New Columbia July Records Bring Wide Range of Talent
The July Columbia records feature the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra under strong performers like Josef Hoffman and Riccardo Stracciardi, with operatic and violin highlights. A New York Philharmonic group performs American Fantasie under patriotic themes, while Al Jolson and Amparillo Warrar headline energetic dance and vocal selections. Also spotted are Warren Winter Garden acts and dance combos from Earl Fuller’s Orchestra, Jogger’s Brothers, and Prince’s Orchestra, plus popular war era songs and novelty tunes. A varied catalogue promises rich listening during travel or porch sessions.
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Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Josef Mollmann
Btraceiars
New York
Phil Marmonis
al Jolgon
Nxt
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Eland Brewer Joins Naval Service Amid Draft Notices
Leland Brewer, son of former Mayor Alex Brewer of Ogden, has joined the navy in Philadelphia as an apprentice seaman. Ogden reports indicate his schooling paused for service while local boards coordinate inductions for Eddie H. Humphries of Butte. Draft notices also list Life 1. Lake, William Gilley, and Elmer H. Larg on working in the shipyard, with Ned Jette and Harlow Edward Mazen accepted for general service at Camp Lewis alongside a test expedition from Ogden.
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Leland Brewer
Alex Brewer
Ogden
Mavy
Naval Nome
Philadelphia
Eddie H. Humphries
Butte
Mont
Camp Lewis
Lake
William
Gilley
Lester L. Patten
Elmer H. la
Ogden Boys Leave For Fort Leavenworth
Roeland Williams son of Justina Williams enlisted in the signal corps last fall and passed through Ogden overnight en route from Fort Dou to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He expects to remain there for seven days before proceeding. He is accompanied by Ralph Parker of Mr and Mrs A F Parker, who is also enlisted in the same department of service.
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Roeland Williams
Justina’ Williams
Signal Corps
Ogds
Fort Dou
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Eastern Mir song members benefit social at Lea Tweaty street
Members of the Eastern Mir song and their friends are invited to a benefit social at Lea Tweaty seventh street next Friday evening. Entertainment and refreshments. Admission 25 cents.
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Mir
Palbetid
Red Crosse
Lea Tweaty
Seventh Street
Ogden City Water Declared Pure by State Chemist
State Chemist Herman Harms reports three water samples from Ogden City show first class organic purity with only small amounts of solids. Sanitary Inspector George Shorten confirms the water is of good quality despite earlier complaints of wigglers in some sections.
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Ogden
Herman Harms
Ogden City
George Shorten
Shorten
Mir Cily
Harms
Size of Berry Boxes Confusion in Market Standards
A disputed discussion centers on berry box sizes and required weights for marketing in the state. The inquiry notes conflict between state and local inspectors over the standard quart cup, half quart, and pint measures, with references to city weights and measures and differing interpretations by officials. The fragment mentions Sankary Inspey and Jorge Shorten and includes unrelated classroom and literary asides.
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Sankary
Jorge Shorten
Salt Lake baseball players face draft board hearing
Members of the Salt Lake baseball club of the Pacific Coast league, subject to draft, will appear before the Salt Lake draft board at 10 o'clock Thursday morning to show cause why they should be played in the selective draft. W. S. Wallace, chairman, announced the hearing. Notice was served on Manager McCredie Monday to have the affected players appear. Wallace prepared a notice to be read to the players last Saturday during a Sacramento game, but the reading reportedly did not occur at that time.
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Salt Lake
W. 2. Wallace
McCredie
Snez
Wallace
Sacramento
Japanese Baby Holds War Savings Stamps Honor
The article highlights a Japanese baby named Michiyo Mukal, owner of 3404 in war savings stamps, whose father Mukat owes 400. The family, linked to the Whonsan Dollar Club and booster Henry Anverso, promotes selling 1000 worth of stamps through a campaign involving noodles and Japanese cuisine at 2423 Grant.
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Richiyo Mukal
K. Mikal
Grant Abeme
Mukat
Michiyo
Whonsan Dollar Club
Henry Anverso
Weir wel_ibor
Gyant
Mies
Bosineax
Red Cross Works To Be Allotted To Chapters
Rev J B Carver of the local Red Cross chapter reports new instructions on the allotment of work. The plan aims to even the supply of finished articles by controlling production and directing materials to current needs. Allocations come from headquarters and divisional warehouses with chapters distributing to branches and auxiliaries. The government permits Red Cross to participate in purchasing essential materials to avoid market disruption.
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J. EB. Carver
Loral Red Cross
Red Cross
Naits
Wiil
Navy
Marsional
Inurn
Sabaliot
Imsirnor
AR. Rays
Red Cro
Tie
Nec
Tony
Jon Warckoue
Hee Croza
Geuke
Manuel
Stapie
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Metropolitan Opera
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New York Philharmonic
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Victor Herbert
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Earl Fuller
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