Montpelier Water Contamination Investigation Looms
Pocatello reports a planned investigation into Montpelier water contamination after past sheep dip protests. State Health Board President DeUtuge Fl iyde and Commissioner Walls travel to Montpelier with officials to assess sources east of town and Star Valley, Wyoming. Previous dipping near Lake Bed Deep raised fears the water would be tainted, despite court orders and temporary ceasefire. Local sheep men threaten repeats, prompting state action to halt the practice this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Wallis
Montpelier
Utuege FL Iyde
State Board of Health
Commanioner Walls
Pecatano
Ite
Poruter
Healt Ceere
Investigatea
Star Valley
Wyoming
Rudge
Nits
Fragmentary 1900s OCR Note Heads for July 12
Fragmented text from a dated newspaper page mentions a stock or product sale. It cites quantities like twenty or ten items totaling about 6,000 and sacks valued at $300 each. Other phrases reference Balloon Hit and property leases, with party names Rambite Coalition and New Hide Queen noted in a speculative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OODEN
UTAIL
Alee Rempenter
Stinlex
Tal Sewa
Legina Opera Tone
Rambite Coalition
Newhide Queen
Tt Degias
Big naval fleet assembles for Taft review at promontory
Provaceteen Mass July 11 A grand harbor gathering forms the largest and finest fleet ever assembled under the stars and stripes with 104 vessels including fourteen battleships cruisers torpedo boats submarines and tenders drawn in two lines around Trace Point Cape Tru four miles below Rear Admiral Schroder s flagship on board the Connecticut 15 000 men aboard the ships. Tomorrow morning Red Fleet will practice and maneuver with ten other divisions inside this program for a grand review by President Taft and Secretary Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provaceteen
Mass
Prostuce
Trace Point
Cape
Tru
Schroder
Connecticut
Taft
Meyer
Wreck on Yellowstine Park Branch Distracts Northern Pacific
A Northern Pacific passenger train derailed while on the Yellowstine park branch, injuring three travelers. The accident occurred in the evening with several cars overturned. coaches and baggage cars were toppled and nearby cars left on their sides. Superintendant S.A. Torres led the response along the Nogtog road remnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LivingaYon
Sant
Northern Pacific
Yellowstine Park
Trafemina
Ony Pasacr Rce
Eaglev
Bagcaee Cer
Fyday Eichra
van Thien
Tae Pullman
S.A. Torres
Nor Nogtog
Typographical Convention Invites Printers to East Lake City
A distorted notice describes the Typographical Union convention to be held August 9 to 15 in East Lake City. It notes expected attendance of about 1,599 delegates and visitors, with substantial local expenditure and a broad welcome from local organizations and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Daly
Salt Lade Cliz
Bt. Joseph
Gy TW
Menertt
Chairan
Anhor E. Graham
Teorge . Hanson
A. Thompson
Ilite
J. White
Freeman
Dearie
East Lake City
al- Med
Cocamercial Club
Eplayleg Fritters
Aacochassica
Chamber of Commence
Real Estate Association
Governor Apry
Maysor Bransford
Eireeau
East Tenke City
Jraat
Ial
Engineer Ketchum Voted Associate Professor of Edict Engineering
Salt Lake City June 1. Retehud, a member of the American Society at C Engineers and chief engineer at the Kansas Colorado Ballad company, has been selected as associate professor of civil engineering in the Latseratty of Mesh. Prof. Ketchum is highly recommended by prominent engineers and business leaders and is expected to take the professorship at Verh University. He has a long background as an instructor, draftsman, and chief engineer for several railways and steel mills, with current employment as a consulting engineer for the Kansas State Rivers and Transportation company and the Raneae Coterats Ralheva company in Dahle, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Retehud
American Society
Ch Engineers
Kansas Colorado Ballad Company
Preach
Coaniry
Batt Lake
Ota Arate
Willian Ashton
Sweet
Ilneia
Weferee
Ketcham
Raneae Coterats Ralheva Company
Kansas @utarate Rlversfeal Transprtesion company
Beak Quartere Ag
Dahle, Cola
Rawhide Queen Plans Major Shipment
The article notes Rawhide Queen preparing a large export shipment, with key figures including Jake and Rings president of Maw aide Que and Hae aiie Ceation referenced in relation to the operation. The fragmented text hints at a forthcoming delivery tied to the Rawhide Queen name and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Jake
Lis
Tly LA Velteraya Frame
Haw
Maw
Que
Dade Dier from Burns Mother 18 Improves
In Salt Lake City a mother and her infant were burned when a heating incident caused a blaze. The 18 year old mother, believed to have aided the infant’s rescue, survived, while the baby died from injuries despite medical care. Dr. Charles W. Biewart attended the mother as she recovers.
Story of Despair Tells of Forced Marriage Pressure
East Lake report recounts a young woman's tale of coercion and broken promises by a man who dangled marriage as a lure. She details breadline poverty, abuse by family rivals, and attempts to flee to seek independence, but notes the predator's control and threats.
