Funeral for Mrs Mary J Head Held in Preston Opera House
Preston Utah Jan 28 funeral services were held for Mrs Mary J Head at the Preston opera house with speakers Ezra I Monson Fravidin Hough Geddes Samuel R Parkinson and local leaders in attendance. Born Nashville August 22 1831 she joined Joseph Smith conversation in youth and traveled west from Council Bluffs Iowa later settling in Provo Trayson Bantaquin Franklin Idaho and Preston. She was the mother of ten children and lived in Preston most of her life dying of pneumonia at age 57. Grandchildren and great grandchildren attended from nearby towns and families.
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Preston
Yabo
Mary J. Ern
Preston Opera House
Ezra I. Monson
Fravidin
Hough Geddes
Samuel R. Parkinson
Taylor
Thomas Greaves
George T. Acoson
Whitney
Ead
Nashville
Teno
Tinabe
Joseph Bolth
Cleurch
Bim
Council Hiuls
Iowa
W. H. Head
Diah
Provo
Trayson
Bantaquin
Pranklin
Idaho
Blackhart Ranch
Freaton
Preaton
Aftee
Mre
Head
Thoan Irving
William Hf. Mead
Henry A. Head
J. A. Mead
Jd. Head
McGrath
Canada
Mary Matllon Head
Spokane
Wash
Innoe
Mrs. Nell
Logeh
Sinter
Ell
Silbert
Oller Nell
Aleu
Robert Smith
Jogan
Cavalla Port of Tobacco and War Turmoil
Cavalla, a Turkish port in eastern Macedonia, buzzes with war traffic as Greek forces fortify the city and move tobacco exports worth over 20 million dollars a year. Heavily guarded quays, crowded streets, and wagon trains carry arms and supplies toward Drama and the Bulgar frontier amid tense regional control battles.
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Greave
Presa
Salonik
Avalla
Macedonia
Greece
Bulgaria
Drama
Serer
Cacalla
Salooik
Jeaven
Balontki
Cavalla
Sireek
Variue
B.C
Rama
Draina Fe
Reece
Bay of Cavalla
Beara
Rhameter
Amalf
German air activity in recon flights boosts wartime alert
The report notes increased German aircraft over the Runestines and northern fronts as Allied observers warn of possible German preparations for a major assault. Military leaders cite rising Teuton sorties and allied patrols near Tukowtoa as Soviet and Western fronts hold.
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Veteosras
San
Parton
Veagotag
Ce Bert
Mirahevik
Ter
Fires at Du Pont plants burn workers and ruin mill
Fires at the Du Pont Powder Co plant at Carner Point S I L caused broad damage. Seven workers were burned and three seriously injured. About 180000 pounds of smokeless rifle powder burned, with a loss around 100 thousand dollars. Buildings destroyed. no explosion. A separate fire destroyed a service house and 1700 pounds of powder near by. No further injuries reported.
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Wilminelon
Nel
Jan Ste
Carner's Point
S. 1
Dupont Powder Company
Pred Fitz
Reading
Lawrence Holt
Camden
N. J
William Wallace
Hadley
Fates
Montana Snowstorm Paralyzes Roads and Rail Lines
Mutte Montana reports a severe snowstorm gripping the state with two storms in twenty five hours. Roads blocked, temperatures plunge to 25 below zero, and railroads including Northern Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee are behind schedule. A wreck disrupts Missoula passenger service as record cold extends across Utah and Idaho.
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Kieve
London
Bukowina
Austria
Germany
Praoners
Tralna
Dukowna
Ria
Pyinsk
Mutte
Mont
Montana
Chicaro
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tical
Sfx
Northern Pacific Ranch
St Tho
Nuytte Missoula
Northern Pacifle
San Diego Dan Releases Flood Triggers Massive Valley Destruction
A San Diego report says a dam tower broke under flood pressure, releasing a thirty foot wall of water that swept farms, stock, homes, and scattering property across the valley. Communications failed, bridges washed out, and relief efforts mobilized as deaths and losses mount in the isolated region.
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San Diego
Cel
Tratt
Jnsa
Otay
Ita
Leader Mann Defends Wilson in House Protest
Washington repelled the anti-preparedness critique as Leader Mann backed President Wilson. Mann told Rep Mies and Rep Dies that remarks should wait until the president finishes his speaking tour. He argued the only defense for changing views is being right and urged unity and patience in national defense debates.
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Washington
Mann
Wilson
Mies
Tex
New York
Dies
House
Hla Pon
Tillman Praises Sec Daniels in Navy Oversight Hearing
Washington highland Jan 28 Senator Tillman lauded Secretary Daniels as one of the greatest Navy secretaries, criticizing former Secretary Meyer for claims of a brainless department. Tillman cited manpower figures, desertions, and accessions to defend Daniels and questioned Meyer's knowledge. He commended the current head of the Navy and accused Meyer's statements of inattention to wartime needs.
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Washington
Paniels
Navy
Meyer
Tilman
Senata Naval Committee
Tillman
National Security League
Navy Department
Ing
Cateret
Thuan
Newport
Good Advertising Would Avert War Heading Oblique Impulse
Fragmentary clipping cites a claim that war costs could be reduced by well directed advertising and propaganda. The text references Kaneneity, Missouri and a 24 year old writer Jen, with garbled jargon about European war costs and the idea of preventing conflict through publicity.
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Kaneneity
Jen
pWublepty
Auvertlang
Advertising professor urges lumbermen to support home papers
J U Powell of Missouri University told the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association that newspapers are the greatest advertising medium and urged lumbermen to patronize the advertising departments of their home papers. He said people of the world should be brother citizens and that war would not come if that unity existed.
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University of Minnouri
Southwestern Lumbersmen's Association
Powell
Wheat shipments surge from Montpelier mill into national market
Montpelier Idaho January report notes over twenty thousand bushels of wheat loaded for shipment. Montpelier Milling Co sent 12,009 bushels to Cheyenne, with additional cars bound for News and Ogden buyers. Shipments in the prior ten days reach about 20,000 bushels, valued near 90 cents to a dollar per bushel, while home demand stands at about 10,600 bushels. Frank Miles, manager, cites three month totals around 60,000 bushels shipped externally, highlighting growing circulation as wheat moves to multiple destinations.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Montpelier Milling Company
Cheyenne
Tews
John Barkdull
Inland Qrain Company
Ogden
Willam George
Charles Keetch
Frank Miles
Ephraim Businessman Thompson Dies After Illness
Ephraim January 28 19th century notes report prominent local merchant George Thompson died yesterday from a heart ailment after brief illness. Born in Denmark August 12 1852 he moved to Utah with his parents in 1854 and built a long career in coat and cap transfer business. Survived by a widow and three children.
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Ephraim
Fieorre Thompson
Thie City
Thompson
Denmark
Utah
Children named in local notice in city and Mot celle
The text fragment names Austin Thom son and Mrs Pearl Kelsan of this city and Mie Pelirson of Mot celle, indicating a local notice mentioning several individuals connected to the area.
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Austin Thomson
Pearl Kelsan
This City
Mie. T) Pelirson
Motcelle
Senate Considers Japan Demands in Animated Debate
Resolutions urge the United States to regard Japan's renewed demands on China as a restrictive act on U S commerce and request the president to inform Tokyo. Introduced by Senator Sherman, the measures follow reports from London alleging a Japan renewal that were denied in Tokyo and Peking.
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Jan
Senate
Japan
China
United States
Sherman
London
Tokio
Peking
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