Ogden Notices and Short Items Rise and Fall
Local brief items report an Information filed against De F. J. Proctor for practicing medicine without license and updates on postponed benefit concerts for Ogden’s tabernacle. Births listed include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sargent and two sons to other families. changes at Oregon Short Line involve store department promotions. teachers depart for Berkeley. Lombardi Opera engagement canceled after recent tragedies.
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Westerday
F. J. Proctor
M. L. Jones Goal & Tow Co
Ogdex Tabernacle Chin
Hay Peru
Yellowstone
W. IL
Poloyeleft
Park
Coat & Tee Co
Vickers
Jay Vickers
the Pacific Limited
Columbus
Ohio
Mens
Wintsementa
Uae
Winters
Birtha
City Health Department
John Sargent
Dine
Myre
Dowex Smith
Mead
Taytor
James Coal & Lee Co
Oregon
of Sy
Orogon
Ogden
A. A. Martha
Pocatello
O. H. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
A. B. Hutchison
Barkeley
Miles
Mathilda Peterson
Alaot J. Powell
Weber Empirr
Berkeley
Csi
Thuy
Em Lombardi Company
Joseph Goss
Orpheum
Lombardi Opera Company
Faust
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Child Escapes Death After Near Drowning in Ogden Valley
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Willard residing in Ogden Valley narrowly escaped death after falling into an irrigation ditch while playing near a band. The mother and others assisted the child as the danger was realized and attempts were made to revive the youngster.
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Thomas Willard
Cyty
Ogden Valley
Angier
Shaw family endures sixth pneumonia cage in eight months
From the clipping we learn of the Shaw family facing a serious attack of pneumonia for the sixth time in eight months. The Liberty baseball team beat Huntsville on a Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mattie Penrod and Joe Southwick wed at Salt Lake last Wednesday and will host friends after June 16. Albert Reid finished plastering the new schoolhouse. Mrs. Reed and family camping here for three weeks enjoyed the outing despite poor weather. Mr and Mrs Walter A Lindsay celebrate the arrival of a baby boy.
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Shaw
Liberty
Huntsville
Mattie Penrod
Joe Southwick
Salt Lake
Albert Reid
Reed
Walter A. Lindsay
Excursions North Oregon Short Line Dates Listed
A brief notice lists round trip rates to northern Utah with excursions on June 16 July 23 17 28 24 and other dates in August and September War rates and fall particulars available from the Maket Office in Portland Oregon by phone Aprilennial official lines continue to announce excursions to regional destinations with limited details provided.
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Oregon
Utah
Aupmal
Fall Particulara
Maket Officn
Orbewm pUlawis
Prophecy Theme At Booths Sermon On Constantinople
The address “The Hosiern Quesilen” or “What Happens When Turkey Waits” warned prophecy fulfilled if Turkey falls. Evangeliat Booth spoke at the tent on Washingt on avenue and Twenty sixth street, discussing Russia aims, Constantinople, and the rise of Biblical prophecy with references to Dan 12 and Michael. Funeral notices list Elizabeth A Know and other service details follow.
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Turkey
Evangeliat Booth
Substori i
Corher
Washingt Avenue
Twentysixth Street
Europe
Constantinople
Black Sea
Indies
Russia
Eirone
Jerusalem
Michael
Christ
Hanlin
Banquet honors B L Winchell of Utah Caners
B L Winchell director of traffic for the Union Pacific was toasted at a Weber club banquet in Ogden. Speakers stressed rail freight rate issues, local business ties, and closer direct contact with canners and merchants to boost Utah canning trade and railroad cooperation.
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Utah
WH. Waltis
Weber Club
Husia
Winchell
Wattle
Ogden
Mint
Intel
Lncal
Union Pacific
J. A. Reeves
Oregon Short
Union Pacific System
Werner Club
Ogden Canyon
LN. Merco
Uta ‘Canners
Appeciath
KH. Temple
American Can Company
Wf. J. Bahian
Salt Lake
L. R. Exeles
Me Witehell
Salt Lake City
Ater Son
Eladed
Little Miss Brown Thrills at Alhambra Ad Release
Whimsical performer Vivilak Marlo delivers a lively act to spark laughter in a city venue. The Alhambra hosts a two day promotional splash for the latest World Pun Corporation release highlighted in an upbeat advertisement.
