Warden Appointments and Memorial Services Noted
A historical notice records appointment of new game wardens to enforce fish and game laws, along with a memorial service plan by the Grand Army of the Republic. It mentions local officials, GAR leaders, and Reverend J.B. Carvey organizing ceremonies for Memorial Day activities and cemetery observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroria
J.B. Carvey
Pasdor
Presbyterian Church
Laley
Gar
Grand Army
Gunianglon
Huelness
T. Wohey
Resolutions Expressing Thanks From Ola R
Resolutions express thanks to citizens and veterans for aid and support during wartime effort. The document honors those who contributed to aid, war efforts, and local programs, noting appreciation from Ola R and associated groups and clubs.
Strike Authorization Cuts Cloak Makers in New York City
A general strike was authorized by the International Brotherhood of Garment Workers in New York City. The action reduces cloak maker positions from about 20,600 to 16,000 as part of wartime arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York City
New York
Milwaukee fighter set for decisive clash tonight
A chaotic report from Milwaukee outlines a planned bout involving local fighters and their followers. The piece hints at tensions and a high intensity confrontation with supporters preparing for a confrontation tonight.
Salt Lame-ands Meter System For Salt Cake
Salt Lake City officials discussed a water metering plan to bill residents by usage. The proposal, debated by the water committee and council, would introduce a citywide system within thirty days, with meters placed along major streets to monitor consumption. Residents urged changes as the plan aims to curb excess watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Farstha
South Temple Street
Muli
Ninth Avenue
Salbetstous
New Rail Line Proposal Seeks Commercial Club Support
M Burgees, a noted railroad engineer, urged the board of governors to back a proposed Iron Mountain Grand Canyon line linking Cedar City to Kingman and beyond. He argued northern and western regions are rail-ready, while the southern area remains underdeveloped, and that club support could double the investment within a few years as the line would connect to Santa Fe at Kingman and open Arizona markets.
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My. Burgeet
Kwaver
Iron Monntan
Sh. George
Grand Ganyon Pall Road
Rowe
Therma
Hatwem Millard
Lund
Godur City
Mo Beorge
Aka Santa Fe
Kingniu
Aria
Curoagh
Kabab
Avil
Arizona
Beaver Conunty
Colorado River
Drnatis Snow
St. George
Inner
Dea
Colorado Falls On Exchange In Monday Trading
Volatile session as selling pressure increased on the Colorado market. price declines hit blite stocks, with Ohio Copper at 1.50 and iron and steel shares dropping. Trading volume reached about 1,008 shares changing hands, brokers paying out 4,548.3 in commissions.
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Sid' Yider
Nevatis Mls
Pintic Comte
B.centa
Culordo
Walea
Binghurn
Rebuilding Spike Delays and Rail Restart Plans
Salt Lake June 10 The final spike drive is near completion as rail links between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City prepare to resume service. The Overland and Limited trains will restart with No. 2 at 9:20 am Monday, while other schedules normalize Tuesday. A prior flood scare and winter weather disrupted lines, but the company now surveys damage and readies reconstruction to avert future washouts.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Houe
Vados
Audi ‘Wathey
Wale Aldo
Frei Pack
Noted Utah Nevada Rig neer 45 Dies in Nevada
Jona Floeder Roeder, a longtime resident and respected public figure in southern Nevada, died at 71 after liver disease. A native of Ham Welbusy, he moved west with Johnson’s army nearly forty years ago, worked in Kail Ploche and Delemar commerce, and served fourteen years as Lincoln County treasurer. He is survived by a widow and three children, including Joli P. Bonner and Charles J. Roeder.
