Herald-Republican defense of census leak claim
The Herald-Republican of Salt Lake defends its premature disclosure of census figures by saying papers in other cites do the same. It boasts of entering the census office and looting the place. The Standard calls for an investigation into the leak and suspects methods of the men with a jimmy, while exonerating Supervisor Mic Millin.
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Herald-Republican
Salt Lake
United States
Standard
Mic Millin
Herald Republican
Jimmy
Ogden's Awakening Signals Booming Era Ahead
Ogden faces a surge of growth as Weber Club spurs confidence in the city and investors from Salt Lake City eyes Ogden for expansion. Plans include a multi story block on Twenty fourth Street, new hotels, a vaudeville theater, expanded dam and aqueduct works, and railroad developments west to Southern Idaho. Nevada mining and Idaho farming interest flood into Ogden, while local projects and industry upgrades promise unprecedented prosperity.
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Ogden
Weber Club
Salt, Lake City
Salt Lake
Ogdon
Wohor Club
Twenty-fourth Street
Nolaan
Pell
Utah Light & Railway Company
Ogden Canyon
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Hermitage
Huntsville
Brigham City
Idaho
Nevada
Ogden Real Estate
Denver
Gould
Southern Idaho
Western Pacific
Burlington
Parta
California
Times
Fruit Tree Irrigation Study Under Way in Brigham City
Local orchardists follow a water usage experiment at the Valentine orchard. A. J. Knapp of Utah Agricultural College, with George Zundel, supervised by Prof. W. M. McLaughlin, investigates how irrigation affects tree growth and fruit color. The project, conducted with Utah Department of Agriculture and experimental station staff, seeks to map water needs for balanced growth.
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Brigham City
Department of Agriculture and
Utah Experimentalization
Stone size and skin thickness changes from irrigation study
The passage notes changes in fruit stone size and skin thickness due to irrigation. It states stone size varies about 90 percent, skin waste reaches 50 percent in some cases and around 13 to 26 percent in others, reflecting experimental outcomes on irrigation impact.
All Fun From Maud Muller to English Coffee Lore
A collage of old newspaper snippets features Maud Muller in a summer tale with a balloon chase, humorous exchanges about a hired man and a calf bets, plus short vignettes: a Chicago News parody, a Washington Star strip about fishing and business, and a London coffee scene anecdote. The pieces mix light verse, cartoonish dialogue, and travelogue humor from assorted papers.
Remark on Electricity Sparks Talk in Boston Transcript
A fragment from Chicago News references a “Wonder Worker” Sapleigh Ah discussing Alec Trelty and a debate on electricity. Miss Keen-Heady and Mr Sapleight remark on what electricity can do, noting the era’s curiosity about technological marvels.
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Sapleigh
Alec Trelty
Miss Keen
Mr. Sapleight
Boston Weenlag Transcript
Johnson Wins An Auto Race
In a chaotic scene described with garbled text, Johnson wins an auto race amid frantic pacing and dramatic betting cues. The report highlights Johnson’s assertion of speed, a rival’s challenge, and a final dash that secures victory for the unnamed driver in a tense, noisy competition.
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Johnson
Baw
Franclaga
Jung
Jack Tolingon
A. Amti
Dohasan
Johnsan
Dion
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Ogden Furniture
Carpet
Hyrum Pingree
Maud
Maud Muller
Fall Maudie
Werpa
Maurice
Chicago News
Enitla
Ron Ovir
Washington Star
London
America
Evers
Wwanata
Hap Hoan
Jolson
Bamberger Tne
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