City Fire Sweeps Warehouses Including Cash Grocery Garage
Woman's Page notes extensive blaze destroying warehouses and a Cash Grocery & Meat company garage. Most buildings were pre fireproof codes, many goods lost, and the Slouotasa States Telephone & Telegraph line heavily damaged. Fire origin undetermined. Narrative interweaves local politics and personal tension as characters confront peril and choices amid disaster.
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Scoall
Barna
Cash Grocery & Meat Company
Slouotasa States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Movie Actresses and Their Hair Trends of Early Cinema
A fragmented piece discusses hair care for actresses and salon advice. It highlights harnessing simple home remedies, such as dissolving dirt with a canthros infusion, and praises natural beauty and healthy scalps as key to lustrous hair. The writeup references Dr Hartler and Pavrdie, noting social admiration for well-kept locks.
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Dr. Hartler
Cora
Clever cook discovers sauces elevate cakes as dessert
A playful kitchen note describes serving light cakes with hot or cold sauces. Recipes include chocolate sauce with agar and chocolate, a maple butter sauce, a peach glaze, an orange sauce, a whipped cream sherry cream, and a marshmallow sauce. Each method yields a rich finish for cakes and desserts.
Fire Breaks Out in Brigham City
A fire tore through a building on Main Street in Brigham City shortly after noon. Fire crews fought the blaze on the west side of the street, with authorities reporting several structures damaged or destroyed.
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Brigham City
Trisha City
Dept. Pier
Unclear medical advice text prompts questions on treatment
A fragmented OCR passage presents a medical improvisation by a doctor figure, mentioning terms like back pain, headaches, digestion, and nerve weakness. It references remedies such as balmwort and tonics, plus a list of names and addresses for a return envelope, ending with scattered patient symptom notes and dubious cures.
Swindle Charged By Chief Of Police
Salt Lake City police chief charges Richard Agnue and Charles Barrett in a fraud plot against Mex McKenzie of Calumet Michigan involving $720. McKenzie says he met Donald Munroe, learned of a mining deal, and misplaced funds after being duped in Los Angeles. Munroe and Whitney are tied to the scheme, with arrests reported.
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Ealt Lake
Senn
Po Jee
J. Varley White
Richard Agnue
Chaces Marre
Mex McKenzie
Calumet
Mich
Ubfet White
McKenzie
Salt
Moaron
A. L. Whitney
Michigan
Hhe Holdings
Bunko
Los Angeles
Chief White
Murroe
Whines
Charles Barrett
Bear Kills Man in Yellowstone Park
Descriptions arrive of a fatal grizzly attack on Jack Welch in Yellowstone Park. Welch slept under a wagon with two companions when the bear dragged him from beneath, devoured him as onlookers tried to deter it with bacon. Welch died en route to camp. Park officials note this is the fourth bear attack in five weeks.
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Murthey
Isrett
Cora
Temple
Pablic
Ilere
David Aroer
Toca
Hartley
Such & Prospect
Tean
Colony Park
David
Brett
Majid
Bia
Dr. Hartley
Crim
Threwalor
Binell
Tirett
David Crave
Mansier
Cody, Wio
Jack Welch
Yellowstone Park
Park
Welch
Oles
Ull
Patty
Muse
Ned Vrost
Pibvart Jngos
Electric Exwoit May Be Formed In Nation's Exhibition
An electrical exhibition of large proportions is proposed for Qa ten connected to National Electric work. The event aligns with a campaign for electrical development confirmed by the national ceremony organized for that quarter. Features include a parade of vehicles powered and steered by electrical devices and a display of instruments and apparatus from home industry.
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Qaten
Wm Campalen
Cocery
Ticgrstad
Ettr
Eviblia
Fistures
Republicans of Boxelder County Convention Delegates Named
A chaotic pasted roster and local notes describe Republican primaries in Trigham City with ward delegates chosen to the county convention. The list includes numerous names, wards, alternates, and attendance notes amid a brief interlude of unrelated humorous clippings and late-19th century community names.
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Trigham City
Sept
Enthusissen
Ftepuh
Firat Wapt
Jamea Koydeen
A. Te Hrown
A. T. Stout
A. We Dredge
5. M. Jacobson
Charles Cheat
Marcus Fiameon
C. W. Kaydeen
J.C. Knudnon
A Ta Holst
C. Molet
Peter Jennen
Nels Jensen
J. H. Rosenbaum
Tulin A. Evans
John I. Beundel
W. Jensen
James Tingey
George Angerbauer
A. D. Johnson
George J. Johnson
Mra
James Kaudeon
Atm
W. Knudson
Taylor
Chris Hots
Henry Tinney
Alvin Ip
Pen
N. Ta Ianxen
W. J. Lire
Lewis Anderson
John Christensen
de Beconl Ward
Peter Knudson
Francis
Amendment to the Utah Constitution on taxation
The document presents a Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to Article 13 of the Utah Constitution, detailing uniform taxation, state debt payment provisions, exemptions for certain government properties and uses, and the creation of a dedicated school and local fund. It outlines legislative submission, publication requirements, and voter approval procedures with a formal certification by Secretary of State David Matteo.
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State of
UTAI
David Mattann
Qe Btate
Utah
Proposed Amendment to Utah Constitution House Joint Resolution Six
The legislature proposes amending section 17, article 7, to redefine the duties of the Auditor and Treasurer. It directs the Secretary of State to submit the amendment to Utah electors at the next general election. The amendment, once adopted, takes effect as provided by law. Approved March 17, 5 State of Utah.
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Secretary of
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Thala
Thin
House
Bechina Ji
Ptah
Ute
Utah
Board of
Eraminera
Gee
Ty Hertby
Thetate
Prominent Utah Musician Madam Sophie Frodbneck Dies
Salt Lake, Sept 19 Madam Sophie Frodbneck, Utah's leading musician and director of Salt Lake Musical College, died at Holy Cross Hospital after a stroke. She suffered a relapse last Tuesday and died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the home, 909 Watson Street.
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Salt Lake
Sophie Frodbeck
Utah
Brigham City Plans Sugar Factory Celebration
Brigham City September 18 Preparations are underway for a sugar factory demonstration marking the Mah Mah Sugar company new plant. Festivities planned include barbecue ball game and a dance with invitations to residents of the Brigham sugar beet district east of the Bear River to Hot Springs on the line.
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Brigham City
MahMaho Sugar Company
Brigtam
Notice to Creditors in Estate of James Perucca
Notice to creditors for the estate of James Perucca deceased. Creditors must present claims and vouchers to John E. Badley, attorney, at the First National Bank building in Ogden Utah, by January 7, 1913. Peter Bonecher is administrator of the estate.
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Jame Perucea
John E. Uagtey
First National Tank Building
O7 den
Utah
Peter Bonecher
James Perucca
John E. Badley
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