Utah State News Roundup Briefing From Modena To Ogden
A Utah statewide digest reports the Modena sheep plant under construction with a sixty day timeline. Deaths include William McDonald at eighty eight and John McDonald aged seventy eight. James Tobin suffers injuries after a streetcar strike in Salt Lake. Robert Wooley loses an eye from an air gun accident. The Hich murder trial in Salt Lake City follows the Brogham 1909 killing. Poultry show preparations run January 18 to 24 in Logan with industry interest rising. Coal mine accidents, barn fires, and juvenile delinquency measures headline regional concerns. Districts inspect dairies, while Jack Johnson’s Ogden revival ends with a mysterious recovery. Utah county marshal ties report to countywide law enforcement efforts.
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Modena
Don Martin
Ogaden
Wiliam McDonald
Big Cottonwood
James Tobin
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Robert Wooley
Trefla Rnece Hich
Mike Plac
Brogham
Logan
Grass Creek
Coalville
J. Ti. Pettit Atate
Robert Blamires
Farmington
Lita
John McDonald
Utah
Plains
Sieber City
McDonald
John McDermott
Ogden
McDermott
George Turpin
Agricultural College
Farmers’ Institute
Murray
Roy Burnalde
Mount Hill
Mount Pleasant
Pace
William Scott
Salt Lake Fall
Scott
Paths
George Krause
Weber County
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Fst
Richard Nenry
St Louis
Springville
Cidea
Utah County
Ian Provo
James T. Williams
Provo
Happenings at Utah woolgrowers and other events
At the Utah Woolgrowers association convention in Salt Lake City farmers denounced forest service policies cutting national forest sheep allotments. Other items note a spectrum of incidents from a Montana murder confession to aviation deaths and labor strikes across the country, with political and international dispatches reflecting unrest and policy debates.
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Intermountain
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Forest Service
National Forest
William Lockaby
Nalt
Philipsburg
Mont
George
Lockaby
Organization of Utah
Joseph F Merrill
University of Utah
Utah State Teachers’ Association
Wright Company
Ralph Johntone
Wright Brothers
Denver
Harry Bubb
Robert Wheeler
Bull Lake
Seats of the Mighty
An Intimate friend questions charges against Biggun as a distinguished statesman on the Investigating committee says no formal finding of guilt has been made. The panel has only held an informal meeting and decided he isn’t guilty.
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Bath Tub Trust
Mainey
Wulinol
Smithsonian Institution
Treasury Department
White House
House of Representatives
George Dewey
Dewey
Callmagie
Army Aviation Corps
Versailles
France
Katalla
Bering River
Hitchock
Nebraska
Alaska
Santo Domingo
Hasti
Sinest Bigias
Montreal
Quebec
Raul Crigsovant
Cassavante 9
Nall
New Orleans
Honduras
Iain
Nicaragua
Cape Gracias
Japan
China
Russia
Manchuri
London
Nfastread
Mexico
United States
Yorktown
Amapala
Tacoma
Puerto Cortez
Messina
Italy
Seats of the Mighty
Biggun
Fate and Opportunity Talk From the Bazaar
In a cryptic note from Harpers Bazaar the phrase Fate and Opportunity are linked, with Fate sending a message by a servant that Opportunity would not be present. A brief, enigmatic transmission circulates among readers.
Coffee substitute Postum praised in testimonial
A Pennsylvania woman recounts headaches and heart palpitations linked to coffee. She switches to Postum after a friend's success, noting immediate improvement and a preference for the drink over coffee. The ad promotes Postum as a healthy food beverage and references The Road to Wellville.
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Pennsylvania
Natura
Postum
Iittle
Wellville
Leider
Tims
Fare quarrel ends on a dutch treat in Cleveland Leader
Two women argue over who pays on a ride. The conductor suggests a simple solution and proposes each pays the other’s fare. The plan is hailed as a diplomatic, practical fix in the Cleveland Leader.
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Gladys
Glady
Cleveland
Pretty tale of Miss Dilon Terry and a playwright
A breezy club anecdote recounts Miss Dilon Terry meeting a gallant young playwright after a New York premiere. She praises his work and jokes she will send friends to promote it. The playwright bows and quips that his piece will sell 90 000 000 tickets.
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Dilon Terry
Players’ Club
Swamp Root Credited With Kidney Pain Relief
Mrs Ella Henry of Kansas City testifies that Dr Wilmer's Swamp Root cured her long kidney trouble after doctors failed. She claims nine bottles ended pain from nephralgia and gall stones and urges others to try the product, noting not sold in all drug stores.
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Dre Thalmer
Tyre
Jibmer
Ella Jicnry
Schaefer
Kansas City
Afo
Missouri
Jackson
Ella Henry
Henry
Wilmer & Co
Binghanton N Y
Lou
Between Two Women in Hatpina Scrape Damocles Scene
A fragment recalls Damocles facing a dire choice between two women with hatpina. The imagery shows him sitting unable to act as the suspended sword looms, highlighting a perilous impasse.
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Damocles
Hatpina
Quick as Wink and Aches Turn Into Sensations
Vintage advertisement style text mentions PLTITIVS PYF 9 4y VR and a range of products. References to Howard Bros Duffalo WY and medical claims abound. The prose blends quotes from Carlyle and Mackintosh with sales copy for laxatives and soothing remedies.
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Howard Bros Duffalo
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Vernal Express
Eh One
AeeTie
Vernal Express Publishing Co
Vernal Utah
Utah State News
William Strickler
Beulah Kile
Baltimore
Strickler
New Boston
Iowa
Christian Schock
Fill Ile
American Flame Economics Association
St Loui
Walter J. Wilco
Cornell
Joseph Jlagoa
Cana Jo
Sana Francisco Ag
Hi C Beck
Freman
Bird
Tona
Will Johnson
Atlanta
Tex
Tucson
Pat Goylt
Butte
JB Canelli
Arest Canelli
Doyle
Jen Murray
John Rutherford
Mot Springs
Ark
Ogear ¢Hitwood
City Farm
Leeds
Nosy Tessette
Fort Wapne
Au Mobile
Irene Cox
Tessette
Weston
W Va
William Surby
Clarksburg
Kansan
Dow City
S? Paso
Texas
American Smelting & Refining Company
Boston
Thomas F Harrington
George D Hodges
Salinas
Cal
Washington
UNYON
Munyon
Munyon’s
Munyon’s Laboratories
53D & Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Carlyle
Sir James Mackintosh
Mra Winslow
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