Four-State Fair premium awards list sprawling exhibit
Premiums awarded at the Four-State Fair cover a wide range of categories led by poultry, livestock, and produce. Names such as M Bishop Oni Yardy T B Powell and Daniel Davin appear among prize recipients alongside numerous Ogden and North Ogden entries. The list details first second and third prizes, noting items from canning peaches and tomatoes to apples, pears, and various vegetables, with exhibitors from Utah towns and fairgrounds collecting ribbons and medals.
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Lemghorng
M. Bishop
Oni Yardy
Grant
T. B. Powell
Mariott
Mr. Dien
J. FE Stevens
Ste Yood
Plymouth
Fim
Econd
Raode Island
Ae H.W Ton
Sintei By
Ogden
Maind
Stevan
Pighons
Daniel Davin
Fred Buttarieli
Bishop
Oak Yards
Uth Ann
Fret 'Unica
Telgost
Ray Call
John H. Winslow
Monroe
Rat “Priza
Giauilte
Grst Prike
Suzaleg
Gharlen Burnette
Harrisville
Dretiglze
T. M. Hiehop
Gourde
No. Gilbert
Wilponlane
Scotor Collie
Oak Farm
Torton
Utah
L. W. Bort
Ametar
J. Ch. Flandern
Cockbrot
Beck
Sihaku
Robert Roth
Adams Avenue
Seca
Nor
F. WocHodan
Jenen
Fisst
O J. Nase
Ryan
Adame Avenua Sarood
XW. Lorton
Jhuly
Fig
Evelyn
Qiuemann
Wenty-Fourh Drew
Lyes
Bel Tava
Bertha’ Courly
Fourth Street
Jan—Finit
Hailey
Tres
Beoond
Prantl Moora
North Ogden
Canned Phachts
C. B. ‘Acadava
W. Nort
Street
A. Robingon
Twenty Second Street
Fav. Horton
Tirst
Do Madwen
Bex
Relyn
Glasinin
Ponty
Alree
Thind
Frank Moore
North Oedeo
Sean
Dyelyn Clason
Evelyn Giswann
Hwttle
A. King
B. A. Manlay
Ai le B. Halter
Waehingtaut
W. Horton
Bembiel
Imogy Hay—L
St. Nelabay
Huntsville
Nelson i
WMAN
Argent Hubbard Squish
Hammon & Stokey
Wilson Brothers
Harmon & Stoker
H.dana
Twelfth Street
Jonathan—Fini
C.J. Adu
Thinnés & Sous Pleasant
George Wyel
Wilcoe
Tere Pla
Winrsap
Sous
Harte
Hacrleville
bin Dav —Pirst
C. J. Adams
iSecond
E. Frokand
Tenet
Mm Beauty
Tiret
L Greening
Yeon Tind
Hams
Wileon ‘Brothers
A ‘W. Greening
C. J
Savond
Ho Freel
PHS
Freeland
Adams
Suath
Panyon Road
Tamtion Stoker
Mks
Il Freeland
Smith
Heanman & Stoker
Deragos
George Bliters
Mral
J. Adams
A. Blaely Devt
Nes Ture
G.A. Jones
Pidck
Birt
C.W. Poms
Slaterville
Rap
Geert Lowha
Reaches
Georgh A. Lowr
H. Preeland
B.orn
Wilaon
Orange
Lana
Dandy
Ona Wrord
A. T. Stone
Segond
Baberta — Wray
Krone
Moara
North Gaver
Preeland
Oyen
Whitt Ratley
Paqk Firat
Wilson Not
Ats
Batond
Lah Moore
North Ogden Largust Yaturts
Hirsl
Wilean Bretiory
Zeon Mra
Prankhore Tomaloés
Watermelena
Tinton
Mon
Hammon
Blokwr
Thug Attacks and Robs Visitor on City Streets
Resident W. Rowe of Balt Lake was assaulted from behind near Thirtleh Street and Wall Avenue before 7 a m. He lost his money and a gold watch after being struck with a blunt instrument. He was taken to a hospital in a dazed condition as detectives investigated the unidentified assailant who fled the scene with no description available.
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W. Rowe
Balt Lake
Thirtleh Street
Wall Avenue
Charles Pincock
Tost
Ordun
Wolk
Binghant
Wheat crop forecast shows mixed statewide conditions
A Washington state agricultural bulletin reports September 4 crop conditions with mixed results for spring wheat across regions. Comparisons indicate variability in yields and harvest timing, with several districts recording declines while others show stable or improved prospects.
Wild West Show Draws 2600 At Ogden Grounds
A chaotic three day event at the Te Fe Grounds drew a crowd of about 2,600 locals. Acts included riding rope tricks, skill roping, and a grand display of fireworks watched from a packed grandstand. Bill Thornton entertained as the crowd witnessed exhibitions by Frank Brannan and others amid heat, dust, and rippling ponies.
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Ohio
Bill Thornton
Wil Jralter Whitch
Thor
Dr. Coote
Frank Brannan
Ogden
Property Man of the Orpheum Suffers Leg Injury
In a stage accident at the Orpheum, property man F. Myers reportedly let go of a heavy scenery piece during a ventriloquist act. The flying prop toppled, breaking his right leg just above the knee as the crew attempted to recover. Rhein, Ohler, and others assisted him as he was stretchered away.
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Vin F. Myers
Gaan
Danning Tho
Wil R. Winch
Sin
Yronts
Ruperty
Myerd
Eugene Ohler
Werth
Belladle
Ohler
Blyers
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Faster Washdays
An old advertisement extols Fels-Naptha Soap as a time saver for laundry. It contrasts boiling and hard rubbing methods with cooler, gentler washing, claiming a half day saved per washday and a faster, cleaner result, urging readers to follow wrapper directions.
Thousands of Sasses Saved Newspaper Men See Fair
Article laments public health progress and birth rates, noting New York health campaigns in 1908 and Salt Lake City public health design, with references to infant mortality declines and mothers’ care. Mentions newspaper men and fair progress, urging preveolent measures for infant wellbeing.
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New York
Otanta
Riverland Opening Promises Cheap Rates and Details
An opening notice for Riverland with tentative start dates in September and mid month. It invites agents to request rate details and policy particulars, noting multiple testing or retry opportunities and a focus on bargains for all aboard.
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Aue Lyon
Swedish electric melting works to near Gothenburg
Consul General Edward D. Wineldw reports three furnaces to be built near Gothenburg to use water power for cheap pig iron production. The plan aims to create a new electric melting process in Sweden, leveraging local resources and water power.
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Swaden
Genenl
Edward D. Wineldw
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Photograpule Films and Celluloid Injury From Electricity
A fragmented note explains how photographs and film stock suffer damage from electricity produced by the celluloid nucleus and its surrounding paper. The text hints at chemical and material weaknesses in early photographic media and their interaction with electrical currents.
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