Ring of Butterland-B marriage license issued
George H Gib son and Elizabeth Davis of Kaysville were granted a marriage license this morning by County Clerk Ramey. The notice also records a new trial motion in the Utah State case against Joseph Murdock for a statutory offense, to be argued Monday April 30 before Judge A W Aree.
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George H. H. Gibson
Oxden
Elizabeth Davis
Kaysville
Ramey
Utah
Joseph Murdock
A. W. Aree
New Plaza Apts Advertises Affordable Two Room Units
An advertisement touts New Plaza Apartments listing two room units with disappearing beds ranges and refrigerators. Prices range from 15 to 39 dollars per month and include light gas and heat. A divorce filing by Edward Sander is noted, with Emma Sanderson named in the complaint. The Surrey Education committee plans to award a scholarship and mentions arrangements to assist disabled soldiers.
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Glalma
Edward Sander Zoo
Emma Sanderson
Surrey
England
Aincd Sa
Power Line Through Canon To Be Rebuilt
Utah Power and Light plans to rebuild the Ogden canyon line and extend it through the Eden farming district for over three miles within ten days. The project raises capacity for new canneries in Eden and supports growers in Ogden Valley, with new poles and heavier insulation for safer, better service.
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Ogden Canyon
Utah Power and Light Company
Eden Farming
Pml Parry
Ogden Hrmes
Ogden Valley
Hanner Canning Company
Edendie Tech
Hamner Company
Utah Packers Corporation
Parker
Eden Platan
Uuh Power and Light Company
Tiparita
Ogden
Parry
Canyon
Moe
City Mobilizes for a Citywide Gardening Drive
Ogden organizes a citywide gardening drive under the Preparedness and League committee. Twelve agricultural districts and twelve assistants will enlist Junior Guards to cultivate land, with county and city leaders mobilizing for district supervision and school garden plots across Weber county.
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Orden
Foctinrda
W. Preeton Thomas
J. J. Andrews
Robert E. Wilson
Guarda
Oeden
Ogden
Weber County
Weber County Board of Educaton
Cqunty
W. Preston Thomas
Thotiss
Ogden City
Edrars
Foreclosure Decree Filed in District Court
A foreclosure decree and order of sale were filed today in district court by G J Abels in a case against Wilford S and Kate Cragan. Judge A W Agee argued the decree while the judgment totals $553.27. The report mentions bankruptcy like items and local addresses including 326 25th Street and Twenty Sixth Street with ice dealers and a tooth anecdote.
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Abels
Aralost Wilford S
Kate Cragan
A.W. Agee
H W Jones Company Takes Over McCune Foulger Shoe Firm
A major city shoe market change occurs as H W Jones Company assumes the McCune Foulger Shoe business on Warlincton avenue. J W Jones becomes president and the store will push quality shoes at reasonable prices with enhanced service. He plans twice yearly purchases from eastern markets.
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H. W. Jones
McCune Foulger Shoe Company
Warlincton Avenue
J. W. Jones
Jones
Local enlistments and drill plan headline
Amid ten day enlistments in U S forces only one new applicant was recorded in Brigham City Leo Eldon Geborn joined the Navy after examination and acceptance others from Brigham City Ogden and Mountain View were listed for Army Marines and Navy The Weber Academy plans daily military drill from 8 to 845 am and 335 to 4 pm with Utah National Guard officers as instructors At the Oracle theater Herbert Rawlinson stars in The Scarlet Crystal and Silent Haskins in Silent Haskins Open 12 to 11.
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United States
Leo Eldon Oeborn
Brirham City
United States Navy
San Francisco
Army
Bert W. Freeman
John H. Burt
Raud K. Jensen
Infantry
Brigham City
Marines
Roy Davis
Cushing
Okt
Toy Harper
Ogden
Savy
Lester A. Stott
Edens Christen Koch
J. van Namee
Archie Matthews
Mountain View
Wyo
C. B. Grove
Rock Springs
Weber Academy
Rational Guard of
Utah
Natructore
S. Hart
Herbert Rawlinson
Tomorow
Yeomen Benefit Card Party and Dance in Ogden
A Yeomen benefit card party and dance will be held Tuesday April 24 at the Woodmen hall to aid W S Parsons a deaf and blind brother archer. Admission 60 cents per couple. F D Mitchell foreman 5A junk correspondent reports.
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Ogden Homestead Wo
W. O. W. Hall
Parsons
Archer
F. D. Nitchell
Junk
Odgen City Ice Co Public Notice and Classified Ad
Water purification and sanitary service offer from Ogden City Ice Co with pricing from 18 to 20 dollars per month including light heat and cas. See New Plaza Apartments Tworsem apartments featuring disappearing beds and FAi ranges with 20d refrigerators. Also mentions Hart in Silent Has The Scarlet Crystal Oracle today and tomorrow. Open 1210 11.
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Ogden City Ice CO
Plaza Apts
Butler Avenue paving bid awards and city actions
The city commission accepted bids for Butler Avenue paving from three firms. O Neill Construction offered 8695.53 dollars, Gibron and Tread 9731.47, Wheelwright Construction 9556.16. The commission also granted a storage warehouse permit to Continental Oil at Twentieth Street and Wall Avenue and approved related property and utility payments. Ogden appointed humane officer B T Whitaker after a Weber County Humane Society request.
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J. DB
O'Neill Construction Company
Butler Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty Sixth
O'Neil
Gibron &Tread
Wheelwright, Construction Company
Continental Ofl Company
Twentieth Street
Wall Avenue
Oil
Utah Power & Light Company
T. Whitaker
Ogden
Weber County Humane Society
Cotton seed and products report shows production totals
Washington April 24 Cotton seed and products for the eight month period ending March 34 were released by the census bureau. Cotton seed received 4,330,922 tons. crude oil produced 1,186,609,174 pounds. refined oil 955,348,073 pounds. linters 1,109,106 50 pound bales. exports 96,480,617 pounds. linters exported 144,000 running bales.
