Large Verdict for Byron Moves
The jury awarded Byron Mayes through his guardian $4,000 in a second trial against Ogilven Sewer Pipe and Clay Co. The plaintiff, about 15, lost his right arm in a crushing accident caused by a leaner in the company's plant. Attorneys Henderson and MacMillan represented the plaintiff. CG. 8. Varian defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Mayes
Ogilén Sewer Pipe and Clay Company
If Casa
Henderson & MacMillan
Varian
Beowan Beowave Railroad Fatal Sees 19 Year Old Laborer Die
In Ogden a 19 year old laborer F Bachle employed on a Beowan railroad work train was crushed when the train jerked forward while he stood between two box cars. He died en route to hospital after an inquest. His family, residents of Los Banos California, requested burial there.
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Ogden
F. Bach
Beowane
Ile
Battle Mountain
San Francisco
Wintemuc
Fairyland's Bazaar displays for Christmas gift season
The end show windows feature Swiss embroidered doilies center pieces and pin cushions with prices from 35 cents. Three stores promote a festive interior with Swiss crafts, Teveriffe lace doilies and fruit shaped pincushions, inviting customers to view the holiday collection andshop for gifts.
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Fairyland’s Bazaar
Shimmering Silks at New Lower Prices for Economy
Bombay introduces all silk lining 19 inches wide in blue green rose pink and black. Previously 50c a yard, now reduced to 28c starting tomorrow, offering cut prices for all buyer needs.
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Bombay
Sille Ik
Seasonable sale on children's bonnets and caps
A seasonable reduction attracts buyers with child silk poke bonnets featuring rouletted ruffles and baby ribbons in red navy blue and brown, sizes 11 to 16. Also offered is a bonnet silk cap with loulba trim in navy blue and red, sizes 13 to 13. Sale terms unclear but emphasizes discounted children’s headwear.
Electrical Workers Ball a Social and Financial Success
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No 316 held its second annual ball at Diguan's Dancing Academy with about five hundred attendees. Manager D P Dignan led an enlarged ten-piece orchestra, decorations drew praise, and a moonlight waltz staged with colored lights drew encores. President Gray and committees organized reception, floats, and decorations, contributing to a memorable, well received event.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Diguan
Megabery
Lodge
Edixon
Ubemaelves
D. P. Dignan
Academy
Dignan
Gray
George Stoddard
Marry Hill
Newman
J. Fetke
Harry Will
Jackson
Distinguishing a Good Thing from an Album in Ads
Fragmentary reader note questions the difference between a good item and an album seen in an advertisement. The message asks for clarity on distinguishing quality items in promotional content.
Binford and Casey Visit Salt Lake For Baseball Outlook
William Binford manager of the Fast Fear'n Ordin team and Pearl Casey Ogden's second baseman arrived in Salt Lake City with Casey visiting for the first time in over a year. The Herald reports on their day spent renewing acquaintances and assessing the baseball outlook for the coming season.
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Williams Binford
Casey
Pearl Parnes
Sit Lake Herald
Gay
Salt Lake
Books A large list of children's books in bright colors
A partial catalog lists children's books in bright colors with priced editions. It mentions story books for young people and travel and fiction volumes in various prices, reflecting a varied selection from a 0c to 60c range.
Games and Toys Featured in Local Fair Display
Display boards showcase games including Tiddly Winks and Shecker board, with prices around 50 cents to 60 cents. Other items listed include table croquet sets and glass balls. The exhibit promises varied amusements for children and adults alike.
Santa Claus alters proclamation plans for Wright’s Stores
A spoofed holiday note claims Santa Claus will set up headquarters at Wright’s Three Stores due to reader demand. It notes reindeer delays and hints at a Salt Lake auto arrival, with a toy list showing prizes from 25 to 75 cents and dolls, doll houses, and furniture as Christmas options for children.
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Santa Claus
Wright
Calientes 'Fort
Salt Lake
Christmas letters to Santa Claus to aid his list
Instructions urge children to write letters to Santa Claus, mailed by next Saturday night to Santa Claus Press Agent iCare Wrights Ogden Utah. Letters printed Tuesday evening in Standard, agent will mail Santa a copy so he can prepare his toy list upon arrival.
