Utah Farm to City Roads Plan Against Narrow Highways
Discussion outlines a Utah state road plan linking Cache County to Dixie and a new Colorado route. Advocates press enforcement of agricultural water controls, urge land grants for road building, and seek a single main highway with multiple feeders to improve farm access, reduce prices, and connect markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Qalata
Cache County
Dixie
Washington
Colorado
AW Agalant the Desiragtine of Grada
Ina
Bo Cos Gran
Adeneste
Utah road reform and county commissions proposed at convention
Utah delegates push a plan creating a state roads commission, county road districts, and county road commissioners. Proposed labor tax for road work, seizure of property owner rights for road approvals, and penalties for damage to public roads. Witness testimonies reference safety and enforcement measures to start January 1. Also notes a tale of a canyon ledge rescue and a Utah pioneer visit by Joseph A Pratt, with historical reflections on Salt Lake City and the old settlement.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Toseph A. Pratt
Jata Oreo
Partey Y
Warren Arthur Pratt
Utah State Prison
Ap, Keeler
Post-T
Pratt
Salt Fale City
Tnday
Balt Lake
Salt Lake Mecca of Drug Fiends
A Salt Lake City article notes rampant drug use with morphine and cocaine sold openly. Jail officials describe addicts seeking dope slips, unsafe injections, and the difficulty of obtaining drugs elsewhere in the state. Police and officials pledge action to uncover sources and curb the sale of narcotics in the city.
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Salt Lake Mecca
Unsavory divorce case ends without trial in Salt Lake
In a Salt Lake City divorce dispute, Balt Lake and Aulan McDonald deny eloping with another woman or spending money from their property sale. McDonald says $140 received from a rental is invested in real property, with his wife seeking injunctions against losses. The suit against Wallace fails to publish anew charge and is dismissed by Judge Armstrong amid no timely action.
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Balt Lake
Fan
Aulan McDonald
Rothertha McDonald
Snothar Worgun
Arthur H. Parsons
Ronal
Salt Lake
Borling K. Wale
Wa A
Wallace
Armstrong
Geart ‘Thuraday
Fey Monalit
Walace
WHR
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Womtel
Worsp's Dispensany Munical Association
Pisree, MD
Prea
GES
BuGals, N,v
Farmer's Train and Lecture by Prof Grubb in Weber County
A three hour program by the Oregon Short Line Railroad company featured Prof B H Grubb of Colorado Agricultural College delivering a potato cultivation talk. Weber County residents and speakers including L M Trill and J D Ball from the Agricultural college attended with state horticulture officials. the event showcased equipment to illustrate lectures and suggested future similar trips.
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Oregon Short Line
Ams
Quilsis
Weber County
Telecon
Utah
Mahe
Oregon Short Fine Reilroad
B. H. Grub
Colorado Agricultural Allege
A. B. Heyvond
Weber Club
Anenters
Hsion
Grubb
L. NM. Trill
J. DB. Ball
Agrcultural College
Legat
J. Edwart Taylor
State Board of Horticulture
Europe
United States
Germany
British Isles
Pinto
Lalmie
Ovat
Aryl
Agricultural college praise and soil improvement talk
The report praises Logan Agricultural College for leading soil improvement work and notes influential figures like J. J. Hill and W. C. Brown for promoting advanced farming methods. It highlights experiments in Pennsylvania and New York and cites experts on practical farming and land reclamation. The text references meetings in Brigham City and North ALE.
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Logan
Bettar
Cotopy
Colorado
Wleconuta
Amy Piute
Davelin
J. J. Hill
W. C
New York Central
Pennsylvania
New York
D. Fy. Burlay
Brigham City
Cross Suit Filed in Sylvan Park Case
The Sylvan Park Amusement company faces a suit over arrears and a promissory note. Complainants Wiseman Nya Spargo and Richardeau allege the company owes 3600 tied to a 6000 note from other lessees. They seek an injunction to stop sale actions and attached property.
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T. Whstardson
John N. Bpareo
Fred
Nya
Sylvan Park Apuinotives
Onawer Pnd
Eros
Veo
Annaement Company
Miss Haggie Tout Honored in Europe
Maggie Tout, a young Ogden soprano, sailed from England January 15 with her father Be F. Tout for a series of concerts across Europe. He notes she has been praised by European press and by critic Tosti and has signed a contract with the Opera Dominue in Paris for several weeks, requiring travel to France in April.
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Maggie Tout
England
Wil
Elty
Teller
Tout
Iggden
Wdaka
Ogden Soldiat
Margaret Housaines
Cire Tosti
Weiler
Uiy Tonty
Tome
Worl
Hse
Will Okeremadn
Te Opera Dominue
Parle
Waleh
Rance Ebone
Funeral Services Over Nephi Manning Held in North Ogden
Funeral services for Nephi Ti Manning, a young man who died in an accident, were held yesterday afternoon at the North Ogden meeting home. Bishop James Ward led the service with music by the ward choir, solos by Amanda Ellis and A. Barker, and tributes from community members and Weber Academy representatives.
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Nephi Ti
Manning
North Ogden
James Ward
Ward
Amanda Ellis
A. A. Barker
Spoekere Ware
James Sister
Slaterville
Henry Howley
Slater
Fragmentary text about exam and naming errors in a medical setting
A fragmentary note references high character sets and names like Manbing and Lue in a medical exam context. It mentions young men and a location possibly Ogden. The legibility is poor, with several garbled phrases and incomplete sentences.
