Baseball Opens 1917 Season With Parade to Glenwood Park
The 1917 local baseball season opens tomorrow at 3 p.m. with a parade of players led by the Southern Pacific mechanics band. The route goes through the bust peas district to Glenwood Park where the opener will be held. Ogden Packing Company provides parade automobiles. Managers Noy Blane and George Wessler report players in good shape after a month of workouts.
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Boutheen Pacific
Ogden Packing Company
Can
Glenwood Park
O.atart
Southern Pacific Mechanics’ Band
Bustpeas
Automobilea
Ogden Packlog Company
Noy Blane
George Wessler
Ogden Proclaims May Baby Week to Aid Infants
Proclamation by Mayor Rh. Hetwood designates May 1 1917 as Baby Week in Ogden. Citizens are urged to aid the local Children’s Aid Society and Department of Public Health. Public teachers business leaders and motion picture houses are asked to cooperate to promote infant care and reduce infant mortality during the week.
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Oxden
Children's Aid Society
Department of Public Health
Ite
Ogden
Ablot Rh. Hetwood
Sanity Hearing Ordered for Austrian Laborer Joe Torquich
Joe Torquich an Austrian 35 was ordered into custody by Municipal Judge George Marker for a sanity examination. He faced a varrency charge and claimed he is persecuted by police and his boss who he says continually report him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Torquich
George 5. Marker
Attentian
Torquich
Peracle
The Magic Fluid Freezone Advert
An advertisement touts a new product from Cincinnati called Freezone to remove corns and calluses. Tiny drops are claimed to dissolve hard and soft corns between toes and on feet without pain or skin irritation. The pitch emphasizes a yellow label and widespread enthusiasm from users.
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Cincinnati
Appointment for David W. Goddard in War Department
David W. Goddard son of E L Goddard was officially notified by telegraph today of an appointment as a clerk in the war department in Washington D C. He is 21 and now a late student at the University of Utah. He departs for Washington next week. He is brother to George W Goddard manager of the Goddard Pickling and Preserving Company. He passed the civil service examination and stenography test after spring term.
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David W. Goddard
EL. H. Goddard
War Department
Washington, D.C
University of Utah
George W. Goddard
Goddard Pickling and Preserving Company
Jant auMmer
16 Aged Woman Dies at Ephraim Utah
Mary Ann Bramwell widow of George Bramwell aged 93 dies of general debility in Ephraim Utah. Born Doncaster England she came to Utah in 1869 and lived in Plain City and Ogden later moving to Ephraim to live with her son Enoch Bramwell. Survived by children Bishop G W Bramwell Alfred A Bramwell John Bramwell Claudius E Bramwell Franklin D Bramwell Harry A Bramwell and Enoch E Bramwell along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Body to Ogden tonight then to 2627 Quincy Ave home for viewing Sunday and funeral at Ninth Ward Meeting House Bishop Wilford Ridgess officiating. Burial in city cemetery Automobile escort.
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Mary Ann Bramwell
George Bramwell
Weber County
King
Epbham
Utah
General Deblilty
Mre
Bramwell
Doncaster
Yorkshire
England
Plain City
Ogden
Witl
Cobham
Enoch Cramwell
Wishop
G. W. Bramwell
Alfred A. of
Grant
Idaho
John &. Ogden
Claudius E
Rexburg
Franklin D. Portland
Harry A. Nevads
Enoch E
Ephriam
Bishop Bramwell
Quincy Avenue
Ninth Ward Meeting House
Bishop Wilford
Ridges
Lramwell
Tod
City Cemetery
Sunday services in Thirteenth Ward program details
The Weber academy public service bureau will supply tomorrow's program for the Thirteenth Ward sacra ment meeting in the Sixth Ward chapel at 4 30 pm. It features Ernest Wilkinson and Couglass Leishman as speakers, vocal solo by Josephine Shorten, violin by Mavrani Peterson, and reading by Mayme Crittenden. The two addresses are prize winning orations from the Dr E J Rich Oratorical contest at the Tabernacle held weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Academy Public Service Bureau
Thirteenth Ward
Sixth Ward
Ernest Wilkinson
Josephine Shorten
Couglass Leishman
Aclos
Mavrani Peterson
Mayme Crittenden
E. J. Rich
Taberenacle
Pictures Sent By the Leighman Machine Demonstration
Public demonstrations showed the Leighman machine sending pictures via telegraph in Ogden today. Machines connected between the Lefahmany company in the 405 Heiges building and W. B. Zappann in the 505 Ereles building. Several pictures were transmitted over the circuit in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Lefahmany Companys
Heces
W. B. Zappann
Ereles
Ogden Socialists Protest at Local Meeting
At a Weber County Socialist Local meeting, secretary Ivan announced plans to send a telegram to Utah's congressional representatives protesting a proposed conversion policy. The session focused on local socialist concerns and organizing action.
