Automobilie Show Promises Wide Range Of Motor Models
A historic autos show in Ogden will feature 42 models including wind driven concepts and Cadillac and Danker cars. Experts expect 1817 as banner year for the industry with Ford Orchand Oakland leading production. 6000 posters will advertise across southern Idaho and neighboring regions.
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Cadillac Agency
New York
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Oxden
Committee On Advertising
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Salt Lake
Provo
Dee Eccles
It Works Try It Tella for Corn Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone a quarter ounce to loosen corns and calluses with a few drops on the tender area. The compound allegedly relieves pain, dries into a sticky film, and lifts the corn without inflammation, claiming it could prevent deaths from abscesses and infection.
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Cincinnati
Businessman's Son a Robber in Multiple States
Kenyon G. Peters son, a 21 year old Chicagoan, confessed to robberies from Chicago to the Pacific coast. His alleged crimes include robbing a Northwestern railroad substation, holdups at a restaurant, and forging checks. Northwestern official F W Peterson notes uncertainty about motives despite Peters statements.
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Chicago
Kenyon G. Peterson
Peterson
Ans Reien
Elk Celebrate New Year at Ogden Club Event
A large Elk gathering welcomed the new year at the Ogden club on Grant Avenue. The event featured the Nelson Hawaiian Troubadours, a full buffet luncheon, extensive decor, and a program of waltzes and one steps. Committee members including Walter Herrick led planning for a night that extended past midnight with music, dancing, and a festive cabaret atmosphere.
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Grant Avenue
Ingom
Lillian ‘Thatcher
Trota
Orelhiess
Salt Lake City
WIRE CREW SET NEW RECORD FOR REPAIRING DEC 26 BREAKS
Western Union weather friendly days kept the lines in top order as Wire Chief Lerl Harris and a crew of twenty-a leaped to fix 376 breaks across thirteen miles between Corione and Kelton after sleet and freezing. They located 270 breaks and restored service by 5 p m. A second sweep found sleet breaks between Opden and Evanstoo. The day’s weather was bright with temperatures around twenty above zero after 48 hours of subzero.
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America
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Opden
Evanstoo
Theatres AT THE ORPHEUM Ogden Tonight Henry W Savage Presents
Henry W. Savage returns to Ogden with the dramatic production Every Woman and the allegorical play Every Woman’s Charm. The Orpheum presents a grand era of theater, with Fyerywoman representing Youth Beauty and Modesty, facing Conscience Truth and the forces of Flattery Wealth and Passion.
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Henry W. Savage
Ogden Jas
Orpheum Theatre
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Grider
Walter Crown
Ahe
Bn & Sermon
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Igrersbodr
Mise Shay Fong
Georgs Sydenhaw
Siise Jane Fachanan
Everywoman stage review lauds Miss Shay and cast
A long appreciative notice salutes the play Everywoman and its perform ers led by Susy Bay and Georg Sydenham with Miss Shay praised for beauty and acting. The piece highlights stage design, costumes, and an orchestral score by Henry W Savage, noting strong supporting turns from Miss Wells and others, and lists current film offerings and theater schedules.
At Theatres This Week Ogden Programs Of Interest
Budwinter photoplays will be presented this week at all show houses in Ogden. Programs are reported to be of exceptional interest this week.
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Ogden
Bureau of Markets to Be Created Promises Theatrical Aid
The report from Columbus Ohio outlines immediate plans for a Bureau of Markets. It promises relief for theatregoers by investigating high theatre costs in the city and establishing the bureau to manage entertainment pricing and access. The item reflects early 20th century civic reform language.
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Columbus
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Governor Willis Seeks Increases In State Workmen Benefits
The administration of the state board of agriculture discussed recommendations in a message to Governor Frank B. Willis. Proposals include raising the mazineum paid to injured workers for total disability and boosting death benefits from 3,700 to 5,000 dollars.
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State Board of Agriculture
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
SINTERS RESCUE: MANY FROM FIRE AT INSANE ASYLUM
In Quebec on New Year’s Eve the St Ferdinand de Wallfax insane asylum burned, trapping 46 women inmates and a sister. Sisters of Charity died attempting to save residents as high winds spread flames. The fire killed 45 women and one sister, with 135 inmates and thirty girls evacuated. The cause is unknown and losses were estimated under 100000 dollars. The building served as a government facility run by the Quebec branch of the Sisters of Charity.
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St. Ferdinand de Wallfax
Mexantic County
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