Battery Goes Into the Gas House at Chin Kearny
Utah regiments stay in camp at Camp Kearny for weeks before a potential departure for the French front. Rumors of early move fade after officers’ consultations. A battery completes gas defense training, proving mask effectiveness and efficiency, with Utah units to undergo further tests and leadership changes announced for the near future.
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Kearny
Cal
Utas
Hia
Remore
Utah
Tichned W
Tile
Uteh
Idlley
Howard
Salinometer recall and oyster culture plans at Bear Lake
R H Siddoway state fish and game commissioner recalled the salinometer from the federal fisheries department to monitor Bear River Bay conditions. He noted San Francisco bay oyster experiments and believes Bear River Bay offers favorable conditions for oyster culture with eastern varieties deemed suitable while California types are too small to justify planting.
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Dear River Bay
R. H. Siddaway
State Fishland Game
Federal
Sheries Department
Washington
Taulfie
Siddoway
San Francisco Bay
Tiver Bay
al Mn
Hear Silver Bay
Siddow
Uilah
Biddowny
California
St Jacobs Liniment Claim inadvertent relief for sprains
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a quick cure for sprains strains and swelling. It promises deep penetration without skin harm and urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores to relieve pain, stiffness, and discomfort promptly.
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St. Jacobs Linkwand
Utah railroads seek coal rate cut before public commission
Jan. 19 Salt Lake City objectors to Utah railroads petition to raise coal freight rates by 15 cents a ton presented testimony before the state public utilities commission. Key witnesses argued rates are too high and reducing them could attract factories, noting Utah's trade density and sugar industry needs.
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Ealt Lake
Utal
Alate Public Author Commission
D. RB. Grey
Oregon Short Line
Nset
Transportation
Ws.mccarthy
Trafic
Bureau of Utah
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Nrpt
W. H. Folland
S. J1. Dabcock
Commercial Club
Trans Bureau
Rio Grande Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Babcock
Tio Grande Western
Aas & Bavis
Denver & Sio Granda Cring
McCarthy
J.G. McMurray
Central
Denver, & Rio Grande
Mex Carthy
Folland
Yates
Sone Uate
McCaarthy
Utah
Stephen H. Lave
Trafflc Service Bureau of
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Great Northern
Northern Paciffe
Montana
Denver & Nile Grande
State Council of Defense Names New Members
Governor Bamberger appointed State Senator George H. Derh and T. Inch of Utah Power & Light to the State Council of Defense, filling vacancies created by the resignations of Clarence Bamberger and C. E. Groesbeck. Capt. Bamberger proceeds to Washington. Dorn remains a prominent Utah figure.
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George H. Derh
3. T. Inch
Utah Power & Light Company
Bamberger
Lucalate Council of Defense
Clarence Bamberger
C. E. Grogbeck
Groesbeck
Washington
Oders
Ordnance Department
Dorn
Utah
John Dorn
Mer. Inch
Urh Power & Light Company
Kamberger
Dern
Chatadysirs
Groorberk
Tae
Nei
Farm Bureau Adopts Weekly Letter Plan
The county farm bureau decided to adopt a new plan to disseminate urgent messages to Weber County farmers. A weekly news letter will be printed in 1200 copies and mailed to each bureau member to replace the monthly News, which often fails to convey necessary information promptly.
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Weber Catty
Egyptian Cotton for California planters in Oroville
In Oroville California alarm is raised over attempts to plant Egyptian cotton in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys. Local authorities and the California Egyptian Cotton Growers association push to prohibit non Egyptian varieties and enforce conformity to Egyptian cotton planting standards across the state valleys.
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Oroville
Cal
Menia
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Ypa
Felerior
California
Cotton planters form alliance in two Alleys valley
A new association unites planters in the two Alleys as about 1900 acres are prepared for cotton in Thute county. The effort aims to support a cotton growing industry in California’s interior valleys by supplying long staple seed and aligning harvests with market needs. In other news, bridge foreman Arthur W. Birch of Price was killed when a banked hillside collapsed onto his crew while repairing the Price river bridge. Birch, 44, came to Price 35 years ago and leaves a widow and six grown children. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Thute County
Espuris
California
Price
Inu
Arthur W. Birch
Dyer Bank
Helper
Blreh
Price River
Halper
Lnbutment
Mr. Birch
Tve
Joe Birch
Utah
Spiritual Influence Alleged in Santa Ana Marriage Case
In Santa Ana California on January 13 allegations claim Mrs Martin Vaughn was led by mediums to marry and later squander her estate once valued at 116000. Nephews and nieces allege guardianship was sought as Vaughn’s fortune rose by 60600 while estate dwindled, with predictions from spirits guiding her life choices and marriage to L C Vaughn. The case lists six contestants from Santa Ana and Town.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Alx
Vaughn
Oriends
Wan
Elizabeth Kirk
Irena Lillie
Emra
Griffin
John &. Carlos
Wh. A. Cowles
Olive Junger
Town
Pioneer Woman Dies at 73 in Spanish Fork
Mary Williams Davis, 73, a handcart pioneer, died after a several week illness from a partial paralytic stroke at her daughter’s home in Spanish Fork. Born in Wales, she emigrated to Utah in 1856 with the Handcart Company, lived in Cache Valley, settled in Spanish Fork in 1888, and was survived by three sons and two daughters, plus many grandchildren.
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Spanish Fork
Ins
Mary Williams Davis
Joseph Evans
Davis
Lanelly
South Wales
Utah
Dah Jones Wan
Cacho Valley
Spanist’ Park
David Davis
Iniste
Brazil Tightens War Era Suspicion of Foreigners
The article notes Brazil’s wartime mood turning hostile to foreigners and Germans. It reports police surveillance rising, arrests ordered in Rio de Janeiro, and German espionage feared to be active in southern Brazil with Germans fleeing to Argentina. It highlights suspicion extending beyond actual spies to innocent businesspeople amid government preclusions.
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Tuq Grande DO Sut
Braail
Aemre
Nia le Janeira
Brazil
San Paulo
Ags
German Business Men Who Janifor Suppleson
Gove’ Ornment
Argentine Republic
Alien Property Listed in First Congressional Report
Washington January 19. In his first report to Congress alien property custodian Joseph Mitchell Palmer says he has received 11 167 formal reports of enemy property and opened 1978 separate trust accounts of which 1206 are patrimonized and worth 134 608 241. The gross assets of fourteen enemy insurance companies in liquidation under license of the Treasury amount 40 433 644 261. Three other insurance companies in enemy territory in liquidation without licenses show 48 625 making total 40 612 0. The final indication is that these companies are not processed for final disposition. assets will be reconsidered upon final action for alien property estate.
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Washington
Congress
Josh A. Michell Palmer
Unsergoliet Hquidalion
Treasury
Ure
Tia Allen
Estartia
Woman Arrested In Chicago With Dynamite and Pistol
A woman was arrested in Chicago carrying thirty six slicks of dynamite and an automatic pistol in a traveling bag. She also bore a ticket from Youngstown Ohio and a cash salash amount of money.
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Chicago
Youngstown
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