Philosophy of Reform and the Need for Progressive Measures
A preacher argues reform requires clear aims and collective faith. He illustrates with slavery’s abolition and the dangers of clinging to entrenched institutions like the saloon, urging readiness to pay a social readjustment price for progress and a future free of such evils.
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Elderkin
Ref Rr
America
Timever
Ogden
Jefferson Davis
Deanoff
Nowell Dwight Hilla
Brooklyn
London
Sylvester Horne
Hyde Park Green
Atlantic Monthly
Henvey
Central America
Utah
Methodist Brotherhood Leads Busy Evening Service
The Methodist Brotherhood conducted the evening service drawing a larger than usual congregation. Frank Shaw presided, B. E. Newton gave the prayer, and H. A. Seip read the scripture. The chorus choir led by H J Ware performed three organ selections, an anthem, a baritone solo, and a mixed quartet.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Frank Shaw
B. E. Newton
H. A. Seip
All Brothers
H J Ware
Jessie Welch
Willian Gross
VanBuskirk
Rowse
Ramey
Lyman
Brotherhood
Escaped From the Law at Huntsville Dramatic Club Tonight
Huntsville Dramatic Club presents Escaped From the Law tonight inviting the public to attend despite faults. The club emphasizes they are amateurs aiming to offer a worthy cause and asks patrons to overlook any shortcomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville Dramatic Club
Huntsville Dramatic CQ
Glass Telegraph Poles Factory in Germany
In Grossalmerode near Cassel a glass pole factory has opened to make telegraph and telephone poles. The glass mass is reinforced with interlacing wire threads. The poles are promoted for tropical use where wooden poles suffer from insects and climate.
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Grossalmerode
Cassel
Germany
Anniversary of Handel Observed at First Presbyterian Church
A Handel anniversary program at the First Presbyterian Church featured Ellen Thomas as pianist and vocalist, with two demanding selections from George Frideric Handel. The sermon by Kev Carver reflected on themes of obedience, joy in service, and the example of Washington and other figures, urging faithfulness to higher laws and the transformative power of song.
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Ellen Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
George Friedrich Handel
Miss Middle
Kev Carver
Thore
Alexander
Napoleon
Warfery
Paris
Jong
Napoléon
Elba
Washington
Ike Handel
America
Invalids Guide Book Promises Care at Buffalo Institute
Behind Dr Pierce's Medicines stands the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo fully equipped with a skilled staff to handle chronic diseases using medical or surgical care. The publication invites readers to write for a free guide book.
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Pierce
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Destas
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
N.Y
A Moral Appeal to Joyful Service and Faith
The passage argues that love for Washington and belief in Jesus Christ bind soldiers to loyalty and valor, contrasting secular law with inner joy and praise. It urges Christians to live joyfully in service, replacing self with God and neighbor, and likens true art to the Madonna or a mother’s loving countenance guiding faithful service.
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Washington
Garibaldi
Jesus Christ
Fletcher of
Saltoun
Werendoal
Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old patent medicine ad promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims a money refund if it fails and features E W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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E W. Grove
Mining News Sparks New Find Near Ramsey-Comstock District
A new discovery near the Ramsey-Comstock property in Nevada promises revival for the Ramsey mining district. Charles Clark, who found the Ramsey-Comstock, led the strike, reported to Salt Lake City by Alex Jacobson, a noted mining figure. Copper Mines of Ely and the Mt. Nebo Oil venture in Juab field push activity, while the Puller Liberal mine at North Utah Mining Co. in Bingham reports six feet of solid galena with two feet of lower grade ore, assays 62 percent lead and 20 ounces silver.
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Ramsey Mining
Nevada
Ramsey-Comstock
Charles Clark
Salt Lake City
Alex Jacobson
San Canaon City
Copper Mines Company of
Ely
Gunn-Thompson
Ruth
Nevada Consolidated Company
Puller Liberal
North Utah Mining Company
Bingham
Florence
Mining campaign to develop vein from 175 to 400 feet
The management plans a four campaign development program. Drifts will be driven at various levels to prove up the vein. The aim is to place a 300 foot inclined winze down as rapidly as three shifts can manage.
