Utah News Roundup From Vernal to Ogden
Utah communities report a string of incidents and developments. Leh women form a civic lab. Layton plans water projects. Ogden advances anti gambling efforts. Tooele restaurant fire follows gasoline stove blast. Aurora fire destroys meeting house and town hall. Uintah county road extension to Vernal proposed. Silver City resident James Moffitt dies by suicide. antelope elk sightings noted. Salt Lake City bar robbery yields $25. Kayesville accident injures child. Salt Lake cafe patron dies of heart failure. Green County boy burned by powder explosion. Weber County plans fuel aid for poor. Jordan River area duck infection cleanup. Kaysville factory pays $16,000 to tomato farmers. hotel Utah strike prompts union walkout. Price businessmen seek land office move. state map planning proceeds. hunter vs bear tabasco anecdote. Samuel L. Adams dies by self-inflicted gunshot amid financial worry.
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Leh
Laytona
Betterment League of
Ogdenag
Gambing
Junction City
Tooele Myan
Ogden
Charled M. Brough
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Salo
Aurora
Mack, Cole
Dragon
Utah
Uintah
James Moffitt
Silver City
Ipporta
Fish and Game
Ranker
Kayaylile
Pocatello
Ida
Charles Neck
Greenville
Cache County
Weber County
Atute Fish and Game Department
Jordan River
Salt Lake County
Kaysville
Kayslie
Firmington
Juryton
New Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Guildfng Trades Council
Price
Vernal
Trce
Ealt Lake Land Office
Utah Conservation Commission
Samuel L. Adams
St. George
Provo
Multiple Global Disasters and Notable Deaths Reported
A wide range of incidents from across the globe are noted, including the death of fireman Mike Veiring in Great Falls Montana, aviator Stalph Johnstone in Denver, and various other fatalities. Also reported are political donations, legal cases, and international events such as Japan China tensions, riots in Puebla Mexico, and a fleet voyage to European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Mike Veiring
Great Palls
Mont
Electric Company
Stalph Johnstone
Overland Park Aviation Field
Denver
Charles Moore
Vierce
Cole
Los Angeles
C. Y Henry
Seattle
Titzjames McCarthy
Mr#mac
Poonia
Arizona
Kidney Pain Cure Promoted by Mrs Morris
Mrs M C Morris of 646 Pacific Ave Alameda California recalls twelve years of kidney trouble with back ache and painful secretions. After fifteen physicians failed, Dean's Kidney Pills yielded relief at once and fully cured her with continued use. For sale by all dealers 60 cents a box. Tester Wilburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deans
M. C. Morris
Pacific Ave
Alameda
Cal
Dean
Dean's
Tester Wilburn Co
Buffalo
Great Occasions Teeth Sale Raises Questionable Use
A quirky exchange recalls a purchase of dental work for twenty dollars. The buyer questions wearing the teeth daily while the vendor, referred to as Doc in the dialogue, responds to the concern with a mix of humor and insistence. The scene reflects a humorous fragment from a Great Occasions item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TytePhyst
Scott
Doc
Papes Diapepsin Relieves Indigestion Fast
If meals upset your stomach with heartburn gas or a lump in the stomach Papes Diapepsin promises relief within five minutes. The 60 cent case claims to prevent fermentation digest food as if the stomach were not there and cure dyspepsia indigestion gastritis and related issues.
Sweetest Success in Rewards of Defying Advice
The exchange notes that the sweetest success comes from choosing actions that oppose friends counsel. The dialogue frames personal achievement as the reward for independent decision making.
Youthful Wisdom and a Capital Letter Tale
A four year old sends a letter to his father bearing only a capital. The boy hopes it will prompt friends to note his age and his bold stroke. A judge reflects that the days of chivalry are past as a lady visits the office and decorum is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Oakland
Marie Brown
Gertie Divis
Moren
Maricopa
Cal
Sacarmento
Duqueen
Ark
John Ford
Leila Ford
William Nichols
Cowling
Pettit's Eye Salve Ad Promises Quick Relief
Pettit's Eye Salve offered for 25 cents claims to ease tired congested and inflamed eyes with quick relief. Ad lists druggists at Howard Street in Buffalo New York and mentions an inspector named Coord Inch who enjoys visiting people unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit
Lloward Lies
Buffalo
N.Y
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Yeon AL
Vernal Express Publishing Co
Eran
Utah State News
Myron Crippen
Et MW Crippen
London
Belle Tgiiere
Suchards
Eeter Pauls
Pottsville
Frank Mtchell
John E. McCall
United States Circuit Court
Jackson
Tenn
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
National Grange
Atlantic City
N. J Thomas Baren
Drake County
Ohio
Charles
Wassill Wankowski
Andre Isnen
Thomas A Landregan
Jare YW Carrol
Lynn
Anna B. Hedge
New Mexico
New York City
Lewis
Dallas
Texas
Joseph D Bullock
MWW
van Dusen
Angel Island
Greystoke Castle
George Washington
New York
Washington
Taft
Panama Canal
Hawley W Whey
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Board of Trustees
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Amos Pinchot
Yin Chang
Manchuria
China
Russia
Japan
Puebla
Mexico
Francisco Madero
San Antonio
Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Gala
Portugal
Brazil
Oporto
Morocco
Spain
Rifle Association
Melbourne
Dudley
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
Ottawa
Tarl Grey
Tologano
Pairbanks
Alaska
Andrew Vachon
Pace
Torquay
England
Coord Inch
Carter
Dun & Boss
Roosevelt
Toit
High Commission Lake
Great Chance
Charles Scribner's Sons
Bad Rith Ave
California
Parker
Powell & Clement CO
the Great
Wiadfowl
Remington
Remington Arms CO
Broadway
Doalars Evecyetene
Standard Oil Company
Continental
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