Local Milestones and Officials in Idaho and Utah Reports
Random news notes describe surveying homesteads near Minidoka and coal and lumber interests, plus a Utah Ogden visit by Mormon converts en route to Salt Lake City. Clinton promoted to forester HQ in Orden. former head D M Butler to Albuquerque. Post office inspection in Ogden reports no major issues.
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Milagenueie Coal & Lee Co
Tiene
Myers Auto Service
Alton & Enway & Moser
Baorn
Luthor
Freborg
Lucille Smilin
Salt Lule City
Oden
U.P. Crain Nuh
Clinton
Rugtne
Denver
Putnam
Ogden Y
Fearon
Phrate
Tpeile Smith
Forthey
He Forest
Willi
A. Han Ween
Moonstone at the Alhambra Tonight and Thursday
Tomorrow night and Thursday night the Moonstone will be shown at the Alhambra theater. The program promises mystery drama with live audience interest.
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Alhambra
Rabies Outbreak Alleged Across Nevada Towns
Report by H Gibson Jr describes hydrophobia in dogs and bites in Nevada towns. Mentioned incidents include five hospitalizations in Reno and attacks near Curtin. The Standard’s correspondent notes widespread fear and a pre epidemic mood in the district.
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Novata
Nevada
H. Gibson, Jr
Yenie
Binae Qwaneon
tHbson
Nao
Rene
Kan Eke
Gihaan Ig
Osten
Curtin
Lyceum Theater to Feature Daily Film Program Changes
Beginning next week the Lyceum Theater will alter its daily programs showing the best of Universal and General Film Company releases including all Charles Chaplin comedies. The change aims to bring a rotating lineup of top silent features to local audiences.
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Lyceum Theater
Universal and General Film Company
Charles Chaplin
Sylvan Park Band to Play at Evanston Fourth of July
The Sylvan Park Band of Ogden has been contracted by Evanston Wyoming officials for the city Fourth of July celebration. The fourteen-piece group is hailed as one of the state’s best for dance music and open-air concerts and will perform during the festivities and the Moving Picture Cowboy show at the Lyceum today and tomorrow.
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Sylvan Park
Ogden
Principad
Evanston
Wyo
Wyoming
Visitors Robbed in Ogden At Grill Café and Wagon
Dan Wright of Rexburg Idaho and Terry Ellis of Willard Utah were robbed yesterday in Ogden. Wright had his suitcase and swimwear clothing stolen from the Grill cafe while dining. Ellis lost a fresh bear hide from his wagon left on Hudson Avenue. The thefts were reported to police.
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Dan Wright
Rexburg
Ida
Terry Ellis
Willard
Utah
Wleves
Wright
Grill Cafe
Elis
Hudson Avenue
Vaefis
Polien
Cincinnati People to See Canyon on July 11
A group of about 160 Cincinnati chamber members will visit Ogden on Sunday morning July 11 as part of a Burtled Tours itinerary en route to San Francisco. They will be welcomed by a Weber club reception, view the canyon, and depart by 11 a.m. Train service follows. Dr Condon's office moved to West National Bank third floor near the elevator.
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Weber Club
Membors
Cincinnati
Chamber of Nommerer
Particwar
Fnr
Ogden
Termitage
Ogden Canyen
Weber ‘Uh
San Francisco
United States
Burtled Tours Company
Woman pleads guilty to liquor charge in city court
Wuonie Raymond 21 pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and received a one year sentence. Marl Coe 24 pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and received the maximum six month city jail term. Both were arrested on Twenty-fifth Street by Sgt Morton. Other defendants included Win Murray and Adam Opper, who pleaded guilty to misdemeanors with short sentences. Rien Douglass and Grace Hughes faced drunk and disorderly charges, with pleas and hearings delayed. The arrests followed at the Ark on Wall Avenue by police officers. The State v William Bryan proceeded with grand larceny charges for stealing a gold watch, chain, purse, knife, and money. bound over to district court after preliminary hearing.