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Santa Claus
Standard
Santa Clause
Santa Clauss
Coast league plans strong for next season
Casey, last season with Sacramento, says the coast league will keep the sound country and include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland in the south and Portland, Seattle, Tacoma in the north. Binford notes Ogden seeks to join any formed league and is ready when called. Fans in Junction City want good baseball and will pay.
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Casey
Sacramento
California
Los Angeles
Dn Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Mhinford
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake
Binford
Junction City
Rinfords
Ogden Merchants Guard Against Professional Shoplifters
Members of the Merchants Protective Association of Ogden plan stepped up protection during the holiday season. Stores will employ extra guards to deter thieves who travel city to city, aiming to steal valuable goods as crowds flood shops.
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OGDEN
Birger Emporium
Ani
Merchants’ Protective Association of Ogden
Stanley S Stevins buys Commercial Electric Co business address
Stanley S Stevens has purchased the Commercial Electric Co business and now operates at 2279 Wash Ave. He invites old patrons to visit his location where a full line of fixtures is offered. The firm promotes special in house wiring prices and discounts on electric door bells. Remember 2279 Wash.
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Stanley S.stevens
Commercial Electric Co
Wash
Ave
Officers of K C T M Elected at Ogden Tent Review
At a regular tent review of Ogden tent No 24 K O W M last evening the following officers were elected Commander Ww W Davis Lieutenant Commander T W Malaey Record keeper F F Bond Finance keeper P W Gamer Chaplain N Jd Peterson Sergeant Hi D Brighton
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Ogden Tent No
Ww. W. Davis
T. W. Malaey
F. F. Bond
P. W. Gamer
Peterson
Brighton
Biblical phrase debate cited in reader letter
A reader questions the attribution of a biblical quote about a nation being born in a day. The letter notes the Bible does not contain that exact wording and contrasts it with a nearer phrase about a nation being born at once.
Bible Myths and World Civilizations Collide in Scholar View
Professor Max Able in Sarpor a Magazines notes that many phrases attributed to the Bible are not there and cites Sterne and a 1594 French proverb as sources while pondering how American civilizations in Peru could have advanced independently without European influence.
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Sterne
Dveryborg
Curious candle experiment with moving flame
When the cante burns low and a large wick remains, blow it out. A dense smoke rises. A second candle placed at the far end of the smoke causes the flame from the lit candle to travel to the just blown out one, resembling lightning. The test can be repeated by relighting and blowing out the candle.
Tax on marriage tariff at Bombay hotel shocks guests
A leading Bombay hotel maintains a tax on marriage with revised tariffs. A single gentleman or lady is charged 5 rupees daily while a married couple is billed 7 rupees each. No explanation is provided for this regulation.
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Bombay
Theater Box Office Exchange Sparks Audience Talk
An observer notes a smooth faced man approaching the theater box office and being invited in as he jokes about seeking audiences. The scene hints at a planned audience for the theater event without detailing names or dates.
Cutting It Short
A hostess asks how long the guest can stay and the visitor replies he must leave for the first train home after arranging his trunk at the depot. The exchange captures a curt, formal tone in a brief, anecdotal moment from the Chien record-Herald.
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Chien reecord-Herald
Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
A historic ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured case. It cites J J Cheney as trustworthy and lists wholesalers Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal cure through blood and mucous membranes and offers testimonials and price details.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. J. Cheney
Mesa
Bse Trusx
Toedo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Nfail
Eagles unveil season’s top variety show
The event features 50 30 new jokes songs and 150 laughs in 150 minutes. A first-class and up-to-date minstrel show promises twenty special features including vocal and instrumental numbers. Watch for the big street parade led by Thatcher with 30 pieces.
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Byron Moves
Young
Beowave
F. Bachle
Fesidents
Los Banos, California
Show Window
Jhus
Eebabana
Anaka
Arian
Electrical Workers' Ball
Schilling
William Binford
Thi
Tiddley
Gta
Sun
Gamgars
Shecker
S.re
Aan
Gide
iCare
K.C.T.M
South America
Hallstadt
la Tene
Egypt
Solomon
Peru
America
Max Able
Sarpor'a
Eagles
Grand Opera House
PTATI
Beitman Bros
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