Rathbone Sisters and Florence Crittenton Meetups Noted
The Florence Crittenton home board plans a February 1 meeting at 2 30 PM in the mayor's office, city hall. The Ladies' Aid society shifts its parlor gathering to February 4 at 8 PM with Mrs Paine at 102 Adams Avenue. spouses invited. The Engineers Auxiliary social at 5th Avenue venue on February 3 featured prizes for Miss G Iddle Mrs S Cave Mr T Hinley and Mr J Nevin with refreshments.
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Rathbone
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. Young
Catdé
G. Iddle
Cave
Hinley
J. Nevin
Sister Young
Sm Child Culture-Club
Entertained Lucky Thirteen Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
A social afternoon featured sleigh ride and refreshments for the Lucky Thirteen Club at Mrs. Glasmaann’s home with prizes won by Mrs. Nevins, Mrs. Flewelling, and Mrs. Shields. Other gatherings include the S. T. S. club and a Virginia party with Ford's Orchestra and a refined menu prepared by Daisy Andrews and Beatrice Boreman.
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Child Culture Club
T. B. Heller
Barnes
Heller
Lucky Thirteen
Airs. Glasmaann
Nevins
Flewelling
Shields
Horr
Fernland
F. Christiansen
Charles M. Andrews
Virginia
Ford
Daisy Andrews
Beatrice Boreman
Toosie Baker
Conroy
Nellie Healy
Mesdames
T.'E.’Fitzgerald Runyon
Fell
Scott Henderson
Stewart
Wong
Hardman
Luckett
McDermott
Healy
W. R. Scott
M. M. Scott
Conden
Baker Brick
Becker
Dickson
Rhine
Rowe
Shufflebarger
Badeon
Joyce
G Brown
Cullen
Nelson
Carr
Fulton
Calkins
McIntosh
A. V. McIntosh
McGaw
Gullihur
Dufur
Lindsay
Rowlands
Halverson
Francis
Larkin
Farley
Haslet
Parmley
Reynolds
Hanson
Hibbs
Davis
Langsdorf
O'Brien
Torenton
Wilson
Arson Suspect Arrested After Salt Lake Fire
In Salt Lake City last night C H Brown a colored man is jailed with strong circumstantial evidence after a rear room in the Court saloon burned. The fire followed a quarrel with Sheldon the room renter and Brown’s dismissal from workhouse. Brown watched rather than aid, while flames consumed beds set with live coals.
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Salt Lake
C. H. Brown
Court Saloon
Fourth South
State Street
J. Scheffner
Charles Sheldon
Sheldon
Brown
Misses May and Florence Wertenburs Chosen Hostesses
Misses May and Florence Wertenburs were selected as hostesses by a group of young friends last evening and performed admirably. The guests included Misses M. Adams H. Harrison HR. Jiorspool Alts. Horspool and Messrs. T.
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May
Florence Wertenburs
M. Adams
H. Harrison
Jiorspool
Horspool
Messrs
Salt Lake City church files articles of incorporation
The articles of incorporation of the First Presbyterian church of Salt Lake City were filed in the county clerk's office yesterday. The report notes civic health data, civil service exam dates for New York and New Orleans positions, and a variegated daily chart including a single chickenpox case for Sidney Nelson aged 10 at 333 Laker Street.
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Board of Health Today
Sidney Nelson
Laker Street
New York Navy Yard
New Orleans
Indian Service
First Presbyterian Church of
Salt Lake City
Gamblers Forfeit 299 Each In Court Appearance
George Hays and Frank Moore forfeited 299 dollars each yesterday deposited for their appearance in court. The action followed their gambling charges and scheduled arraignment proceedings.
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George Hays
Frank Moore
Arigwer
Shocking Gambler Arrest Over Bail Tax Hike
George Hayes, a gambler, was arrested for running a gambling house by Officers Brown and Leaker. He offered 100 for bail, was told the tariff had risen to 299, paid and released. A town-wide note shows a woman jailed for nonpayment had her bail aided by a friend after hospital needs were confirmed.
