Random references mingle notices and travel notes in local column
A jumble of brief items lists forthcoming shows at the Pale of Prejudice as well as travel departures to Chicago and Omaha. It notes a public center for physical exercise at 2408 Washington, social dances, and admission details. Also mentions pneumonia case at Dee Hospital, ward speeches, police activity, a clothing theft report, and births in the community.
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Tell Theatre
Bunda
Wd. Fréenor
D. C
Utah
Gosa
Chicago
John 5
Hecker
Hecker Brewing & Malting Company
Overland Limited
M. L. Jones Coal & Jen
Omaha
Elsie Shannon
Abe
Royal Dancing Academy
Washington Avenue
Wadsworth
Riverdale Road
Willam
Newnan
Weber Stake High Council
Local notices and birth announcements mixed with stolen bicycles report
City health department reports births to several families with May dates and other community items. Ninth Ward clergy plan Sunday talk on destructive and constructive vocations. Distilled water, bicycle thefts, old magazines requests, and a special dinner at Healy Hotel dining room are listed with contact numbers.
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City Health Department
C. Regerr
Benjamin Chapple
A. Nelson
J. L. Owen
Ito
CM. Shiffier
Moddern
Ninth Ward
Joseph BH
Bvana Wit
Tullus Bingham
Lincoln Avenue
Healy Lotel Dining Room
Wall Ave
Elimination Games At Ogden Tennis Club
Several elimination matches were played at the Ogden Tennis Club with players Griffin Titley Metcalf Wualan Archie Mayes. Results included Griffin defeating Titley in three sets and Titley beating Cage, Calf defeating Stuffleberger, Maelan defeating Trinp, Moyes defeating Criteriaw. Preliminaries are expected to finish next week with finals set by May 31.
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Ogden Tennis Club
KS. Griffin
B. Ja Tithe
Metcalf
Wualan
Archie Mayes
Griffin
Titley
Cage
calf-Stuffleberger
Maelan- Trinp
Moyes-Criteriaw
Frost and fruit outlook in Weber county orchards
The report notes minimal frost impact this week with some past damage in Pleasant View from Jack Frost. Horticulturist Rasmussen predicts crop yields will exceed normal aside from apricots and apples, and quality should improve. The Alhambra Theater opens at 7 p.m. with Mary Pickford in Fanchon the Cricket, running to 11 p.m.
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Rasmussen
Weber County
Alhambra
Mary Pickford
Fanchon
Owls to Meet Garland Team at End of Month
Manager Chris Hansen of the local Qals badaball team has arranged a three game series in Garant starting May 29. The Garland team and the Owls have met in the past with even honors, promising entertaining matchups for local fans.
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OWLS
Garland
Chris Hansen
Qals Badaball
Garant
Guetland
GOOD VAUDEVILLE AT ORPHEUM TONIGHT AND SUNDAY
Marie Tussell known as the Belle of Kentucky headlines at The Orpheum. The act promises modern ragtime singing and a swift thirty minute vaudeville program with new costumes and song hits. The show features McBride and Cavanagh New York favorites, plus acts like Frog twins and Prey and various comedy and dancing segments. The program touts novelty and ambitious stage effects as it tours widely.
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Marie Tussell
Kentucky
Orpheum
Russell Hos
Sila
New York
McBride
Cavanagh
Tabronr
Grplonen
Lemimber
Girl Arts
Aie Saxon
Frog Twins
Prey
Vulture
Active Quiets
Chen
Pede Ag
Warren
Sonn
Stickney
Lecture in the Weber Club Room by Arnest J. Slag
Arnest J. Slag, noted lecturer, will speak at the Weber Club rooms on Wednesday evening. Secretary Mes nalds announces the talk will cover community development and Whyerie Ing. Admission is free beyond the club’s regular dues. a fee may apply if a guest is sought.
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Arnest J. Slag
Valinn Ad Prominenes
Hehran
Wieberlub Rooms
Aml Whyerie Ing
Mesnalds
Clb
Lange Eitlen
Caat
Smallpox Case Moves Patient From Rooming House to Isolation
W. N. Dungan, employed at Lindsay Land and Livestock, was removed to Weber county infirmary after a night quarantine at the Whipple rooming house. He resisted, was later found and placed in quarantine again, while the rooming house was fumigated. The patient later sought medical help, reporting illness at Dr J Smith’s office before being relocated. The article notes his quarantine and the fumigation effort led by health inspectors Shorten and Wind. Open at 2 p.m. Monday with Mary Pickford in Fanch.
