Ogden News Briefs Include City Band Leader and Enlistments
Ogden city notes elect a new leader for the Ged den municipal band succeeding Arthur Agee as he moves to lead the Southern Pacific band. Concerts begin the last week in May. Also listed are lost items, naval enlistment results, utility upgrades on Washington avenue, school events, and local business notices. The record mentions C. C. AL Grey in charge of naval recruiting, the Ogden Electric Co moving, and a public reading at Ogden High School along with various civic notices and community activities.
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Baird
F. A. Becker
Corposise Ab
Grpheum Threater
Animat
Gedden
Arthur Agee
Line Eo
Keader
Southern Pacific Band
Untitled Help Wanted Ad From Wells Fargo Press Co
Fragmentary classified notice shows a male help wanted ad for drivers with a two hour examination noted, appearing under Wells Fargo press company. The readable fragment mentions a United States connection and a specific house examination reference, but lacks full details, dates, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Fargo Isspress Co
United States
Civil Service Announces Third Class Steam Engineer Exam
The civil service commission has announced an examination for a third class steam engineer in the custodian service in this city to be held at an early date. The position carries a salary of 32 per year. Applications and information can be secured at the post office, with details to be delivered on Waterg. Tanner. 4066 WHRF. Not monopolistic, but beware. Nedéold King and Jenson firms have moved offices to suite 344 Col. Hudson Bl. Hemstitching and pleat edging by Mrs. Stephens of the Singer Co. Work guaranteed at Payne & Turet. 5091 Suenan. Note The Utah National Bank of Ogden today commenced suit in district court against S. A. Hubbell and Loughney Ti. Young for $1785 on a promissory note signed in 1913. Recorder’s business shows $155.15 collected for March. Katherine L. Higginbotham, recorder, says after has shown growth in 1918 to date. Today Bessie Barriscale in Those Who Pay, Harold Lockwood in The Land Loper. New Utah. Popular plays and players. Phone 3201.
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Civil Service Commission
Cliss
Thin City
Pos
Utah National Bank of Ogden
S.A. Hubbell and
Loughney Ti. Young
Bank
Wah
Recorder
Eaunly Recorder
Katherine L. Higginbotham
Bessie Barriscale
Harold Lockwood
New
Utah
Casualty list and assorted film notices in Cozy
Casualty listings show names with causes of death including wounds accident disease and other causes. Wounded slightly and officer and enlisted ranks noted among many soldiers. The page also lists film showings featuring Pearl White Antonio Moreno Broncho Billy and a Big V comedy at the Cozy for today only.
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John GB. Graham
Eugetia W. Fileuin
Frank Henesel
Wagoner
Vernon Whodes
Cook Thomas L. Firepatrick
Amcilvin Mathoray
Frederick J. Sullivan
Fred Mardo
Nobert
Henry Inee
Henry Ky Dillard, Jr
Hart
Pearl White
Antonio Moreno
Broncho Billy
Roark Tha funeral services and tributes
The Roark-Tha funeral was held yesterday at 2 p.m. in the Third Wars chapel with speakers including President Frank W. Stratfont Elvis King and Yara 1G. Williams, BA, dedicated the grave at City Cemetery. Also noted: Endreozzi funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Kirkendall chapel with interment Mountain View Cemetery. Arthur G. Fell funeral held at 4 p.m. at 57th Twenty-fifth Street residence with interment at City Cemetery. Flowers provided by Weber Floral Co. Phone Pour-one-o 4032.
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Roark
Audrey
Irre
Willams
Della Troeay
Deusula Anderson
Frank W. Stratfont
Elvis King
Yara
Larkin
Endreozzi
Letizia Endreozz
Fell
Arthur G. Fell
Swenty-ifth Street
D W. RK. Myslop
Church of the Good Shepherd
Weber Floral Co
Cooks Reported Missing From City Jail Briefing
Hylveater Cook who volunteered for duty failed to report to the boat and was sought by police. Walter Giehey, board member, explained Cook altered plans and was not on the Sunday shift. Kedear Youas, a registrant, was examined and placed under general medical surveillance per draft district procedures.
