Marble Tournament Sparks Tough Play Among Primary Boys
Primary marble preliminaries staged last Monday across districts with winners advancing to Vernal finals at 3:30 on the courthouse grounds. Contenders include Jack Stagg Futward and Ralph Caldwell among others. Harold Lundell acts as judge with Howard Calder as scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winhere
Ashley
Cllie Caldwell
Ronsid Corleass
Lewis Freestone
Freferee Pearl Snyder
Davis
Rulon Fowthorp
Vaughan Simper
Glen Chivers
Lowell Hodgkinson
Dry Fork
Bill Thomas Firse Sil Massey
Waugh Caldwell
Josephine Bird
Fawn Collier Glines
Boyd Wardle
Ferron Gregory
Sarah Binghan
Lapointe
Ralph Caldwell
Wendell Stoker
Lynn Bigelow
Damaris Merrill Maeser
Dan Oaks
Raymond Bullock
Alvin Bowden
Lawrence Colton
Zee Hacking
Merril Anderson Naples
Deonald Bascom
Carl Haws
Arlo Goodrich
Reed Gardiner Tidell
R.y Goodrich
Reed McKee
Newell McKee
Danarls Morris
Jack Stagg
Don Olson
Lubby Markey
Doral Eaton
Wiley Stewart
Vernal
Enid Hair
Willard Anderson
Norman Johnson
Sue Echaeffer
Johnson
Futward
Lowell Hodgkin- Lon
Rural roads drive farm progress in American broadcast
The Farm Bureau promotes paved farm to market roads in a radio play that contrasts African mineral wealth with a U S farming community cut off by mud. It notes 2 016 261 miles of roads exist, 2 390 144 dirt roads, and 5 million of 6 230 000 farmers lose markets several months yearly.
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American Farm Bureau Fedration
Africa
America
The County Agent as Educator in Agricultural Work
The county agricultural agent evolved from distrusted unfamiliar guidance to a central educational figure. He is a public official from the state college and USDA, focused on extension education rather than heavy organizational tasks, enabling him to share more practical farm information.
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Ife
State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
The Efficient Fuel Fael Ranks With Coal As Efficient Fuel
The Efficient Fael ranks with coal as an efficient fuel for home and industry. It offers advantages such as economy high heat content and clean air with few impurities. Gas drives over 20000 industrial operations and revolutionizes heating and refrigeration in modern homes.
Electricity Costs and Efficiency in 1919 United States
The article compares per person daily electricity costs, noting ten thousand people spent about 2 cents daily and 84 million electrified residents used 604 million dollars of power. It highlights shifts toward affordable service and plant efficiency, with coal use dropping from 32 to 17 pounds per kilowatt hour over ten years.
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Forth
Railroad Commission Opposes New Grade Crossings
The California Railroad Commission urges against new grade crossings unless essential for public convenience. It backs stopping unnecessary crossings, public education for safe driving, and installing approved warning devices to reduce accidents, arguing grade changes are costly and driven by careless drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RESS
California Railroad Commission
Raiiroad
Traffic Death Toll Rises In 1999 U S Highway Study
A committee from the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety reports 1999 traffic fatalities reached 33 000 with 1 200 000 injuries. Motor vehicles caused 31 000 deaths and 1 900 000 injuries, averaging one death every sixteen minutes and up 2 percent from 1928.
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United States
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Rural Retail Cooperation Between Dealers and Farmers
A rural problem stresses that most retail is in towns under 10000 and that farmers supply over half of that business. The piece argues dealers and newspapers must cooperate with farmers for lasting productivity, noting each party alone cannot provide all services and that joint effort avoids wasted energy and failed outcomes.
Rural Road Funding and Secondary Roads Advocated
An editorial urges linking feeder and farm to market roads to trunk highways. It argues secondary roads benefit more people, cites New York’s $1 million annual secondary road funding and 20 percent gasoline tax allocations, and calls for scientific allocation of road tax funds nationwide.
