Remarkable Grand Recital Showcases Coop Pupils Talent
An audience filled the Grand for Beatrice Boyle, Frank Chamberlain, Mina Isabel Slater King and others under Beaux Arts style. Virginia Green, Maud Zamer, Hazel Green Barnes, Glenn Noug and Alice Flowers performed rich piano works and operatic pieces, praised for artistry. The program featured Caprice, Wedding March, Pitti Dance and notable Greig pieces, with Coop lauded as an exceptional instructor and pianist.
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Byuko Coop
Thie
Dumoautrety
Thera
Mudienecy Huang
Mehta
Coop
Iis
Beatrice’ Boyle
H Frank Chamberlain
Virginia
Green
J Mina Isabed Slater
King x Duc
Tuskal
Lane
Greig Wag Well Vane
Misa Maud Zamer
Jane
Mendelasohn-Lisal
Stiles Wealthia Relnny
Mantess
Milnor
Greig
Masterpiere
Bo Solog
Mirs
Bessie Blair
Mawanat
Cleigh-Leighier
Tae Mugelers
Dizet
Milan
Alice Flowers
Mian Welthn Belnan
Haward Greenwell
Frank Chamberinn
Plaintiff Diven Damages in Orchard Case Verdict
A jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff in the Wagateh Orchard company veratis case, awarding 248 dollars plus costs for empty fruit cans claimed delivered to Morgan camping during the season. The defense argued nonpayment due to use of the can in pit. no action was found. Another case saw A Spite versa Willa Wagner moved from municipal to district court, seeking 59 dollars for carpentry work performed for the plaintiff.
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Wagateh
Veratis
He Morgan Cnantag Company
Suly
Wna
Morgan
Cam: Sy
Willa Wagner
Geles Rates 87th Birthday of Mrs A Pratt in Ogden
Mrs A Agais Pratt celebrated her 87th birthday at home of Mrs F C Woods 337 Thirteenth Street. Pratt, born 1847, is survivor of Apantle Parles 3 Tralt. She has ten children, seventeen grandchildren, and many great grandchildren.
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A. Agaiis Pratt
Ami
Mra
F.C. Wools
Thrythird Street
Woods
Ayoatte Pratt
Pratt
Salt Lake City
Ogden
D C Helson Resigns From Evening Standard
Nelanis, circulating manager of the Evening Standard, resigns after expressing patience with management. Lamar Nelan, long connected with the paper, steps in as the new circulation chief pending arrangements with the implementing team.
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Nelanis
Patience Trantha
Hans Beryplhd
Lamar Nelan
Will Bec
Japanese Tea Party At Sapilet Church Entertains Friends
A Sapilet church gathering featured a Japanese themed afternoon with a religious program and open Japan topics. Mrs. John Hobbs and Mrs. Brooks To sang while Mr Kabyashi wore a gray silk costume and hosted a traditional tea style reception. Local photographers captured the moment as guests enjoyed the event and the altar scene.
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Sapilet Church
Anbacemena
Sire
CL H
Madleay Avenue
Mies
Japan
Mre
Smith
Japam Pala
John Hobba
Brooks Tov
Ea Wan
Kabyashi
Kobyashi
Jepandes Funn
H.R. Steed
Lois H. Dunbar Dead Widow of George A Dunbar
Lois H Dunbar died at her residence on Twenty second Street last evening. She was the widow of George A Dunbar and the only daughter of Meg Sweet of Bolve. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Lola H. Dumber
Gaonge A. Dunbar
Aioke
Boy Undergoes Treatment After Powder Burn Injury
Arthur Heaker a Rock Bortogs boy born in 1911 is undergoing treatment for eye injuries suffered when a powder burn from a 22 caliber rifle exploded while cleaning it on June 10. He was taken to Ogden for examination and care by local physicians and Dr Reed of Rock Springs, with hope of partial sight recovery though some vision may remain lost.