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Wattrow
Eit
Walter Giehey
Ainra
Gion
Fe Iid
Youas
Ogden students build tables for soldiers drive
Ogden high school manual training students from fifth grade up are creating checker boards tables and games for soldiers. A city war effort seeks $3 per title to fund materials while a May Red Cross fund raising sale will feature furniture and other pieces. Local supervisors George W. Bruerton and five instructors lead the program with support from downtown merchants and civic leaders.
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Oglden Aign
Dents
George W. Dbruerton
Brockon
Red Cross ‘Fond
Aruerion
A. T. Chili
Lacen
J. W. Jones
Centraly J. Swenson
Mount Fort
Heber C. Roolger
Madison
O. V. Coburn
Ogden High School
Brigham City sees advances in real estate and schools
Brigham City notes the A M Nelgow property on North Main was purchased and will house the Leh & Dyno abstracters and real estate whalers with remodeled private offices. The new Portage School building opened for district grades, costing over 16000, praised as modern. Other items include Norway visitor B A Lee, the return of coach David Wangazgaard to Huntsville, and plans for a new undertaker business by Jesse W Hoopes as the district court handles a case between the Vaal Payor & Light Company and W B Wed.
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Brigham City
A. M. Nelgow
North Main Street
Ks. W. Than
Franf Lea .& Dyno
Real Eatitle Whalers
Ble
Boothe
Portage Schhool
GC. FE. Wells
David Wunegxgaard
Box Elder
Tus
Winehool
Huntsville
Hima
Cy Q. Laskelley
Mimnager
Brighaw City
Wangegazed
Jie
Ho Lees
Uno
Jesse W. Hoopes
Stant Farallure Company
Ator
Malad
Idaho
Dravchani
Tretmantan Furniture Company
Hilghem
Aml
Tarn Yi
Treppey
North Main
Nis
Vaal Payor & Light Company
W. B. Wed“Yell
Vila
Plaianife Ranmmany
Rabies Test Negative for Dog That Bit Rockefeller Girl
Sanitary Inspector George Shorten cites state bacteriologist finding no rabies in the small dog that bit Elaie Rockefeller of 742 Twenty-fifth Street days earlier. The dog was killed for examination, and the child is Jesse Y. Nockefaller’s daughter. Shorten defends city actions against claims of brutal dog killings.
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George Shorten
Tle Elaie Rockefeller
Twenty-fifth Street
Jesse Y. Nockefaller
Shorten
Bumano
George Chandler
Alleged horse thief caught by local officers
A man sought for stealing two horses in Tremonton was captured near the U S L crossing in Harrisville by Box Elder deputies Bod Burke Wil Brown and Joe Geiger. Information from Deputy Quen of the Box Elder sheriff’s office said the suspect headed toward Ogden before detouring. He was taken to the county jail awaiting transfer by Box Elder deputies.
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Tremonton
U. S. Li
Harrisville
Bod Burke
Wil Brown
Joe Geiger
Sheriff's Office
Ogden
Quen
Box Elder
Harrisville Road
Nic
Box
Powell 67-Year-Old Ogden Native Dies at Noon
Samuel J Powell longtime Pacific Railway employee died at his home 2450 Madison avenue Ogden at noon today age 67 after 18 months paralysis. He leaves a wife and children Henry Barker Jr Mrs Alfred Nugvergen of Rock Springs Annum Powell and Samuel C Powell plus many friends. Body at Kirkendall funeral chapel for burial preparations. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Samuel J. Powell
Ogden
Mains Pacific Raiiroad
Madison Avenue
Alr
Powell
Nee
Ave. Henry Barker, Jr
Alfred Nulverglen
Rock Springs
Wye
Annum Powell
Samuel C.powell
Ogden Lodge
J. P.O. Bikes
Kirkendall
Service Flag 5 Presented At Lynne Ward Event
A Sunday evening service at Lynne Ward featured the presentation of a flag gifted by Civil War veteran Mr. Stalitiers. Principal speaker Mr. George Harker voiced pride in the thirty two Wisconsin youths who answered the call and sacrificed for freedom and humanity. The event included remarks by Mr. Smithers and local ward members, with Mrs. S. L. Notas assisting, and noted house damages from a minor fire caused by a stove and papered walls.
