City Scrip Security Question in Contractor Dispute
A law firm opinion is cited on whether contractors may claim payment securities for scrip work distinct from municipal issues. The discussion centers on act language allowing claims for benefits conferred by work and whether the city bears sole liability or if the scrip creator, via successors, must pay. The text notes relief aims and the role of faith in performing contracted tasks amid apparent confusion.
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Complaint Against Parse Chars Assault on Gro Page Near Ye Oaks
District attorney filed a complaint against Lorltz Parse for assault with attempt to murder Gro F. Page after a Sunday quarrel near Ye Oaks. Officers recovered Page's pocket knife. Mrs Parse, widow of Faris Bays, testified she will recount further details at trial and aid in the case.
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Lorltz Parse
Gro F. Page
Parse
Ye Oaks
Sharltt
Sebring
Page
Real Estate Transfers From a Local Ledger
Fragmented list shows transfers with names Lilian Feistermaker to Thomas M. Bates $200 for part of NW quarter section 27 township 7 north range 2 west. Eliza Qiliinen to Lixle $2900 for part black A3 plat A. Jona F Smelth and Emory A. Smith to John FE. Sher lock $2500 for parts of lots 7 and 2 block 13 plat A. Elizabeth M. Grth to Edgar Taam $3200 for part of lot 6 block 23 plat A. derman.
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Lilian Feistermaker
Thomas M. Bates
Eliza Qiliinen
Lixle
Edgar Taam
A. Derman
Old Folks Had Good Time at Salt Lake Event
Salt Lake delegation attended a large gathering of elderly residents at Glenwood Park. About 4 600 people on grounds by mid afternoon, with a theater program for 1 209 seniors ranging in age from seventy four. Mayor Conroy delivered an impromptu address and the choir performed sections including America.
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Glenwood Park
Old Folks
America
Brantia M. Taman
Sona
Yelonia
J. M. Conroy
Misaes Maggie
Hezel
Maggie
Jasenh F. Smith
Atle
Sid Clawson
Geo. Margett
Jost Davis
Financial strain drives Moroccan military bill and tax reforms
A historical dispatch notes a 60 million dollar military expense spike linked to Moroccan events and a 30 million dollar debt, prompting calls for a deficit loan. It outlines proposed tax restructures including a 90 percent succession duty, higher spirits taxes, rent transfer limits, and land suppression in manufacturing.
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Parle
Ninintor Poincarentiaquced
Sleobob
Old Folks Train Trip in Utah In Civic Entertainment
A humorous Salt Lake to Ogden excursion on a railcar blends music and patriotism. The program features Anne OW Penrose editor, choirs led by W. If Foster, and vocalists including Ed wards and Judith Anderson. Passengers, veterans, and officials recount the journey with stories of age, badges, and a tribute to pioneers. The Old Folks Choir entertainment highlights local civic pride on the trip.
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Little Thomas
Edwards
Annie Lavelo
Anne OW. Penrose
Teseist News
East Lake
Chor
Lorenso Farr
Ogden
Salt Lake
Oss
Posier
Saline Sones
W. If
Foster
Edna Edwards
George Edwards
Vinlin
Hy Gardner
Thomas Buttler
E. H. Pierce
Hy Leland
Beserg
Evay Stanhena
Duncan Die Alliser
Bray Arthur
James ‘Maxwell
Joseph ‘Christensen
Gopranoy
Shalo ‘Thomas
Bles
Agnes-Olsen Thomas
Martha Artur
Judith Anderdon
Phage N. Foster
Licy Greene
Misslose Heath
Alley
Mike Sinbell Cooper
Kate McAlinser
Mian
Aura Rogers
Milip &. Lybn
Mies Baral da Ies
Deden
Faynose Doyal Hawaltha Host ot Honatite Tour
The famed Hawaii based show will tour the United States and perform at the Grand Opera House Friday and Sunday June 5 and 7. The band boasts a full military style orchestra, choir, glee club, mandolin, guitar and banjo players. Established in 1871 by Captain Ti Borger, it remains under his direction.
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Ava
Cantain Ti, Borger
Royal Hawaiian Band World Tour Noted in Hawaii History
The Royal Hawaiian Band, formed by Captain Borge, has historical ties to German and Hawaiian leadership. Its tours, lavish uniforms, and evocative stage presence energized audiences, with earlier tours to the United States and a standout performance at the Portland Exposition drawing thousands. The band’s enduring appeal reflects Hawaii’s multicultural musical heritage and ties to royal patronage.
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Aster
Wen
Hawaii
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Caplin
Royal Hawaiian
Krinkonn
United States
Tha. Ka. Wallan
Iba
Lawaiian
Honolulu
Mullen
Captain Cook
Ulal
Uriel
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Lin
Enjoyable entertainment at Baptist church program
A Baptist church event featured twelve boys displaying drill proficiency and manual of arms with clocklike precision. Prizes of 45 dollars, a Boy's Brotherhood Medal, 2 dollars, and 1 dollar were awarded to Jobo? Meerat, Fred Yah Tassel, and Nathan Coldwater respectively amid a sparsely attended show.
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Wong
Briadh Meda
Jobo
Meerat
Fred Yah Tassel
Nathan Coldwater
A . Plana
Meredi¢n Smith Aijtens
Seee Rey
Horace Blood
Bias Pardew
Alia Rowley
Dann McDoraol
Altes Gage Gelrer
Sala
Srry Ale
Jamaes Clary
Dapitet Bare’ Brigade
Borority Convention Opens Amid Bus Seizure Scene
In Malannpolis on June 26 the nineteenth biennial Borority convention opened amid a bus seizure incident. University of Colorado President Wen Exiaay LH Gable addressed attendees as delegates discussed major yield results and policy directions for the organization.
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Malannpolis
Young Defenders league aids animals in need, schools join
A child outreach urges kindness to animals with The Young Defenders League. Americans are encouraged to help stray dogs and cats by providing water and shelter, while adults act as examples, supporting humane treatment and safe refuge.
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Young Defenders
Teague
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Teturis
Defenders Longue
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Erril
Painle
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Pontax
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Thalale
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Lost in a City Schoolhouse Tale of Mischief and Mock
A fragmented narration follows a boy and townspeople as they navigate a chaotic city schoolhouse scene. Strange phrases, misheard lines, and odd exchanges hint at a humorous quirk of memory and miscommunication during a routine visit.
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