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Ain
New York State
New York
Vernal City Works With County To Improve Streets
The Vernal City Council negotiates with the county to borrow a tractor and road grader to fix roads. Citizens praise the effort as needed for safer travel and smoother streets attracting visitors and improving the city’s image.
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club to Add Fish Ponds at Whiterocks Hatchery
In accord with an agreement with J Arthur Meacham State Fish and Game Commissioner the Vernal Gun and Rifle Club will install two additional fish rearing ponds at the Whiterocks Hatchery for planting stock in Utah County The state commission will furnish materials and the club will supply labor Bun Hatch president announced that members will be asked to contribute labor for construction The ponds will hold about ten thousand fish until six to seven inches long Studies show losses after planting reduced with well developed stock.
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Accorda Acs
J Arthur Meacham
Maeser Cemetery Work Seeks Donations and Caretaker
Volunteers report progress at Maeser Cemetery with many residents yet to contribute funds or help. The committee urges immediate donations to hire a caretaker and spray tea weed to protect the site. New contributors include Miss Virginia Murray, Mr. Pearl Engberson, Dallas H Youngst, David Ellis, and George Reynolds.
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Maeser
Virginia Murray
Pearl Engberson
Dallas H Youngst
David Ellis
George Reynolds
Grey’s Grumble Over Town Slogan Funds
A local dispute centers on a $1000 payment for a hometown slogan. Critics say the money funded the person’s move away, sparking questions about accountability and funds use.
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Grey
Burglars In Pantry Alarm Spooks Family
A fragmentary report describes a panic at home as a frightened spouse wakes to find burglars in the pantry. The tense exchange ends with a remark about concern for the burglars, reflecting a surreal or confused moment.
City tale hints at Masonic Temple visit and slang
Fragmentary dialogue from a city scene references a Masonic Temple and slang phrases. The readable lines show a back and forth between locals with phrases like Tap it up and a suggestion of asking about the temple. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Artimus
Exams Begin At 10 Under Mr Bolton Supervision
The examinations will start promptly at 10 o'clock under the supervision of Mr Bolton.
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Bolton
Boy Falls Into Creek Rescued by Kind Neighbor
A small boy tumbled into a creek and was stopped by a kind old lady who kept him safe until rescuers helped him back onto the bank. The boy explained he fell while fishing and did not intend to fall in.
Fragmented family query on who remains at home
A speaker asks which of three daughters Clara Alice Edna Janet Ang elica are still at home, presenting a family inquiry in a fragmented quoted line.
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Clara Alice
Edna Janet
Angelica
Judge Questions Jury On Impartial Verdict
A courtroom exchange has the judge asking jurors if any cannot be impartial on the evidence about the prisoner. A juror responds with concern, remarking that the prosecutor’s appearance makes him think the defendant is guilty.
Carol Named for Christmas Child Sparks Name Confusion
A friend of mine named his baby Carol because the birth fell on Christmas Day. I wondered how Carol relates to a carol, the hymn form.
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Carol
Dining room tables span eras from Louis XIV to Sears Roebuck
Humorous exchange contrasts antique luxury with mass market nostalgia. A dining room table invites reflection on value and time as personal taste shifts from aristocratic grandeur to accessible, catalog driven home goods.
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Sears- Roebuck
Tre Secotchman’s wedding gift and trolley honeymoon
Tre Secotchman married and gave his wife a nickels worth of candy as a wedding present. They took a trolley ride for their honeymoon and upon alighting he remarked lets save some of the candy for the children.
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Tre Secotchman
Bride and Groom Exchange Playful Pie Plate Riddle
A whimsical exchange between bride and groom centers on a paper plate and pie crust as they joke about a missing plate. Their lighthearted banter captures a playful wedding moment.
First Use of Shingles Traced to Early Roofing Traditions
The inquiry notes that shingles appeared in early roofing practices era and mentions tearful frustration while seeking precise origin. It highlights traditional wooden and bark shingling methods developed in various cultures before modern manufacturing.
No clear article title available from fragmented text
Fragmentary quote about sides to questions and perspective noting a difference based on which side a fly closes. No identifiable person, organization, place, or date provided.