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Ivan
Weber County
Utah
Congress
Water plays part of ML ERK FON COST water
Fred V. WIA, a noted journalist of the Sax Francisco Daily News, arrived in Ogden this morning as a mail clerk. He intends to travel Oakland to Ogden gathering material for a feature story on mail clerk work. He will return by the same route, using Mr. Williams method of living the ire of his projects to uncover facts. He has served in San Francisco for years exposing labor agencies, tuna tellers, quack doctors, and politicians and undesirables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred V. Wia
Sax. Francisco Daily News
Joviah Flynt
Jack London
Ogden
Mall
Oakland
Williams
San Francisco
Fortuna
Safety Fist Demonstrations Planned At Ambarubridge Theatre
A series of safety first demonstrations will be shown Tuesday and Wednesday at the Ambarubridge theatre, under the Utah Manufacturers' Association. George W. Goddard will direct, presenting motion pictures on industrial subjects. Lon J. Haddock, Utah speaker, will speak on Factory Co-Operation Wednesday evening. A luncheon is planned Monday at the Weber club for local manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambarubraheatre
Utah Manufacturers’ Expectation
George W. Goddard
Lon J. Haddock
Utah
Iocal
Weber Club
Cuticura Heals Mass Of Terrible Itching Blisters
A user reports a long battle with a severe itchy blistering skin condition on the hands and face that kept them from work and sleep. After years of suffering, they found relief with Cuticura Soap and Ointment and urge daily use to prevent flare ups. A free sample offer via Return Mail from Cuticura Dept IL Beston.
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Seattle
Wark
Jonet
Caticora
Pottcard
Dept
IL Bestens
W. I. C. Social Club Luncheon At Mrs Burton’s Home
The W I C social club met at Mrs Burton's 2045 Washington Ave Friday afternoon. Laughter and games filled the afternoon as prizes went to Elliott, Olaen and Alleckock. Welcome guest Mrs Couch, home from California, added cheer to the gathering hosted by Mrs Burton, Mrs Mitchell, and Mrs Scott.
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Wv. A.C
W. 1 C
Mra Burton
Washington Avenue
Mesdatace Eliiott
Olaen
Couch
California
Seadames Burton, Mitchell and
Scott
Deaths and Funerals in Uintah and Nearby
Obituary notices recount funeral services for Alba Ahmet Stuart in Uintah ward chapel with interment at Uintah cemetery and viewing prior to the service. Layman funeral held at Slaterville ward meeting house with nine speakers and interment at Ogden city cemetery. Gyrm John Byram services planned at Second Ward chapel with viewings at Lindquist chapel and interment at Ogden City cemetery. Ellen Crown dies after rheumatic attack. funeral at North Ogden meeting house with viewing at home and cemetery burial. Flood danger noted as high water subsides. damages awarded in wrongful death and railroad incident case in district court.
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Alba Ahmet Stuart
Tomorow
Uintah Ward
Uintah
Gwaneyman
Slaterville Ward
James Slater
Ward
Alice Hawley
Willam Pickett
Charles Elia
Winslow Field
HH. P. Howley
C.J. Lindquiet
Ogden City Cemetery
Dudalph Layman
Ellen Crown
John A
Jeannette Matchell Brown
North Orden
Sugdsy
Frederick Barker
George Crown
Tomsone
North Oden
Larkin Chapel
Tomormr
Women’s club meeting highlights Frank Key tribute music
The apisco see Long wuure club met at the Berthaus with Mrs Ian nah Clark and Mrs J P Caney as doatestes. Mra M S Marriott described Freneis Scott Key and his Star Spangled Banner, sung by the group led by Mrs Fred Clark. Mrs Fred Kfeas sang A Little Song and Keitleen. Dr Jane Bkdfield of Salt Lake City spoke on training for women in business and urged cooperation. Mrs Mattiott, Mrs Thomas Dee, and Mrs J A Fay contributed to the discussion. The program closed with the song Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apisco
Long Wuure
Berthaus
Iannah Clark
J. P. Caney
Eless of Business
Marriott
Freneis Scott Key
Fred Clark
Fred Kfeas
Keitleen
Jane Bkdfield
Salt Lake City
Boifeld
Mattiott
Thomas Dee
J. A. Fay
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Helpful For Bladder Trouble
Letter from W. J. Purry of Salent Maine extols Foley Kidney Pills after four to five years of bladder pain and illness. Ad notes many kidney and bladder sufferers find relief from these pills. Also reports Ogden high juniors defeat Weber Juniors 1 to 3 with Thomas pitching at the Peat and Blind school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Purry
Salent
Foley
Wuffer
A. H. MeIntyre Drug Co
Ogden High Reboot
Weber
Thomas
Peat and Blind School
Eleventh Ward Girls Stage Three Act Comedy
In the Eleventh Ward Bungay school girls presented a three act comedy titled Rebecca's Triumph to a large audience in the ward amusement hall. Elderly residents received free tickets and a luncheon was served with Mary J. Burton of Nelgham and Mrs Henry U. Wibbant of Seattle as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Burton
Nelgham
Mra
Henry U Wibbant
Seattle of
Well Known Couple Weds In Elegant Episcopal Ceremony
The home of Edgar D. Stone hosted a pretty wedding for William Harold Stone and Mary Buen. The bridal party moved to an archway to Mendelssohn's wedding march played by Mrs Myrtle Farr. Rev A H Kennedy conducted the ring ceremony. Vera Peterson attended the bride, Albert D Blone served as best man. The bride wore dove gray georgette crepe and crepe de chine with bead trim and carried bridal roses and forget me nots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar.d. Stone
William Harold
Mary Buen Ihia
Partors
Mias Vera Peterson
Albert D. Blone
Bert Man
Notice of personal liability disclaimer by C F Freshaw
Notices hereby given that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself signed C F Freshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Freshaw
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Leighman Machine
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Hese
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A. G. Nora
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J.T. Furst
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C. I. Martin
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Mesdamies Hess
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Mrui L. A. Ray May J
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State Bank Capital & Surplus
Powder River Petroleum CO
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Big Muddy
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