Ogden News Briefs: Notables, Rates, and Local Items
Returning home from New Orleans, Secretary Fred O. Taylor of the Amalgamated Sugar Co. is convalescing in Ogden with his wife. Dyron Whittemore reports Navy service from Mare Island on furlough. New garage work resumes on a $30,000 project by the Hrowning brothers on Washington Ave. Divorces and tax matters surface as local notices. Berth changes and alimony set at $15 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Taylor
Amalgamated
Surar Company
Ogden Tomorow
New Orleans
Taylor
Tle
Bin
Boe
Dyron Whittemore
A. Whittemore
Fowler Avenir
Ogden
Mare
Whittemore
Newy
Slay
Pacific Coast
J. M
N. 8
Waesblagion Avenue
Twenty-elfth Street
Weather forecasts to be given by bed official in Hall Lake area
Ganitary Inspector George Shorten received a letter from J. Grell Alter, meteorologist in Hall Lake weather bureau, authorizing him to advise farmers about weather conditions. Farmers, especially tomato growers, may learn of impending storms to prepare. Telephone offices will also provide the same information. Any one wanting weather updates should call the city board of health office. Other business at the weekly meeting consisted of routine alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganitary
George Shorten
J. Grell Alter
City Board of Health
Grain Control Board Ordered for Wheat and Flour
Washington reports the creation of a grain control board within the food administration to supervise distribution of wheat and flour sale. The board will enforce regulations beginning September 1, with authority to implement executive orders under the food control bill. Wheat and flour are the initial focus as the wheat crop begins to move and other staples follow monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aur
Food, Administration
Food Administration
Preadent Wilson
Toley
Deaths and Funerals Wilton Nira Wilson
Botila Wilson died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Utah after heart trouble. Born in Sweden January 34, 1848, she moved to Utah at fourteen. Survived by husband since 1867 and multiple children including Robert in Tremonton James in Ox Yen Thomas in Malta Emma in Chicago Walter in Orden J G Poorman’s Ogden Mrs Clara Lever in Mason Nev and Mr Nellie Rice in St Jo Sept Mo. Also two brothers Peters Lofereen of Arizona and Niels Lofgreen of Montaville plus nine great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Nira
Botila Wilson
John Wilson
Utah
Resenes
J. G. Poorman
Thirty-second Street
Wilton
Sweden
Robert. Wilson
Tremonton
James Wilton
Ox- Yen
Thomas Wilson
Malta
Nem
Emma King
Chicago
Walter Wison
Orden
Ogden
Clara Lever
Mason
Nev
Nellie Rice
St Josept
Peters
Lofereen
Arizona
Niels
Lofgreen
Montaville
Society Outing Residents Return Home After Trips
A society group led by Pail Koha and F C Richardson with families completed a northern Utah and southern Idaho auto tour visiting Fiechaxyen Tear fake Soda Springs Lava Springs Pocatello and Washo Falls. They joined Jed Ballantyne at Malad heading toward Yellowstone. Odney funeral details noted with services at the Greek ward meeting house and burial plans in Ogden. A. Dues day and a 6 to 10 pm shower were planned with a residence service on Monroe Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uteh
Idaho
Pail Koha
F.C. Richardson
E. 0. Stone
Morris Flowers
Fiehaxyen
Tear Fake
Soda Springs
Lava Springs
Pocatello
Washo Falls
Jed Ballantyne
Malad
Yellowstone
Odney
Theodore Odney
Giuth Ward
Diskop Owen NM
Sandernou Opciatiog
Bewlox
Wan
Ogden
St Larkin & Sons
Moe
Peter Ernatrom
Monroe Avenue
Opden City
Dead man found near Union Pacific tracks in Uintah station
The body of a postal employee from Ringllos, about 155 pounds, six feet seven inches tall, was found near the Union Pacific tracks at Uintah station. He wore torn clothing and had a tattoo "EL W. D" on his forehead. He carried two circus meal tickets and is at the Kirkendall morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Uintah Station
Uhlon Pacific
Ringllos
EL W. D” Belog
Kirkendall
Ulotah
Guardianship Suit Over Verless M Cage Filed