Notice to Water Users in Weber County Application
Notice is given regarding water use rights for A. F. Parker near Ogden Utah under Chapter 108 amended laws. Water may be drawn from the South Fork of the Weber River during the year January to December. Water will be diverted into a reservoir and then used for power and machine propulsion, with rights reserved for necessary conveyance and return to natural channels. Public notice states the State Engineer’s authority to grant or deny the application after completion of publication and comment periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Raghaeres
Salt Lake City
Uten
A. F. Parker
Elosy Post Arens
Ogden
Utah
Sespien Laan
Gatena River
Weber County
Vitek
Township
Babee
Secthina
Range
Nortf
Otten
Acpulny
Seeten V
Townehip
Lake Inser
Merblian
Tans
Enz
Commercial bodies call for tariff board creation
Commercial groups in New York and nationwide urge Congress to form a tariff board. Delegates from major business associations push for incorporation of a tariff body as a national economic regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Isays Tarife Bill Shows Reduction Across Sectors
Discussion of a tariff bill argues it reduces burdens on the economy with claimed two percent cuts under the Dineler law and notable decreases in house rates. Officials note transfers of some duties and price impacts on items like coal, wool, oils, and manufactured goods, while others face continued or increased duties. Lawmakers expect action by month’s end as both houses hold sessions to finish the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
T. & Sharette
Tani Capert
General Appentaere
New York
Dineler
Bhatelis
Conference
Pagan
Renate
Mayre
Leadira Ja Beth Honaes
Bette
Nineteen Die in Wreck Near Nalley's Colorado
Nalley’s, Colo, July 11. Nineteen persons killed when a bend car derailed at a curve on the Colorado & Southern line during a train ride from a parade game at Elkawnee. Several women among the eastern tourists, two fatally injured, eleven seriously hurt. The wreck halted the freight train, which transported the injured and dead to Halley’s for a Denver hospital. Names include foreman Thacher and Ray Hance, with William Most and Frank Spring among the dead or missing, as families and crews rushed to aid the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalley
Colo
Colomdo & Southern
Hear
Ekawnee
Halley
Watley
Denver
Soak
National Council of Women Triennial Conference
The National Council of Women holds a triennial conference in Seattle with delegates from foreign countries. Attendees will discuss welfare education health peace arbitration child labor and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council OF Women
National Council +t
Weanesday
Fighty Delenaten
Wome
Tvs
Tarenito
Can
Seattle
Coureil Ail
William Colgate a death by own action
In New York on July a man named William Colgate, once with a United Shoe company, committed self harm at his home. He reportedly fractured his skull after entering a bath and shower area and collapsing at the door. Police reports indicate the event was intentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celgate
Unites Shoe Sear Omeg
Washlarton
Epfel de Tontely
Probate and Guardian Notices for Thovas Fahey
Charles T. Murchpran law firm notifies creditors to present claims by date prior to 101th day of May 1910 at Halveten & Pratt, Nam 32 Ogden City Utah. Adminstration under Jama K Haleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Murchpran
Halyteenn & Trail
Samhees
Halveten & Pratt
Nam
Oklew City
Utah
JAMA
Ural
Taft Tribute to Civil Employes in Washington Church
President Taft paid tribute to civil employes in a Washington church ceremony noting the church should make religion a necessary part of life for government workers. He praised those who carry on government with honest service and modest pay to support their families and public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathlegton
Taft
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Fragmented quote hints at misread dialogue in local text
A garbled OCR line from the Washington Star shows a fragment of dialogue or caption. Readable names or clear context are missing, leaving only partial, unclear phrases about someone named Rollo and an unidentified speaker.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bohn
Syphon
White Enamel Refrigerator Company
St, Paul
Minnesota
Pennaphvania Lines
Chicacs
Uacl
Micnaspolle
Omirba
Caicago
Arlington & Quins
Chirac, Mileankes & Bt Tack
Chicaguy & Rate Mbante
New Even
Artford T. Ti
Mitsouri Pacite
Norther Varific
Sothern
Dacitie
Hachte
Richardson & Grant’s
Salt Lake and State News
Wallig
Ogden Steam Laundry
Mitchell Bros
Agerta
Ewnes
Union Pacific
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Kansas City
Chicago
LOMAX
Union Pacific R
Br, CO
Omaha, Nebraska
Galt Lake 15
Ketcum 13 Comix
State University
Dade Dier
East Lake
Ial Cruse
Jay
West Second South Street
Oe Wiliam Mose
Pooming House
Weiling
Sam
Jose Cruze
Mexico
William Colgate
Prusaie and Guardiansetp
Gerssit County
Clark
Aersee Hye
Caardianeh
Tsigneta
Bhatz
Helverton
Prat
Splits
Sennits
Milans
Mackinaws
Leghorns
Bankeks
Boaters
Kuhn
LEWIS
Rollo
Washington Star
Aeswral Atelen
Etiunee Fon
Beri
Twolundred Buck
Last
Thomas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!