Painter Declares Self One of the Million
An artist tells a friend about a painting and asserts a playful claim to being “one of the million.” The exchange reads as a lighthearted boast amid casual conversation about art and recognition.
Diadem Overpass Drive Cautions Skid and Stop Debate
A Norman traffic debate cites drivers who run railroad crossings without looking as quicker than those who stop, look and listen at crossings. Police and safety experts emphasize vigilance near tracks and the diadem of responsibility for motorists.
Fashionable London Adopts Queen Elizabeth Style Counterpanes
Fashionable London embraces counterpanes inspired by Queen Elizabeth era designs crafted by miners wives in distressed coal fields, blending heritage with current home fashion. The trend highlights durable materials and traditional patterns turning hardship into style.
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London
Doomed Soldier Grumbles Through Rainy March
A distressed speaker curses the Bolsheviks and complains as they are marched through a rainstorm. A retort from another prisoner questions their fate and asserts the need to march back.
Iowa businessman builds hundred room birding pole apartment
An Iowa entrepreneur turns a hobby into a quirky project by spending a large sum to erect a tall pole apartment with 100 rooms for visiting birds. The unusual structure showcases his interest in wildlife and inventive architecture.
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Iowa
Priest Asked Fatal Question as Bridegroom Denied
An Italian priest pressed the fatal question to a bridegroom who shouted no. He accused the girl of a hidden dowry dispute and alleged the father withheld her dowry.
Alibi Question in Poker Game Case
Fragmentary court note questions whether the defendant understood alibi proof. The transcript implies the defendant claimed presence at a prior meeting with others while denying participation in a craps game. No formal verdict or case name given.
Average American Consumed 29 Gallons of Ice Cream Last Year
A survey shows the typical U S consumer ate about 29 gallons of ice cream in the previous year. Researchers note regional variances and rising health awareness may influence future consumption patterns.
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United States
Tough Luck Identified By One Man In Town
A man owes fifty dollars and has only one person in town who can identify him, while he receives a forty dollar check as compensation. The line between debt and recognition becomes a strange form of payment.
Fresh Water Pear Mussel May Reach Sixty to Seventy Years
The freshwater mussel is estimated to attain an age of sixty to seventy years, indicating a long life span for the species. Researchers note slow growth and longevity as key traits of the mollusk.
North Carolina trapper nets catfish in steel trap
A trapper in North Carolina asserts the capture of a catfish using a steel trap marking a notable catch. The incident highlights unconventional fishing methods and local trapping practices.
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North Carolina
Missing Poem in Firelight Exchange
A playful dialogue reveals a poem by the author missing after a maid takes it to light the fire this morning. The wife expresses relief and curiosity as the exchange hints at a domestic mishap and literary ownership.
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Columbus
Ancient Swedish ducats raise from Adriatic divers
Divers recover ancient Swedish gold ducats from the era of King Gustavus Adolphus. A London company adopts a thirteen month calendar to simplify accounting. A customs duty of one third percent is discussed as goods enter Ireland.
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Gustavus Adolphus
London
Ee Ee
Free Bbtate
Ireland
Ishka Veerhoff Struggles With French Amid Claims
The Ishka Veerhoff girl claims to hate mastered French and has studied it three years yet cannot recall the French word for atteboy when asked. Her rival notes she also does not know the term.
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Ishka
Echo Dam Construction Progress Reported In Coalville
State Briefs note rapid advancement of Echo dam construction in Coalville with crews pushing earthwork, concrete pours, and structural milestones. Officials cite steady funding and favorable weather as factors enabling timely progress across key phases.
Utah Canners Chief Says 7000 Acres Set for Tomatoes
George Shorten of the Utah Canners Association says more than 7000 acres will be planted with tomatoes in Utah this season, signaling strong crop expectations for the state.
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Ogden
Utah
George Shorten
Utah Canners Association
Nephi Front to Be Reconstructed at Juab Stake Tabernacle
A modern front is planned for reconstruction at the Juab Stake tabernacle in Nephi. The project aims to update the building while preserving its community role and historical character.
