Neighbor's Dog Raids Bunny Pens

1929

SALT LAKE, Jan. 1. -- I. J. Starbuck, 972 South Eighth West street reported to police Monday that 100 rabbits, valued at $400, had been killed in his rabbit grounds by a neighbor's police dog. Starbuck reported he had about 400 rabbits prior to the dog's raid.

--The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Ogden City, Utah, January 1, 1929, page 2.


HEATER BECOMES RECEIVING SET

CHICO, Calif., Jan. 1. -- (AP) -- And now a gas water heater has been added to the list of bean pots, electric lamps, fans and what-not that have acted as radio receiving sets.

Mrs. J. F. Bailey reported Monday that she heard a program of band music trickling out of the water heater in her kitchen but that the music faded out before the station was announced. Mrs. Bailey's reception of the program was confirmed by Mrs. Abbie Jones, a neighbor.

--The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Ogden City, Utah, January 1, 1929, page 5.