Japanese Will Fight Case Over Liquor Charge
Y Ishigun and Y Tu Jina face liquor selling charges with a stay granted to test the ordinance validity. Their case centers on whether they sold or merely supplied liquor to young men and women at a noodle house, arguing the ordinance is invalid and the transaction was not a sale to females.
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Y. Ishigun
Y. Tu Jina
Greece
Rome
Israel
Whittown
Whitman
United States
Ameriea
Saint Anat
Paul
Flattery in a Narrow Editorial Exchange
A caller ich encourages a witty exchange with the editor about flattery. The editor accuses the caller of indulging in Macaulay like praise, while the caller insists the intent was not flattery and mentions Macaulay again.
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Cnoller
Macaulay
Then it Costs Time
Dialogue reveals a character praised for constant gentleness and politeness. Critics remark his excessive courtesy may hinder him, noting even his politeness toward Borém during meetings.
Morocco’s fertile lands yield cheap fruit and grapes
In Morocco the Atlantic breezes temper the sun as rivers run from eastern mountains. Rich soil and wooden plowshares enable three crops annually. Grape cuttings flourish with little care. last year black grapes cost a penny per pound and figs a penny per dozen, melons free.
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Morocco
Sahara
Climate jokes from Chinese envoy in Cape May
A Chinese embassy envoy in Cape May rails against the American climate calling it possibly the world's worst. He recounts a physician mockery and his own habit of sleeping with four blankets year round to cope with Arctic winters and subtropical summers.
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On Shotehun
Cape May
China
Ou Shotchun
Herrings Have Long Life and Family Fishing Tales
Four year old Fred visits his uncle on the farm and recalls chasing geese and a goose for dinner. His father asks how to tell a goose from geese, and Fred explains with a pun about geese and gooses in geese. Also notes herrings in German waters live up to fourteen years.
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Fred
German
Whitman and the Religion Whitman Promotes a Living Faith
Rev. William Thurston Brown delivered a Carnegie Hall lecture on Walt Whitman arguing religion grows from human life and experience, not from revelation. He contrasts Jesus’ simple life with medieval church power, condemning institutional religion and urging a democratic, literary basis for spirituality.
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Carnegie Hall
William Thurston Brown
Walt Whitman
Prown
Whitman
Jesus
Jess
Council
Tiber
Rome
Europe
the Nazarene
Constantine
Tow Church
Greece
Israel
Meeting of School Board Adjourned For Absent Member
The school board gathered in regular session with President Browning and members Williams Pingree and Coulter present. Absent was Asael Farr due to his father Lorin Farr's death. minutes from the prior meeting were not approved pending an amendment. the board adjourned until next Friday night.
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Board of Education
Browning
Williams, Pingree and Coulter
Farr
Lorin Farr
Pingree
Coulter
Asael Farr
Deaf Students Edge Opponents In Tight Deaf School Game
The Deaf and Blind School teams played a rough but close basketball doubleheader at the school gym. The first team defeated Brigham Young School 21 to 11 while the second team beat the Industrial School 38 to 30, with officers Metcalf Thurman Woodbury and Wilson scoring.
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Industrial School
Deaf School
Deaf and Blind School
oMecera
Oficera
Mr. Metcalf
Forest Reserve
M.C. A
Salt Lake
John Thurman
Umer
Max Woodbury
Ogden
Leonard
State Industrial School
School For the
Oxford Cafe Opens Under New Management
Under new management the Oxford Cafe opens today with an up-to-date merchants collation. Try us once and you will call again. H. R. McPherson, Manager.
Sis Hopkins Theatre Projections With Melville at Grand
Thepro production of Sis Hopkins featuring Misa Rose Melville as Posey County’s girl returns this season. J Ro Stirling leads a strong supporting company and revamped costuming enhances the famous seminary scene with new bright specialties. Excursion details to Denver via D R R R offer Western Steel show tickets for 22.50 with sale dates January 16 and 17 and a January 25 limit.
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Sis Hopkins
Misa Rose Melville
Posey County
J. Ro Stirling
Denver
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Wallace County Recorder
John W. Gibson and wife transfer half interest to Andrew Clark in a section 20 township 7 range 1 east property for $1. Thomas B Whalen and wife transfer land to Wa Jagee Farr in section 21 township 6 range 1 west for $1000.
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County Recorder
Wallace
John W. Gibson
Andrew Clark
Thomas
Whalen
Wa Jagee Farr
Ice Industry in Evanston Powers Local Economy
Evanston notes detail the ice industry with about 60 000 tons cut this season and 40 000 tons stored in five houses. Ponds employ 10 to 14 skilled workers at 2 dollars daily and around 150 laborers from Japan Austria and Greece at 1 dollar 60 daily. Costs run about 22 cents per ton on average while railroads ship ice for refrigerator cars earning 5 to 7 dollars per ton. W D Shaw takes over Evanston Harness Co to produce saddles. Mrs William Verry returns to Ogden after visiting Evanston.
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Evanston
Ogden
Sod Ja
Des Moines Grows circular highlights insurance hub
A pamphlet titled Why Des Moines Grows praises the city as home to forty five insurance companies with payrolls over 300000 a month and $1 030 797 258 in risks. The piece notes输出 Des Moines firms dominate local business and send agents nationwide.
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G. A. Kennedy
Des Moines
Examiner
Iowa
Des Moinnes
Ogden
Allen's Foot-Base and Fool-Ease Sold Everywhere
Advertisement notes Allen's Foot-Base assists in fitting small shoe sizes and preventing shoe discomfort. Allen’s Fool-Ease provides instant relief for tight, rubbing shoes and rubbers. Includes sample offer and address in Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Employment for Many in New York City Stores
New York City hosts 163 department stores employing 11,000 people across the retail sector. The figure highlights the significant job base supported by major retail outlets in the metropolis.
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New York City
Ogden Fire and Life Insurance Venture Questioned
A historical column reflects on Des Moines bank deposits rising in 1807 and asks why Ogden cannot have its own fire and life insurance company. It notes insurance premium winds, high Utah interest, and cites a decade of profits from life insurance ideas proposed to Ogden merchants.
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Rome
Des Moines
Utah
Iown
Ogden
Standard
Ife
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Summmer
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