Killefer Seeks Catcher Spot With Angels And Cubs
Premier catcher Bill Kiefer arrives at the ball park seeking a uniform with the Angels after discussions with trainer Scott. He may train with the Tigers, aiming for a return to baseball this summer, while promoter York explores a St. Louis bout option. Charley Gratam of the Seals departs for San Francisco as the coast league squad touts its depth, with rain dampening plans and workouts continuing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bill Kiefer
Cuba
Alexander
Ball Park
Scott
Kil- Inter
Businose
Hig Intendon
Tigers
Williank Wregley
Cubs
Phil Goerner
Fresno
Charley iGratam
Seals
San Francisco
Army
Trey
Charley
Californie
San Francisco Bay
Warned About Ketchel Papke Walks Into the Trap and Loses Fight
In 1908 Al Fellows recounts how Papke, warned by Jack Root before a Ketchel bout in Milwaukee, shook Ketchel’s extended hand and was knocked flat by a sudden upperhand. Papke never recovered, losing all ten rounds. The piece then shifts to brief notes on Templeton joining Stanford, and other scattered sports dispatches about Fresno and Atlantic City.
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Ketchel Papke
International News Service
al Fellows
Tilly Papke
Stanley Ketchel
Milwaukee
Jack Root
Root
Ketchel
Papke
Papko
Sun Returns as Oaks Squads Prep for Sunday Game
The Oaks open training in sunny March weather after a hard workout on a refreshed field. Boss Del Howard prescribes light afternoon drills and hopes players stay sharp for a strong Sunday clash with the local team. Middleton Smale and Miller seem likely to earn payroll spots. Kremer Prough and Kranee lead a list of pitching options.
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OAKS
Cal
Last Went
Phowers
del Howard
Aflemodu
Middleton
Smale
Miller
Elbert challenges Ridley for Hazard doubles title
Des Moines Iowa shooter Elbert challenges Willam Ridley of What Cheer to shoot for the Hazard Doubles Target championship trophy. The Hazard trophy represents the national amateur doubles title. One hundred pairs compete. Ridley recently defended the trophy at Grand American events. Ridley has two weeks to accept and fix a date for the match.
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Elbert
Ridley
B. F. Elbert
Des Moines
Iowa
Willam Ridley
North Ogden Notes Eliminate Missionary Day Anniversary
North Ogden notes report a shift toward wartime economy and conservation. The annual missionary day and ward anniversary, a major yearly event for fifteen years, has been canceled this year for the greater good amid world war mobilization and social changes.
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North Ogden
March
Bate
War Service Absences and Local Notices In North Ogden
A long column lists residents serving in various military branches and theaters, including Romer and Gibson, Camp Lewis assignments, and others in Washington D C, France, the Pacific, the central and southern states, and California missions. Exemptions and letters from overseas are noted. Additional items report a ward conference of the Burniny School, a dangerous illness of Charles E H. Derrett of Willow Creek Idaho, and community updates from local church, school, and farm bureau.
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Romer
Differamt Departmente
Farl Gibson
Canspbatt
Laon
Ibson
Isaac Cara Lyon
William A. Brown
Delbert Orton
Camp Lewis
Renald Holmes
Naval Service
Wiliam Barrett
Armone Marshall
Dewsy Holmes
Angus Brown
Robert Mna
Washington, D. C
Glenn Toone
Fort Douglas
Barmond Holmes
Wiliam Blaylock
Rey Ientels
France
Parley Reynolds
William Daniels
Hari Rendall
Imalno
Wiliam It.orten
Imanda
Lorenzo Campbell
Fphraim N. Storey
William Ardnew Jones
Joseph A. Shaw
Rhoda Pearl Joney
Arlian S. Campbell
California
Tay Deanicla
Hertha
Weber County
Ward
Buniny
Ward Chapel
Bere
Whitlam
McKay
Charles EH. Derrett
Robert¢ Derrett
Willow Creek
Idaho
Arthur G
Edmund R
Rhoda Jones
Susan B. Ells
Edwin S. Hinckley
State Industrial School
North Ogden
Thomas DB. Evans
Ogden Burke
Frederick Barker
James J. Cude
Mr. Cude
Hudson Avenue
Ooden
Thomas Clark
Boyte Furniture Company
Ogden Stake High Council
Nephi J. Brown
Utah Power & Light
Two for Twenty Five and the Jackrabbit Coyote Tale
A narrative compares a store sales tactic of two for twenty five cents to a broader critique of inheritance and wealth. It follows a coyote chasing a jackrabbit, illustrating how hereditary beliefs shape behavior and justify economic disparity, ending with a reflection on inherited tendencies and social values.
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C. A. Kennedy
Dr Kings New Discovery for Colds and Coughs
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for colds coughs and head and chest congestion. Claims fifty years of effectiveness and a price of 50 cents a bottle with consistent quality and druggists selling the product.
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King
Dr Kings New Life Pills for Digestive Health
A vintage health ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills to improve stomach and liver health, relieve constipation indigestion and upset, claiming quick relief and strong digestion. The copy mentions price and availability from druggists and a generic marketing tone.
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Dr. King
Post Office Prices and Social Ownership Compared
A long satire compares two for twenty five plans and urges equal treatment at the post office window where stamps cost two cents regardless of buyer. It argues the post office is a socially owned public institution, unlike phones and electric services, and notes other utilities showing price scales favoring big buyers over small ones. Mention of jackrabbits, coyotes, and a Houston sports note closes the column.
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Sam
Lee Girt
Ake
Andy
Uncle Sam
Big Bunt- Neas
1A Publica Institution
Plate Falls
Ji Jworth
Stephona
Han
Copveres
Croch
Christ
British enlistment rise at Salt Lake recruiting bureau
The Canadian-British army agency in Salt Lake, led by Lt. J. F. P. Mather, reports growing British army enlistments after a slow period. Five recruits from Utah and Idaho, including Kewitt, Johnes brothers, and John Green, were shipped to Seattle for medical and then Victoria barracks. Salt Lake office serves as the central recruiting clearing house for the state.
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Britain
Fall Lake
J. FP. Mather
Mather
Seattle
Victoria Barracks
Kewitt
Ceden
Wiliam
Johnes
John M. Johnes
Salt Lake
John Green
Blarkfowl
Idaho
Oil Wells Struck in Tremboo Fields Amsterdam News
Advices from Sourshaya, Java indicate oil derricks tapped at 900 yards depth in Tremboo fields. A vein four feet thick was located near Mali and the geological survey estimates ore quantity at ten million ounces.
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Netherlands
Sourshaya
Java
Trembooelds
Mali
Clef
The
Geological Survey
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