Ogden Hole Mystery Tied to Ogden Valley Caches
An 1830s fur trade debate centers on Ogden Hole in Ogden Valley and whether Peter Skeen Ogden cached furs there or elsewhere. Historians Andrew Jenoon and others discuss trail locations, river forks, beaver country, and the difficulty of pinpointing exact cache sites amid shifting routes from North Ogden to Cache Valley.
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Ogden Hole
Ogden Valley
Peter Skeen
Ogden
Salt Dake
The
Tribune
Faye Pioneera
Peter Skeen Ogden
Hole
Truley
Three Forks
Carlen
Ariddleton
Ogden Mole
North Ogden
Captain Hunt
BfIl
Red Rock
Idaho
Nori Onder
Kai Valley
Waschowen
Avila
Hs Place Telng
Apal
Nnrolling
Green River
Ashley
Hin
Cache Valley
Maddy
Avon
Cache County
Ogden Villey
Cache
Wal
Wolf Mountain
Villey
Atko Chere
Ue Suuin
Fate Cacho Valley
Hia Turs
Lift off Coms and Freezone Offer Cheap Coatings
A scrambled ad-like item touts Freezone coatings at low cost with claims of painless use. Mention of tiny hatte and strange phrases suggests a fragmented promotion for cosmetic or topical product. No clear dates, names, or locations are evident.
Senator Fall Talks of Mexico Border War
Wallington July 21 Senator Fall reiterated statements about Carranza officers and killings along the border. He cited reports from the Associated Press and questioned claims that no bodies bore Carranza insignia. He urged an investigation into the source of border casualty reports and emphasized U S responsibility in border incidents.
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Horder
Presa
el Paso
Casians
Taleo
Carranza
Renee
United States
Mula
Aod
Jiewin Tanoo
Evers
Tuares
Three Mexican holdups to be apprehended
Washington July 21 Three Mexican men in civilian clothes, two armed with rifles, held up and robbed American sailors on a launch from the monitor Cheyenne near Tampico July. A full report was received from Commander Finney of the cruiser Topeka. He notified Mexican authorities at Tampico and said every effort was being made to apprehend the bandits. He expressed regret that the incident occurred.
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Washington
Tampico
Finney
Topeka
Packers Organize Greatest Propaganda Ever in History
Senator Kenyon of Iowa charged in Washington that packers organized the most tremendous propaganda to defeat his bill for federal control. He cited a flood of telegrams and letters from campaign mailings by the league of packers propaganda and promised to discuss the matter at length later. Senator Sherman warned that similar licenses could spread to other industries, provoking widespread fear.
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Washington
Kenyon
Teyublean
Iowa
Senate
Censresa
Efreulara
League of
Packera
Sherman
Milneis
State Board Reviews County Assessments in Salt Lake
The State Board of Equalization met to review county assessment practices in Millard Beaver and Iron counties. Officials discussed farm property merchandise livestock and cattle valuation. In Iron County evidence showed a loan secured by 200 cattle while records suggested higher value, prompting continued county hearings.
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Salt Lake
Tielaln
State Board of Equul Feasion
Kor Millard County
Carl J. Brows
Board of County
A. T. Hapeleye
Iicessor
County Board of Equalization
George A. Parkinson
C. C. Sinan
Beaver County
Ovorge
B. Skinner
Aspensor
Cling
Beaver
Mielr
Iran
Tenry LW
County Commission
Yavkl Uutlock
Artal
Aarne
Pests Destroyed Cause Great Saving To This Country
SAUL LAKE July 22 In the west hin sGitea along In the last year she Hoateneiion of prefatory animals ut carried on trough the bureau of nea nomies Niolagical survey has saved the promienr $12,000,000 worth of neut sal has Wea caved the agriculturals and Truk Browers more than $4,000,000 said Dr A J Fisher of Washington DC in charge of the bureau of imeonooc-Investigations biological survey. Dr Fisher is here in conference with delegates to the stockmen's convention planning a contingency of the retoueration between the ara Hel and the state Mvestack human. He will conference today with I H J Skidaway and will take up details of the problems presented and the Food work done in the past. He expresses the work as highly micastred. He notes the west divided into ton ilsiriets with supervision on trained In erietutut. The matters in rach district are paid a regular sal ayy. The kider of all predatory animals slain is sold at pb and the money turned into the national treasury. In the past four years he declared.
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Saul Lake
Weshin
Hoateneiion
Bureau of Neanomies
Niolagical Survey
Truk Browers
A. J. Fisher
Washington, D.C
Bureau of
Fisher
Predatory animal control improves livestock losses in western states
Report notes improved outcomes from Ravernment With diate livestock bureau programs as coyotes and prairie dogs are controlled. In several western states flock losses dropped from hundreds yearly to near negligible levels, while irrigation and water shortages affect crop yields and field practices. Farmers adapt with extra ditches and targeted care to maximize limited water supply during dry periods.
Use of Water and How Farmers Fail to Use It Wisely
An irrigation expert, Professor Israelian, warns that water supply will wane and storage will decline. He says many farmers waste irrigation water by not adjusting to conditions, risking crop loss. The article urges wiser water distribution to save crops and contrasts fiber and soil usage in irrigation practices.
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I W. Israelian
Utih
Israch
Fearon
Srelcallan Walter
Owe
Vinh'r Saher
Plenty of Jobs For All Skilled Machinists in U S
War department announces strong demand for skilled machinists in manufacturing centers especially in Cleveland Detroit and midwest. Good machinists can find work in machine tool making and manufacturing, with fewer opportunities for unskilled workers noted. Fire crews fight a road project blaze as 150 more workers are to be placed today. Idaho forest fire may still rage threatening Amber resource and spreading into the forest core with seventy workers on scene. Seidger forest reports danger to its northern end as flames advance.
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Cleveland
Detroit
War Department
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Middle West
New England
Idaho National Forest
Seidger National Forest
Regal
Fire Breaks Out On Payette Forest In Central Idaho
Forest fire reported in Payette National Forest central Idaho with district office accounting for suppression costs. State estimates indicate $28,000 expended already and $20,000 more expected in coming days. Supervisor reports an ongoing outbreak with about fifty men involved and a morning update anticipated.
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Payette Forest
Idaho
Unite States
Trea
Pasette National Forest
Data Large
Real Estate Transfers Noted In Local Deed Ledger
Real estate transfers show J Donovan to Morest with a suit involving northeast quarter of section 3 4 Yon 14 township 5 Sonyeanee west for 1500 dollars. Charles Nelson and wife to Ne Taylor convey lots 224 and 24 in Black Scaley View addition for an unspecified consideration. M Wild Sr to J Th Ewing transfers Lot Flock 3 in River View udillinn centeration for 8000 dollars.
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J. Donovan
Morest Sues Maet
Soneyanee
Charles Nelson
Ne Taylor
M. Wild. Sr
J. Th. Ewing
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Aehlny
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Wan Whea
Kale
Leaf River
Rerona
Optea
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Aples
Humboldt River
Velor Shien Ogden
Curse Valley
Peter Skean Ogden
Utah
de Plonears
Apbley
Goodyearbridger
Columbia River
California
Hin Lavers
Snake Elyon
Whantet Range
Abana
Salt Lake Region
Takoum
Fall
Mexico
Packers
State Board
Hell's Catarey
Cheney & Cow
Hh Orice
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
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Ealy
Is Bec
Oice Petre
Victrola
Fish
Aden
Uintah Ihational Forest
Soctlane
Farner
Auttinide
Scott & Lowne Prs
Scotts Eeulon
U. S
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