Ferry Haddock Writes From Russia Of Being In Battle
Private Ferry Haddock of Company 2 Infantry AEBF Siberia writes from Shkotoro in May 1910 about his first combat experience near the Trans-Siberian Railway. He recalls a hot afternoon clash with Bolsheviks, the peril of train travel, and reflections on Russian society while expressing hope for home and sympathy for the people of Vernal.
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Holstor Express
Vernal Express
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Vernal
Siberian
Russia
Vladivostock
Trans-Siberian Railway
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Bolshiviki
Fred
France
Siberia
Valey
Ferry Haddock
Haddock
List Infantry
AEBF
San Francisco
California
War Orphans Dying in France From Malnutrition and Shock
The article reports that French children suffer postwar shocks and malnutrition, with a daily aid plan from American and Paris organizations led by Mrs Walter S Brewster. It notes about 700 child deaths per month since the armistice and details adoption gifts of ten cents daily, thirty dollars monthly, or thirty six dollars fifty yearly to sponsor one child, urging donors to contact Mrs Brewster in Chicago for information.
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France
Paris
Marshal Joffre
Ita
Walter S Brewster
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Ilinois
Uintah Stake meeting July 27 at 2 p m
The regular monthly priesthood and officers meeting of the Uintah Stake will be held at the Academy building on Sunday July 27 at 2 p m Stake Presidency Don B Colton David Bennion Ernest Eaton Marguerite Clark in The Severn Juans Vogue July 25.
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Uintah Stake
Academy
Don B Colton
David Bennion
Ernest Eaton
Marguerite Clark
Vogue
American Legion to send official badge to returned soldiers
The American Legion adopts an official four million veteran emblem, the button, to be distributed through state branches and posts. A larger version will be used on the Legion’s official seal. The 0.75 inch button features a regulation bronze five pointed star discharge badge encircled by blue enamel with American Legion in gold. Wounded veterans receive a silver central replica. The exercise is led by Senator Luke Lea and Congressman Thomas W Miller to copyright and protect the emblem.
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National Executive Committee
The
American Legion
National Organization of Four
Mniltion American
Legion
Minneapolis
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Thomas W Miller
Delaware
Market Hog Prices and Seasonal Trends for Hogs
Market hog traders should align sales with spring and fall peaks. April May and September October bring strong runs at Chicago markets, with December the heaviest. Stabilizing supply year round could reduce price fluctuations and improve profits for farmers with feeding and harvesting aligned to these periods.
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Chicago
Missionaries Admitted to Britain After Passport Delays
A party of LD missionaries, preceded by President Geo Albert Smith, was admitted to Great Britain after delays in Liverpool caused by passport issues. The British rule limits new LD missionary passports to eleven, all currently in England, stirring concern among church officials in Salt Lake City.
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Liverpool
Geo Albert Smith
Great Britain
LD 8
Ealt Lake
New York
England
Nation urged thrift in war time finance and stamps
A pneumatic editorial argues for thrift over lavish spending as war funds rise. It praises government thrift campaigns and thrift stamps while warning that the nation must curb excess and encourage saving. mentions a crime notice about a revolver recovery within Vernal area.
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Wilo
Vernal
Colt
Wonderful story about the Great Dinosaur Quarry at Jensen
Prof Carl Douglas hosts a visit with Dr Jennings Dr Garrett ODonnell and others at the Provo site. They describe deep cuts, fossil blocks, and the long journey back to ancient river and swamp lands. The piece praises the quarry as a world class site and urges Utah and Carnegie Museum support for excavation and lectures.
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Jensen
Jennings
John T Caine WI
Garrett O'Donnell
Arch M Thurman
Provo
Karl Young
Carl Douglas
Douglas
Fossila
Suarrs
Utah
Uintah County
Carnegie
Carnegie Museum
Mitteburg
Foraver
Capitol
Which Would You Rather Do by Jon Penfield
A stark rhetorical question compares the harms of high living costs and exploitation to the fate of a family facing debt, medical bills, and funeral costs after death. It condemns creditors and professionals taking advantage while urging fair treatment.
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Dogan
Jon Penfield
Subscriptions Must Be Paid In Advance
Wartime policy forces subscription dues from power groups urging prompt payment. The Express has issued arrears notices and argues the total in arrears is large, though individual amounts seem small. Reader responses are requested to settle accounts.
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Powerepers
Mabscrip
Express
Kidney health claims drive dubious patent medicine ad
Fragmented ad text touts a fake medical cure for heart and kidney issues. It markets a product named WYDAL with bold warnings and dubious instructions, urging readers to consult a druggist and noting a “three aimacMoneyey funded” endorsement.
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