Mrs Jane A Melling seeks guardianship of her 18 year old son Vertess Monroe Chase injured in a railroad accident while working for the Southern Pacific. The petition requests damages from the railroad in district court with a hearing set for August 27 before Judge Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
District Court
Jane A. Melling
Vertess Monroe Chase
Muck Excitement Ends in a Marriage
After a tense misunderstanding a sensational affair ends Saturday afternoon as a wedding follows a frat event rumor. Napey Hosbine, 15, was said to have run away, while Samuel Butterfeld lay in hospital. A telegram spurred fear of kidnapping before the couple married at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Poncho
Napey Hosbine
Garden
Samuel Butterfeld
Foller
Guards Halt The Amen With Camera
Water authorities in Weber and Oyden counties stopped a group attempting to photograph fields and canals. The incident occurred along the route near East Canyon in Morgan County and at the Weber county canal reservoirs. Officials intervened to prevent depredations and protect property while the party claimed to be taking pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Oyden
Ourlats
Taxis
Weber Counties
Eaat Canyon
Morgan County
Cages to Worry Over His Number
James F Adams told the registration board in Toa Aries dune 3 that he will be hunted by officials for his serial number. He said he has affidavits from several towns as he seeks exemption and reports to examination with no replies from Los Angeles and other places.
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Shere
Tam
Fam
Pave
Lidlefield
James F. Adams
Adame
Toa Anaries Dune
Adama
Los Angeles
Han
Foratello
Ogden Stake holds quarterly conference in tabernacle
Ogden Stake conducted its regular quarterly conference in the tabernacle with President Thomas D. Evans presiding. Morning and afternoon sessions featured readings by Mildred Ware, William S. Wright, and Walter Stephens. Dr. James E. Talmage and President Rulon S. Wells spoke on spirituality and conservation amid wartime concerns. The quarterly report by Thomas E. NeKay highlighted active church engagement and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Stake
Tabernacle
Thomas DB. Evans
Thotr
Mildred Ware
William
Wright
Walter Stephens
Salt Lake
James E. Talmage
Rulon
Wells
Evans
Vice
Theo
Dr. Talmage
Ihen
Thomas E. NeKay
Stake
Ragmman Cleared In Theft Charge Against J D Schmitt
A rae-picker was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing clothes from a rear store box on Twenty fifth street. The case showed peculiar angles but evidence pointed to someone else, and the charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Schmitt
Bchmidt
Gardens Receive Favorable Report From Orden 10 Effort
The National Emergency Food Garden association thanks Orden 10 volunteers for planting gardens to aid preparedness. As frost thaws spring air, the campaign began and remitta contributions testifying to community effort. Numerous vacant lots are now used, gardens appear everywhere, and care shown by results. A letter to Mayor from Peretval S. Kidsdale praises cooperation in this conservation drive.
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Orden
Eax
Opten
Han
Peretval S. Kidsdale
IA Commission
Modern house for sale in Gale Real Estate ad
Real estate listing notes a newly finished modern house for 1800 dollars with monthly payments of 209 dollars and per cert interest. The garbled ad mentions A. W. Haley and includes a street address in 13 Count Neti Bank Mite with a phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale—Real Estate Grm
Leatens
A. W. Haley
Neti Bank
More Men Gilled to Be Examined by City Board
City boards call for twenty registrants to appear on August 17 amid ongoing draft examinations. Newly summoned men include Luther Davenport and Harold Clayton among others, while some applicants seek transfers or exemptions. Earlier examinees include Goliath Grammel rejected for partial foot loss and Ivan Hansen evaluated. James Cartwright transferred to Salt Lake reside.
