Wireless Phones Exhibit at Utah State Fair
Wireless phones will be shown at the forest service exhibit at the state fair. R B Adams, telephone engineer for the First and Fourth forest service districts, notes the devices are already on display at the Montana State Fair in Helena. A triangular system is in operation with two forest service telephones forming part of the government exhibit. Today and tomorrow Lila J Lee presents The Secret Garden The Apes Napoleon and Sally and Fatty Arbuckle in Back Stage at Alhambra with 6c 15c 20c admission.
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Utah State Fair
Forest Service
R. B. Adams
Montona
Helena
Lila J Lee
Washington Avenue
From Pony Express to Millionaire A Widely Traveled Return
Thurman Wheeler, 12, a veteran of the Pony Express in Utah, passed through Ogden today and plans to make Chicago his future home. He rode for Utah from 1867 to 1869, and after leaving Ogden in 1869 he wandered to San Francisco then Australia, where a gold rush fortune followed. He returns to Ogden as a self-made millionaire, recalling the era and noting opportunities today for youth and education, with a tale of early hardship and later wealth.
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Thurman Wheeler
Pony Express
Utah
Geden
Chicago
Thurman
Gaden
San Francisco
Australia
Ogden
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Doston
Euch
Southern Pacific
Ogdion
Whesler
Mountain lion keeps Farr West family in terror
Lan Webster and his family in eastern Farr West were held inside their home for about five hours as a mountain lion circled the house and drove off their dog. The animal did not harm livestock but frightened the children, leaving Webster with only a butcher knife. He planned to buy a rifle and shells for future safeguard, noting a previous lion sighting nearby. The predator is believed to have emerged from hills between Ogden and North Ogden canyons.
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Lan Webster
Farr West
Webster
Harriss Ilies
North Ogden
Ogden
North Ogden Canyons
RA Rae
Accident Merges Two Cars On Washington Street
Mika Sullivan, an employee of Strange and McGilve, narrowly escaped serious harm when his steers wheel for Fortick car collided with a standing machine on Twenty fourth Street at Washington. He attempted to avoid a small boy on a bicycle, the tar tracks cramped, and his car ran onto the curb. The other machine was pushed aside and headlights damaged. Sullivan was tossed but walked away with possible collar bone injury.
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Mika Sullivan
Strange & McGilve Company
Marrowly
Deai
Fortrick
Tsventy
Fourth
Washington Street
Allivan
Nitigg
M Amal
Sullivan
International revue delights audiences with bright numbers
The article reviews an International Revue featuring four Rennes acts praised for lively songs, dancing, and Lunetal numbers. It notes rare blackface comedians on vaudeville, mentions Toe Ddrey who sings Oo Salada, and describes the Sam and Ada Heverley duo as a strong act. The July 1 performance is recalled as broad farce with colorful interpretation.
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Thres
Fie
Rennes
Sam
Ada Heverley
Secretary of Union Forfeits Bail in City Court
Secretary Leilth of the Carriers' Union forfeited £7 cash bail after failing to appear in city court. Mike McGivter was found guilty of intoxication by Andee Roberts. Gaye, Tingcom, and Pingres faced various traffic and public nuisance charges with fines noted.
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Vigtini Leilth
Te Carriers’ Uson
Lo Pat
Baller
Parcrssien
Mike McGivter
Andee Roberts
EA Gaye
Arsinst Gaseronen
Tingcom
Sal Take
Disnyl Pingres
Ogden Tam
Lust
Anday
Hotientos
Losan Wan
Gade
Theatres AT THE ORPHEUM Theatres at Orpheum showings
Fragmented OCR text lists theatre events and performances at the Orpheum with unclear names and dates. The readable items mention live performances and a strong turnout, but details are unreliable.
Forest Fire Toll Hits Record in Montana Region
Rab Adams, a telephone engineer for districts 1 and 4, returned to Ogden from Montana where he led forest fire communications work. He says Montana and eastern Idaho saw more fires than ever, destroying millions of feet of timber and obliterating stations and bridges. Ninety miles of telephone lines were lost, hindering response as up to three thousand men fought fires amid extreme dryness and electrical storms.
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Rab
Adams
Forestry Service
Ogden
Missou Montana
Mr. Adams
Montana
Idaho
Forest Service
Berthana Dances Ban Shimmie This Season
Berthana manager Jee Goss announces a strict ban on the shimmie dance at this season’s opening night. Professor Woolwri will eject dancers who perform the move as two large orchestras provide the opening event. The gala program includes carnival features and high spirits as the hall prepares for a lively start.
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Walsten
Jee Goss
W. If. Woolwi Ri
Goss
American Legion Plans Social Event Generating Meeting Tonight
American Legion members are planning a smoker and dinner in the next ten days. A meeting is set for this evening at the office of Royal Douglas to finalize plans with returned soldiers and marines invited. The event aims to organize local veterans under the American Patriots banner and mark steps toward Bethel. A separate note mentions German Baker Post No. 9 and Soldiers Sailors and Marines Clubs as organizing bodies.
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American Legion
Royal Douglas
Irda
Jandas
Bethel
Baker Post No. 9
Pelson
Soldiers
Sailora
Marines Clubs
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