Ogden Notes and Classifieds Snapshot
Ogden area items note a mix of business moves and local notices. Geveland, Ohio signals Hens ry W. Stecner heads Years Street Savings and Trust plans while railroad figures and inspectors appear in official business. Local moves include doors shifted to 24 Washington and residents traveling, studying or visiting in Ogden.
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Snnke
Paul Stecher
Poral Jewrlel
Geveland
Ohio
Hensry W. Stecner
Das Bevr
Busioews
Stecet Savings and Truat Company
Bleacher
Fighting Brings Fine for Two Young Men
In India musteipal court Judge George Harker fined Juss Reso and Bd shitees 16 dollars each for disturbing the peace. They admitted fighting at Kennedy's Coffee House on Twenty-fifth Street after drinking. A kitchen worker Herbert Coons testified, suffering bruises and blood on his shirt. Both men were arrested. minor charges resolved with fines. no charge against another man.
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Jyoule
India
Musteipal Court
George
Harker
Kennedy
Coffes
Herbert Coos
Coon
Oiliintehe Wien
Yo Winn
Hopdles
Akons
Howe
Munsey
O. HM. Mohinay
Iing
Eller
Hem
Farm Bureau aims to boost Weber County members
The Weber County Farm Bureau opens its membership drive ahead of a May 1 deadline as it appeals to about 800 current members to reach 1,000. A countywide campaign mails circulars highlighting cooperative benefits and guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture and Utah Agricultural College to attract new members.
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Weber
Thaturean ix Daversbed
U. S. Department of Aericulture
Utah Agricultural Jeollega
Patriotic Meeting in Thirteenth Ward Highlights
The Mutuals of the Thirteenth Ward hold a Patriotic meeting at the ward hall tonight at 7 50. The program lists songs including My Old Kentucky Home and The Star Spangled Banner with a patriotic talk by Albert Oborn and Prof BS Hineklay. William Pickett also participates.
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Albert Oborn
Kentucky
William Pickett
GAN Service On 23rd To Be Suspended During Paving
Street car service on Twenty third street will be suspended indefinit ely during paving operations beginning Friday. The hill section between Washington avenue and Adams avenue will be paved with asphalt preventing air soiling by car vibrations. Passengers may use Twenty fourth street or Twenty fifth street lines after Thursday. Service from Twenty fourth and Washington to Wall avenue end will be maintained with a loop via Twenty fifth and Twenty four th streets.
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Twenty Third Street
Otlelala
Twenty-third Street
Washington Avenua
Adams Avenue
Jess
Aj Street
Two Draftees Fail To Appear In Ogden Draft
Ogden district draftees due for Camp Lewis on April 28 missed the morning session with Chairman A. Et. Fleywood and Secretary Walter Richey. They will report again at 1 31 p m on Sunday April 23 and then be classified as eligible for the draft. Only two failed to appear Willham Bell of Rock Springs Wyoming and George Fh Rackham, reportedly in the shipbuilding service.
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Ogden City
Camp Lewis
A. Et. Fleywood
Walter Richey
Eoldlera
United States
Willham Bell
George Fh. Rackham
Rock Springs
Wyo
Boys Arrested for Rifle Possession in City Limits
Two boys were arrested today by police for carrying 22 caliber rifles within the city. The incident followed a report about a homemade meat relish substitute found in a Worcestershire bottle. Read the classified ads.
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Boye
Boy Challenges Father to Fight in Early 20th Century Case
A 48 year old son or Alvin Tribe challenged his father to a fight, referenced in Judge Pratt's court during a 1921 hearing. The case features claims of brutal treatment toward the mother, the son’s letter offered as evidence, and Mary Tribe seeking a higher alimony due to the sick daughter’s needs amid prior divorces.
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Alvin Tribt
Pratt
Mary Tribe
Annie
American Can subscribes for $20,000 bonds in Ogden
J G Lequard of the American Can company signed an application for bonds totaling $20,000 at the Utah National Bank. The order followed telegraphic instructions from R Hilcom, New York treasurer, as other subscriptions grew, signaling strong interest from New York officers in Ogden's prosperity.
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Utah National Bank
J. G. Lequard
American Can Company
R. Hilcom
New York
Ah Il
Ing
Ehcourhrlie
Thage
Ogden
Local Ogden Man Among Fort Oglethorpe Second Lieutenants
David J. Cox of Ogden is named a second lieutenant among graduates of the Third Officer Training Camp at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. The public release lists several western men including Cox and others from local territory, with notes on branches and assignments.
