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- The First Really Romantic Kiss of the Scriptures
- A Spider's Appetite
- About Certain Words
- Counterfeit Victoria Crosses
- The Cid Stair Carpet
- Animals in Winter Quarters
- Curiosity of Birds
- Irish Village of Baltimore
- Both Won and Lost
- The Strain of Work
- Utah State News
- Product of the American Cow
- Coins Fortune from Pennles
- Invention of Panama Indians
- Many Burled in One Grave
- British Army Conquests
- Monarch Discovered Gentian
- Thought He Was Arrested
- The Old-Time "Nanna"
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- Welsh Women Ride Astride
- Oldest Tortoise
- Dishonest Asylum Officials
- One of Nature's Oddities
- Gaelic Hockey
- Use for Spurious Coina
- Bible Comes First
- Lesson for Women
- Leather Trunks Long Used
- Woman Bent on Vengeance
- Various Kinds of Days
- Buffalo Chased Motor Cycle
- Forced into Slavery
- Moffat Lets Third Contract
- Girls Imitate Carrie Nation
- Army to be Reorganized
- Battle with Bandits
- Power in Waterfalls
- The Thinking Cap
- Arch Enemy of Milton
- [Untitled]
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- Page 5
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- A Suggestive Amendment
- Dead Man Makes Trouble
- The Bow of Orange Ribbon
- Kentuckians Are Looking for Trouble
- Tried for Burning Man at Stake
- Call on All Nations
- Manchus Will Ask Aid of the Foreign Powers
- American Minister Stoned
- On to Mukden
- Tired of Lynchings
- Local News
- Smelter Destroyed
- Girls Meet Horrible Death
- Fifty-Four Killed
- Northwest Notes
- Page 6
- A Constructive Play
- Fishing Trick
- A Devoted Cat
- Home-Made Traps
- Two Lively Contests
- A Geographical Game
- Barrel Swing
- A Peaceful Family
- Blind Boys' Football
- A Neat Parlor Trick
- Wardrobe of Mr. Dog
- Boys and Girls
- Anthracite Coal Production
- Hotel Lacking in Felicties
- Catching a Crowd
- No Carriages for Them
- Self-Protection
- A Talking Book
- Cater to 2,000th Student
- Beavers Cut off Water for Engines
- Only One in the World
- The Threatened Danger
- Making the Desert to Bloom
Tooele Transcript Bulletin | 1904-09-30 | Page 1 | To My Native City
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1904-09-30 |
| Paper | Tooele Transcript Bulletin |
| Language | eng |
| City | Tooele |
| County | Tooele |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s60z8fn3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60z8fn3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | To My Native City |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1904-09-30 |
| Paper | Tooele Transcript Bulletin |
| Language | eng |
| City | Tooele |
| County | Tooele |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | TO MY NATIVE CITY 0 loved and fail I 1 nature keeps you in lier her ewe care to lo my mind you often seeni like U that 1 at home hoine of oc wh which aph vt tie e dream r Or orchard chardi gardens fields and town hills looking down U jhoil art best beet home homa town towa of the vesta st arx c IT happy appy children come and go where the rippling at tow flow orchards cool with shade so BO deep I 1 1 liu you from tho the ummer orner ur hoat thore the birds a wild ud busy bees sing their amid the fredi while the cajayon breezes sweet ama ke your homes a joy complete t seasons earons come and seasons go pring time rowers flowers and winters snow an 0 wi r ituk you koep your beauty still BUU lla like a a I 1 on tit the e hill t watching oer the plains below r and tho the old lakes gentle flow making ch a picture rare rara ahat no other can compare violet B johnson |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60z8fn3/20517786 |