Pleasing Shows At Planroes Planroes Theatres Offer Varied Entertainments
The Planrose playhouses presented a week of diverse fare including Alhambra and Carlisle Blackwell acts. Ranging from silent reels to Pathe and Mutual films the program emphasized comfort with well ventilated, cooled venues and a mix of dramatic and educational entertainment. Highlights included Rita Jolivet in An Interns Coast Marriage, Lonesome Luke, Bal Us in Our Alley, The Deaf and Blind School, The Command with Mario Dora, and Mary Pickford's Worlde Foo Holland among other features and three part reels.
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Alhembra
Rita Jolivet
Pattie
Carlisle Blackwell
Muriel Orleieh
Ellie Darks
Deaf and Blind School
Mario Dora
the Command
Burton Holmes
Travels
Bunday
Mery Pickford
Wolde Foo Holland
Chicago Grain Chiesro July 22 Market Mixed as Weather Influences Wheat
Cooler weather eased wheat prices while Canadian reports on black rust and poor fittings offset gains. European outlook stayed weak as September and December futures fluctuated, with a late rally in September and overall weaker close. Strong late-day declines in corn and oats contrasted with dampened gains from South Dakota threshing shortfalls and rains in Iowa and Illinois offsetting crop damage reports.
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Chiesro
Scord
Bayern
South Dakota
Towa
World’s Narkets and Hog Market Highlights
New York notes price strength in US steel, autos variable shares, and better shipping stocks with irregular bond activity. Chicago hog market shows sharp drop amid higher arrivals, while cattle and sheep receipts rise. Sugar market details include raw cane and refined sugar steady to firm with specific price ranges.
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New York
United States
Bet Automobiles
Utah Stocks Summary of the Local Market July 31 1916
Mining stocks were fairly active in the morning on the local exchange with dividend payers drawing most attention. South Heels went ex-dividend today and dropped a few cents a share. Prince Con. Wowelrone at 140 dollars. Silver King Com at 3.20.
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J. A. Hogle & Co. Brok- Ogden Theater
Wankington Avenue
Mary Maclaren
Algo
Albion
Pettigs
Big Four
Cedar Tallamann
Lillian Emma Cooper
Blossom
Howell
Fay
Cher
Michigan
Utah
Nor
Quincy
Charles Ray
Thompson Paloma
Putas
Mace Bwaln
Prince Con
Gus le
Tor Baby
South Medla
Joogetta
New Quincey
Wilbert
South Heels
Prince Con. Wowelrone
King Com
Barber Sues Property Owner Over Breach of Contract
A barber sues a property owner alleging breach of contract. The case references seating or fixtures at a harbor area and seeks a writ and detachment, citing unmet terms and damages. The readable fragments indicate legal action filed in court with standard remedies sought.
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Uekcotes
Trenty
Railroads Use Vast Amounts of Coal in U S
Wartblngton July 11 Maltroads in the United States used about 129,200,000 tons of coal for locomotive power. Of this 123,000,000 tons were bituminous and 6,200,000 tons anthracite, with regional totals shown for eastern western and southern districts as part of a Geological Survey release.
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Warblngton
United States
Aurrry
Dis
Ister
Tang
Western
Irict
Boosters plan big fall fashion show in Utah
The Boosters organize a major Fall Festival and Fashion Show to be held in Utah September 7 8 and 9 with an extensive committee lineup covering parade entertainment publicity safety and exhibits. Leaders include Gen G Glen chairman and numerous chairmen for advertising nomination music public safety transportation and other tasks. The event features parades a Continental Congress tribute at Alhambra theatre a barbecue and a fashion show with Flora Tate and other local figures.
