All Motor Roads Lead to the Fair
J I Horne state fair manager plans to disperse traffic to multiple routes during exposition week. Drivers are urged to use Second or Fourth South to Seventh West and north to stay on paved roads, reducing reliance on the North Temple viaduct. The board thanks Salt Lake City street department for improving fair routes as heavy traffic is anticipated October 8 to 8. Salt Lake Traction will assist in handling crowds during the city’s fall week.
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North Temple Viaduct
J. I. Horne
Seventh West Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Traction Company
Information Bureau at Utah State Fair Volunteers
Information bureau will operate inside east entrance by Salt Lake Commercial club during Utah State Fair Week October 8. Boy Scouts will assist pilots guiding visitors to exhibits and answering questions. Free booklets on scenic and industrial Utah to be distributed. For sale school paper ruled and punched call 36-tf.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Elegant and Useful Blouse Pattern in Bright Crepe
A description outlines a chic blouse pattern in bright henna shade crepe de chine. It features white stitching, white crepe facing on sleeves and neck, and a collar that can be worn open to reveal the face with a plein vent neckline. Also mentions office typewriting sheets.
Naples ward wood hauling annual service outing
The Naples ward men spend a day and night in the hills cutting and hauling thirteen loads of cedar to supply the ward and ward house. Led by Bishop Fuller Remington the event grows each year with more volunteers and a camp night of stories songs and supper. The return evening features a large community repast and entertainment for all ages.
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Naples Ward
Cedars Jn
Ward
Bishop Fuller Remington
Naples
Hargé
The
Express
L. Thorne
Long Wood
A Fine Old Home Paper Tune A Fine Old English Gentleman
A nostalgic piece extolling the charm of the local home town paper despite imperfect print, with verses lamenting changing times and small town life. It contrasts old newspapers with city magazines and notes social snippets about neighbors, weddings, and local doings.
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Tune
Gentleman
Primie
Dania Kenton Story of a Scout in Kentucky Legend
The article recalls Simon Kenton, Virginian scout in Dunmore’s war who crossed into Kentucky’s Dark and Bloody Ground. He endured eight capture attempts by Indians, survived being tied to a horse and nearly burned, and fled to Detroit before returning to Kentucky where he died in 1798.
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Dania
Boone
Annals of
Kentucky
Simon Kenton
Kenton
Lord Dunmore
Ohio
Tity
Injun Pass
Zanesfield
Simon Girty
Deat
Logan
Detroit
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Warner’s
Rust
Liberty Bell Bank
Uintah State Bank
Smith
Jones
Chum
Jack Wilteey
Johnson
Geo. E. Wray
Senate
Elsen
Western Newspaper Union
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