Weaker Farce Haunts Ogden Stage Show
Audiences laughed through most of the three act production despite a thin plot. Cast including Agnes Jeppson Norman Houston and Paul Nicholson delivered lively performances, especially Miss Norton as Mamie Cassidy, though some roles lacked punch and the show drew mixed critical response. The Ogden engagement promised better shows to come.
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Ho Orphown
Anid
Bas Ot Jooke
Amy Tardy
Falaie Aenold
Agnes Jeppson
Willian Bruce
Paul Nichol
Wik
Mauie Urice
Frances Williams
Mamie Cassidy
Walt of
the Caven
Aren Kote
Mies Norton
Ynan
Norloo
Mr. Nicholvou
Dr. Keith
Norman Houston
Mr. Goss
Promes
Ogden
Beagan
Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome Health Ad Advice
Head and ear nurses report rising cases of catarrhal deafness. A home remedy involves double strength peppermint, pink water with sugar, and a tablespoon four times daily. It claims quick relief as nasal passages clear and mucus stops dripping, described as easy, cheap, and pleasant to take.
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Dietreselag
Sawtooth Forest Camp Plans Reported by Forest Service
A telegraph letter to Idaho mayors describes planned Sawtooth forest camps to boost recreation. Yobla encks and tables are set at suitable sites, with comfort stations and amenities. Hot Springs may host a phinga for tourist camping, while fishing prospects are favorable. The forest spans the Wood and Estzion rivers with stocking of streams underway.
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Sawtooth Forest
Idaho
Ihal Forest
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Forest Service
Rivera
Walter Reese Dies After Aspen Accident
Walter Reese aged about 00 years died at Dee hospital from injuries after a coat car collapsed at the Aspen, Wyoming siding. He was fatally injured when a loaded rail car wagon rolled onto an empty car. The exact sequence remains unclear with few witnesses. Reese was transported to Ogden for treatment. no relatives have been identified.
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Walter Steere
Aspen
Wyo
Dee Hospital
Reese
Ty Ogdan
Armistice Day Five Mile Run In Ogden Features Johnson
ALR MGNITYRE DRUG CO and Ted Johnson join the Armistice Day five mile event in Ogden. Ved Jolneox, celebrated Utah distance runner, is among entrants and is noted for San Francisco 1916 fifteen mile victory. Johnson, a top west coast distance talent, has defeated leading rivals and is seen as a strong favorite as Ogden draws elite state runners.
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Ved Jolneox
Utah
American Legion
Ogden
Johnson
United States
Jonson
Rob Marlin
Ove F
Ogden Flyer Lands IA Lead On Mather Field
Lieutenant H W Sheridan and Lieutenant Colonel Reynolds set aviation landing record at Mather Field Sacramento morning. They landed with one foot apart, Sheridan arriving 9 49 22 and Reynolds 9 49 32. Dispatches call their race among the prettiest of the contest and New York hopes for faster times on return eastward.
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H. W. Sheridan
Catonel J. . Reynolds
Sacramen N
Mather Field
Sheridan
Associated
Matherfield
Colonel Reynolds
New York
Ogden
Thunder Mountain Bill Passes U S Senate
Telegraphic reports today indicate the Thunder Mountain bill to add over four million acres of southern Idaho to forest reserves has passed the Senate. It notes prior House passage, Maine support, and that the land remains largely undeveloped with rich resources, while forest fires last season prompted calls for development of roads rails and telephone lines to safeguard timber.
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B. Mains
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Maho
Forest Service
Forestry Service
Accident Prevention Posters Shown During Rail Campaign
Posters for the national railroad accident prevention drive arrive in Ogden and are posted around the depot. The four photographs, aimed at warning workers, feature captions such as Keep off Keep out and Keep on, designed to deter personal injury and payroll-related risks.
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United States
Ogden
Keep Safe Poster Marks Harder Word Question
A single image shows a home with the label Keep safe. The harder part of the poster is a large question task featuring four players. one figure named Ha looks at the poster, while another wears a distinctive item. The scene suggests a classroom or exhibit setting with emphasis on interpretation.
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Due Ha
Ce Qiea
Lou Ot Setilen
New Policy for Radio Control Faces Congress
Washington Oct. 1S A new policy for radio control would place naval and private stations under a national radio commission. It envisions license of private stations, supervision of operators and rates, and limits on cross ocean communication except during private service suspension. The plan removes navy requisition rights previously proposed and forbids private firms from linking with submarine cables without commission consent.
