Brigham City Plans Spring Improvements and Tax Changes
Brigham City officials discuss spring street work and grading along Ad Levet as paving proceeds. City to consider eliminating poll tax and may reject extra park funds while planning irrigation water charges for about 1300 acres. Local garden efforts grow with a strong year ahead. Brigham High to stage Princess Ida with top students and Cox Eldar to present annual opera.
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Brigham City
Ad Leveta
Bi City
Berkelley
Sopalderatkn
High School Dramatic Club
Frank Wasnusven
Cox Eldar Commercial Chard
Ite
A Nature Study: Why the Dogwond’s Bark
A playful exchange describes a nature moment with a child asking about a noise. The father explains the dogwond’s loud bark, prompting curiosity and a simple lesson about animal sounds in a rough, humorous dialogue.
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James
Nis
Cleveland
Try Magnesium for Stomach Trouble
An advertisement urges readers with indigestion to try bisinated magnesium as a superior alternative to common remedies. It claims immediate neutralization of stomach acid, relief from burning wind and bloating, and the ability to eat with comfort when taken after meals, asserting continued use is safe as long as acid indigestion symptoms persist.
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Nome
Release sought for interned husband at Salt Lake
Mrs. Eric Pohl appealed to Judge N Nielsen of the juvenile court seeking parole for her husband interned and held at Fort Douglas after being jailed for failure to support his wife and two children. She asked if he could be paroled by the government and was told he must post a new 250 bond or return to county jail to serve the monthe nent. The husband had been in county jail and then taken to Fort Douglas following internment ordered by Washington amid federal enemy alien activity investigations. He had previously been bonded by a be bondr to support six family members. further details show his connections to intracounty and federal custody.
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Salt Lake
Port Douglad
Eric Pohl
N. Nielsen
Juvenile Court For
Sesia
Unsce
Mra. Fob
Pohl
Finiam
Fort Douglwe
Washington
Cure for corns using freesone drops described
An advertisement warns women against home remedies that cut or pull corns from their feet and cause pain. It promotes freesone drops, a qumy substance that dries instantly and abrades the corn from the root without inflaming surrounding skin, claiming quick relief and painless removal. It advises asking for a quarter ounce at the drug store.
Unsinkable Ship Not Available In Large Naval Review
Washington March 19 The naval board led by Rear Admiral Winterhalter has been expanded to study nonsinkable ship ideas and other buoyancy theories. Secretary Daniels cautions no option will be overlooked, while officials doubt any method prevents cargo ship destruction without more construction time. Report on Lucia buoyancy principles is in preparation. Also notes about rearmament and deer year Alaska figures.
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Washington
Acopn
Naval Board
Winterbelter
India
Weaniers
Winterhalter
Arcretary Daniels
Beer
New Drift PUM Is NDE Public By Governor
A Utah government release outlines a selective service draft plan favoring agricultural and industrial needs. It states small, steady inductions to minimize disruption, defers some skilled workers to schools, and avoids revealing concrete monthly call numbers while noting a national quota around 80 000 with potential for further increments.
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NEW Drift Pum
Utah Wajutant
Hamberger
Hoxe
Industey and
Agrcicultura
Auch
Nowlac
Ihela
Congress
Senate
Hose Military Committee
Indian Braves Going to War in Red Cross Efforts
BPOKAND Wash March 18 Indian braves from the Colville reserve are going to war on the home front. While war drums echo, those remaining participate in Red Cross and other activities. Mrs Mary Moyd spent two months on the reservation organizing the effort and an active Red Cross chapter now operates at Jachatlum under Indian officers. Moyd notes strong patriotism and explains use of Red Cross funds in practical terms, including contributions like a dollar toward the Kaiser’s defeat.
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Bpokand
Wash
Colville
Red Cross
Mary 3Doyd
Jachatlum
Moyd
Bible tale barred as unamerican amid bans and arrests
Washington March 78 The department of funds acting under the caplonags act forbids distribution of The Finbebed Mystery a Bible study book condemning patriotism and war as satanic. Thousands of copies circulated nationwide but dealers face prosecution for sale or distribution. The work claimed to be by the late Charles Tosto Russell, published by the Watch Tower group. Charles J Woodworth of Scranton Va arrested on charges of seditious writings.
