Thanksgiving Proclamation Issued by Utah Governor 1910
The Vernal Express notes Governor William Spry proclaims Thanksgiving Day on November 24, 1910. It urges Utahns to observe public services of gratitude, praising peace health and plenty, and honoring divine protection and guidance.
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William Spry
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Salt Lake City
Will'am Spry
Tingey
Editorial musings on politics sports band and public order
A scattered editorial snippet contemplates political forgiveness and a claim by Walter Wellman about aviation credentials. It notes Teddy’s subdued commentary and a Georgian’s marriage quandary. It critiques the Commercial Club, urges support for a municipal band, and questions arrest cleanups and youth dangers in football. It contrasts fall death tolls with prize fighting debates.
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New Haven Connecticut
Local Business Holds Steady Amid Valley Markets
The Ashley Valley sees speculative talk on conditions yet crops remain strong and residents fear few opportunities in cities while many seek stable country districts. Citizens claim no need to worry about finances as they stay self supporting.
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Ashley Valley
Noise at Opera House Drowns Out Evening Performance
A rowdy crowd at the Opera House Saturday night disrupted the show as many attendees could not hear the music or follow the stage dialogue. The report urges that talkers and the noisy should stay home to let others enjoy the performance.
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Winter Social Season Plans T:
The coming cold season offers time for study social duties and home tasks. An active schedule includes the Academy concert Wednesday night readings at the Opera House weekly dances private affairs and church work.
Accident at Automobile Race Sparks Public Outcry
A fragmented report condemns automobile race accidents and the risk to citizens. It argues racing dangers harm bystanders and calls for stricter safety measures and public accountability for events.
My Neighbors Wits The Farce Comed at Veeral Oper
A local farce titled My Neighbor's Wife was staged by the theater group, presenting a lively comedy scene with witty dialogue and misadventures. The cast delivered bright performances, drawing a gathered audience to the neighborhood venue.
Somerton Players Stage Busy Dramatic Rehearsal
A detailed account of the Somerton theatre group performing roles in a complex play. The article notes actors like Visla Pay and Mrs May Slenderson delivering strong performances, with Mr Crown and Mr Smith characters drawing audience interest. Rehearsals, costume work, and stage movements are described as the cast impressively handles scenes of intrigue and confrontation.
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Grown
Smith
Somerton
Switterton
Brown
A Somerton
Mr. Smith
Must Crown
Visla
Ura Seiten
Dal
Mr Siowi
Tehkin
Chas Popa
Vernilk
Poultry Feeding Tips For Hens In Cold Weather
Practical advice for poultry keepers on winter care. It covers feeding density, protein sources, and supplements like meat scraps and crushed oyster shells. It warns against crowding 150 birds in one house and stresses warmth, drafts, and proper housing to maintain flock health.
Lost Auction Items and Rally Notice at Opera House
Item descriptions include a large team with wagon and harness for sale or trade. Viewable at Perry Bingham farm or in quira at Leader 1815. A white lace trimmed item and a rally notice at the Republican event in Opera House. Auction address and contact at this office.
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Perry Bingham Farm
Leader
Opera House
Roward
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