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Mountain Country
Orden Tarrest Featives and Fussion Show Association
Utah
Connittee
Gen. G. Glen
Thomas
Tigndley
Fra ‘Oat
Drew Marshall
I. A. Herdil
Nobm
Cheater F. Malon
Harmon VV. Peery
Henry A. Anderson
Fred OG
Taylor
J. C Lynch
Jake Parker
Clannon
Oe Wright
Lawrence Taylor
Tay Tosle
J. A. Eldredge
Lt Herrington
Joel J. Harris
Jaz
P. Casey
H. VW. Argubricht
E. 8. Carroll
Frank Franch
D. J. Greenwell
Wells Meride
Alfred Gladwell
Queen
A. R. McIntire
Jjr
Hoss.Glasmann
T. C. Burt
W. A. Mertke
B. &. Jenson
Arthur Kubo
JT. Wright
A. Br.leywood
D. D. McKay
Carver
A. P. Bigelow
N. E.bristol
A. T. Weaht
Fred 0. Taylor
Goddard
R. B. Porter
Jack Browning
Wm. Petty
Oeden
J.C. Lynch
W. Ho Wattis
Phil Kohn
O. B. Gilsen
I. P. Kirkendall
Dr. R
Joser
Royal Eccles
Jamea H. Douglas
Iion Committee
Chris Flysgate
Fred MM. Nye
W. HH. Harris
A L. Sem Il
LL A. Ray
J. Stillwell
Jenson
J. O. Leanani
T. N. Pierce
Jon. Beaweroft
Jas. Watherspom
Charles Empey
Heber Beancrett
A. 0
Horn
Mre
Ina
He Spargo
W. D.W. Zeller
F. Ji. Stone
Jas. McFarland
Joe Harris
L. E. DeWitt
George W. Goddard
Charles E Morphy
Patelatic Diepiay
Der
Aeinboldt Kanzler
Moron Olson
Robert E. Wilson
T. Farr Pardor
E. §. Hinckley
Andrew Kerr
Dna
Pat. Driggs
D. J. Adams
Barbecue Committee Eyes Bigger Feast at Ogden Event
Officials led by President Albert Beonerolt and Vice President A. T. Wright plan a larger barbecue after last year's success. Directors include P. M. Parry and Le Roy Buchmiller among others. Ogden Packing & Provision Co provided the beef. three or more steers expected to meet demand for sandwiches.
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Elationara
Albert Beonerolt
A. T. Wright
James P. Casey
P.M. Parry
le Roy Buchmiller
Joel J. Warris
Fred G. Taylor
Noyal Errles
Thos
G. Burt
Dee
B. Jenasz
Rebarteon
R. E Bristol
Joe
Fr. Douglas
Harmon W. Peery
W. EB
Whalen
Frank M. Drigen
Marriner Browning
T. G. Burt
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Meeting Notice
All members are requested to meet at 5 o'clock sharp Wednesday evening. Key business concerns both orders including new treatments. Fred E Williams, Council M W of Ford and Wy ob. crawlford, Oracle Tu ON, of A-Advertisement.
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Fred E Williams
Consol M. OW
Wy Ob. Crawlford
Oracle
Cash and ring stolen from Townsend at Weber club
Townsend, a porter at the new Weber club, reported cash and a diamond ring stolen from his room in the Parts room log house last night after receiving 51 in cash and a 9 diamond ring valued at 250. The incident occurred this morning at the gmitco department.
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Townsend
New Weber Club
Gmitco
Momrning
Mme
Democrats Prepare Strong Fight in Maine Election
Democrats plan a major campaign to keep control of Maine as the election on September 11 approaches. The party fears a Republican win could jeopardize national campaigning efforts in November, with efforts to mobilize “big guns” and reinforce support across the state.
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Maine
Court Orders Alimony Payment Dispute In Domestic Case
The court addressed arrears and current month alimony, noting payment by Str. Tate except for a small amount. Jurisdiction and transfer details appeared tangled as Judge Howell discussed appearances and the defendant’s conduct, while testimony touched on private meetings and public court appearance.
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Juden Dseley
Afr
Tate
Str
Fate
Howell
Harris
Judes Howell
Mary Almes
Gorey and Taylor Af Wok On Tool Project Expansion
Gorey and Taylor Af Wok On Tool reports the Corey and Taylor Construction Company expanding with four western railroad contracts. A camp west of Lovelock on Southern Pacific secures twenty miles of grade repairs between Blaishfield and Idaho, lines to run from Urley to Ballne. Rails not laid years ago to be added with steel. this work benefits many farmers by enabling crop outlets. The firm also develops water for Western Pacific at Silver Zone Pass and wells at Lofgren on San Pedro for supply.
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Tha Corey & Taylor Construction Company
Southern Pacific
Lovelock
Sod
Blaishfield
Idaho
Uurley
Ballne
Codex
Jesu
A. 5
Corey
Silver Zone Pass
Western Pacific
St Lofgren
Io San Pedro
Boys Held for Theft at Local Rail Yards
Nell Kelley and Arthur Exberg, youths, were taken into custody by Special Officer Ben Shett at the railroad yards after police found a large quantity of train pieces in their possession. They led officers to Utah Construction yards and admitted stealing brass valued at about 475 dollars. The pair were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Nell Kelley
Arthur Exberg
Cal Juveciles
Benshett
Utah Construction Company
Prank O Giles and Hrensen Arrested for Disruptive Fight
Prank O Giles and Arthur Hrensen were arrested Saturday night by Chief Browning and Detective Sypherm for engaging in a fight. They pleaded guilty this morning in the munte pat court to a charge of disturbing the peace.
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Prank O'Giles
Arthur Hrensen
Thomas B. Browning
Grant Sypherm
Munte Pat
J. O'Bren
Charles Drierom
Conrad Nolated
Juan Walter Moors
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