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George Hayes
Brown
Leaker
Ggorge
Hayes
Principal and teacher openings in Carbon county schools
Salt Lake notes report a need for a good principal and first class primary teacher in Carbon county schools with State Superintendent Nelson informed by County Superintendent Bowman. Don Colton of Vernal earns a Ferry testimonial and represents his class in a Michigan Wisconsin university debate. Denver Post notes Hanover support from fifteen railway presidents. Milk samples from city dairies show two below standard, rest meeting or exceeding state standards with near absence of formaldehyde sediment or odor.
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Carben
Nelson
Bowman
Don. B. Colton
Vernal
Harms
Utah Light & Railway appoints 4 daily telephone reports
Manager Campbell directs four complete telephone reports to be sent to the central office from all stations at 10 o clock each morning describing line status and operations for the day.
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Campbell
The
Utah Light & Railway Company
Young Union Musician Fights Blood Poisoning in Hand
Arthur Butterfield, a 15 year old Union musician, has suffered two weeks with a severe blood poisoning in his right hand. Doctors believe the limb can be saved. He previously guided his mother’s runaway team safely to Salt Lake City without injuries.
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Arthur Butterfield
Union
Arthur
Salt Lake City
Cable project to lay underground through paved district
The Independent Telephone management has received a large consignment of heavy cable to be laid underground through the paved district, signaling an extensive installation planned across streets and sidewalks.
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Independent Telephone Management
Favorites falter as As cot bettors sweep races
On the turf at As cot track the favorites all failed to win with several second-place finishes. Foix Lake won the first race over Columbia Girl and Elio, Ray Tag took the second with Montana Peeress second, Milas won the seventh with Abel Rose second, Maresa captured the fifth, Sir Hugh won the sixth, with Buccleuth and Martin Brady following. Times listed: 1:48 1-2 for the second race, 1:29 for the fourth, 1:01 3-4 for the fifth, and 1:43 for the sixth.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
Foix Lake
Columbia Girl
Elio
Ray Tag
Montana Peeress
Cloche
Milas
Abel Rose
Phyz
Maresa
Laxman
Cardwellton
Sir Hugh
Buccleuth
Martin Brady
Kinney Recaptured After Juvenile Reform Brief
Fred Kinney, paroled a month ago by Judge Morse, was found yesterday afternoon with a youthful gang in a vacant house they broke into and was arrested. Because he will not return to school, he must go back to reform school.
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Fred Kinney
Soyas
Iridius Wins Half Furlong Handicap at Oakland
Futurita favorite Iridius led from the start and held off Princess Titania to win by a half length in a field of five. Futurita finished third while Dick Turpin faded to a distant third in the three year old race.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Futurita
Jennings
Iridius
Princess Titania
Dick Turpin
Young Pepper
Thoroughbred race results with multiple six events
Sixteenth race at Tolledo featured six races with winners Scotsman Bay Woundér Chicakdee Iridius Toledo Gawaine. times range from 1:10 1/4 to 1:25 3-4. Notable placings include Mine second in race one, Reed second in race two, Billy Moore second in race three, and Princess Titania runner-up in the handicap.
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Tol’edo
We Light
Bay Woundér
Reed
Modder
Chicakdee
Billy Moore
Mr. Dingle
I[iridius
Princess Titania
Futurita
Toledo
Young Pepper
Dick Turpin
Gawaine
Ora Viva
Frank Woods
Crescent City racing results at New Orleans card
In New Orleans on January 29, the seven furlong first race was won by Saffe guard with Thornycroft second and Russel Garth third in 1 32 4-5. The six furlong second race went to Mrs Frank Foster with Presentation second and Zyra third in 1 18 2-5. The mile and seventy yards third race saw Serbe win, Trocadero second and Mauser third in 1 51. The handicap six and a half furlongs fourth race was won by Mad Mullah with Preakness second and Katie Powers third in 1 24 2-5.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Saffeguard
Thornycroft
Russell Garth
Frank Foster
Presentation
Zyra
Serbe
Trocadero
Mauser
Mad Mullah
Preakness
Katie Powers
Prussian Justice Bans Handcuffing For Journalists
Berlin January 29. Repeated complaints from editors condemned to confinement for journalistic offenses led the Prussian minister of justice to issue an order forbidding handcuffing anyone on the way to prison, with an exception only for penitentiary sentences without special court orders.