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Lynne Ward
George 8S. Harker
Stalitiers
Smithars
Eie
Wiscom
Gwen Jlie Hanlf
Ishem
Gibaon Avenue
W& Mts
Pope protest sparks Atlanta church bombardment debate
A fragmented report from Atlanta notes a protest linked to airing grievances about bombardment of churches. The message references Loncan and Cantera Le, with unclear details and a chess event mention. The source is incomplete, but the core action is a protest connected to religious sites and conflict.
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Pope
Atlanta
Itape
Vincaliot Tas
Herlin Vzaist
Is Ul Esneeilly
Rho Dee Aito
Loncan
Spies Fault German Interference in Gas Mask Manufacture
Washington April 2 German spies accused of tainting gas mask production for military use were alleged by Senator Thomas of Colorado to have damaged 2900 of 6000 masks and packed defective units after discard. He warned of sabotage and German propaganda while condemning profiteers and labor unrest as threats to war effort. Separate items report a Dallas county contempt case tied to federal orders and a St Joseph club’s purchase of outfielders Curtis and Witller from Columbus.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Paraana
Atrikes
United States
Fangas City
Renator Reed
Miszoury
Pompone
Obie
Seid Mies
ST. Joseph
Cilet Curtis
Glen Witller
Columbus American Assoellation Tenty
Curtis
Hajar Lengue
County Judge Ordered to Jail in Missouri Case
Springfield Missouri April 2 The county judge Arba S Van Valkenburg of Dallas County Missouri was ordered confined to Jackson County jail until he provides assurance he will obey the court mandate. The order involves creating a tax levy in Dallas County to fund the old bound judgment. Judge Evans was arrested when the case arose.
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United States
Dallas County
Evans
Springfield
Arba S. van Valkenburg
JS. Means
Missouri
Jackson County
Aurh Lima
Dalian
Evans Wis
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Hudson
St. Joseph's Church
Poaial
C. C. AL. Grey
Naral
Andrew Tech
Apatention Seaman
Baymandl [Ngram
Hepner
Mont
Wsihemian
Washington Avenue
Ogden Electric Co
Dackari
Ciy
Dewirlment
Trof
Traword M. Driggs
Huglian d Department
The
State University
Ogden High Schoo
Andlorin
Ogden Electrica Co
Camp
Sargent
Camp Loch
Brother's
Marghat Morgan
Muidinon School
Godfrey Matthews
Twenty-fourth Street
M. L. Jones Coal & Tea Company
Warren
Edith ‘Fucker
Ida Wright
Miriam Davis
Moore's Nursery
Ogier High Nehoot
Utah Hot Springs
Phoy
Pha
Profosaor Barrett
Chemistry Department
Mra. GW. Carpenter
Herthana
County School Board
Oxien
Gilances
Mes
Walken
Dois
Grant Avenue
Wesel
Albert W. Tadley
Maury Dravey Kennedy
Mitchell's
Ofp
Association
Tha
Quincy Kchwol
Andrews
High Echool
Letchera
Schook
Ogden Steam Laundry
Roy
Delly
Tanner
Algne
Nedéold
Harris and Jenson
WN. J. Harrie
David Jenson
Col. Hudnon Blange
Casualty
Andrew Calhoun
Maurice Ailgerman
Charles Capletrand
Glen H. Coldwell
Karl J. Campbell
Larry N. Dustar
James G. Ferguaan
Graden DB
Godfrey
Stanley Goilseind
Jamen Meliale
John 8. Stalkasd
Robert W. Loman
al. C. A. Army Camp
Prtwess Anu
Alhambra Theater
Brigham City News
B.A. Loo
Dalen
Norway
Dig Coast Omnent
Brighany
Lee
Ogden Portland Cement
Ant
Sherwin-Williams
United States Appellate Court
TROCO
Grocere
Skaggs
Estes
Skaggs’ Cash
Grant
Wash. Gov't
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