Apple Crop Prospects Across States in 1919 Season
Crop estimates from the United States Bureau of Crop Estimates show Utah producing about 408000 bushels of apples in 1919 versus 489000 in 1918, Idaho at nearly 2.96 million bushels, with Utah county and nearby districts shipping modest carloads. Colorado and California also face variable prospects, while peaches face disease and weather challenges, notably brown rot in several states.
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Utah
Utah County
Cache
Idaha
Tol
Payalle-Weiser
Boise Valley
Lewis Bon
Colorado
Grand Valley
Pella County
Fremonty County
Bureau of Crow Celinates
Department of Agercutre
Brigham City
Box Elder
Provo
New York
Michigan
Ohio
United States
Georgia
Arkansas
Oklatoma
Texas
Rocky Mountains
California
West
Striped Cretonies Spur Smart Upholstery Trend
A fad for striped cretonnes appears this year with smarter effects for living rooms and porches. Designers favor blue black and tan stripe patterns with bold ground colors, pairing them with deep blue rugs and polished mahogany.
Fancy waistcoats and fabric trends in fashionable dress
The article describes fabric waistcoat demand with wide black silk trimming in gold and silver threads. It notes two widths for waistcoats, one full length without piecing and a narrower option pieced with a front pleat. Mentions sick sweaters with wide turnback collars and contrasting color reverses, held by a wide belt, detailing belt and collar colors on various sweaters.
Old Gardener Warns on Bean Plant Disease and Timing
The Old Gardener advises checking bean plants at intervals for brown spots and removing infected specimens immediately as these spots signal an endangering disease. Bordeaux spray may help, but immunity cannot be guaranteed. plant beans into July to ensure a late crop and avoid working among wet beans.
Safety First In Bath Room Incident Spurs New Lockout Measures
A family installed an emergency bell after a small boy was locked in a bath room. They added a night lock on the front door and left extra keys on a wall outside the room for rescuers. The emergency bell sits by the tub to prevent fainting from hot water during care.
Harmonious Dress Details From Antiquated Text
A fragment describes a decorative frock with hemstitching in breen and notes a thorough greasing with lard to prevent the cork from sticking in a mucilinge bottle. The language implies a period costume item and a common practical note on bottle sealing.
Absorbs Odory A Plécs Of Alate Bread On Cauliflower
Fragmentary text describes absorbent bread placed atop uncovered cooking cauliflower and mentions the phrase Know bynel and a reference to how you are rated by oikers. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear context or an identifiable event or source.
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Bynel
Oikers
Bishop Hacks at Cedar Fork Believes He Met Convict
A Cedar Fork bishop reports an armed man with a gun near his horse feed ground, claiming to be the outlaw Joseph Martin. Officers say the description differs from Martin and no trace of the convict is found. the incident echoes a wider manhunt with uncertainty over his escape. A closing quip about a girl’s view of future husbands appears.
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Orson EB. Hacking
Cedar Fork
Alan
Joseph Martin
Cedar Fort
Salt Lake
Wacking
Cedar Valley
Borts
Ones
Ogden
Hacking
Uta
Martin
IL Waa
Hig
Incendiary Fire Destroys Lumber Yard on 24th Street
A large lumber yard at Boyd Timber Company on Twenty-fourth Street suffered a major fire judged incendiary in origin. Firefighters cut three hose lines and gained control after the blaze damaged thousands of dollars in lumber and window frames. Watchman Dan Conway alerted authorities. traffic near the scene was briefly halted.
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24Th Street
Te Boyd Tamber Company
Wallavenue
Sim
Dan Conway
Wim
Anjck
Io Sal
Ines
Graves
Va Staueltoff
Millers Meet in Salt Lake City Convention
Utah Idaho Millers and Grain Dealers hold annual convention in the Commercial Club. morning sessions include grain rules from United States Grain Corp official M H Greene. Luncheon and events include a 2:45 trip to Saltair and 7:30 banquet at Ship cafe. A 15 cent per barrel levy funds association activities and outing.
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Salt Lake, Nly
Utah-Idaho
Saltalr
Ship Cafe
M. H. Greene
United States Grain Corporation
J. J. Neville
Muster Milling & Elevator Company
Dinetsei
M. J. Ellison
Layton Mill Elevator Company
Jung
Ball Hake
Utah
Idaho
St Murray
Henry H. Blood of
Kaysville
Wymar Nenwlon Jr. of Kaysville Secretary Mentioned
Fragmentary lines mention an association and Wymar Nenwlon Jr. of Kaysville as secretary Budden praised for good workman ship and garden remarks described as blissful silence, with scattered notes indicating a meeting or local group activity.
Adjutant General Opposes Utah Guard Allotment Plan
Major Fred Jorgensen, adjutant general of Utah, objects to allotting one battalion of field artillery one squadron of cavalry and one field hospital company as the state National Guard under the War Department militia bureau plan for reorganization. It is unclear whether the state may accept or reject the allotment. Rejection risks loss of federal funds and loss of federal recognition.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Jorgensen
Breakfast Treat Pyramid Coffer Delights Morning Meal
A breakfast treat titled Pyramid Coffer offers a smacking flavor that lingers after eating. The item is advertised with a sealed packaging claim and a price per unit, noted as 43 in the listing.
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Tony Alter
New Shampoo Method Claims Easier Cleaning and Fluffy Look
A new shampoo method using Emulsified Coconut Oil promises easier hair cleaning and a longer fluffy appearance than soap. The advertisement notes price per bottle as 2 oy ee 4B, with unclear spelling. The copy targets women seeking better hair care results and a lasting luster.
Hybrid Utah guard proposal sparks interorganizational tension
The War Department outlines a hybrid Utah guard intended to unite members across organizational zones, sparking debate among officials. Australian coal exporters push into the Philippine market with prices far below Japanese competitors, challenging the long-standing monopoly.
El Vampiro Kills Bugs Empire Note
Fragmentary OCR text notes a vampire figure killing bugs by shooting and powder with limited readable context. The entry mentions horses and insects and a price line that is unclear.
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EL Vampiro
Bugs
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