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Washington
Department of Fundes
Chariea Tsto Russel
Brooklyn
Peoples’ Pulpit Associacion
Watch Tower
Sacred music at Victor’s diverse hymn collection
Victor’s catalog features over 350 sacred works including hymns anthems oratorio numbers and revival hymns. The collection emphasizes faster selections and religious music within its broad sacred repertoire.
War era censorship debate on book removals and author disputes
The Justice Department said it would not have acted if the work predated the war or if all material truly belonged to Pastor Russell who died in 1338. Publishers reportedly agreed after negotiations with post office officials to remove objectionable pages. Some nations barred the book from committees by agency authorities.
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America
Department of Justice
Pastor Russell
Post Office Department
Uma Aga
Cage Jdisa
Passover furlough care extended to Seattle soldiers
Jewish groups in Tacoma and Seattle have offered homes to soldiers for the furlough period during Passover. The arrangement runs from noon March 71 to noon April 2, with the First Four Days of Passover observed as soldiers rest.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association of
Seattle
Tacoma
Bootleggers Nabbed by Sheriff in Salt Lake City Call
March 44. Andrew Kirk and Verle Van Mattan, said to be from Salt Lake, were captured while attempting to buy liquor in Evanston Wyoming. They faced a long tale of misfortune when they return to the capital.
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Cqalville
Andrew Kirk
Verle van Mattan
Jim
Kirkland van Mattan
Evanston
Wyo
Promotions at Camp Lewis in Washington March 18
Promotions at Camp Lewis Washington announced for Utah residents. Germoant Leonard A. Anderson of 1 company 316th machine gun battalion promoted to company Abrahan with bookkeeping duties. Private G Arthur Goodrich of TD company 146th machine gun battalion promoted to private. Private Wilford B Chifeten ney of the same company named company mechanic. Private Christensen from Logan and Major General Greege granted a committee request representing the orthodox camp promotions.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Utah
Germoant Leonard A. Anderson
Abrahan
G. Arthur Goodrich
TD Company
Wilford B. Chifetenney
Christensen
Logan
Greege Baw
Whiskey Theft and Auto Crash Near Castle Rock
A party started in an entermobile rode to Castle Rock left the machine took a trulo from Evanston bought twenty one cases of whiskey for 573 dollars, had it hauled to the crash site. The auto overturned injuring no one but scattering cases. Sheriff raid led to Kirk and Van Mattan arrest and liquor confiscation. Kirk fined 299 dollars and Van Nattan 100 dollars. fines paid, they left for Salt Lake City.
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Castle Rock
Evanston
Salt Lake
P. F. Ryan
Summit County
Clark
Kirk
van Mattan
Tina
Justice of the Peace
Jone
van Nattan
Mrs Weyant Wins Suit For 28722 Dollars
Salt Lake City March 19 Judge W W Bramel of the Third District Court ruled in favor of Chariots B Weyant against Utah Savings & Trust Company. The verdict awards about 28722 dollars on the surety bonds tied to the late Harvey Weyant estate and Rosalia Puller administration. The ruling grants the relief sought amid claims of probate fraud connected to the Weyant estate with ties to Springfield and the Pacific coast.
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Mrs. Weyant
Chariots B. Weyast
Utah Savings & Traum Compang
Walt
Rosalia Puller
Harvey Weyant
W. W. Bramel
Dows
Weyant Estate
Springfeld
Mase
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake Soldiers Wounded in France Reported
Salt Lake, March 19. The wounding of two Hex Lake boys in France was reported yesterday from General Pershing's quarters. They were at Camere.
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Salt Lake
France
General Pershing
Camere
Coronal promotions mark local National Guard service
Frank J Paillipa and Byroh Wacei are among the youths in B Battery Sixth Field Artillery. Corpol Philipe ta and Wade hes have seen bombardments of German trenches with American forces. Both are promoted to corporal after service and are linked to Salt Lake Hardware.
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Frank J. Paillipa
Byroh Wacei
Ao Ee
Philipe Ta
J. le Phillips
Fifth East Street
A. B. Wede
South East Street
Wade
St Va
Arstelags
Salt Late Hardware Company
B Battery
Sixth
Sald Artillery
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