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Tinh
Ogden
Oomotory
County Demons In Japanese Bank Case
A complaint filed against Wimby W. D. Brown as trustee alleges a Japanese bank case misapplies assessment rules. County Treasurer Almt D. Chambers says the bank failed to comply with state tax exemption statutes.
Insurance Presidents Seek Federal Law on Uniform Rules
Washington leaders at the annual meeting of the Association of Insurance Presidents urged enactment of federal legislation to standardize insurance rules, arguing states cannot uniformly regulate the business. They urged cooperation with Congress and noted the need for protection of public health and a national approach to insurance oversight.
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Washington
Tan
Taftaday
Association of
Is Insurance
United States
District of Columbia
Walter Woman
United States Public Health and Marine Ilogangs Service
Tr. J. A. Tuveny
Harvard Medicat Collere
Ayoke
Majority lawmakers ignore minority protest in Ballinger Pinckney hearings
The Republican majority voted to approve Ballinger Pinckney committee appointments amid Democratic protests led by Rainey of Wisconsin and Lloyd of Missouri. The stalled urgent appropriation measure resumed after a heavy rain deluge, ending in adjournment at 1:26 p.m. on Monday.
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Washington
Lan
Che
Ballinger Pincker
Dlaplachig
Rainey
Waois
Andaambug
Lloyd
Minsourh
Nyadioy
Auntucky
M. Mignenake
SCHOONER IN DISTRESS NEAR ARAY'S HARBOR
Wontnart Washington report of a schooner Tauri spotted near Aray's Harbor with distress signals. Vessel believed to be in danger as crews attempt to reach safety amid deteriorating conditions.
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Wash
Tauri
The Growth of Light in Modern Display Costs
An early analysis notes shifts in lighting economics and consumer demand. It contrasts cheaper electric lamps with higher overall consumption, citing a 200 percent rise in land and capital needed for lighting over a few years, and describes the appearance of new lamp technology and its educational impact, while acknowledging limited price reductions for current.
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Imuse
Yanada
Ineeranaad
Jasnan Tealden
Lampe Wand
Edison
Avery
Pony
Decker Winn Light & Line Blannes Railway
Fraternal Woodmen and Odd Notes from Ogden Meeting
Fraternal Woodmen of America Utah Camp No. Siar holds meeting at Bagley Hall with visiting members invited. Regular sessions also noted at Twenty Ninth Street and West Washington Avenue locations with details on dues, officers, and upcoming gatherings.
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Molern
Anehica
Utah
Bagley Hall
bin Si
Viekting
Massonte
Quren Esther Chayier
Washington Avenue
Deiwetu
Pwenty
Atresia
Odd’ Fellows’ Hall
Maina Beck
Amanda Taneing
Suey Royal Highlanders
Hayat
Bogle Hall
Tan Bs
G. Brean
Ing Seenauers
HO Grace Ff
Alice Collins
Bec. & Treas
Weber
P. Bull
Utah Nalural Bank Savery
Henry Silverthorn
H.ruth
Maions! Bank
Bullaing
Fraternal Banquet Invitation Also Mentions The Order
The fragment describes a fraternal gathering at Labor Union Hall on 2th Street in Nistting with invites to correspondents and officers named such as ENRY GUGM, Soreman, and ADA. It references orders, guardians, and a gathering proceeding with dates and contact points, though the text is garbled.
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Amiriqags
Ogden Hamentenda
Alent
Labor Union Hall
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Thal
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Beodjie
Tie Teant
Hole Fern
Posse
Rod Vonds
Apa
Courra
Nes
Bilar
Hi. W. Grove
Salt Lake City
Lake
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WI Kingon
Tham
Rome
Falley Wilkinson
Colef Harlow
Marding
Annie
Ehtsccily
Bays
Prof. Grubb
Nephe Heber Manning
February Ladies World
Tivalids' Hovel
Bowe Alo
Jmaahaikank
Abera Afsrons
Indianapolis
Jan
Madame Keller Hale
Washington Ave
Bell Phono
Orme Railway
Coypucrora
Waratch Division
Hof
B. Hall
Orden Svatain
Tf Carls
Meaia
Wads
Shin Eles
Wie
Thomar Lrat
Mpa
Agus AL Math
Boams Waehington Avenna
Fraternat
Siten
Fedeialy Tavikod
Toctis
Preven Ghorgh Rennie
Henry, Kissel
P.O
Ells
Ogder
Angie
Avene
Ogden Sonor
Bywer
C. O. B. Moll
Adee
Ducunith, Prout
Hilt
Lienhid Prout
Recordar
Knighte
Pytitias
Fraterwat
Eagt Praternal
Zagiea
Bagie Hall
Nols
Visine Brothers
Enon Browning
Griger
Dron. M
Orden OF
Tees
James Macbeth
E. i Geiger
Socretor
Alb. Wright
Eclock
JC of P. Ball
Bingham Can
Binghai
Atehory
Sarah Ransomites
Fallerson Ave
Marble Avenue
Ego Lily
Mais Bors
Minnie Muller
Ty Ny
Porter Avenue
Kate Heyman
Cheri
Toval Neighuore
America
Excelsior Cammy
Sma
Mary Dola
Oracle
Josie Rba
Recorder
Roxal Arcanum
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Amariy
Milan
Mountain
Conwell
Tis
Bouetady
Moco
Callootor
Beo'y Satan
Sentibiers
I. M8
Trent Prout
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