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David J. Cox
Ogden
Fort Oglethorpe
Adjutant General'n Office
Z Committee On Public Information
Harry Brim
Downey
Edu
Frank T. Gardener
American Fork
Ala
Robert J. Goodwin
Mark ¥. Groosberk
Salt Lake City
Sherman J. Pobast
Payatte
Ide
Ance
Cameron
Lander
Wye
Tabert P
Pantages Show This Week Two Headliners at Opden
Alexander Pantages sends his best and largest shows to Opden this week with two headline acts. The frat’s Billy King’s Exploits in Africa is a tabloid musical comedy with strong dancers and a large company. The second act, The Denons' Shawn Dancina, features one of the year’s best dancing acts. Other acts on the bill are above average, making this a premier program. Shows run Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Alexander Pantages
Opden
Billy King
Africa
Muth St. Dennty
Ted Shewn
Denons
Shawn Dancina
Railroad Subscription Progress in Salt Lake Division
The Liberty Idan report shows $197,009 raised for the Southern Pacific Salt Lake division with nearly half credited to Utah and over $70,000 to Weber County. Chief clerk William G. Johnson says bond sales proceed as fast as applications come in and the firm hopes to sell one bond per employee before campaign end.
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Liberty Idan
Salt Lake
Southern Waciile Railroad
Utah
Webern County
William G. Johnson
Card of Thanks for Le Grande Orton
Mr and Mrs Filanuis Orton express heartfelt thanks to friends who offered aid and sympathy during the illness and death of their son Le Grande Orton. Their gratitude for support and comforting gestures is deeply appreciated by the family.
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le Grande Orton
Filanuis Orton
Colored man may be guilty of burglaries in Salt Lake
Robert Clayton, a colored 20 year old, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Utah police after a string of burglaries across Ogio and Sal Lake. He confessed to breaking into a home in Salt Lake before being taken into custody.Authorities say Beulah Thomas’s depot matron, Union Depot, and the store of Froth at 109 Twenty-fifth Street were also burglarized. The April 20th incidents allegedly involved razors and other items, and Clayton is held on suspicion of multiple break-ins.
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Robert Clayton
Goloedlya
Robert Swambors
Charles Manxell
Sispleio
Ogio
Sal
Deserin
Pollce
Browning
Pllee Department
Salt Lake
Bellova Cington
Beulah Thomas
Mttet Union Depot
Weta
Twenty-fith
Classification of Registrants
The muddy document lists registrants by class and status. Names include Clifford Kay Broderick St Matt Ferrimand Jorgenson Pradarick Ayers Bava J. Smid Arthur Lesden William Ly Miler Wil ai Orley Shiw Seymour L London and Ariston John F Bhaughsessey Unfit for service Antoon Van Denthuin Cloyd Meyers Edgar Porter J.B. Rankin Robert Noyvin Henry Natsbitt Jack A. Wallace who has volunteered for the next contingent with Boy Scout Lewis on April 25.
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Haago
Igden Olly Oran
Clifford Kay
Broderick St Matt
Ferrimand Jorgenson
Pradarick Ayers
Bava J. Smid
Arethur Lesden
Willian Ly Miler
Wilai Orley Shiw
Seymour L
London
Thomas R. Tess Ariston
John F. Bhaughsessey
Antoon van Denthuin
Cloyd
Meyers
Edgar Porter
J.B. Rankin
Robert Noyvin
Henry Natsbitt
Jack A. Wallace
Boyo
Camy Lewis
Frost damages the fruit crop survey reports major losses
An investigation into the recent frost shows substantial damage to early fruit crops. The crop is estimated damaged about 20 percent with apricot, peach, pear, and apple crops affected. George Shorten of the local weather bureau led a survey across the region.
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George Shorten
Condue Leit
Society That Owle Tema Concert At Presbyterians Church
A community concert titled Society That OWle Tema will be held Friday at 8 oclock at Presbyterians church Eden and Swi presents notable city performers led by Syrla Holiday. Also a house party on Acai Avenue showcased readings from popular books and art. attendees included Mrs Campbell Horde Swimon and Mrs Whitaker, among others. Company meetings for various local chapters listed with host addresses on Twenty third Street Monroe Avenue Quincy Avenue and Thirtieth Street.