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Jexam Tolhe
Mrm
Ike
Richey
John E. Lotaalat
Denver
Lofquist
Goliath Grammel
Thomas County
Kanpar
Ivan F. Hansen
Butts
Mont
Tes
Lotquist
James Alma Cartwright
Ogden
Ogden Ist
Hus
Salt Lake
Luther Davenport
Oak Area
Harold Leroy Clayton
Graz
Harold Harry Larson
Lineate Norto V. Edington
Jefereon
William BD. Furgeron
Waebington
Kenneth Nobert Koauss
Emmett & Fredericks
Charley Walker
Ton
Walter Arnold Cardon
Orega L. Broadbent
Tol
Aylor
William Dimoupoulis
Helena Man Theodore ‘Appalas Bushman
Wall
Wong Hong Seing
Trenty Ath
Frank Joseph McIntyre
Sahingtony
Pattersoy Ng Wing
Ee Ytinsaln
John
Thomas Enipey
Patternons” Towle
Marangadakis
Ees
Barend Denkers
Telegraph Battery Uses Telephone in Ogden Mock Attack
Troops simulated a bombardment near Ogden, masking a battery along the Weber River. Officers directed fire by telephone from western bluffs, praising the unit’s spirit and thanking the telephone company for its support during the maneuver.
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Metery Bo
Virmany Nee
Ogden
Weber River
Woron Lane
Forten
Crea
Tagtake
Polnt
Wand
Thelta of auine theater car theft at Alhambra scene
A Ford belonging to W. P. Thomas of 2633 Van Buren was taken from in front of the Alhambra Theatre while the faculty watched a show. The theft likely happened about 9 o'clock last night and the car remained unfound by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auine
Alhambra Theatre
Ford
W.P. Thomas
van Buren
Ogden Boys Wanted by Army Describes Recruiting Call
The local army recruiting notice from Washington shows Ogden boys urged to join the quartermaster's corps and lists orders to enlist forty recruits for field artillery in the regular army. Applicants with prior service must present written proof they have not been pasted or called for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral
Washington
Market Fluctuations Across Commodities and Livestock
New York opening showed gains in tobaccos motors shippings and key instruments while rails led with up to half a point. Sugar and copper futures were steady with minor shifts. hog prices rose to new highs despite mixed signals from the corn and wheat pits. Omaha cattle and hog markets posted varied, with strong hog demand and steady to firmer cattle amid receipts around 9,500 cattle and 3,500 hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fastics
Great Northern and Pacific
Union Pacifi
New Haven
Pittsburg
Libertia
Armer
Ao.ca
Wheat market muted by government Mans in Chicago
In Chicago on August 13, the wheat market barely moved as government actions affected the sector. Trading was light with September futures opening 1 cent lower and later nudging to around 2.15 while only September saw activity, leaving other contracts largely untraded.
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J. G. Heywood
Presidio
Tripp
Kliebso Yence
Vowler
tee—Hare
Phonm
James Coa
Ica Co
SIT
Deallat
Eccles Dice
Battery
A. W. Gorle
Sam
Battery E
Salt Lake Sanday
Goris
Northwestern
Lake Tahoe
tVord
Bres
Lirber Scowcrolt
Lake Tabos
Menaely
Kern
Io Grocers
Berkeley
W. E. Archibald
University of California
Belma Hunsaker
Clarence J. Hunsaker
Pratt
Costa
W. D. Crown
Board of County Commissioners
Erdale
Ogden Milling and Elevator Company
Iand
al. Brown
Alhambra
PATHE
Pathe Weekly
Doug" Fairbanks
Grain Control Board
H. T. Marek
Porter Avenue
W. A. Milly
Cheyenne
California
Mies Arten Michell
George DL Nitchell
Cal
Univer of California
Colorado
Liz
Margaret
Jeti
Colorado Springs
Society Citrien
Wiliam Anderson
Mackintosh
North Dakota
Pythian Slaters
Mra
Esa Brown
Genevieve Alison
Misa Lenore Eincktey
United States
Viscount K. Senil
State Department
Urechlaridee Lone
Alate
Verless M. Cage
A Evans
Ragmman
ARMY
Theac
Styles
Wall Street
Corm
Specule
Promnions
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Arester Meere
Atockern
Feodore
Close
HS Dee
JA. Hogle & CO
Scott, An. Jevide ‘Aringr
Liecks, Donda, Cotten, Grain
Yudaon Ave
Mambdera Chicago Board of Trace
Ealt Lake Gisekang Mining Exchange
Carratpondenta Logan & Bryan
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