Local Market Notes And Miscellany From City Pages
The clipping lists street vendors and shops with prices on meat and produce, mentions the Acmor Market and Barrows Bros Grocery, and notes locals visiting Brigham City. It records a factory or market expansion plan and various names tied to shops, residents, and social notices with scattered events and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi Blephine
Barrows Bros. Grocery. Co
Mets
Ralph Wiggins
Brigham City
Summer eve ball and festival planned by Berend ward
Fragments recount a young woman's absence from home aided by her brother a prominent Salt Lake resident sending a ticket and funds for her return She has stayed at Gr finton Home A Berend ward event next Sunday promises unusual pleasure with admission 50 cents Also notices of local court actions trains and social events fill the page with city life and police activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Houss
Hose
Hne
Jetlera
Love
Hones
Grittenton
Berend
Davieson
Renday
Wee
Scotland
Ogden
Jacaing
Chambers
Pinecock Saith Wilson
Webern Bridge
West Ogden
Belger
Colum
Nellie Monegiup
Patnos
AUF Fureivelt
Che
Fourth Ward
Willian He Poller
Great Briain
Tack Wilson
Burke
St. Igils End
Lipton in Washington Arrival and Luncheon Guest List
In Washington in June Lipton Tipkon will arrive per Roosevelt's invitation. A luncheon is planned tomorrow with Derm Wissojenrn hosting. guest Thomas will be the guest of honor at the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hroaihe Roosevelt
Tomorrey
New Orleans reports farming breakthrough in Texas crops
The Department of Agriculture announces field tests near Naconda, Texas, showing garlic production feasible in the Lone Star State. Officials claim progress in adapting crops to local conditions and expect expanded cultivation as research continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleana
Nacondoehes
Pexas
Santhom Trucus
Gav
York
Texas
Enil
Damages Sought in K Bridewell Ander son v Rio Grande Western
In district court Judge Holayp presided over a damage suit brought by Kath Bridewell Anderson against Rio Grande Western railway seeking 1000 for injuries from a November railroad collision in the yard. Plaintiffs claim sickness and inability to work, with jury selection including Burt, Fory, Millard, Belnap, Sater, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando W. Towers
Salt, Lake Today
Anderson
District Court Tolay
Holayp
W Pury
Kate
Pho
Romaine
Crafter Scams At Work In Local Show Case
A report describes a $83 loss rising to $300 through grafters at a local show. Patrons, including proprietor Baer of the Silver Club, were swindled as conspirators exploited spectators and police efforts failed to prevent further theft. Officers confronted managers while schemes unfolded and a claim of compensation was pursued but limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Silver Club
Joan
Caphain Browd
Linnneer
Rles
Eling
Railroad notes and service disruptions from 1900 era report
The Union Pacific at Green River Wyoming reports the assistant superintendent and family are ill in bed, while a California trib fore passes through Oxham within twelve hours to midnight. Freight strike on Allin road is viewed as closed by officials, vacancies filled, and a 57 percent jaye walkout resolved. TheRocky Mountain Limited resumes service between Colorado and Chicago with schedule details and stations listed.
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Uilliker
Union Pacific
Green River
Wyo
Dna Wundahl
Trib
Frm
California
Oxham
Chiengo
Ines
Bamllera
Allin Road
Settlement Work In New York Under the Phelps Stokes Case
A blurred report outlines settlement activity in New York tied to the withdrawal of Rev. W. P. Stokes, the noted millionaire preacher. It mentions Croshaelite work in the Driverary Settlement and broader efforts among local communities, with plans for a new institute involving alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wveon Phelps Stokes
Raebrather
Qaral Birelobew
Croshaelite
Dom Wetnl
Bishop Thardy Refuses Statewide Address of Lynching Protests
New York June 2 Bishop James Thardy head of the Episcopal African Methodist group refused to endorse annual observances addressing the Delaware lynching. A drafted resolution praising the mob action was rejected by the bishop who insisted resolutions would be useless without concrete action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Thardy
Ele Thome
Mrthol- Het Episcopal Rhpizeh
Men’s Underwear for hot weather comfort
Silky finished cotton undergarments designed to absorb perspiration quickly and keep the skin dry. Treated to be highly absorbent and quick to dry, offering a lightweight option for warm conditions.
Sale of Handkerchiefs Moves to South Aisle
A sale runs from Monday morning to Friday night offering handkerchiefs at very low prices. The handkerchief department has moved to the south aisle to highlight the change. White cambric handkerchiefs with borders 2c each, white cambric narrow borders 4c, white embroidery handkerchiefs 5c, Pye Linga hemstitched 5c to 10c, sand kerchiefs with lace and insertion 25c to 35c.
Embroidery Class Invites Beginners and Prospects Large Turnout
The notice invites readers to join the Embroidery Class as the summer term begins. Advanced branches remain offered while welcoming newcomers. fifty-one pupils attended Tuesday and another large class is planned for tomorrow. Lessons are free, with classes each Tuesday and Friday forenoon.
