Bird Sanctuary to Be Established in Utah District
Arrangements by Fred C. Chambers to establish a 700 acre bird sanctuary on Walker land in Dig Cottonwood east of Murray. Plans call for 12 to 15 sanctuaries statewide, with land leased to a commissioner for ten years at nominal rent. The commissioner may prohibit hunting, but protect birds by placing quails pheasants and diverse species and erect warning signs. Civil penalties could rise beyond 100 dollars. Local supporters include Lydia Walker Q St Walker H C Edwards and others.
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Fred C. Chambers
Cottonwood
Murray
Iue
Utah
Chambers Yesteray
Lydia 7 Walker
Q. St. Walker
H.C. Edwards
Alda Edwards
Carl J. Peterson
J. Cheesman
of A. Cheestan
Mfra
Rue Sholes
J. H. Graham
J. Graham
George F. White
George FP. White
Don’t Trust to Luck Don't Trust to Luck
Coal dealers vie for your business urging customers to demand their preferred brand Aberdeen Coal to prevent substitutions. The ad promises cleanliness efficiency and economy once Aberdeen is requested, advising readers to say Please send Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Cothy
Merchants of Utah Trade Association Meet in Ogden
The Retail Merchants' Association of Utah led by Fred E Williams will convene at the First National Bank building in Ogden Thursday afternoon to act on association business. The meeting gathers executive officers and trustees for discussion and a banquet and dance at the Hermitage hotel. Salt Lake members are expected to attend in number, with about fifty or more predicted.
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Retail
Serants’ Association of
Utah
Fred E. Williams
Ogden
First National Bank
Bealdrs Bir
Willams
C. M. Lees
J. 8. Mantels
Dir. Williams
For
Fred F. Williams
Olson
Fleet
C. Pred Achade
Fdw. Wright
Jhint
Daniels
M. Lees
Albert Coop
Jos. Tingham
Davis
Louis Schank
Geo. Wilson
A. E. Poulton
LePaniel
Wm. Murdoch
Hermitage Hotel
Ogden Canyon
Salt Lake
Williams
J.B. Carver
Aate Associa
Chicago
Aine Road Projects May Receive Federal Aid
Utah highway planners discussed forest service backed road projects that could secure federal aid under a Shackleford Hawkhead bill provision. The list aims to use nearly Utah’s entire $10,952,000 fiscal year allotment for 1937, with Provo Canyon to Provo city routes including Provo Timpanogas American highway urged for inclusion.
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Salt Lake
J. P. Martin
Aml Chas
Hf. Kendall
E. H. Sorgan
State Highway Commission
F. Knelpp
Ogden Dis Witt Forester
Itm
Oxden District Forest Service
Secretary of Agticulture
Mnal
National Forest
Provo-Timpanogas
Intermountain
Liberty or A Daughter of the U A at the Lyceum Today
A Lyceum program features the drama Liberty or A Daughter of the U A for an afternoon showing. The company presents a revival with period costumes and a focus on patriotism and virtue.
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Liberty
U.S. A
Lyceum Hoday
Fire alarm call ends with near-miss crash on Twenty fifth Street
At 1 10 p m today Chief Georss A Graves and his chauffeur escaped serious injury after their patrol car struck a laid hose and a light pole while responding to a false fire alarm at the O Neill block on Twenty fifth Street. They returned to the scene and found no fire upon investigation.
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O'Neil Bock
Twenty-fifth
Georss A. Graves
Jared
O'Neill Beck
Chief Graves
Washerton Avenue
Twenty Fifth Street
Vera Ghaksing
Thej
Moon
O'Neill
Shortage of cattle feed hits Utah wide
W M Ogden police chief reports a statewide hay shortage affecting livestock across Utah. Norton, busing agent for Flannen Livestock and Aeden Jacklog, warns many cattle are scraggy and undernourished, forcing stockmen to sell most herds to avoid losses. He blames limited feed and poor breeding, urging better cattle for a viable industry.
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W. Mer
Mr. Nortog
Fred
Crora
Utah
World Markets Shift as Wall Street Ends in Mixed Close
New York trading turned mixed as morning selling wiped out earlier gains. Steel sagged to 113 3/4, down over 12 points from yesterday, while other leaders lagged under pressure. Trading widened with notable activity in steel, livestock receipts at Omaha weighed on sentiment, and sugar futures posted gains with centrifugal at 6.02 cents.
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New York
Yester
Clore
Ma- Tinea
Lesu
Fonda
Wheat prices rise on steady demand and drought fears
Chicago markets report wheat gaining strength after an uncertain start as Brittlehanstle resumes work and Argentine drought worsens. Export rates appeared higher than announced while December and May futures fluctuated amid rains and bearish pressure on corn and oats.
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Chicaro
Britlehanstle
Ito
Aroun
Coro
Holters
Reciston Ly
Canada
Yoster
Most Beautiful Suffragist to Visit Nation’s Party
Salt Lake reports Mrs Inez Mulholland Woissevain hailed as the most beautiful suffragist and orator for the Nations Woman's party. Her visit dates not announced. she is American born and a New York City lawyer who briefly faced bar suspension after marriage to a Dutch native before naturalization. Mrs Barah Tard Meld of California is slated to stump the state in October for the Woman's party with no dates yet set.
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Salt Lake
Inez Mulholland Woissevain
Wioh
Organization
Mra
Tolaseratn
New York City
Ahr
Holland
Barah
Californis
Wortan'e Party
der Minerary
Local Utah Stocks Trade Heavily As Mining Shares Lead
September 26, 1916 Utah market report shows heavy trading in local mining issues with 122,350 shares changing hands. Cottonwood King and Tintle Central were the top traders, large blocks at 21 1/2 and 14 to 8 1/2 cents. Other active names include Iron Blossom, Sioux Con, and East Tintte Co, with varied moves and price levels across many listed securities and bank stocks.
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Cottonwood Ring and Tintte Central
Dig Cottonwood Ning
East Tintte Con
J. A. Hoyle & Co
Hudson Avenue
Alta
Iron Blossom
Keystone
Leonora
Midwest
Wilbert
Greece Facing Serious Outlook
London dispatch reports the situation in Greece is most serious. Former Premier Venizelos, with Rear Admiral Candouriotis and other high officers, left Athens today. They likely head for Crete and then Salonic.
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London
Greece
Reuter
Athens
Venzelos
Candouriotis
Crete
Salaniki
Remarkable feats of valor rewarded in London Gazette
Remarkable feats of valor highlighted for officers and men. Second Lieutenant Hendrik Sehatk Merulstenhout of the Naval Field Artillery saved seven wounded men by exposing himself to shell fire to clear a dugout on the Moor. He received the Military Cross. Corporal Booth of the Lincolnshire regiment also noted.
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London
London Gazette
Hla Uhauty
Hendrik Sehatk Merulstenhout
Naval Field Artillery
Booth
Lincolnahtra
Platt Elected Vice President of Union Pacific
Salt Lake report says H W Platt was elected vice president of the Union Pacific at the directors meeting. He serves as vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Line and as vice president of the Salt Lake Route and now resides with his family at 202 East South Temple.
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Salt Lake
Union Acuic
H. W. Platt
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Road
Platt
Calvin
East South Temple Guest
Fight over campaign turns violent in Camajuant Cuba
In Camajuant Cuba on Sept 25 supporters of Mayor Sanchez Portal Liberal candidate for Santa Clara governor clashed with Conservative adherents. One Conservative was killed and 15 Conservatives wounded. Two Liberals were wounded.
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Camajuant
Cuba
Sanchez Portal
Santa Clara
Liberala
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