Old Soldier Four Times Wounded Still In Line
A Nashville veteran, Frank D. Kendrick of 4800 Charlotte Ave., recalls Civil War service in Rosell Duke's Kentucky Cavalry and General J. B. Gordon's command. He endured four wounds, suffered rheumatism, and now after taking Tanlac reports renewed energy, weight gain, and restored mobility following a lengthy reunion parade in Memphis on October 8. He credits Tanlac for his improved health and appetite and notes the parade endurance after years of hardship.
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Memphia
Frank D. Kendrick
Charlotte Avenue
Nashville
Tenn
Kendrick
Kentucky
Duke
Jain B. Gordan
Becauen
Rey
Tanlac
Larga
Reunlos
Many Changes on Railroads In Omata Nob Jan 3
Government operation of railroad changes hit the western lines. Missouri Pacific and Burlington lines participate in order from Secretary McAdoo. hundreds of soldiers are left without positions while freight agents concentrate on car loading. Advertising departments are nearly wiped out. Missouri Pacific gains authority to manage bridges into Council Bluffs and western Iowa.
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Omata
Nob
Wis
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Miasomi Paeile
Verve
Tals
Council Bluffs
Western Tawa
Utah Leads Silver Producing States in 1947 Output
Utah produced 14,315,300 ounces of silver in 1947, leading the nation. California followed with 11,006,983 ounces, as per the mint and geological survey report released tonight. Total gold and silver output declined slightly from 1946, with silver at 74,244,600 ounces and gold at 4,085,589 ounces valued at $84,416,600.
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Utah
Washington
California
Bureau of the Mint
Geological Survey
Mrs Jennings Dies in Salt Lake City Pioneer Resident Obituary
Mrs Priscila Paul Jennings aged 80, pioneer Salt Lake resident and prominent church, business and social figure, died at home after a three month illness. Born in Cornwall England March 35, 1838, she married William Jennings and spent years on frontier missions and settlement. She leaves fourteen children including Frank, Joseph, Walter, Harry, Harold, and Priscilla, all in Salt Lake, with Harry's whereabouts noted in Mexico. Her generous early aid to prisoners and settlers is cited as part of her lasting legacy.
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Sell Lake
Jennings
Alice
Willian Jennings
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Corson Yvilley
Utah
Young
Ita
Tub
Kenwyn Parish
County of Cornwall
England
William Paul
Wuaok
Anu Elizabeth Gozner Paul
America
Salt Lake
Daniel Carn
William Jennings i
Sault Lake
Carson Valley
Jenulige
Balt Lake
Jenninga
Prank Wi
Joseph A. Jennings
Watter
DP. Jennings
Harry J. Jennings
Harold Poot i
Prigessin
Ritor
Sa Lake
Mexico
Hwalness
B. P
Mexburg
Food Inventory Mandate for Weber County Dealers and Firms
Weber County schedules for a government food inventory are due within days. All food dealers manufacturers and any holder of stocks over a family supply must file an inventory form with M H Droene of the Bureau of Markets U S Department of Agriculture, via M L Logan, by January 7. Denders must mail schedules to the Bureau of Snorkels Washington by January 10. Penalties apply for noncompliance. The notice covers wholesale and retail dealers public warehouses food and feed manufacturers hotels camps restaurants industries schools and institutions with stocks valued at 250 or more. A harsh cynicism marriage is a lottery says a philosopher as the gambling laws go unenforced.
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Weber County
M. H. Droene
Bureau of Markets
Jepartment of Agricultre
U. A.C. Logan
Dentor Jn
Bureau of Snorkels
Washington
Fonda and
Feydd
British Labor Demands Postwar Economic Reform
London report details British Labor Party draft on postwar order, urging democratic control of industry and a nonprivate capital-led reconstruction. It calls for broad public works, demobilization plans for soldiers, a minimum wage of thirty shillings weekly, removal of wartime speech limits, and opposition to preserving private profiteering as demobilization begins.
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Universy
Onforcorrent
Cardinal Navita
Labor Party
Jate
Il- Adf
Okuma
Fnresca
Anya
Labor
Bin
Monopoliatie Truste
German arrested by federal agents in Salt Lake
Alfred Frederick Wust, manager of the Monros photographic studio, Salt Lake City, was arrested on a presidential warrant as an agent of the German government. He had been under surveillance for a year for pro-German activities and recruiting for the Imperial army, with ties to German agents in Mexico and other states. He had lived in the United States since 1900, spoke of Germany as his homeland, and reportedly worked to aid Germany and defeat the United States. He was jailed at the county jail. authorities described the arrest as one of the most important in the country.
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Germany
United States
Gerrmane Fay
Alfred Frederick Wust
Monros Photographic Studio
Santh Main
Hin City
Jal
Mexico
Hust
Atlantic
Leon Tone
Department, of Justice
Hunt
Truat
Department of
Jun.lee
Corman
Utah National Guard
Guard
Waa
Lucien H. Smyth
United States Marshal
Eagles Install Their Officers in Ogden Lodge
Citizens of the Eagles lodge Ogden No. 1189 were installed with a ceremony at the lodge home. Addresses by A. Dosd Attorney George Halverton and Brax Davidson, first president of Ogden Eagle No. 118. The event included patriotic toasts and pledges to support the government, with music and piano solos. Officers installed include Past Worthy President B. Carlisle, Worthy President Adam Farber, Worthy Vice President Harry Wright, and others.
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Roy Jackson
Ming Lilian Thatcher
jWorty
B. Carlis Worthy
Adam Farber
Worthy
Harry Wright
W. HH. Lantdington
Earl R. Oliver
Gibert Porter
Inisleos
Martin
Aml KL
Seiver Aerie
Pryatelan
Reinholl Kanzter
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