Auto victim dies at local hospital in Salt Lake
Mary Williams of 425 Douglas Avenue died at Holy Cross hospital after being struck by a car as she crossed Fifth East at Thirteenth South Street Sunday night. G W Kinney of 486 Maine Avenue drove the car. investigation found the accident unavoidable as he could not avoid the collision. The victim injured with a fracture at the base of the skull succumbed early Monday morning without regaining consciousness.
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Logal Hospital
Salt Lak
Inly
Wryan Willaws
Teyenrald
Williama
Douglas Avenue
Fifth East
Thirteenth South Street
Holy Cross Hospital
Ito
Witheanca Aald
Mission Gardens
G. W. Kinney
Maine Avenue
Keler
Kinney
Paria Apaches Reported Jump to New York
A fragment notes Paria Apaches moving to New York amid concerns over rough elements. The text mentions immigrants and gunmen in a tense, uncertain context with unclear dates or specifics.
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Paria
New York
Housewife Bulletins Offered by U S Department of Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture offers free bulletins aimed at housewives nationwide. Bulletins cover foods nutrition canning and preserving home economy and pest control with practical recipes and tips. Requests should be sent to the Secretary of Agriculture Washington D C for free distribution materials and circulars.
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United States
Farma
Armers
Fartera
Farmore
Farmers’ Willetin
Farmers’ Bulletin
Farmora
Farmers
Farmera
Farmers Balletin
Farmesa’ Bulletin Sba
Tha
Bullein
Voseinolh Gaden
Karmern
Parmers
Parmera
Parmera’ Ballot #89.) HOUSEHOLY PESTA House Canthpeie
Karier
Bullestin
Gehgrkreiches
Farmers’ Holler Co
Canaries
Tha Community
Farnera Palatin
Farmera’ Nulletite
Rome
Fanntra
Inquizvern
Yao Department
Spring Blood Purifier Advice Reappears In Nostalgic Remedies
An old remedy claim extols a spring blood purifier mixing molasses, cream of tartar, and herbs to cleanse the blood, prevent rheumatism, and ease pains. It touts tablets from Swopherd Tabtors with a money back guarantee and wide availability, urging readers to seek the product nationwide.
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Serigny
Speiie
Aspetate
Ittagiste
U.S. Trade Burgeoning With Chile Report
A Commerce Department study notes growing U.S. influence in Chilean textile markets. Chilean imports show American goods expanding, with American retail firms benefiting as European fabrics lose some dominance. The report warns tariffs and market changes could boost future American shares if markets are properly served.
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Washington
Yenort
Chile
Bureau of Forezgn
Rommerce
Department of Commerce
Thi Hs
Wales
Germany
Initia
United States
Priva tions of Men in Lumber Camps Described
Chicago report details witness accounts on harsh conditions for lumber camp workers and IWW harvesters. Archie Sinclair testifies about southern lumber crews under coercive family ownership with barred laws. IWW organizer Flyen describes wage abuse and brutal discipline in camps across Wisconsin and beyond.
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Chicago
Iwo
Federi
K. M. Landis
Archie Sinclair
Minnesota
B. Jurga
Philadelphia
Vouny Fumiliur Company
Edward Boullinn
1. WW. W
White
Linneen
Tremilton Sai
Wisconsin
Wilter
Thiladphia
Lw, W
A. F
New York
John My
Seattle
Boand
I. W. SW
Ant
Uncy
Ying Press
Thrilling air battle with the Boches near Chateau Thierry
An American air squadron in France engages a German flight south of Chateau Thierry. The fast duel sees multiple enemy planes forced down, with two American pilots missing after the engagement and damage to two American aircraft.
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Marne
France
Associated Proast
Chateau Thierry
Unes
Toy
Weak Run Down Women Cure Promoted in Cleveland Ad
A promotional letter from Mrs. Wii of Cleveland touts a tonic named Vinci claiming to restore strength and energy for women. The letter asserts Vinci is a constitutional remedy with beet and manganese preparations and cites past doctors and druggists endorsing it.
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Cleveland
Joe
Gatling
Wii
Janean
Kuster
Culley
Ogden committee reports $20 438 canvass sums
The committeeman in Ogden Utah reports that the Twenty fifth street district between Grant and Adams avenues raised a total of $20 438 after a thorough canvass. Nine $1000 subscriptions are listed with numerous local businesses and establishments contributing. Signatures include P T Hlluiffs and committee members.
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Twenty Fifth Street
Grant
Adams gYurney
John Spargo
Dol Sparco
Busine
Ogden
Superior Shoe Shining Partore
Carr Dug Company
Independence Day Celebration Planned in North Ogden
North Ogden plans a community Independence Day celebration reflecting patriotism with races a flag ceremony a baseball game at 2 pm and a program including speeches music and a parade style lineup featuring local Scouts speakers and civic groups.
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Nnrgh Ogden
at-Nome
Wey
Vila Ellis
Clyde Campbell
Wallace Budge
Clayluck
Ward Chapel
Atearc
Taggarter
Resnie
Gratian
James Ie Ubarker
Syassien Vande Sadudlenen
Benedleston Vye
Two Divorce Suits Filed in District Court
Two divorce cases were filed in District Court. The plaintiffs Dio Er and Teatrica Wilton allege neglect and mistreatment by their spouses. In one filing, charges include coercion and threats, with a claim of cruel and inhuman behavior. The hearings reference a May trial date in Salt Lake City and a June attendance dispute over a hinge event.
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Teatrica Wilton
Jiues Wilson
Salt Lake
Aml
Erick Aml
Vowera
Real Estate Transfers in Hunt County and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers involve William of Lowder and wife conveying Taylor part of southeast quarter section 6 township north range west to Pars ley PD with a $2000 consideration in a warranty deed signed by George Parker and Christina Varkey. A second deed records the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of Hunt County transferring three quarters of a lot in a subdivision to David OQ Met Wot let Antsinttty for a nominal $1, with a warranty deed.
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William of Lowder
Parsley PD
Taylor
Townehin
Warranly
George Parker
Christina
Varkey
Oden City
Sirvey
Church of Jeans Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hunt Silly
David OQ
Fragmentary warning on unlawful affection in unrest
Incoherent OCR text suggests a fragmentary note about dangerous affection and sedition. The readable parts mention a question Why notr and a reference to lease or assignation of sympathy amid unrest. Names, dates, or clear events are not discernible.
Soldiers of Death Fight and Sing on the Itrian Front
A World War I field dispatch describes skirmishes on the Itrian Front. Austrian pickets hide in dugouts behind flares as Allied forces near the enemy positions, voices hushed by smoke and fatigue. A Slav-speaking officer guides a raiding party to reconnoiter and seize the fortifications while maintaining resolve under shellfire.
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Itrian Front
Hishlands Mes
Irenghea
Dlerodubt
Fra Alefendorn
Battle Weaves Song and Silence on European Front
A chaotic account describes trench combat where grenades scatter red sparks and an attempted assault stalls. Amid shellfire, a young officer orders the national hymn to be sung as morale lifts and enemy lines pause, music described as more effective than fire. The scene shifts to observers noting Greek Slovak forces, Rome’s pact easing tensions, and soldiers’ doubts fading as sacrifice becomes norm.
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Hest
Rome
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