lists contact number 1800 for reservations or inquiries.
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The
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Tax Payments Notice for Corporation and Special Taxes
The Department of the Treasury directs payment of taxes due January 1 for the upcoming year. A grace month is provided. Brokers pay four dollars, pawnbrokers thirty dollars annually. Theatres, taverns, and certain halls face structured assessments by capacity, with various brackets. Public exhibitors like Bibiana and bowling alley operators are listed for specific payments. certain trades are excluded this year.
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Low excursion rates advertised for Tin Nic Ways service
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Defeat of the Russian Forces Shifts Front Lines
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Military dispatch reports limited gains and stout resistance
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Electric Was Trains Schedule Ad Promises Low Holiday Rates
Advertisement notes low extortion rates for holidays with dates listed across December and January. Mentions a convenient version and trains every hour, urging readers to return January 3. Contains scattered OCR fragments about travel and timing.
Wealthy Canadians Plan Golf Course Near Somerville New Jersey
New York Tec Mar 27 reports a polo course project on 1499 acres near Somerville New Jersey with initial expenditures over a million dollars. Wealthy Canadians from New York and Philadelphia intend to form a golf club and many may build homes on the development site.
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