Cartoonist Hitt Exhibition Drawings Visit Ogden
Ogden residents view original drawings by America's foremost caricaturists on display at a Norman That shop on Twenty-fifth Street. The works, owned by New York Globe cartoonist G Q Hitt, are being shown during his Ogden visit and will remain on view through Saturday evening. Meanwhile Seattle news notes the Phillies club has telegraphed trade offers for Thorpe and others to Pacific Coast league Seattle club.
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America
Norman
Straat
Ogden
Hitt
New York Globe
Hilt
Americas
New York Iman
Thid Fisher
George Alex Manos
Glalro Briggs
F. Fox
George Merrimian
Ov Bil
Mei Li
Thorpe
Seattle
Wash
Ang
Phitmielubla Club
Nelonaktoa
Seattle Clul
Pacific Coast League
Sim Thorpe
Que
Lyle Tighee
Witcher
TU Canningham
Helder
Tecal Feu
I Hecho
Ladey
Tecal
Teday du Tale Aeilen
le Tiation
Rev Mellinger to Be Pastor of Dem Church
Rev Mellinger from Ashland Oregon expected in Uns city Friday August 20 to take pastorship at Flint Christian church. He is praised for sermons faithful to the Book and constructive, with prior work as mission superintendent in Monterey Mexico and service in Ashland. He will preach at 24th and Madigan at eleven Sunday morning.
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Winn Mellinger
Ankland
Oregon
Nestor
Flint
F. Swander
Disciples of Hilit
Mellincer Ison
Ogden
Mellinger
Ashland
Monterey
Mex
Teo
Christian Woman's Board of Misssions
Ile
Opening of the Vaudeville Season At the Orpheum
The Orpheum opened its vaudeville season with a lively show headlined by Kajiyanit and an ace calligraphy act. Performers included Hager and Goodwin with a full song program and a variety of dancers, comedians, and musical acts, ending with a short film reel.
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The
Orpheum
Hhues
Kajiyanit
Queatlona
Hager
Goodwin
Mitte
Alora
Thite
Hele
Pearance
Tie Brewit
Gilda
Vernon Caille
Q Monroe
Grant
Misa Prtton
Yinds
Rooney
Imebera
Lawrences
Edwards
Teenie Pictures
Disease in the American Army
Dr H W Nelson, former officer in the Medical corps at Camp Meade, spoke to the Rotary Club about medical progress in the army. He cited declines in typhoid, smallpox, and venereal disease, praised moral training for reducing social disease, and noted high infection rates among recruits but lower rates upon discharge.
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H.W. Nelson
Medical Corpn
Camp Meade
Rotary Club
Wuhrer Club
Wny
Sill Jury Minoritiee
Saldiera
Ogden
Fragmentary Notable Text on State Rankings and Tases
Readable fragments indicate a ranking among states with Oregon and Idaho leading, followed by others. The snippet discusses Balt Lake and tases in a vague order, mentioning a fiftieth item and a comparison to the union.
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Balt Lake
Oregon
Idaho
Temporary Order Aids Livestock Houses in Chicago
Federal Judge Sanborn issued a temporary injunction preventing the Secretary of Agriculture and other officials from revoking the licenses of seven Chicago livestock commission houses. They face charges under the wartime act of June 1918 for feeding livestock in transit and before sale to the pickers at cost. The government alleges the commission houses profit from this service while the houses argue the bookkeeping system cannot track costs accurately.
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Chicago
Sanborn
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Eeven
Chicago Livestock Comission Houses
Conni Slon
Mutual Improvement drives in Weber and Ogden areas
Mutual Improvement associations in Weber North Weber and Ogden plan September membership drive as part of a statewide effort. The drive will use ward addresses and posters by organizers and teachers to reach parents in local communities. Preparations are under way for the state convention at Weber College on Sunday September 28.
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Mutual Improvement Associations
Weber
North Weber
Ogden
Weber College
Forest Fires Rage Across Montana and Idaho
MISSOULA Mont Aug 27 Firefighters from the federal forest service mobilized about a thousand men to battle wildfires across Montana and northern Idaho. The Deep Creek blaze threatened the Bitterroot, with a one mile wide sheet of flame spanning five miles. Despite troop deployments and civilian recruits, officials feared flames would outrun efforts unless weather and conditions change.
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Missoula
Mont. Ann
Federal Forest Service
Montana
Idaho
Vali
Forest Service
Che
Mon le
Deep Creek
New Scale of Prices for 1919 Grades of Wheat
Minneapolis Minn Aug. A revised price scale for the 1919 wheat crop was announced by James W. Tavis Wood of the United States grain commission and pushed by the trading hour of the Me Ocak chamber of contine to take effect September 2. Doug Fairbanks in A Modern Musketeer at the Cozy last times today. Coming tomorrow an all star program Tom Mix Marie Walcamp and Harald Lloyd.
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Minneapolrs
Minn
Aug
James WT
Tavis
Woad
United States Grain
Doug Fairbanks
Tom Mix
Marie Walcamp
Harald Lloyd
Elimination of Land on Caribou Forest Proclaimed
A presidential proclamation signed by Wilson ends 12400 acres of Caribou Forest land. The action classifies land for agricultural use and redraws boundaries, opening the area to entry after proper court process. The surface notes indicate large public attendance at the “Masque of Life” at the Utah Theatre.
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Caribiu
Wilson
Worl
Serregan
Manelhat
Utah Theatre
Henry Miller and Bunce Bate Tonight at the Orpheum
The Orpheus theater hosts Henry Miller and Blanche Dates in Mollere the outable play by Philip Moeller, a Broadway success. Miller as Maliere and Dates as Madame de Montespan headline a lavish production with special music. room for dramatic swagger and period costumes. Also advertising Tou for Three at the Orpheum with Arthur Byron, Frederick Perry, and Elsa Ryan, a witty comedy likened to Shaw in dialogue and ideas.
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Henry Miller
Blanche
Moliere
Palais Royal
Madame de Montespan
Lauvre
Tou
Selwyn and Company
Orpheum Theatre
Arthur Byron
Frederick Perry
Elsa Ryan
Rol Copper Megrue
Shaw
Mr. Byron
Agasons
Sin Fransdyce
New York
Gale Spena Folay
aAdy
New Plan For Railroads To Be Operated United
Judge George W. Anderson proposes a federal railway company with eminent domain power to form a single national carrier. The plan blends government and private ownership with labor representation on the board and service at cost, protected bondholders, and stockholder incentives, aiming to stabilize rates and efficiency while preserving existing assets.
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Waliington
Une
Ceorge W. Anderson
United States District Court
Boxlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hs House Interstate Commerce Committee
Can Yany
Idge Anderson
Interstate Commerce
Vange Andurzon
Khalid
Jude Anderson
Reward Not Offered for Villa's Head in Mexico Crisis
Ambiguity surrounds a proposed reward for Villa's head as reports from the Meylean embassy claim the offer was publicized in American papers. Officials in Missouri advocate aid for capture while President Fopen faces a veto, governors resist, and an embassy treks to negotiate without confirming any bounty.
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Carranza Bal
Tewol
Brayelsea
Myresident
Uhilwater
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Fedey
Blanche Bates
Liberty Theatre
X. ‘World
Z. Bus
WN. F. Eye
Kalin EO
Rev. Mellinger
DEM Church
Sociegy
Bunce Bate
Villa
Oxter
Olen
LM Novelty ON Earth
Grand Rapids
Richmond
Ind
Mackinge
London
George
Queen Mary
Logland
Hyde Park
Berlin
Willilart
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