Sharman Loses To Wrestling Sheriff In Union Bout
In a Union mat event on September 30 1927 Sharman the masked wrestler faced Sheriff Smith alias the Notor Cox. Smith won the first fall with a Turkish Toward and the last with a double wrist lock after a brief second fall cancellation. Promoter James vows to bar Albert from Salt Lake City south end wrestling and will not feature outside light men.
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Palos
Syrenice Saith
Union Mat
Union
Smith
Shareuit
Deseret Gym
Sharman
Notorcox
Jack Smith
Qiberts
Albert
James
Salt Lake
Coynty
Wen
Clarence Smith
Perry Lund
Demond
Julian
Carl Stephenhagen
Merl Christensen
Stephen Strilish
John Anderson
Notorios
Wrestling match highlights and results at Union arena
Mr James praises Hy Sharman as a top 140 pounder but notes he struggles against opponents 20 pounds heavier. Horace Burgon and Floyd add 4 curtain rafely. Two Lovendahl boys finish the show with one against Cimiin. Ladies will be admitted free here after at the Union wrestling matches.
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Mr. James
Hy Sharman
Horace Burgon
Floyd
Lovendahls
Cimiin
Union
Locals note shifts in town routines and events
A string of brief local items reports A Shakespear selling hot dogs on chilly mornings Charles A Howard plans to move to Salt Lake City residence 178 N Street this winter William Townsend attended a wrestling match at Union Friday night Mr Spencer dislikes rain during hay drying with fifteen acres cut October brings duck hunting replacing fish yarns West 48th South Street gains new power plant scenery Murray showing improvement Up-To-Date Bakeries decorate for Halloween Goblins theme Rocky Mountain Packing mission hosts employee dance at Murray High School Gymnasium this week
Good Hobo Can Make 12 to 15 Per Day
Prof W B Stailey, ex Vale resident and former hobo, recounts his ten years in the lifestyle at a Rotary club dinner. He suggests the simplest earnings come from a red bale and a harddick story, noting the ease of living on the road but criticizing housewives for feeding cake and pie while hobos seek bread and shelter.
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Sritall
W. B. Stailey
Vale
Anthony Litre
Rotary Club
Desert ships and camel fuel tale in a curious report
In Sydney Nova Scotia a humorous note reflects on modern ships and a plane circling Australia. The piece contrasts fuel logistics with camels sent to remote outposts. It reads like a lighthearted slice of travel era wit.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Desert
Australia
Oil as locomotive fuel early US use described in 1870
The article notes an early experiment in the United States where oil was used to fuel an eight‑wheel locomotive. Conducted by the Central Pacific Railroad in Sacramento, California, the test involved burning oil brought from the Atlantic coast in the firebox, as coal remained a competing fuel.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Central Pocitte Miliread
Calif
Atlantic
Agriculture Exhibits to Surpass All Previous Displays at State Fair
The Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City runs October 1, featuring the 40th annual agricultural and horticulture exhibition. County fairs statewide, including Wasatch Heber August 16 17 and Davis Farmington August 31, showcase fruit, grain, and vegetable displays.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wasatch County
Heber
Weber County
Ogden
Davis County
Farmington
Bevier County
Mie
Juah County
Nephi
Summit County
Coelville
Brigham Pearh Day
Wrigham Cry
Teesle Coats Teele
Morgen County
Maven
Npele County
Mant
Cash County
Preve
Boselder County
Treiston
Ceousty
Logan
Narcissus Bulbs Must Be Chilled Before Sunlight
Instructions advise growers to keep narcissus bulbs and hulls in a dark cool place for a week before planting in sunlight. Without this rest period the bulbs will produce foliage early and refuse to bloom.
Moral lines blur for thoughtful men in tense events
A fragment from the Biante Journal notes that a thoughtful man cannot align with either side of a moral event without becoming complicit to a degree. The statement implies moral ambiguity and the risk of shared guilt in conflicted situations.
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Hie Biante Journal
Fragmented OCR Nonsense From Local Page Card
The text appears as garbled OCR with stray phrases about a refrigerator, taxes, a senate, and everyday items. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete events to form a coherent news item or notice.
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Charles A. Howard
N Street
William Townsend
West 48Th South Street
Murray
The
Rocky Mountain Packing Cor
Mission
Murray High School
Parley Harman
Murray City
R. J. Fry
Dodge & Graham
South State
Dodge
Salt Lake House
R. J. Fry, Inc
Eagle
Senate
Hele
Tay
August Gehring
Tel. Murray
Hill Ave
Brinton Electric Co
Aginits
Acetylene
Albert Marriott
Midvale Bakery
Midvale
Gustav A. Weller
Bergen’s
South State Street
Murray, Utah
Castle Gate