Falstaff week features McMillan Manafield hits at Ogden
McMillan and Manafield a New York musical duo popular in Ogden announce around a dozen fresh hits to add to their current repertoire at the Falstaff this week. Activities note Mrs J P Peterson underwent cataract surgery at L D D Hospital Salt Lake City with a successful outcome. Eastern Star tea planned March 10 at Masonic Temple with hostesses. Potter Cafe adds Live Eastern Lobstern and other seafood items. Funeral services set for Margaret E Lane with burial at City Cemetery. Millard Co land ad pushes fast sale with excursion to secure minimum price. Gilford Pinchot to visit Ogden March 23 hosted by Weber club. Miners entombed in St Patrick's mines above Murray with perilous situation ongoing.
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McMillan and Manafield
New York
Ogden
Trout Company Organized in Ogden Valley
Ogden Valley Trout & Resort Co elected a seven member board including Joseph Barker as president and M. J. Browning as vice president. The firm plans immediate operations at the big fish hatchery near Huntsville with an expected investment of at least 79000 to supply trout fry and ogee to markets nationwide.
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Trout Company
Ousden Valley Trout & Resort Co
Joseph Barker
M. 3. Browning
John Watson
Chris Flygare
Frank Moore
Hyrum Baird
Huntsville
Unclaimed School Money May Boost City and County Funds
Ogden and Weber county boards consider adding 3,074.10 dollars long in Ogden State bank to Territorial School Fund. Bank confirms balance held openly, with drafts by County Superintendent. money to be paid to school funds with 2 percent interest, totaling about 4,000 dollars, net about 2,800 for the cut.
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Ogden
Weber County
Ogden State Bank
Territorial School Fund
Toeit
Explosion in Carlin Paint Barrel Burns Two Men
Dallis Meyers and H. J. Johnson workers at Southern Pacific shops in Carlin were badly burned when a large barrel of Smokestack paint exploded. The heated barrel, meant to soften the contents, ignited and erupted, sending burning paint in all directions and sending one victim, bandaged, to Ogden General Hospital.
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Ogden General Hospital
Dallis Meyers
H. J. Johnson
Southern Pacific
Carlin
Fire injures workers in paint incident at local yard
Myers Moyers and Johnson were near a burning vat when a blast of hot paint severely burned Moyers, soaked his body, and left him in critical condition. Johnson sustained facial and hand injuries but will recover at home. Myers faces eye damage concerns as doctors treat him at Oakden General Hospital.
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Tion
Myers
Johnson
Moyers
Oxden General Hospital
Fine Home Saved From Destruction By Fire
The new bungalow at 2561 Fowler Avenue named FI RE True experienced a morning blaze that threatened total destruction. Mrs True reported smoke in the kitchen and basement woodwork on fire, while ER M Robinson nearby tried to douse flames with water. Firefighters controlled the blaze with about 100 dollars in wood work and furnishings damaged, insured. Investigators suspect a defective furnace flue as the ignition point.
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True
Fowler Avenue
Woodmen of the World Degree Team to Visit Kaysville Camp
The Degree team and Logan members will visit the Kaysville camp to initiate candidates Thursday evening March 1. Also present will be Will camp members and visiting members are invited. Sam Kline C E AUTH.
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Logan
Kaysville
Sam Kline
Auth
Illlinois Central President Harriman Visits West
President Harriman of the Illinois Central Railroad travels west on the fast mail to California. He declines to discuss retirement or western changes, saying he is resting and has no business of railroad importance to report. He appears 55, calm, and refuses to yield news unless he chooses.
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J. T Harrikan
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Union Depot
W. H. Snedaker
Illnois Central System
San Francisco
A. Foley
Utah
Ilinois Central
Harriman
Illinois Central Company
Ian
California
Harrican
Lion Afraid of Boarhound in Circus Tale
A lion fears a trained boarhound despite the trainer saying the hound could kill the lion. The cub grew up with the dog and still regards the hound as stronger, a training method said to protect trainers later by displaying a submissive reaction from the lion.
Preston in Custody Linked to Clark Murder in Dintah
Deputy Sheriff Clark was killed at Dintah during a box car robbery of six cases of shoes. Preston, described as a self confessed participant, will be charged with burglary and faces at least three years in prison after his Salt Lake confession is verified. He will be kept isolated from reporters until officials review his statement.