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Boihg Spomaorel
Gratt Schvol
Wan Fu
Mother Gary
Waughtorn of
Thineers
Elsa Uarrott
Monroe
Whils
Quincy Avehue
Contonny FL
Mie
Alefred Agee
Mrs Ward Returns to Ogden After Illness
Mrs Ward of Ogden, identified as Captain A Ward of Battery B, has been seriously ill with pneumonia in La Jolla California. She is now considerably improved and is expected to return to Ogden soon when her ladlth permits.
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OGD
Ward
A Ward
Battery B
Pnemmonia
Bari
la Jolla
Cal
Senior Day at Weber Normal College Ends in Beachside Festivities
Weber Normal College marked its year end with a Senior Day featuring a program at the beaches, a bathing and dancing party at Mol Springs, and an afternoon excursion for swimming and skating. Performers included Lertha Harker, Mamie Cristenston, Lowell Ridges, Andrew Kneis, Mary Woolley, Lola Winters, Bertha Farley, and Professor T. Flavh Vardae. LEAVES FOR COAST Mrs Laura Eccles Fomury travels to California, then San Francisco to visit friends. SPECIAL MEETING A special Saturday morning session by Dix-Logan post members to form a committee for Decoration Day. VISITED SCHOOLB A recital plan announced by Professor Clark draws attendees from Ogden and nearby schools.
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Spulor
Weber Normal College
I Day
T Beaches
Utah
Mol Springs
Ola
Lertha Harker
Clash Prophecy
Mamie Cristenston
Golo
Lowell Ridges
Clash History
Andrew Kneis
Mary Woolley
Czar Winters
Lola
Bertha Farley
Tale Phillipa
T Predicttlong
Prof
T. Fiavh Vardae
Laura Eccles Fomury
California
Jack Bercies
Nattery Dat Canto Kearny
Ant
San Prancisco
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
Mary Winslow widow of Hyrum Winslow aged 78 died after a paralytic stroke. Survived by sons Jonan W William T and Fred A Winslow. Funeral at Larkin & Sons chapel tomorrow at 2 pm with viewing from 4 am to funeral hour. Interment Ogden City Cemetery. Phyllia Filizabeth Petit died today at 3 pm after months of illness. Born Mendon Utah May 6 1899. Lived in Ogden area four years. Survived by parents Roy and Agnes Petit and siblings Corporal Charles J Petit Roy, Milton R Fayette and Katherine Petit. Services Sunday 1 pm West Ogden meeting house with Bishop Charles La Dawa officiating. Body lying in state at home Saturday evening and Sunday until funeral. Roy cemetery.
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Winslow
Mary Winslow
Hyrum
Big. Winslow
Ogderi
Sue
Jona W
William ‘T
Pred A. Winslow
Larkin & Sons
Larkin Chanel
Ormorrow
Ogden City Cemetery
Petit
Phyllia Filizabeth Petit Aled
Wilson Lane
Wi- Mam
Agnes Kowa Petit
Mendon
Utah
Ogden
Sved Im Roy
Phyllia
Ogden Packing Company
West Ogden Meeting House
Charles la
Dawa
U'Pluck
Roy Cemetery
Secretary Dyker Testifies on Europe Visit to Senate Panel
Washington April 24 Secretary Dyker told the Senate military affairs committee details of his Europe trip. He said no discussion occurred on army expansion or draft legislation at the closed session. He denied reports that President Wilson is delaying any army program. St Paul April 24 Archbishop John Ireland, recently back from Florida, has suffered a relapse and is in frail condition.
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Washington
Dyker
Europe
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Wilson
ST. Paul
Mion
John Ireland
Florida
Lovay
Eald
Regular meeting and social events of G A R Ladies
The Lincoln Circle No. 2 Ladies of the G A R hold a regular meeting at the I O O F hall at 2 30 PM. They plan a capital trip with Mrs M E Moore and Mrs Supa Ward organizing the Easter society. A social function followed with officers installed by Stina Ward and Mayor T Samuel Brown-Sng addressing guests.