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Balt ‘Lake
Inor Iwyslohn
Nevada
Dhe
Iroan
Tit City
Pitni
Ham
Welbusy
Berman
Toh
Johnson
Charles J. Roeder
Millure
Nev
Colorald Ig On The Down Grade
A fragmented report from the local stock exchange notes departures in value and investor activity. It mentions Colurate Properly Whette, a charity sector, and an inexact dividend discussion tied to Inter Newre. The piece references 1967 WAAN exhibitions, net dollar figures, and evolving ownership stakes amid uncertain outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Salh
Luke
Clin
Yazlerdoy
Inter Newre
Onomre
Ton Gomewhire
Hintawoan
Unclear stockholder dispute and management claims
A damaged, muddled OCR reads like a stockholders battle over product quality and shipment costs. It hints at management actions, potential favoritism, and internal dissent about profits, with mentions of Colorado and long‑term implications for insiders and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowpyey
Anjl
Colorado
Automobile Crash Sparks City Debate on Speed Ordinance
Reports detail a high speed automobile crash near Bilghuth and Rivet South, injuring Dorvett. Sergeant Riley and Chief of Police Baplaw investigate, noting the driver’s speed and vehicle number 1120. Public officials consider enforcement actions as residents report damages and scratches to several cars.
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Dorvett
Bilghuth
B. Ntvoety
Puilee
Riley
Baplaw
Counsil
Johnson
Jeremy
Cireot
Helm
Jonnsen
Firemen's Convention Move to Sandy for 1925 Tournament
The Bingham fire departments decide to shift the 1925 state convention and tournament to Sandy due to unsuitable ground in Bingham. The Sandy plan includes contests for a silver cup and base ball, with joint committee meetings arranging contracts and advertising to boost attendance. The event aims to be held in August at Sandy with hopes of strong turnout and practical access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Bingham
Atate Keen
Ogien
Abe Il Wng
Buti Aa Tigre
Sandycon
Ciny
Aba
Bingham Fita
Sandy Free Department
Iberal
Sonny
Sonny Agrees Tactirn
Suidy
Firenen
Alceirie
Railway Postal Clerks Resolve at National Convention
The National convention of the Railway Mail Association held in Kansas City adopted resolutions urging adequate appropriations to improve the railway postal service. It notes high injury and long hours among workers, calling for safer conditions and better pay as part of the workers welfare program.
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Uratis
Union Depot
Justice Ofravellowance
Tollway
Don Brees
RN Farmiine
Wan
Mischuuser
Stattelien
Nork
Yang
Niremdy
Postal Clerks Demand Safer Rail Transport Reform
A historical union document urges the Post Office to replace wooden freight cars with steel ones, prohibits certain mail car configurations, and seeks classification reforms. It calls for extended sick leave, paid layoff provisions, and better working conditions for postal clerks amid railway hazards.
Real estate transfers and odd notice in O ranbyers area
Real estate transfers appear with several property deeds listed in O ranbyers county records, noting consideration amounts and property descriptions such as lots, blocks, and quarters in wards and towns. The final line mentions a stray humorous note about Dr Hrae considering wage war on cockroaches with O stan alick instead of cyanide.
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Lisle Gyves
ALGO
Price
Manufac
Turer
Nireure Riveree
Volta
Gobt
Tainemilasen
Apocial Pier
Last
Weber
Hong
Melo
Stason
Seni
Lee
Hellalery
Dresenet
Woilqast
MiWauker
MilWwauker
Thiele
tMe City
Qguinel
Mulldlige Af
Hudson
Rogers
Barry
John Helfand
Smalley
Jewelers
Gallroail
Baeahyl
Ely
Colorado Falls
Los Anglles
Utah-Nevada
Jona Floeder
Pasceu
Grose
Advandtd
Kuhn
Department’ Ami
Congress
Fleur
Alang
Registron
Clarks
Sheelorke
Crete
Dlerky
Walle
Thos Ines
Rome
Reacvedi
Muller
Cesson
Veen
Counly Recorder
George
Stenhens
Induch H.mile
Lot
Vlook
Central
Park Addition
Julia Whealer
Tre
Towvnahly
Norh
Mimgo
Gondidaratian Gat
Fred J. Vince
Gooch Madsen
Pocllon
Townabty & North
Ragaweet Considarsijon
Wash Goons
Rine
Harst
June Styles
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