Utah Canneries Faced Prosecution Over Food Practices
Deputy Inspector Usher Smith told a Ogden audience that Utah canneries showed progress in two years but faced alleged unsafe methods. He cited brine treatments, water usage, and labeling concerns. Prosecutions were prepared against several factories for violations and unsafe packaging practices.
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United States Replies to Madriz Over Neutrality Clash
A Washington note reports the United States refused to recognize a Madriz request and asserts U.S. neutrality policy. Officials say the Venus passage and alleged violations are being treated as diplomatic issues, with Washington seeking information from regional governments to guide replies and potential actions.
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Farmers Back Local Telephone System in Davis County
About a thousand farmers in Davis County support a local telephone system built by Home Telephone Company. Investors include the Davis County Light and Power Company, with a $69,000 purchase and $60,000 investment yielding a 30 percent dividend. the system will extend through Weber and nearby counties, led by John Ford and S. Hawa as leaders of the ventures.
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Deaths and Funerals Alexander McClure obituary notice
Deaths and Funerals announces the death of Alexander McClure age 27. A funeral service is set for this afternoon at the Enilly residence 4291 MOFfin Lane, with viewing at the home from 9 a.m. to noon. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Moffin Lane
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Albert Vax Dye Dies at Eight Weeks Old
Albert Yau Dyke, eight weeks old and son of Winnie Dyke, died at the family residence 2uNy Stops avenue in Sutnyeny tly ator Alness, Lasing. He was born December 14, 1892 in Qsden Pebrdars. The father Mure Yau Dyke, at mathey, three tora and a large number of relatives survive. Funeral services will be held tomorrow as io iWelne. The First Ward mowing Awe Biehen 1A, Erelen will have: eirsé of the Hiperal. Euvbal wil ye Sy fie Clicethe terr.
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Mable Woods and Vic Tanerat Wedding Report
Readable fragments describe a wedding of Mable Woods and Vic Tanerat with family attendance and ceremonial details. The text mentions relatives, attendees, and a listed program including songs and readings, but many names and specifics are garbled.
Elderkin Is Given An Answer
A lengthy fragmentary critique surveys Elderkin and a Congregationalist debate over Christian Science congregations, praising a peaceful gathering while questioning religious authority. The author references sermons, scripture, and the role of church influence in social reform and redemption.
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Chinainan Cy Visit Aboard Reservoir Tragedy Reported
An unclear report describes a drowning and an investigation at a water reservoir. Witnesses recalled a yellow man’s body seen upright near the old dam, with details disputed by locals. Some called it a fish story, while others claim a body was recovered or found later.
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Day of Rest for Colonel Roosevelt Nears End at Sagamore Hill
Reports describe Theodore Roosevelt taking a rest day at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay and walking with friends and family. He declined to answer reporters, signaling privacy as he plans an early New York trip to attend official duties and visit his office.
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High Prigha Victory Sparks Local Lessons
Tar DiAhoRe NCAR Nn tor AYO al Mioabent ponits Gahan Prahee Heats romjunds S20 Windington ANMO THI PISERIRHE CAGE.
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SHORTLIFE IDENTIFIES ILLS AND HOLDUP CHARGES
Newspaper record recounts a Saturday night holdup at a hotel by suspects Kennedy and Eberhard amid a larger crime scene. Witnesses describe suspects’ faces, police indicate Kennedy and Eberhard as the lead robbers, with investigation notes on ABED and Jamey as potential accomplices.
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Confession of Horace Wilson in a Burglary Case
A chaotic confession narrative details Horace Wilson's arrest after a burglary at a Wrangler office. Detectives Pender and Wardlaw pursue inconsistencies, uncover new evidence, and confront Wilson as he denies guilt. The scene shifts to the jail where Wilson contends with questions while police press for admission.
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Earthquakes to Cease When Crewth Stops
Fragmented OCR text mentioning dates and places, with garbled names and events. It references a May date and Utah locations, plus a diary style note and names such as Veina and GladWe. The exact event and participants are unclear.
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Earthquake History Notes From Ban Peenetiten Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR reports a 14th time quake near Ban Peenetiten describing horizontal displacement and a sequence of towns from Neplid south to Col linston north. It mentions surface slip of about a sixteenth of an inch and notes mountains now older with increased activity and future risks.
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