Political Hive Buzzes Over Utah election prospects
Deseret Evening News notes rising interest in US Senate and governor races. Republican support centers on Reed Smoot for the Senate. Democrats name A W Ivins James H Moyle Milton H Welling James H Mays Culbert L Olson for the seat. Governorship features many Democratic names and several Republicans on a crowded slate. Ivins says he is out of politics and would not run, favoring strong candidates over party machines.
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Deseret Evening News
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Reed Smoot
Senator Smoot
A. W. Iving
James H. Moyle
Milton H. Welling
James H. Mays
Culbert L. Olson
C C. Richards
W. R. Wallace
Stephen L. Richardis
J. W. Funk
Harden Bennion
Dana B. Shields
Thomas N. Taylor
Provo
C. Clarence Nelson
Joshua H. Greenwood
Simon Bamberger
W. O. Wattis
Ogden
Stephen H. Love
George T. Odell
W. D. Riter
Sylvester Q. Cannon
John A. Widtsoe
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Billion Dollar Savings If Government Spends Like Business
The New York Sun and Herald debate Senator Smoot's plan to reorganize all departments on a sound business basis to save a billion dollars annually. They argue current spending is wasteful due to how Congress approves funds and how agencies spend them, urging a disciplined, market-like approach to budgeting and appropriations for long-term national benefit.
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Denver and Salt Lake Real Estate Letter Box
A reader requests 80 to 160 acres with water and improvements, preferring land suited for cattle stock with capacity for 100 head or more. He asks for land quality whether red, size of Vernal, and details on a quoted 400 acres at 45 dollars, promising cash and seeking full property descriptions.
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Beekeeping Instructions for New Swarms and Foul Brood Control
Continued from page 6. Move new swarms to permanent locations soon after hiring, or by the next morning. If moved late, shift them a few feet at a time while they are working. For hiving, have frames ready and shake bees into the new hive entrance so they enter immediately. The state inspector urges cooperation to eradicate foul brood and to examine colonies early, reduce weak hive entrances, and close up or remove any hive with dead bees to prevent access to honey. County inspector to examine combs and melt diseased ones for disinfection. Notify county inspector if disease is found. T. B. CLARK.
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