Foresters Propose New Boundary After Wyoming Trip
District Forester L F Knelpp and Associate Foresters A F Potter returned to the Orden office after a week in southwestern Wyoming studying range issues and interdistrict boundaries. They may establish a new boundary between the Teton forest in District 4 and the Bidger forest in District 3. The party faced a severe snowstorm while crossing a ridge in the Tetna range.
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L. F. Knelpp
A. F. Potter
Orden Office
Teaterday
Wyoming
Pew
Teton Forest
Tetna Range
Captain Charles T. Boyd An Able Officer
Captain Charles T. Boyd, killed in the Carrizal engagement, was a notable officer born October 1, 1870 in Iowa. His career included West Point 1892, service in the Spanish American War, and posts in the Fourth and Tenth Cavalry, with later ranks and assignments detailed through 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Boyd
Carrizal
Jet. Tleax
Iowa
Weal Potot
Soorth Cavalry
Frurth Cavalry
Thirty Seventh United States Infantry
Isralerahte
Ile San
Oregon
West Paint
Tenth Cavalry
Wes
Carrizal Clash News Amid Mexican Tensions
Washington June 2 Reports from Mexican sources tell of the Carrizal incident as General Pershing seeks direct word from the Tenib cavalry and President Wilson awaits a full report. Officials note no immediate steps toward retaliation are planned. hopes linger for a peaceful outcome despite casualties and captures.
Unprovoked Attack at Carrizal Stirs Mexican War Tensions
Report from San Antonio describes a clash at Carrizal on June 21 involving Troops C and Morcy of the Tenth Cavalry. American officers alleged an unprovoked attack after a parley with Mexican commander General Gorey. firefight ensued as U.S. forces retreated toward their lines. General Pershing and the War Department were informed, but details of casualties and full engagement remained unavailable. The incident escalates tensions as commander General Gorey attempted a parley before American forces moved to rejoin the line.
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Washleston
Carrisal Yenterday
Wesblogian
Wilson Kay
Pershing
Tenib Cavalry
Puceton
Hershing
Feld
Calonia Dublan
War Department
Carranza
Barico
Suervisor
Parshing
Mezatlan
Navy Department
Annapolis
General Pershing
Wilson
United States
Etleen Arredondo
Ifo
Lansisg
Mexico City
Lansing
Arredondo
Gorrange
Comer
Perahing
Firans
Tenth Cavalry
Tantiorn
Perabing
Blerentts
Carla
Wicwan
Winston
Etragalers
Hialy Sordy
Pers
Wanbleston
San Antonio
Tex
Sragglera
Carris
Perableg
Puceston
Trath
Taptala
Charlie T. Boyd
Caran Lewis Morcy
Carrizal
Co Je
Santo Domingo
Castard
Car- Hal
Nerabicg
Tord
Morey
Smexican
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promises Relief for Tired Feet
An old advertisement touts a 35 cent bar of Tiz to soothe sore burning feet from dancing and standing. It claims acids purge pain while feet feel light and joyful and promises yearlong comfort for 26 cents with smaller shoes.
Brigham City Plans July Fourth Celebration
Brigham City mayor and council outline a July 4 program with a morning parade and tabernacle program led by the Brigham City military band. Afternoon events include city park contests and a 3 pm baseball game between Brigham Peaches and Utah Power & Light. Evening activities feature a band concert, dancing, roller skating, and movies.
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Brigham City
Ely
Brigham
Ustaida
Eurriee
Tabernsele
Brrigham Peaches
Utah Power & Light
OF Gen
Tabernacle
Begham City Military Band
Adam G. Prank
Brigham City Military Band
Meclara Lon
Prank W. Fishburn
Columbia
Echo
Ora Uon
Fred J. Holton
Alphonzo Nelson
Raualcal
America
Benediction
Adan Uf
Frank
Courthman Park
Carrizal Battle Report From Chihuahua Mexico
Dispatches from Chihuahua Mexico describe the Carrizal clash with Amer ican troopers from the Tenth Cavalry and Mormon scout Spillabury. Captain Boyd and Lieutenant Adair were killed and wounded, with at least eleven of the negro troopers dead, as locals and generals exchange warnings and claims about pursuit and retreat. General Trevino and General Gomez are named among those issuing orders and counterorders amid the chaotic aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbihuahua City
Mexico
Tenth Cavalry
Cartizal
J. J. Perabing
Buihebury
Charles T. Boyd
Leutenant
Henry J. Adair
Wanaroong
Moore
Kytlabury
Hia
Jacinto Trevino
Feliz
Tretico
Toyd
Adair
Eplllabury
Carrizal
Woyd Sta
Villa Abumads
Auvan
Ilvas
Cartan Boyd
Hoyd
Santo Dombro
Villa Ahomada
Hivas
Hmoyd
Hirga
Gomez
Carsital
Boyd
Lin Peraon
jAtterecans
Hum
Apilisbury Sa
Bloure
Tieutenant Adale
Adatr
Chihuahua
Trevino
Hersting
City recruits urged for Utah guards and local rally
In Graham City officials call for twenty five men to join a national guard unit in Utah. Mayor Erdolan convenes a large meeting at the courthouse to organize physical exams and enlistments as residents vie to reach the target of twenty five volunteers. Four applications are filed as the city funds more recruits nightly with police arrests at a pro United demonstration outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham City
Sieralty
Raopa
Utah
Lima
Wedo Woot
Staried & Dubie
Court House
Floyd Oem
Dower Cardwell
Zeke Thompson
May Jacobson
Jal
Eckman Alterative Promoted For Early Tuberculosis Care
An old advertisement urges early tuberculosis treatment focusing on rest, fresh air, clean diet, and gentle nourishment. It touts Eckman’s Alterative as beneficial when the system is run down, claiming safe use and no habit forming drugs, produced by Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Berm
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelehle
Germans Stop the Russian Drive Near Brigham City
June 12 Brigham City reports heavy German Austrian offensives in Velhynia and along the Turia and Meuse regions. Russian forces retreat south of the Turia while German positions near Verdur and Ub call face continued bombardment and local clashes. General St. A. Wegwort notes intensified activity as forces converge near Salt Lake, with crews concentrating around Meuse fronts.