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W. N. Dungan
Lindsay Land and Livestock Company
Fia Box Elser County
Weber County Infirmary
Whipple
Twenty Fourth
HR. BE. Shorten
Dungan
Georgé Shorten
Jne Wind
J. Smith
Ifene
Waa Tikee
Estate seeks ten Winns as relatives in California settlement
An inquiry by Portmaster WW Browning requests locating ten Winn relatives for a California estate. A letter from Sidney M Van Wick Jr says John Winn last lived in Utah, moved from New York, married and raised a family, and has been missing for years.
Peery-Knisely Bandits Win City League Baseball
The Peery Knisely team defeated Galco last night in Cunningham with Greenwell striking out 10 and no hits allowed while Moulding fanned five and allowed four hits. A doubleheader is set for Glenwood tomorrow at 2:30 with Mail Clerks facing Galcos and Never Rips meeting Wak-Overs.
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Peery-Knisely
Galco
Tod
H. Greenwell
Moulding
Mneno
Peery
Nigely Gulene
Herbert
Greenwell
Dissoeete
Cox
Jack Livingston
Tounds
Herricks
Frickley
Ruby
Potter
Re Parry
He ‘Eae
Cuban Ants
Parry
Faleh AL Tot
Livingston
Eal Sn
Mid
C. Parry
Mousitsen
Thacker
Weight
Jones
Park City Pier
Walsh Resumes Hard Scoring Amid Inquiry Panel
In May, Walsh resumed rigorous scoring as the industrial commission chaired by Water presided over a prehearing examination into the matter. Walsh read a letter from a correspondent and noted the governor’s position while inviting further written submissions.
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Otc
En Tan
Indigtrial Relatio Commisssion Prebene
Water Tiday
Ross
Helada
Mya
Borde Tarviman Wii
Ohairmon Walsh
Thiaerese
Walsh
Mutuals to Eve Field Day at Roy May Day event
The Weber Stake Mutual improvement association holds its annual field day at Roy May 1 starting 1 30 pm The program features Boy Scout demonstrations first aid bandage uses flag signaling and knot tying plus senior and junior track events including sprints a relay and field events There will be competitive events for girls and a baseball game between Clinton and Ogden teams.
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Weber Stake Mutual Improvement Associattions
Ray
First Ward
12Th Ward
Clinton
Ogden
Services at the M E Church for the Graduates
graduates and attendees gather at the M E Church for a formal service with a German preaching emphasis. The program includes organ music, prayers, scripture, a sermon by Rev Fleetwood, offertory, hymns, and multiple speakers and participants.
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M.E. Church
Unlich Defense Reststs Case in Trinidad Murder Trial
In Trinidad Colorado on May 2 1910 1910 Mack Powell a cowboy was killed during a clash with deputies and miners near Tatdlaw. Rahev Abiieh labor leader a trial for murder faces testimony as the defense rests after brief cross examination.
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Trinidad
Colo
Rahev Abiieh
Mack Powell
Sreikers
Tatdlaw
Bret
Open at 2 P.M Read the Want Ad Page
A clipped line notes a standard instruction to open at 2 p m and run the con read the want ad page. The fragment implies guidance for a classified section, likely directing readers to review ads or a schedule. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
WORLD'S MARKETS New York Bullish Open Drives Stocks Higher
May 2 New York traders showed broad gains across the market with most issues rising. War shares led the advance as Bethlehem Steel jumped on reports of new large contracts. Crucible Steel, Lackawanna, Westinghouse and related issues climbed from one and a half to two and a quarter points. United States Steel touched a two dollar ceiling while copper stocks gained similarly. South Omaha Livestock receipts and market activity are briefly noted with mixed cattle and sheep quotes.
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New York
Dethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
Larkawanna Steel
Westinghouse
Union Pacific
Reading
United States Steel
Chicago Grain Cieags May 22 Upward Slant From Crop Reports
Unfavorable crop reports and higher foreign quotations lent an upward tilt to the wheat market. Late seeding in southern England cited as near total failure boosted bulls, while Argentina shipped or arranged most reserve requirements. Corn rose with wheat, trades dominated by pit speculators, opening gains of 1 to 1 1/4 cents, then easing amid war news and erratic movements. Sugar futures rose modestly, closing firm with scattered transactions.
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Chiicago Grain Cieags
Hlingis
Argentina
Austria
Une
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Ggilen City
Sca Co
Utah Hot Springs
Family Resort and Sanitarium
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P. D. Eline
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Weber Club
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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Fleetwood Weil
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South Omaha Livestock
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Pierce’s Products
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Tore
Pierce
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