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Burns and Shine
Salt Lake
Uintah
P. Magglin
Clark
Dintah
Union Pacific
Preston
Sheri Clark
Lary
Examiner
Weber County
McGuire Bramlett Freed Over Technical Information Flaw
In district court the information against B. J. McGuire John K Garrett and R. E. Bramlett for robbing Frank Goff of 580 dollars and a gold watch was struck and the defendants discharged. The information failed to state when or where the robbery occurred and a second filing proved fruitless, leading the judge to dismiss and defer further action awaiting higher court review. The court noted the case could require three separate trials and preferred a higher tribunal decision before proceeding.
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B. J. McGuire
John K Garrett
RE. Bramlett
Frank Goff
Goff
Vie Trio
Supreme Court
Suite
Spencer
Jo Amely
Foundry Expansion Plans Signal Largest Ogden Plant
Harriman officials prepare plans, specifications, and land acquisitions for a mammoth Ogden foundry to be larger than the Sacramento and Omaha plants combined, with about thirty acres needed and a possible second large manufacturing site. Officials declined to comment, urging Ogden residents to recognize the project’s importance to the railroad’s growing business.
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Ogden
Harriman
Omaha
Sacramento
Harriman T
West Sie
Ogden Yards
Ogden Realty
Han
Oden
Herriman
Denny Smyth Cleared In Local Court Speed Trial
Denny A. Smyth was declared innocent after a police court hearing over an automobile ordinance violation. Officer Beast testified Smyth drove about 20 mph on Washington Avenue, but the judge dismissed the case as witnesses were incomplete and a key witness failed to appear. The defense argued for postponement but prosecution proceeded with available testimony.
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Denny A. Smyth
Horn
DeWine
Beast
Smyth
Washington Avenue
Peter Madson
Marriages Licenses Issued in Morning Round
Licenses granted to David Davis and Juanita Carver both of Oeden to Benjamin Pierce of Salt Lake and Annie Middleton of Oeden, and to Joseph Whod and Clara Bingham both of Oden.
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David & Davis
Juanita Carver
Oeden
Benjamin F. Pierce
Salt Lake
Annie L Middleton
Joseph Whod
Clara Bingham
Ozden
Johnson Calls for Fights as Champion Seeks Jeffries
Victoria march report says Jack Johnson and Sam Fitzpatrick arrived by ship from Sydney after severing ties with Fitzpatrick as Johnson declared willingness to meet Jeffries or any challenger. He dismissed talk of a required split and insisted there be a winner and a loser in any bout.
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Victoria
Jack Johnson
Pupilish
Philadelphia
Sydney
Sam Fitzpatrick
Makura
Johnson
Jeffries
Vancouver
Associated Press
Jeff
Burns
Jaffries
Mining Congress Plans Local Branches in Each State
The American Mining Congress will establish state and local branches with officers and committees. The plan aims to connect national leadership with small operators, address local camp issues, and mobilize national support for local reforms. An vice president for each state will oversee meetings and local affairs.
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Denver
Cole
March
American Mining Congress
Mining Congress
Congress
A Housewifely Request
A playful exchange about gathering prey for preserves, with a pun on jellyfish. The dialog features a fox hunting and a wife asking her husband to help with jelly fish for jelly preserves.
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Baltimore
The Safeguard from Loneliness in Shtaves Poem
The excerpt discusses companionship across ages as essential for all society, reflecting on how Loneliness is guarded by fellowship. E F P Berson's piece highlights universal human need for peers and the solace found in shared humanity.
Fire guts Sunnyvale man as wooden legs burn in hotel room
A San Jose special reports George Campbell of Sunnyvale woke to a hotel fire in San Francisco area lodging. His wooden legs ignited and burned, while the blaze stayed confined to his room. Campbell appeared unharmed thanks to quick actions by hotel staff and a quick response by the fire department.
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San Francisco
San Jose
George Campbell
Sunnyvale
Campbell
Poultry Business Ad Seeks Buyers and Supplies
Classified notice from Barrow's Commission Co offering pure bred chickens, incubators, brooders and hatching eggs. Includes two phone numbers for contact.
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Barrow'n Commission Co
Granada Fire Destroys Five Buildings in Town Center
Granada Colo March fire of unknown origin destroyed five business district structures causing about 340000 in damage. The town lacks a fire apparatus and the blaze threatened the entire city with the First National Bank and Granada Mercantile Company buildings among those burned.
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Granada
Colo
First National Bank
Granada Mercantile Company
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