Features of liquor regulation bill in Senate debate
The proposed liquor regulation bill features drastic controls. It provides non partisan license boards, sets retail licenses at 1800 dollars annually or more at board discretion, restricts drinks to prescription medicines, caps saloon density, imposes closing hours, bans sales to minors and intoxicated persons, enforces bans on adulteration and treating, requires a 5000 dollar bond, imposes penalties on breweries, allows damages for intoxication, holds owners liable, enables notices against dependent purchasers, and includes local option with dry districts for two years.
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Senate
Driggiste
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Overland Mining & Milling Co
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Overland Mining & Milling Company will be held at the office of B. d. Conroy, 300 25th street, Tuesday, March 9th, 1909, at 7 30 p m, to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. A full representation is requested. ALBERT SCOWCROFY, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mining & Milling Company
B. d. Conroy
25Th Street
Albert Scowcrofy
Amalgamated Suear Company Stock Meeting Notice
Notice to star holders of Amalgamated Suear Company of Ogden Utah announces a meeting on March 1 1909 at 11 o'clock a m at First National Bank Building room 201 to approve changes to Articles of Incorporation. It substitutes the annual stock meeting date from March to April and confirms eleven director elections and corporate welfare.
Huntsville Land and Livestock seeks water right permit
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City, Utah, on January 29, 1909, lists Huntsville Land and Livestock Company with secretary Simon E. Jen Ben, applying under Chapter 108 to appropriate two cubic feet per second of water from the source, per 1905 and 1907 Utah session laws amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineer's
Salt Lake City
Utah
Huntsville Land and Livestock Company
Simon
Bén
Huntsville
Water Diversion Plan for Orden River Irrigation in Utah
State Engineer Caleb Tanner publishes notice No. 2070 of a proposed water diversion for irrigation in Orden River Weber County Utah. The plan seeks to divert water via ditch and pipe for 5050 feet from April 1 to nearly March 1 annually to irrigate 100 acres in Section 43 Township 7 North Range 3 East Salt Lake meridian. Protests must be filed in duplicate within 30 days after notice publication February 9 through March 11, 1909.
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Orden River
Weber County
Utan
Township 7
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Almoat 1
Caleb Tanner
Lewiston Sugar Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given to the stockholders of the Lewiston Sugar company that a meeting will be held at Room 401 First National Bank Building Ogden City Utah on March 1 1909 at 11 00 a m for considering and voting on proposed changes and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation by striking out from Article 11 the phrase There shall be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Suear Company
First National Bank Bulliing
Ogden City
Utah
Lhar
David Eccles
Henry H. Rolapp
Ogden
Lewiston Sugar Company
First National Bank
Stockholders Meeting Dates Named for Utah Corporation
The corporation schedules annual stockholders meetings on the first Monday of January at Lewiston, and a second annual meeting on the second Wednesday of April at the General Office or another Utah site. The April meeting will elect a Board of nine Directors and handle lawful business. Officers W Nibley and Henry H Rolapp sign dated February 1, 1909, in Ogden, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Utah
Anid
Co. W. Nibley
Henry H Rolapp
Daton
Ogden
Receivership of Ogden Canyon Sanitarium company
Court directed unsecured creditors must file properly verified claims with Receiver Charles H Barton at Ogden Say Inge Bank corner Washington Avenue and 24th Street Ogden Utah by 10:00 am Monday May 1 1909.
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Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Company
Ogden
Inge Bank
Washington Avenue
24Th Street
Utah
Mikelist
Charles H. Barton
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Methodist Church Service
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Life of
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S.S. S
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SWIFT
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Queen City
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Earth
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Hayseed Valley
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Wash Ave
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