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Democratic Party
Cedral Maina
Brown
Charles F. Johnson
Waterville
Waterrillen
Waterrillians
Sohn Bull
Othss
Messrs. Brown
Iohnson
Offigs
John Bull
Mr. Brown
John
Browns
Jovbson
Joseph Paradis
Ned Tes
St. George
Canada
Shore
Paradis
Leformer
Jos Parscha
Barton Herald
Arthur Heaker
Brick
Ogden
Reed
Rock Springs
WAR AL
Hla
R. Kearney
Sheridan
Wyo
Luaus
R. H. Kasier
H.W. Kantor &Sons Advertising Co
Chicago
A.D. Mayo
Record-Herald
Samuel S. Sherman
Inter Ocean
Mr. Kearney
Fxm
President's travel appropriation stirs Senate debate
In Washington on June 21 the Senate debated a $25,000 appropriation for the President's traveling expenses. Senators Hale McLaurin Tillman and others argued over its purpose and implications. Proponents said travel serves official duties and public relations, while opponents warned of entitlements and favoritism and questioned necessity.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Jormy Benator Hale
Benator McLaurin
Bryan
McLain
Oricerf
Foraker
Army
Tillman
Pananga Canal
Hale
Nelor McCrmner
Renator Helwan
Way
Fallroad
Prizon
Hho
Bin
Spooner
McKinsey
Buffalo
McCamber
Europe
P Sehaloe Hemenway
Couttey
Ales Enet
Senate
Thor
Thore
Fhe
Ahn
Bailey
Grooner
McCaniher
Predidio
Monterey
Bort Sill
Okla
Army Nly
Fort Sheridan
Tawney
Une Rowse
House
Roosevelt
Saia
Meer Lela Jnst
Tim Oa
Road to Wellville: A Family’s Grape Nuts Transformation
An ag Onte woman and her husband recount how adding two boxes of Grape Nuts to meals cured years of indigestion and fatigue. After trying many remedies with no relief, they saw dramatic weight gain and renewed health. The story credits Grape Nuts with restoring strength and well being in the household.
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Ag Onte
Algat
Nushand
Foollan
Wellville
Colombian Minister Denies Involvement in Panama Dispute
New York denial from Colombian Foreign Minister Hector Miñones claims he was not directed by his government to undermine U S policy amid Colombia Panama talks. He states he and a colleague were absent from a social reparations meeting in Mexico. Colombia’s stance remains focused on presenting its position.
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New York
Ucket
Dacom
Ber
Olay
Equitable
Ate Assurance Society
Uckat
Cleveland
Judea O'Brien
Westinghouse
Mr. Albright
Buffalo
D. Cady Hertley
Diego Midere
Iinister
Colombia
Wainklan
Colambia
Panam
Miendogs
Lem Gy
Thien
Aes Pesensta Frontinuré
Ls Wbs
Tekiner Apparent Times Publisher Warns Of Mortgage Report
A Maspeth newspaper prints a morning note asserting the penitentiary report on a hec scaled event is a fabrication. The piece warns the Tartger will reveal a summary, while the ad section hints at yield and financial outcomes.
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Times
Ogden Markets Telegraph Prices Hover On Cherries And Potatoes
Ogden markets report Utah cherries and new potatoes in excellent supply while alfalfa and other farm goods show steady activity. Fruit and vegetable prices listed include Utah cherries 40c to 60c, Utah new potatoes 5c per lb, cucumbers 2 for 15c, Texas tomatoes 20c per lb, green peas 8c per lb, and assorted dried fruits and canned goods with varied per-unit prices. Also noted are meat and dairy items with mixed price levels and farm staples such as oats, corn, and butter for regional buyers.
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Utah
California
Texas
Utah Sitnach
Oraynes
Binatera
Montis
Battoris
Vice President On Stand At Rail Inquiry Incoherent Report
Washington June 21 The inquiry into railroad car supply and orders heard testimony from Thayer of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Cassatt allegedly ordered the discontinuance of the Individus car system before May and some officials faced criticism for delays. Thayer described burdens and hoped Cassatt’s plan would be adopted soon.
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Washington
Thayer
Font
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassatt
Hugh
Frank Offe
Pennaylsarta Tallroad
Aiea
Unclear Washington Notes Mention June Weather Events
Fragmentary Washington note cites June wind and political figures, references White House activities and a general. Text appears garbled with names and dates unreadable, making specific facts indeterminable.
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Woodman of the World
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West
Fred. Krug Brewing Co
Nebraska
Hind Quartet
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iTac
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Cnunyry
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Pureyear
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Frank G. Getro
Crat
Eee
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Leominster
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