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Berlin
Thoroughbred race results from Santa Rosa track
In the fifth race a selling mile and seventy yards Uranium won with Santa Rose second and Lady Mistake third in 1 62 1 5. The sixth race a selling mile and three sixteenths Rankin won with Arden second and Louw Woods third in 2 96 1 5.
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Uranium
Santa Rose
Lady Mistake
Rankin
Arden
Louw Woods
Officer court martial findings judge Schindel for duty neglect
Leavenworth Kan January 29 lieutenant L P Schindel of the sixth cavalry was found guilty by a court martial of neglect of duty and failure to obey orders He is sentenced to forfeit 50 a month for six months confinement on post for six months and reprimand Brig Gen Carr says the court martial was too lenient
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Leavenworth
Kan
L. P. Schindel
Sxth Cavalry
Iwasa
Brie
Carr
Attractive Salads and Entrees For February
Florence Wiberly urges creative use of winter vegetables to craft appetizing salads and salmon pea dishes. She details cucumber jelly molds with salmon, French and Russian salad styles, and inventive serves like artichoke entrees, grape and orange salads, and salmon peal mixtures with lettuce beds.
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Florence Wiberly
Simple Medicinal Bath For Nervous Sleeplessness
A 20th century remedy advises a bath using four ounces sea salt two ounces spirits of ammonia two ounces spirits of camphor eight ounces pure alcohol and hot water to a quart. Dissolve salt in hot water cool then add ammonia and camphor and shake with the salt water. Apply with a sponge over the body rubbing until the skin glows. Use when nervous or wakeful for rest and refreshing after the bath.
Device for Picture Hangs on Wall Molding
A device for hanging a group of small framed pictures uses a small bar with brass tipped ends hung from the high picture molding. Small pictures are suspended from it by brass chains, eliminating the need to drive nails into the wall.
After Theater Supper Recipes From Elusive Menu
A fragment lists refined supper concepts including pompadour cases with lobster filling, Belair d Anchois pastries with anchovy centers, and aspic foles, plus savory cream on biscuits and various lobster and oyster sandwiches. The text emphasizes serving in small cups and puff pastry techniques.
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Gso
Inexpensive Sponge Cake Recipe Instructions
A simple sponge cake method uses one cup framulated sugar one and a half cups flour scant teaspoon baking powder sifted three times three eggs beaten separately and half cup cold water. Mix half water with sugar add yolks beaten then rest of water and alternating, fold in whites bake forty minutes.
Hoss to Save Starch Lesson
A brief household tip explains how to salvage used starch. After starching collars allow the mixture to settle, pour off the water, and return the remaining starch to the bowl so the starch remains effective and not inferior to fresh product.
Women in Their Sphere and Fashion Notes of the Era
A miscellany on domestic tips and social trends notes lemon and whiting cleans wood, Japanese paper, and fashion advice. It laments voter distrust, reports political maneuvering, bridal choices, cookery talents, and health tips while highlighting women’s clubs and public roles.
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Marie Tempest
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S. T. S. Club
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Carstersen
Hattie
Wade
Elizabeth’ Dee Shaw
Margaretts Dee
Addie Ward
Rae Woodcock
Nellie Bennett
May Hume
Carrie Knapp
Hattie Carter
Ellen Thomas
Olla Barker
Kolitz
C. M. Andrews
Tavey-Mcgonagle
H. C. Tavey
Edythe
George F McGonagile
Episcopal Church
Alfred Brown
Mendelssohn
March
Loveen
Miss Tavey
J. TR. Austin
Verna Tavey
Jessie Lewis
Denver Post
Perry Heath
Hanna
Mr. Heath
Wright
W. H. Wright & Sons’ Co
CREAN
W. Co. TU
Reed Emoot
United States
Europe
Mohafe
Pegey
Paris
Vermont
Episcopal Service
Helen Weil
Gaidi
Chi
Cago
Tyell
Era
Mary Garrett Way
Wyoming
Femina
Weenan
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