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Washington
Linters
Howard Elliott Resigns Post as Railroad President
New York April 24 The resignation of Howard Elliott as president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad was accepted by the board. His retirement takes effect March 1 and he will serve in an advisory role. William J. Pearson elected to succeed Elliott, having been vice president and in charge of construction operation and maintenance.
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New York
Howard Ellyott
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Fillott
Ance
Directnra
FA J. Pearson
Amea
Ue Company
Filiotts
Japanese Join Local Red Cross Branch In Omien Area
A report to Nev J KE Carver president of the local Red Cross shows about 150 Japanese have joined the Osden branch. The campaign for more members is in full swing with many application blanks secured and plans to recruit additional supporters.
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Omien
Osden
Ted Cross
Street switches being lowered for paving upgrade
Ratimad celleries along Lincoln avenue north from Twenty fourth street will be returned with the new paving. Work on the switches near the Ogden interurban terminal began this morning by the Salt Lake & Ox Fen Time. Other work will be done by the Ogden Logan Idaho Railway company. Painting of Tinenin arrives from Twenty fourth street to Qader river proceeds rapidly, by J. P. O'Neill construction company.
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Ratimad
Lincoln
J. P. O'Neill Construction Company
New Board Held First Meeting At State School
The new board met this afternoon to plan for the coming year at the Utah Blaze Behoo for the Deaf and Bilit. New members appointed by Governor Dambergers attended and began their initial work with the school.
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Utah
Petition for concrete paving on Washington Avenue
Property owners along Washington Avenue from Twenty-eighth to Thirty-fifth Street filed a petition with the city board requesting concrete paving without a top surface. City commissioners took no action beyond ordering the city engineer to tabulate frontage figures. Experts who studied the petition say more than half of the property owners favor concrete paving with no asphalt or bitulithic top.
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Washington Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Thors
Residences Erected as Permits Issued for Two Homes
Permits issued today by Building Inspector Waris authorize construction of two large residences. One will stand at Twenty-fifth Street and Tyler Avenue with a value of 36,400, the other on Tyler Avenue between 26th Street and McIntosh Avenue valued at 5,400. Additional permits for a 4,500 hour project on Twenty-fifth Street between Atlantic and Jefferson avenues and a 22,375 building cost were reported in a city engineer compilation for April. A jury was rejected for the Spanell Coleman trial in Texas. The Presbyterian Cradle Roll will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the church parlors with listed hostesses.
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Taapector Waris
Weber Trt Company
Twenty-fifth Street
Tyler Avenue
Tovcout
26Th Street
McIntosh Avenue
H.W. Todd
Atlauto
Jefferson Avenue
World markets move with mixed shifts in stocks and bonds
World markets show renewed activity with shiplogs motors and oils trading and some issues dipping to minimum prior prices. United States Htess gains tempered by Bethlehem Steel and copper prices faltering as trading broadens. In Chicago wheat futures swing on expectations of poor crops with cold conditions and reports of winter wheat being plowed under.
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New York
United States
Htess
Arthlehem Sierlsew
Wirkconnin Central
Son
Cincago
France
Italy
Spain
Scandinavian
Opening prices lift grains as local demand holds steady
The market shows mixed early moves with May and July futures edging higher while futures across grains and metals trade under local demand pressure. Reports from Omaha reflect hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and varied price levels, with mining stocks and bank listings also quoted, indicating a broad but unsettled trading day.
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Balloré
Commission House
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Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Butterland
Mitchell
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DR. Epperson
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Edward Bichsells
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Wrights
H.W Jones Company New Shoe Firm
Yeomen
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Butler Ave
Cotton Seed and Products Report
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven
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Ambtemmam
Toodon
Vienna
Diepateh Raya Thal
RED Dog
City Board
Spanell Coleman
Texas
Harry J. Spanell
M. C. Butler
Alpine Tart
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Meadames
George Bartlett, Sr
George Jones
Z. E Parke
Peter Koch
Chris Christensen
P. A. Andrews
William McClure
A. C. Fielliz
Etta Whilama
RB. Noodbury
Young Men’s
Washington Ave
Omaha
Apri
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Nalve Steers, $9.509713.00; Cows and Telfers, $8.00011.00;7 Weatern Beer
Atockers
Feso Uiora
Necelpts
Wethers
Lamba
J. A. Hogle & Coy Brokers
Hudson
Tocal Mining Exchange
Travie Btandant
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Tron Blomanm
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St & Ivte
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Albion
Ifo
Alta Tunnel
Germania
Tultlon
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Colorado
Crown Point
Cottonwood King
Cottonwood Metals
Boo
Emma
Dine
Blossom
Lehi Tintle
Mammoth
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Ploche
Bristol
Prince Con
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McCornick & Cop
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National Bank of Republic
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Ogden State
Becurlty State
Galt Lake Becurlty & Trust
Utah State National
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Walker Bros
Zions Savings & Trust
Amalgamated Bangar
Cement Sec
Life
Guardian C. & G. Co
Home Fire Tostrance
Hotel Utah Oo. Co
Intermountain Life
Mountain States Tel
Gila
Ogden Packing & Prottilon Co
Ithan Fire
Utah Tower & Light
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Tieturea Corporetics
Chicago
J. A. Hogle & Co
G. M. Scott, Jr
Investment Securities
Hudson Ave
Chicago Board of Frage
Salt Lake
Logan & Bryan
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