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NEPHI
Juab Stake Tabernacle
Proposal for auditorium armory at Armory site Salt Lake
A proposal requests building an auditorium and armory on the current Armory site at Fourth East and Second South streets in Salt Lake City. The plan envisions a combined facility to serve public gatherings and military needs, pending approval.
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Salt Lakid
Fourth East
Second South Streets
Cedar Mercantile Co May Change Hands in Salt Lake City
Cedar City area trade firm Cedar Mercantile Company faces a potential ownership transfer in Salt Lake City as plans move forward. Local officials and stakeholders await details on the proposed deal and its impact on operations and employment.
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Cedar Ciktyy
Cedar Mercantile Company
Salt Lake City
Highland Drive Widening Project Details Announced
Roy Barlow and Son begin construction on a service station and image area at the Main Street junction as part of widening Highland Drive. The work marks a key phase in the roadway upgrade and affects traffic flow in the area.
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Highland Drive
Roy Barlow and Son
Aimage
Main Street
Bids Opened for 15 Mile Parley Canyon Gravel Highway Project
Bids were received for paving a 15 mile section of the highway from the Salt Lake County line at Parley’s Canyon head to the Wasatch County line on the road to Heber City. The project covers graveling and improvements along the route.
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Salt Lake
CTIY
Salt Lake County
Parley’s Canyon
Wasatch County
Heber City
Water pipe lines extended on Sixth South street
Water main project in Springville extends from Ninth to Tenth streets south on Sixth South street. Crew work continues along the route with trenching, pipe laying, and backfilling scheduled to finish in coming weeks. Regular updates will follow as the utility advances.
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Springville
Tenth Streets
Leh Plans Underway to Repair City Streets
City officials announce ongoing efforts to repair multiple streets in Leh. Crews prioritize safety upgrades, resurfacing, and drainage improvements across key corridors to reduce traffic disruptions and extend road longevity.
Opitr Ophir Midland Mining Co Organizes Dig In District
Opitr Ophir Midland Mining Co is organized to develop a tract of mineral land in the local mining district, signaling a formal start to prospecting and potential extraction activities. The move indicates ongoing investment in resource extraction within the district and may affect local employment and land use.
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OPITR
Ophir Midland Mining Co
Springville Seeks Bids for Power Plant Equipment
Bids are being received for furnishing equipment for the construction of a power plant in Springville. The process invites suppliers to submit proposals outlining their gear and pricing for the project scope and timeline.
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Springville
Midgley Receives Permit for Lester Park Miniature Golf
Ogden T J Midgley was issued a permit to operate a miniature golf course in Lester Park, marking official approval for the recreation venture. The approval enables the business to establish a course in the park setting under local regulations.
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OGDEN
T J Midgley
Lester Park
Murray Bids Opened for Paving Wasatch Avenue Center Street
Bids were opened for a paving project covering Wasatch Avenue Center Street and portions of Vine Street. The work aims to improve roadway surfaces and traffic flow in the area. Officials anticipated contract awards to qualified bidders following a review.
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Murray
Wasatch Avenue
Center Street
Vine Street
Wooden Repairing Underway Of Paved Streets In City North
Paving work is underway in the northern part of the city with repairs on the main streets. Crews are replacing damaged sections and resurfacing to improve traffic flow and safety for residents and businesses.
Salt Lake City Award For State Road Mulching Contract
A contract for mulching 44 miles of state roads in Salt Lake Tooele and Summit counties has been awarded to J C Compton. The award covers roads in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas as part of county highway maintenance.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Utah
Tooele
Summit Counties
J C Compton
Plans for Midvale electric grading and landline plant
Plans and specifications are being prepared for the construction of an electric grading and landline plant at Midvale. The project outlines equipment layout, trenching, and utility integrations. A timeline and funding details are yet to be announced by project officials.
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Midvale
Bids Sought for South High School Construction
Salt Lake City announces bids will be received June 9 for the construction of the South High School project.
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Salt Lake City
Riverton Second Ward Chapel Improvement Plan Announced
The AMVSTON Group reveals groundwork for upgrades to Riverton Second Ward chapel facilities. Officials cite phased construction to minimize disruption while enhancing accessibility and space for community events.
