Ogden Canyon Summer Resort Appeal and Nearby Attractions
Ogden Canyon is praised as a premier summer retreat with camping sites like the Hermitage Idlewild and Pine View, a 30 minute boulevard, and reliable water and electric services. Nearby attractions include Utah Hot Springs near the Point of the Mountain, Lagoon resort near Ogden Salt Lake rail lines, and the Promontory Point bathing shore. The canyon hosts about 600 seasonal residents and regular car service, highlighting its status as a favored resort area for eastern and western travelers.
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Swtherland
Old World
Ogden
Canyon
Deal Sumer
Midaummer
Pine View
Ball
Dally
Delvery
Gorse
Lewis Place
Hermitage
Idlefild
Idlewild
Pine Line
Towle Place
St the Hermitage
Wlewild
Eisel Vilaw
Orga
Walte
Ogden Canyon
Country
United States
Utah
Salt Lake
Elmon Bainsberger
Laroon
Ralt Lake & Orden Railway
Oregon Short Line
Denver & Tilo Grande
Lagnon
Oden
Dead Sea
Promontory Point
Hermitage Sanitary Septic Tank at Utah Resort
Wilson, proprietor of the Hermitage, completes a top rated septic system costing about $2000. The concrete tank serves about 600 people, with 189 feet of 6 and 8 inch sewer pipe extending to hotel and camping areas. Health officers call it the state’s best and connections to camp houses will follow as the season opens.
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Morrer
Mont Santtery
Tate
Wilson
Prisoner Escapes From Riverdale Convict Camp
Sick Papatsakis aged 23 an inmate with an Indeterminate sentence for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon escaped yesterday from the convict camp near Riverdale and had not been captured by 9 o clock last night authorities reported.
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Papatsakis
Alabatate
Third District
Riverdale
Changes in the Southern Pacific divisions announced
Vice President W. St. Scott announces promotions and reassignments effective today after HH. Platt resigns to become vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Line. D. W. Campbell moves to southern district based in Los Angeles. J. H. Dyer becomes northern district manager in Portland. J. D. Brennan takes over Sacramento division. T. H. Williams shifts to western division. J. W. Fitzgerald becomes Tucson division superintendent based in Tucson. Dyer previously led Shasta Tucson and Sacramento divisions.
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Platt
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
W. St. Scott
D. W. Campbell
Los Angeles
Campbell
Portland
Ore
J. H. Dyer
Sacramento
J. D. Brennan
Oakland Pier
Dyer
T. H. Williams
Tucson
J. W. Fitzgerald
Ariz
Soh
Shasta
Captain Wallace Named Major in Utah Cavalry Unit
Salt Lake City July 1 Captain Wallace W Wallach accepted a war department commission as major of the Second Squadron Cavalry National Guard of Utah. Governor Spry to appoint immediately. Wallace to retire as United States mustering officer for Utah. Lieutenant Rugens Sant ach U S A to succeed. Unit to be fully organized and mustering into federal service rushed. two troops noted as from Japan and Utah.
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Ealt Lake
Cantala W. 1
Wallach
Yeaterday
War Department
Cavalry
National Cnant
Utah
William Spry
Wallace
United States
Wto
Rugens Sant>ach
Utah Agricultural College
Loran
Japan
Uieh
County to appoint several non zommies toned officers to complete the organization
Logan Uroop and Brigham City troopers arrive in camp with about ninety men total led by the Logan band. Troop F from Utah county due this afternoon. Logan and Brigham City units traveled by auto while a Logan band led the procession. An Intercating distovery 18 from England relates to chemical research on waste banana stalks for paper making.
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Logan Uroop
Yestes
Utah County
Logan
Brigham City
Salt Lake
England
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War Dunkerry
Tennix Court
Billard Hall
W. G. Wilson
Billy Wilson
Bear Lake
Mips
Ideal Beach Co
Garden City
Utah Hot Springs
Lagoon
Great Salt Lake
Hermitage Grove
Pineview
Cache Valley
Ogden, Logan & Idaho BY. CO. Traffic Department
Idlewild the Beautiful
Capt. Wallace
NMMDE
Hanley
Leeds University
Nead
Wilcox
Lewis
J. 8. Lewis
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