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Wuonie’ Raymond
Mnici
Marl Coe
Maxiy
QO. LL Morton
Win Murray
Adam Opper
Murray
Wid Opper
Rien Douglass
Grace Hughes
Lemnose
Tonerrew
Ark
Wall Avenue
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-sixth and ‘Twenty-reventh Street’, Last Night By Bergeant Hi
C. Peterson
Kelliher and Sullivan
William Byan
Ryan
Fred Meyer
Eastern Star Outing at Lagoan June 20
Isiher Chapter Ne hosts an Eastern Star outing at Lagoan on June 20 for members and visiting families. June is served from 6:80 to 7:90 p.m. Advertisement.
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Isiher
Lagoan
Foreign fire insurers deemed sound amid war market
Br H W Goddard told the board of education that European fire insurance companies operating in the United States remain financially sound with adequate reserves and policy terms that protect insureds from damages due to civil unrest. He urged patronage of foreign firms for stability while noting their assets and surplus are held in the United States and cannot be diverted to other uses. The board weighs canceling foreign policies on Ogden schoolhouses amid lingering impressions of risk.
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BR. H W. Goddard
Board of Education
United States
Goddard
Ogden
Hit
War War War Ends at Lagoon Dinner 40th Danish Brotherhand Ad
Advertisement notes the end of a War War War event at Lagoon with a 40th anniversary dinner hosted by Danish Brotherhand. Details are sparse but imply a community notice or promotion for the gathering. Entities include Lagoon, Danish Brotherhand, and a 40th celebration.
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Lagoon
Danish Brotherhand
Chinese buy ocean liners for transoceanic trade
Honolulu dispatch reports Ah Fung-Shui arriving aboard the Chiyo Maru from China saying Chinese capitalists will purchase the nucleus of a transoceanic merchant marine in the United States. He claims authorization to negotiate for two ships now with plans for more wagers to join later, to parallel a designated June to America voyage.
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United States
Honolulu
T. H
Ah- Fung-Shui
San Princisco
Ile
Chfnege
Jine
America
National Register Bill Introduced in Commons
Walter Hume Wang, president of the local government body, introduced in the House a bill for a national register aimed at organizing the country’s resources. The measure seeks to exclude labor and to safeguard youth under age of 21 while directing aid where it can be rendered.
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Lonasn
St P. m
Walter Hume Wang
House of Commons
Gach
New Zealand to form his ministry elite 1A
Massey announced in parliament today that the New Zealand government was prepared to form a national ministry to concentrate the whole resources of the country on the prosecution of hostilities. Sir Joseph Ward, leader of the opposition, urged caution.
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New Zealand
Massey
Hoptitiden
Daseph Ward
Lowdor
Instructive, Oddities Report From New York Sun
A garbled Los Angeles feature describes varied scenes from a hammering editorial gathering to a New York pawn shop tale and a monumental insect model. It mentions a 1,000,000-insect replica, built by Tenax Matanseh of the Invertebrate department, costing $1,000 after a year’s painstaking work with microscopic studies and wax casts.
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Tenax Matanseh
Department of
Dilk
Paris
Phos
Meir
New York Sun
Untitled Health Note From A Curious Era
A garbled health report discusses a notable medical scene with odd phrases about a “typhus fever” and a theatrical depiction. It mentions a place called Me tiaeog and a Bangor area event with a focus on science and public health, though many terms are unclear.
Fragmentary murmurs as child seeks comfort at night
A garbled excerpt shows a caregiver speaking softly to a four year old in a dimly recalled scene. The child pleads for sleep while the mother answers with calming phrases and references to angels, creating a tense, incomplete domestic moment.
Summer Plans Amid Whimsical City Letters
A fragmentary dramatic note records someone named Vin planning a trip away to the gym and a gym-related humor about staying quiet and renting. Names appear garbled, with mentions of My, Bugging, Vhak and Temily, plus phrases about Hot Hitoelinte and Yelon't. The tone hints at personal reflectiveness amid confusion.
Campaign Notes At Mow Healy Hotel Opian
A fragment mentions a 24.50 amount linked to the Old Falthiy Permanent Campaign and a gathering for Mr. Garr at the Mow Healy Hotel in Opian. No further context or dates are provided.
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Garr
Mow Healy Hotel
Opian
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