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Amvston
Riverton
Second Ward
Salt Like City Morgan Motor Company Petition for Ford Dealership
Sugar House district residents and officials report Morgan Motor Company seeks to become a Ford dealer. Petition filed amid city approvals and supply discussions.
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Morgan Motor Company
Bertan O
Ford Dealers
Sugar House
Paiing Project No 22 Nearing First East Street Completion
Project No 22 along First East Street advances toward completion as workers finish paving utilities and street lighting. Officials say the initiative improves traffic flow and neighborhood access while coordinating with nearby businesses.
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First East Street
Local district seeks road near new bridge on Spanish Fork River
Spanish Fork area district proposes a roadway near the approach of a new bridge over the Spanish Fork River. The plan centers on acquiring surrounding acres for construction and access. Public input is requested for the route and land considerations.
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Spanish Fork
Spanish Fork River
East Laft City South Area Annexation Plan
The South area near East Laft City is slated for annexation, expanding the city by about 4000 residents. Officials say the move will bring municipal services and governance to the newly joined community.
Pichpield Park Planting and Road Gravel Bid Update
Trees and shrubs are planted for a city park. Bids were received for graveling 1012 miles of state road grade between Calton and Rolapp in Price Canyon.
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Pichpield
Calton
Rolapp
Price Canyon
Christensen Brothers Win Airport Culvert Contract
Richfield reports Christensen Brothers awarded a contract to build a 609 foot culvert through the local airport. The project approvals followed a bidding process, with the firm set to begin work next month and complete within the year.
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Richfield—Chrytensen Brothers
News Sold to Mr and Mrs A Saunders
A local paper reports the sale of the news business to new owners Mr. and Mrs. A Saunders. The transfer details the sale terms and confirms change of ownership effective immediately.
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Tulford— News
A @ Saunders
Lynnayl Mercantile Company Incorporation Noted
Local notice records the incorporation of the Lynnayl Mercantile Company to engage in trade and to operate a basic line of business in the field and surrounding territory. Further details not specified in the fragment.
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Lynndyl
Lynnayl Mercantile Company Incorporated
Basin Field
Terriory
Hisons Ladies Ready to Wear Sibom Opens in Salt Lake City
The Hibson Ladies Ready to Wear Sibom store opened at 67 South Main Street in Salt Lake City. The new shop offers women’s fashion and accessories with local shoppers invited to browse the latest styles.
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Salt Lake City
Hisons
South Main Street
Sealed bids due May 29 for Clear Creek school building
Bids will be received until May 29 for the construction of a school building in Clear Creek. Bidders must follow the specifications and submit in the designated bid format.
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Clear Creek
Thompson’s Machinery Arrives for Dry Valley Reduction Plan
Machinery from Thompson’s arrived for the International Vanadium Company’s reduction plan in Dry Valley. The move signals progress on the project as engineers assess site readiness and potential environmental impacts.
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Thompsons
International Vanadium Company
Dry Valley
Riot tale endsley motor comper purchased by martin peter
Fragmentary OCR notes show a clash labeled riot tale involving Dirk Endsley Motor Company and a sale or transfer to an entity or person named Martin Peter. Specific details including dates or locations are unreadable.
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Riot Teld
Dirk-Endsley Motor Comper
Martin Peterae
Kings Bury Hall on University of Utah Campus Dedication
A dedication ceremony marks the burial of Hall on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City as part of a project totaling 775 000 dollars. Leaders and donors attend.
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Salt Lake City
Kingsbury
University of Utah
Park City Parkes Uncovered Free Congo Ores
Fragmentary report notes uncovering Congo ore shipments and Parkes locality hints. Not enough readable details to confirm dates names or figures.
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Park City
Parkes “City
Congo Free
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Vwafser Cemetery
Ust
Brutal Musbind
John
Johnny
Ordah
Coalville
Echo Dam
Provo
Utah-Wasatch
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Salina
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Bilding
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Ferron—Cheese Factory
Layton
Garland
Garland Theatre
Syracuse
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