Methodists Tangle Over Old Church Purchase Plan
Local Methodist members report confusion over a proposed property swap involving the M E Church and the Congregationalists tied to the High School building. Board of Education discussions include selling or swapping church properties while bids for the new High School section proceed and the motion to buy or relocate faces mixed support from congregations and a watchdog committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ehnrel
Board of Education
M. E
M. Ee
Epon
Maloney
Drighun City
Dee
Board of
Advestions
Ogden Methodists
Leilieh
Ogden
Leitieh
Kidnapping Case Leads to Odd Public Title for Tom Kurty
The case ends with Tom Kurty of Ogden fined for kidnapping after a Salt Lake picnic incident. Observers say he was ceremoniously labeled with a mocking “dignifying” title and then briefly paraded to gain entry in a park show. The mother of the child intervened to rescue the infant, ending the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Kurty
Salt’ Lake
Toby
Ogden
Cnder's
Tom
Jim
Kangarne
Card of Thanks for Loss of Imshant Moon Heather Moon
Sincere thanks to friends who offered sympathy during the illness and death of our loved one Patrick Moon May. May Moon, Mrs. Roar Liggins. Sturriville, Mine. June 23th, MAT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather
Patrick Moon
Agin Moon
Roar Liggins
Sturriville
Mine
Mat
Found Dead on Railroad in Hobart Morning Shuffle
A prominent local figure, Oey Tune, was found dead on the railroad near Wichitadine Lions this morning. Police say he was struck and killed, with investigation ongoing and no clear motive or suspects at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Wichitadine Lions
Lnve Cement J
Venezuela to reestablish legation in Washington
Venezuela plans to resume diplomatic ties with the United States by reestablishing a legation in Washington after more than three years without a minister. General Jose Manuel Hernandez is tipped for appointment, while former envoys and interim charges continue to handle min diplo duties amid economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Jose Manuel Herniandez
GL Media
Venezuela
Wellington
Tate Base Andrade
Auguste Tt Pulido
Caffaiens
Castro
Vandes
Maricaibo
Germany
Britain
Hemaniee
For sale at a moat reasonable price many tons of find
Fragmentary notice offers 2000 tons of find for sale at a very low price. Terms by Dantel Ensign at 1b¢ Corny Stables.
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Mermair
Fred M. Nye
Washington Avenue
Clothibr
Hibious
Steina
Carr’s Drug Store
Warner
Acmor
Adams
Huddlesanay
Critientan
An Duly Ath
Fishing Tarkle
Hammceks
Campets Ontfila
Provdfus Sporting Goods Co
Isadore
Atv
Nueth Strent
Twrtourth
London
Ith Street
Vo Wright
Mer
Breghaviee
Peidener
Mbord Radd
Tenty-secenul Atreck
Lincoln
Avillaan Miller
Lafayella Stevens
George Weaver
Hres Bape
Comancesian Wive
Jauravion Orton
Balt Laker
Uleir
Shiph
Atovle Mlouk
Saburehiy
Caelandany
AN Thode
Thio Yoni
Morris Morrell
Fudge Howell
Boulanger House
Atrreet Anid
Dietrich Court
Lipton
Me Wall
The
White House
Tomacco
TENAG
Kath
Dow York
Jive
Ci Taway
Amertenip Boesmative Company
Ihm Ellent
Tuly
Penyer
Dine
Ommeneligs Daly
Chicago
Dhily
Denynr
Ail Colmwada Springs
Toa Angeles
Minneapolis
Wrights
Ladies’ Oxfords
Wright
F. Church
PHD
Fort Dr
Leitich
Tom Kurty
Richmond
Waysline
SN Facher
Athec
Catrivedi
Tong
Dha Miternoely
Thera
Uavialg
Mursind
Will
Hernandes
Bedaliag Mo
Duns
Frey
Menta Pe
Curhelt Win
S Dennis Chaps Fisher
Halmay
Parker Itlas Partington
Ninchey Smith
Stallwe Hlone
Thompson
Ligaley
Warren Ho
TY Altmann C
Tera
Anderaom
Boulton Devine
Lloyd
Dunting Waller
Digh Flicodore
Elliott T
Tagelman
Ericknon Albert
H. A
Foster
Gray Michiel
Guppy
Prof
Hanks Bi
Hanthatis
H. C.y. Hart
Hark Loris
Hickman Will
Angles
Zu Ri
Irvin Windacobson
Bi Snider Ano
Siewiurk Geo
Oy Stone Acts
Stone FW
Swain JF
Serason
Angst
Thomms
Sellltea
Swarek
Lavigt
Vinewaro
Giowine
HL Davis
Wostmaster
Des Moines
Life. Insurance Co
E. Rawson
J. L. Herrick
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