Protect Your Town and Patronize Local Goods
A call for town protection and local purchasing to boost property values and growth. Encourages buying dry goods groceries hardware and other wares at home and supporting local merchants and tradesmen to strengthen the town and farmer prospects. The message ends with a note on jury bribery suspicion.
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Bo Can Tecare
Don’t Be a Growler and Do Your Share
The piece urges curbing grumbling and accepting burdens, praising workers who fill gaps and smooth rough spots as true peacemakers. It calls for punishing criminals and reclaiming wealth from war contract graft, noting public demand and long efforts to convict corrupt grafters.
Build Your Own Home and Family Life Goals
The author argues for owner occupation as essential for economic and social well being. Apartments are costly and unsuitable for raising children. A private yard with proper playgrounds is superior to public spaces, and citizens should strive to make home ownership feasible and practical.
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Mau
Frog
Office Hints From a Historic Etiquette Advice
A fragmentary piece offers old style counsel on sending articles and dealing with printers and editors, urging prepays and local loyalties. It blends antiquated admonitions with a tale of rumors about a beautiful woman, plus reflections on life, maturity, and marriage in pithy maxims.
Fragmented Maxim About Wealth and Opportunity
A fragment reflects on a saying about born-to-wealth children and hidden chances for joy with simple possessions. The remark contrasts moneyed birth with the potential pleasures found in modest pewter items and everyday play.
Congress Debates Bonus as Veterans Wait
Congress remains divided over the bonus bill while service members await action and public interest stays tepid. The war has ended and citizens show continued indifference amid stalled legislation.
The Story of Our States in Utah History
Jonathan Brace traces Utah from early Spanish exploration in 1840 through Mormon settlement at Salt Lake City, the forming of Deseret, and federal creation of Utah Territory in 1850. It covers Brigham Young as governor, polygamy conflicts, Civil War era tensions, and Utah’s statehood in 1896 under McClure Syndicate.
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Remarkable Sharps shot at Adobe Walls by Billy Dixon
Billy Dixon fired from about 1200 yards to disrupt a Kiowa Comanche Cheyenne siege at Adobe Walls in 1874. He survived a buffalo hunt siege with Bat Masterson and Alamos Chapman, later becoming a Fort Elliott scout and rancher before dying near Gresham Oklahoma in 1914.
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