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Lincoln Circle No. 2
Ladiea
Waah—Ingian Avenue
Mra. M. EB
Monre
Mra
Supa Ward
Eater’ S Society
Salt Lake Mene
Mra. M. B. Moore
Canada
Sal Mattan Ward
Sparks
Nev
W. O. W. Hall
Brothers of Perseverance
Elsie Speak
Vauide Morehart
Una Card
Anna Meliian
Anna Keffer
Rose Smith
Annette Moulton
Irene Frost
Tees
Jetta Reuse
Elizabeth Ormiston
Janise Bourbs
T. Samual Brown- Sng
L. Po
Nociety
Elizabeth Ormindon
Switchman Loses Leg After Rail Yard Accident
An employee of the Mydeu Unto Railway and Deopol company suffered a severe injury when between two cars his right leg was mangled. Doctors may amputate near the hip. The accident occurred at about 12 39 p.m. in the railway yard between two cave approaches. The injured man, Pliny Schacter, was moved to hospital where his condition was described as very serious. He was married about a year ago and his wife, Ogdon, is in poor health.
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Mydeu
Railway
Deopol
Joyea
Tha Deo Hospital
Wat
Schacter
Kirken- Hall
Pwonky-Bevesith
Orloo Dastar
I Sehaetter
Sear
Toon
Ogdon Gil
Sehaetter
Munay
Rin Jacal Company
M& Hfp
Sightsnora
Dou g and Charlie Rally Wall Street for Third Liberty Loan
Twenty thousand spectators watched Charlie Chaplin and Doug Pairbanks perform stunts and deliver speeches in Wall Street to support the Third Liberty Loan. Chaplin lacked his mustache but wore his tall derby hat, drawing laughs, while Pairbanks energized the crowd with his usual pep.
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Doug
Charlie
Wall Street
Charlie Chaplin
Doug Pairbanks
Joan
Coug Fairbanks
Aleft
Banquet Evening Features Musical Program and Fashions
A May American sky framed a banquet where the dleabis and favors preceded a musical program. The event showcased the evening’s entertainment with a formal program and light social notes.
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Dleabis
War Garden land offers flood city parcels to county committee
Chairman Thomas G. Burt of the War Garden Committee reports many land donors in the county council of defense area have turned over vacant city lots for war garden use. Donors include Fred J. Jenel J. W. Abbott and Jos. Carlson among others. letters come from nearby towns. Burt notes a ten acre plot at the head of Twenty-fifth Street suitable for beans, water is the main issue though the railroad owns the water right and might donate or supply water.
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Nakids
Thomas G. Bort
Mie
War gArden
Cauneil
Defense
Umile
Mr. Buri
Thias
Mimaita
Fred J. Ienel
Tha 0
TL Beery Astute
J. W. Abbott
Jos. Carlson
Letlere
Publa Amany
Shatrman Burt
Beane
Bart Tame Rom
EL Elma
Amd
Donation of land for canal project proposed by committee
A letter from J J Critor of 2871 Walt avenue describes 20 acres of land owned by Mr. Wherry and E C Nyg near a fruit farm not under cultivation. He proposes donating eight or more acres for a canal project and invites bids or inquiries while noting the land’s elevation will affect water access and promising effort if needed.
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Thomas G. Burt
Earlie
Barden Committee
Wherry
C. Nyg
Wrather
J. 1
Critor
Walt Ayeauue
Ann
E. Helme
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Traoring
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Washington Avenue
Ogden Electric
Sarah Hornell
West Point
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Alberta
Niele
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Jot Taylor
Aaln Ogden Standard
Haring
John Lockhead
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Montello
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Eaton Stock Yards
M. L. Pita
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Georges Tower
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Ogiens
Mitchell
Fit Mamil
Union Pacific Railroad
Wanno Dgilen
Ite Tripp Photo Studio
Id Vltent
JR. Sheller
Smithfield
Buaineas
Reenwell
W. W. Ruby
Green River
WR. Rubin
Morgan, Lia
Union Rock
Ogden Seven Pipe. & Glay Company
Charles Hooface
Mre
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HR. G. Frost
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Ogien
Humen
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Deweyville
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Lloyd
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Mifest
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Yeaterday
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Professor Clark
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Mian Fyra Grout
Ogden High School
Joseph H. Kyane
T. Earl Dardoe
Webb Normal
Eber B. Piers
Mms
Cesare Callahan
Sacred Tear
Academy
the Tabernacle
Baker
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Switchman
J. A. Hocle & CO
Husan Ave
Chriago Board of Trade
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
M.scoty
Logan & Bryan
Lone Star Oil
Dixie Oil
Pioneer Gas
Care Standard
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