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Parla
Velhynia
Glukhod
Bokul Asd
Alyixk
Nerlin Declarra
Turia
Stintaukhi
Crochow
Etripa
Vallel
Galvomoka
Hukowlna
Stalsutz
Caernowits
Meuse
Ing
Corurt
Verdur
Kasar
Aly
Meure Bila
Jatn
Erdman
Mack
Aijuland
Boaty
St. A. Weagwort
la Mort
Villa Seen in Juarez Night News From Texas
June 23 report cites U S secret service sources that Pancho Villa has made peace with the Carranza government and commands a division of the Carranza army led by Calleta Contreras. Locations cited include a ranch between Jimenez and Parral in southern Chihuahua.
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Horams
Verluo
Greece
Moelleule
Formaton
Fl Paer
Texas
Atate
Panrho
Neial
Vila
Carranza
Caltata Contreras
Chet Slaln $S
Diloginaty
Ania Ranch
Jb Lnmer and
Parral
Chita Mua
Three German Armies Push Against Russian Front
London reports indicate three German armies are pressing the Russian front amid a massive offensive. Prisoner totals reach 4724 as German forces, aided by Austrian troops, drive tactical gains on the northern Mus practical front with heavy fighting near Turla and Jrzew-Licka. Vienna confirms Russian assaults falter, while reports note gains west of Kolki and northwest of Latsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petrograd
von [Tothimer
J'rzew- Icka
Merlin
Blehsiczo
Turla
Pyspet
Kolki
Latsk
Vienna
Vat
Hynte
Notice of Sale of Real and Personal Property Estate
The undersigned will sell undivided one third right and estate in and to several described tracts of land in Weber County Utah including parts of the Southwest Quarter Section Seven Township Seven North Range One East Salt Lake Meridian and other parcels. Also two thirds interests owned by Oliver A Penrod and Cyrus A Penrod. The sale includes pasture land water rights none, two undivided interests, three horses, cattle, farm implements and household effects. Also a State contract with the State of Utah dated November 10 1910 for 640 acres in Section 2 Township 8 North Range 1 East of the Salt Lake Meridian for 1600.03 dollars with periodic payments and interest. Sale at the residence of the undersigned in Elberta Weber County Utah until 10 oclock a.m. June 16 1916. Cash with 19 percent bid accompanying, balance by court confirmation. GLIVEN A TANROD Sole Administrator. c. c. UCHANDS Attorney for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Willem C
Penrod
Weber County
Ulate
Vlad
Wetrr
Ulab
Towilt
Beven
Gale Lake Serid
Atstes Burrey
Begtonlog Af Paint
Anid
Vaid Quarter
Twothirde
Oliver A. Penrod
Cyrus A. Penrod
Diescithem
Tomnahlo
Salt Lake Meridian
United States Survey
Frode
Ection Moe
Brg Inclux
Jnteresta
Walter Righia
Suy Xind
Balt Lake Meridian
Lend
Esid
Ollier A. Penrod
Cyrus A. Pace
Bse & Ingbourne
Utah
Willem
Bast Lake
Meridian
United States
Elberty
Weber
Gliven A. Tanrod
Said Fatale
C. c. Uchands
Fragmentary Washington Star Quote Marked by Mockery
A garbled Washington Star excerpt depicts a social scene with quoted characters and misspelled dialogue. The text references phrases about a handsome dog and terms of affection amid crowd misreadings, with several names rendered unclear.
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Chas. T. Boyd
Ogden Ande Salt Lake
Kansas City
Memphia
Ind
Limi
E. R. Leis
F. Ay
Judge Els
Balt Lake City
Lei
Seis
Villa
Juarez
el Paro
Texan
Francisco Vilis
Unitad
Secret Service
Elano
Luz Villa
Chibushus City
Iuimote
Juares
Ators
Korrl
Vladimir
The
Washington Star
Misa Cayenne
P. P. Dalley Co
Buffalo