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Washington
Congress
Daniela
Department
Meivate
Mie
Wed
War, Commerce and Poor Office
Navy
Wytherield
Daniels
Vslsttsus
Navy Department
Pilure
Philippines
Farmers demand recognition by general public
Washington October 15 a demand for broader recognition of farmers services arose in a nonviolent pre event through the employers group. Charles Darrett president of the Farmers Cooperative Union said the statement outlines three in the employes group and two in the public group. It argues that net return for labor, management and capital on farming is smaller than in any other great industry and that centralization has reduced agricultural output. The conference concludes permanent changes require considering wage relationships between farms and other industries to avoid higher farm prices. It calls for fair compensation for effort and skill and for social educational and political opportunities for farmers and their families.
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Washington
Farmera
Charles
Darrett
Parmera’ Co-operative Union
Traiscour
Meetings By Big Jim Kramer At Ogden Church
Reports describe crowds growing for Dr. Jim Kramer’s church meetings in Ogden with reports of revolutionary methods and high interest. Promoters plan public events and a parade, with Kramer billed as a powerful orator rivaling famous preachers and drawing large nightly turnouts.
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Big Jim Kramer
Hotel License Withheld Amid Health Inspection Concerns
The city withheld a hotel license after an application had been filed, citing conditions reported by Police and Sanitary Departments. Chief Browning returned the application to the commission and officials said improvements were being made, though some safety and condition issues persisted. The piece argues farm production and living costs impact broader economic stability and rural economy.
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Elty
Mikes
Prheta
Fh Cometeslon
Browning
Jenseh
Hell
Holligter's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
An advertisement touts Holligter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a pleasant detox laxative that purifies and improves complexion. It claims to ease constipation and promote better digestion with a recommended regimen and phrase about recommending to friends.
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Holligter
Packages of bills identified by banker in Oregon heist
In a robbery near Sprinngville Utah, a group of men and a woman from Oregon and Utah were among suspects. A bank package of bills was traced to the Mendenhall bank in Oregon. A woman claimed $700 as her own but said the money belonged to accomplices Underwood and Miller. Police pursued leads linking Frans Weber and others to the crime.
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Ore
Oct
Shorter
Wiltania
Prove
Utah
Reo
Witley
Salt Lake
Oregon
Sida Urata
Mendenhall Bone
Sprineville
Utal
Gay W. Mendenhall
Te Alendenhall Bank
Williama
Soringvilla
Brewville
Earth
McCarthy
Willi Underwood
Sauree Mulor
Swaman
Frans Weber
Amd
Wireless phone demo aids forest service work in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake a Forest Service wireless phone project is set to install two antennae connected to the service building. The system will enable wireless conversations to support forest management tasks in remote areas. The effort aims to improve communication for field staff and streamline operations despite earlier skepticism about its practicality.
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Salt Lake
R. J. Adman
Uo Forest Cerrice
Forest
Benenit of Employes
Adnan
Sehdlho
Ony Aerosy
Ceresl
Air Vitage du Forest Service
Espechins F
Ja Laine
Grain Bulletins Show Wheat and Flour Movements Across States
The twenty first bulletin of the United States Grain Corporation records wheat and flour movement nationwide. It cites official figures through September 26 with totals for wheat and cornmeal, notes weekly and monthly changes, and compares current shipments to last year. Data covers August through September and includes stocks, exports, and government assessments.
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Sitten Grain Corporation
Barreha
Toure
Heavy Damages Awarded After Auto Collision Verdict
The jury returned a verdict for substantial damages in the case of Parley Dick versus Centerord. A fatal collision near North Oeston last December 7 led to severe wreckage and the death of a rider, with a bystander injured.
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North Oeston
Foril
Little Benny's Note Book Fumbles a Nickel Tale
A fragmentary American post titled Little Benny's Note Book recounts a boy's daydreams and misadventures over a dime and a nickel. He recalls spending money, asking his father for permission, and wondering about hints in a reading room as a crowded street car rushes by.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Sordio Times
A fragmented verse piece by Walt Mason appears in Sordio Times criticizing profiteering and artistic distraction. The muddled prose hints at musings on poetry, writing, and a striving for soulful ballads amid a bustling, weary crowd.
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Walt Mason
World’s Best Savings Opens With 4 Percent Compound Interest
The notice promotes the bank’s savings department highlighting investment opportunities and partnerships. It invites deposits from $1.00 and promises 4 percent compound interest as funds accumulate.
Tyre Theft Causes Alarm as Grievances Rise
A fragment reflects anger at profiteers and social unrest with phrases about stolen tyres and economic strain. The text names confusion and calls out corruption, while lamenting violence and social exclusion amid a tense community atmosphere.
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