Water storage urged to curb Utah droughts
The article notes irrigation struggles in Cache and Weber counties due to a prolonged dry spell. It urges building and utilizing storage reservoirs along the Weber and Ogden rivers to hold spring floodwaters for dry months, arguing the region’s watershed could supply Great Salt Lake and fertile land if storage sites are preserved and developed promptly.
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Syear Heeta
T Nealfalfa
Weber County
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Great Salt Lake
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Woher
Nalpre
Utah Canneries Face Scrutiny By State Inspector
Heber C. Smith Utah deputy food inspector told the Highteenth Ward Sunday school class in Salt Lake City that most Utah tomato canneries use dirty methods. He said only two of twenty four factories are reasonably clean and that others discard decayed tomatoes for catsup with spices and soda as preservative. He warned cannery owners to retract or face suit, while Weber County canneries deny the charges and defend state food laws.
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Utah
Highteenth Ward
Lake City
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Wuening
Smith
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United States
Webur
Ogdenite David Eccles Praised For Rail and Enterprise
Baker City celebrates the Sumpter Valley extension to Prairie City and the first train over 22 miles. David Eccles, 1461 years old in anecdote, heads multiple ventures including railroads sugar refining banks and dairy interests. He is depicted as deeply knowledgeable, active, and popular in the community despite immense wealth.
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Utah Gonateiction Company
Western Faulile Railroad
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Tewislon Sagey Company
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Tur Srogon Bumber Company
Hood River Railroad
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Fragmented Funhouse Dialogues Parade in Nonsense Text
A garbled OCR reads like a collage of quips and quotes from various sources. It includes clipped phrases about people named Bert, Tom, and Helen, mixed with stray dialogue and mock headlines. The result is a chaotic montage with little coherent narrative or clear news value.
Sacred Heart Junior Day Features May Queen Cantata
Sacred Heart Academy held its annual Junior Day with a May Queen cantata telling village children’s tale. The program showcased well trained voices, student costumes, and a large crowd, with certificates celebrating progress in music, commerce, and art.
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Prominent Names Highlight Local Program Plan
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Bula
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Chamber of Commerce Criticized Over Water Rights Inquiry
The Ogden City Chamber of Commerce faced criticism for delaying action on water rights in Waterfall and Strong's canyons. A dated communication reveals prior agreements granting use rights to two parties and urges the council to publicly address the issue to protect the city’s water resources.
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Appropriation for Two New Warships Debate
Washington June 20 The naval appropriation bill was completed and sent to the House. It would fund two battleships to cost up to 6 million each plus allied vessels and small craft. Senate amendments favored torpedo boats and other coastal defense ships. several provisions set costs around 500000 to 730000 for various craft. The measure also contemplated small craft and a Pacific coast feature amid extensions and budget balancing.
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Unclear text fragment on naval amendment approval
Fragmentary OCR passage describes amendments and a navy officers’ decision, noting a confieries victory and a totary term, but content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
General Land Offices To Make Field Investigation
Washington June 21 The General Land Office announces a field investigation program funded by an appropriation of 750000 for the current fiscal year. Commissioner Dennett says the work will proceed as planned despite a 2 percent reduction from earlier estimates, due to a prior $1000000 allocation for the same efforts.
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Nevada mining prospects spark investor interest
The report profiles Ray and Mrs Ray touring mining districts in Nevada, noting promising zones around the Silver Star and Lucky Man properties. It highlights recent strikes, ore with silver and gold, and plans to resume operations next month while capital pours into development and rail access improves transport to the district.
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Carpenters Labeled Agitators Amid Odd Editorial Rant
A distorted OCR piece asserts Carpenters are agitators and mocks opponents. It risks misreadings as it claims agitators spread rumors while boasting workers’ architectural experience in Europe and the United States, detailing a planned project cost and recruitment.
Labor Dispute Over Carpenter Strikes and Wages
A local industry faceoff centers on carpenters walking out and workers from out of town taking jobs at lower wages. The piece condemns agitators while noting contractors claim they offered steady pay and the men refused, raising tensions between unions, contractors, and striking workers.
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