Most Wonderful Engraving Shown In Ogden
A laborious engraving called the Lord's Prayer on a pinhead was shown by M. B. Lundberg of Spokane at Susard offices in Ogden. The piece measures about half the diameter of a pin, contains 254 letters and 17 punctuation marks, and required 1863 strokes for completion over several years. Lundberg’s tool took six months to make. the engraving is viewed under magnification. The article also notes obituaries and notices for CLAWSON, HORROCKS, and WINTERS from Morgan and Ogden, with funeral details and survivors.
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Whatte
Ogden
Susdard
M. BE. Lundberg
Fokape
Wash
Godifry Lundberg
Bpokane
Lundberg
Salt Lake City
Mount Pleasant
Utah
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Hather of Ter West
Mrs Hather died yesterday at her Ter West home of Bright's disease. A Utah pioneer and Mormon convert from 1862, she survived her husband and many children. The obituary lists Barah McClury of California, Loulee Moss of Austin, Emma Moss of Boise, and many others across Idaho, California, and Utah, including Joseph D. Kova, Elizabeth Varia, Thomas J D Pawn, Harriaville relatives, and Reuben.
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Srown
Wannle
Rom
Ter
Bright
Utah
Mere
Miers Handeart
Thais
Barahe McClury
Cal
Loulee Moss
Austin Neri
Emma Moss
Boise
Idalt
Joseph D. Kova
Rigby
Idaho
Elizabeth Varia
Far
Lusitania tale to be told by Royal Welsh Quarte tte at church concert
Risea Williams of the Royal Welsh Male Quartet narrates the Lusitania story and the Welsh Singers rescue linked to a concert at First Congregational Church at 8 30 p m Saturday night. Admission 50 cents. children 25 cents. The Kansas City Journal quotes a witty remark about Max. Wombat.
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Risea Williams
Royal Welsh Male Quartette
First Congregational Church
Valuable specimen for museum at Logan
U A C museum at Logan will receive an Indian stork specimen this week, a rare find after war disruptions. The migratory pattern described notes the bird moving from India to Tunisia and on to northern Germany, contrasting with European species moving from Egypt to north Germany.
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Logan
U. A.C
India
Tinsela
Egypt
Germany
Promontory mining district grows with ore belt and town plans
Promontory Point miners report a growing district about forty two miles long and thirty miles west of Ogden. An ore belt spans four miles with zinc, lead, copper, tin, silver and other metals. About 200 miners work for wages around 3.50 daily, with seventy cars of zinc and lead ore shipped valued at $200,000. Towns are planned near Bay City nine miles north of Salloc, with two boarding houses at City of Spelter and a freight station under construction by the Southern Pacific. A post office route via representative Joseph Howell is being pursued and a future postal official visit is anticipated.
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Faling
Ogden
Peninsular
Utah
Thile
Cassis 9
Spelter
Mra KE. N. Carlquint
Anderson
Ela
Roo
Tuis
En Mining Company
D. J. Sheehan
Promontory Bay Company
Belog
Malies
Salloc
Squaw Springs
Bay City
Souther Taetic Railroad
Aclye
Ba Moe
Joseph Howell
Federal Postoffice Department
Joseph Koodsen
Futura
A Pair of Sixes at the Orpheum Sunday
Oscar Figman brings the New York company to the Orpheum for a one night engagement on Sunday October 31. The farce promises sharp humor and pleasing entertainment as Figman showcases his comic talent after seasons in New York and Chicago.
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Orpheum
Oscar Figman
Orpheum Theatre
Mr. Frazee II
New York
Chicago
Carnival at Second Ward Hall Opens Social Carnival
Tonight the Second ward amusement ball carnival continues with dancing and refreshments as ward mutual improvement associations host a festive event. Last evening drew many young people to Wonderland and other entertainments, praised as a social and financial success. Mask Hallowe en Party hosted by Queen City Rebecca lodge members and friends at the O F hall invites all. Ogden visitors to the Logan celebration include Mrs A Tanner and Mr and Mrs Henry Stevens, close friends of Professors Frank and Tray West.
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Morrocks
Catherine Sarah Horrocks
Wisdow
Samust Horrocks
J. W. Ure
Fifth Ward
Twentyfourth
Ogden City Cemetery
Sacred Heart Academy
Mort
Califoma
San Francisco
San
Second Ward
Ward Mutual Improvement Associations
Wonderland
Power of Mystery
Great White Way
Ogden
U. A. Cc
Logan
Ozden
Mrn. A. Tanner
Wats
Joseph McParland
Henry Stevens
Frank and
Tray West
Lusitania survivor to speak at church benefit program
A description of a May 2 1916 benefit concert at Congregational Church featuring RISCA WILLIAMS of the Royal Mate Welsh Quartette, the sole American survivor of the Lusitania sinking, recounting the ship disaster and rescue efforts, followed by details of probate petitions and estate matters in the same issue.
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I Givpheir
Risca Williams
Royal Mate Welsh
Ireland
Williams
Williama
Ablp
Ifa
Mr. Williama
Jack Majon
Afton
Jack Majorjer
Jean
Mrz
W. Browntme
Thitjon
Wales
Jon
Imma Weaton
Uth
Treal
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The
Independent Meat. CO
Iad
D. Brown
Brora
Clawson
David Clawson
Morgan County
Dee Hospital
Tarkic
Morgan
Winters
Freatz
Martin Winters
Dee
Rneumonia
Dir
Winters Waa
Montpelier
Hawan
Denmark
Max
Wombat
Kansas City Journal
Hercules
Vic
Stles Hortenseangen
East Laks City
Oaborne Bow
Whern
Tie Bride
Bin
Major
Colleoge Lal
Aten
Coast
G. U. Zimmerman
California
Redtande University
Portland
Beate
N. J. Warrin
Gitrict Court
Tent Peterin
Sohn Wilkie Hooper
Marks Bros
Alhambra Orpheum
Lin
Last
Thomas
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