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Miss Brown
Vivilak Marlo
Gorporation
Alhambra
Sacred Heart Academy Opens Commencement Week With Program
Sacred Heart Academy marked the start of commencement week with an evening program in the auditorium. Miss Ughion Reidy and Miss Vietw Cher read themes, with five presented. Vocals and dramatic readings highlighted the disciplined students amid floral decor and formal gowns.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Uhieon Reidy
Valedintorint
Misa Vietw
Cner
Elisa
Asnydst
Misa HU
Stuwan
Misa Stetret
Alay
Spiers
Annie
Misa
Eve Teu
Emma Wit
Art Wildel
Milar Hiarret
Sacred Heart School Arts Exhibit and Civic Edicts
A Sacred Heart school display features handiwork from plain sewing, art, and fancy crafts with out-of-town guests listed. City traffic rules are reinforced by Chief Norton, stressing reasonable speeds and required night lights while a dramatic arts recital by Prof Pardoe’s students is announced for Friday and Saturday evenings at the Weber academy with a detailed program.
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China
Sacred Jeart
T. Mart Pardoe
Weber Academy
Cuniberg
Pardoe
Grading progress announced for Linc to Brigham extension
Utah Construction Company officers report near completion of grading on the Hugteville interurban extension with two grading crews moved from Ogden canyon to the Brigham Wellsville line. Brigham extension grading aims for September 4 to September 10 completion, with track laying to begin soon and interurban service expected toward Thunteville by early October. Roadbed work between Harrisville and Kin Sytinea will be relocated to the Hautsedte road.
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T Ip
Utah Construction Company
Sradine
Hugteville
Ogden Canyon
Trigham-Wellsyvolte
Brigham Extension Grads
Te Weinity
Ogden-Logan & Idaho Katheny
Trig
Thunteville
Tly
Preston
Ogden
Hunterville
Posta
Uarrisville
Kin Sytinea
Hautsedte
New Traffic Laws Require Observation By Citizens
A garbled local notice describes new traffic rules affecting Washington Avenue and Tywen Street. It notes enforcement training and citizen duties, with references to City authorities and possible penalties for noncompliance, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Immense Crop of Sugar Beets Seems Certain
Superintendent Pingree of Amalgamated Sugar reports the sugar beet crop will be exceptionally good this year. Acreage will rise sharply, with higher tonnage per acre and increased saccharine content. Field conditions show need for irrigation, but beets are strong and hardy in Huntaville Liberty and Eden, with larger yields than planned.
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Job Pingree
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Magree
Huntaville
Liberty
Eden
Farewell Choir Concert in Ogden Set for June 24
Members of the Ye Hundred Club plan a farewell concert by the Ogden choir on June 24, with invitations issued for Friday evening. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. JH DeVine and Mr. and Mrs. M Spargo will entertain many ladies at a driving party in Ogden, noting social gatherings and schedule details.
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Ogden Choir
Ye Hundred
Airs
Richards
Hume
Bat ‘Wanty
Fifth Street
iMrs
JH. de Vine
M. Spargo
Idfewlid
Ogden
Can
Martha Society Hosts Music at 2535 Adams Avenue
Mrs. Mary B. Fitzgerald hosted the Martha Society at her Adams avenue home. The event featured Neumelster of New York as bari tone soloist for the California choir with local directors and performers coordinating a city tour, and a schedule of venues and guest appearances through the week.
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Martha Society
Mary B. Fitzgerald
Adams Avenue
Eond
Neumelster
New York
California Cour
Oxden Tiheriadhe
Oreden
Ae Davin
Hotmeister
Die Forenost
Voncore
Anitaria Harlines
Hagvy
Mauiber
Wis Seaman
Eden
Tava Gey Gates
Somata
Www
Worley
Tovot
Tod
Jon Aay Clellan
Wyganlet
Dhory
Los Angeles to Hold Music Festival and Opera Prize
Los Angeles will host the biennial National Federation of Musical clubs festival from June 24 to July 2 featuring an $80,000 production of the American grand opera Maryland led by Marcella Craft. The event includes a $10,000 prize opera Mary land, a student prize contest, symphony concerts, artists recitals, and a floral electric parade on July 2 with choirs and glee clubs sharing the floats along the parade route.
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Ogden
Los Angeles
National Federation of Musical Clube
West
Marryland
Metropolitan Opera Company
Stara
Marcella Craft
California
American Opera Association of
United States
Mareh
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