Tri County celebration plans and aquatic program
The article outlines preparation for the annual Tri County celebration with plans involving Lake, Daria, and Walter counties. It mentions a baseball event, a Layton and Cline program, and an aquatic exhibit. Children from 4 months are to be registered for examination at Misch's Drug Store on August 16 from 2 to 5 pm, with prior registration required.
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Albig
Faye Auk
Ait Lake
Daria
Walter Count
Layton and Cline
Parades Of Fashion Show To Unveil New Features
Ogden news notes a 1918 Harvest Festival and Fashion Show planning committee led by George Glen promising a more novel parade. The program includes an industrial parade tied to the 1919 transportation exposition, with float participation from Union Pacific and other rail outfits, plus a coast trip plan and multiple civic officials coordinating exhibits and marriage notices amid broader event logistics.
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George Glen
Beld
Ogden
Unico Vaoitle
Southern Pacific
Denver
So Grande
Oregon
Lins Snd Ates Logar
Idaho Railway Cor’ Ar
Humphrey Funeral Held in Pleasant View Ward
The funeral of Edwin J. Humphrey was conducted yesterday in Pleasant View ward meeting house with Bishop's Counselor David John presiding. Speakers included James Ward, David Jabra, W G Cragan, and Adam Peterson. music featured hymns and a quartet. Interment followed at North Ogden Cemetery with Samuel Ferrin dedicating the state.
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Humphrey
Edwin J. Humphrey
Pleasant View
David ‘John
James Ward
David Jabra
W. G. Cragan
Adam
Peterson
Bart
Mee
Emily Mandock Ang
Hazel Shaw Sans
Oreon Hickestooper
Mormon Cragon
George Chamberlain
John Hicken
Jooper
God
North Ogden Cemetery
Samuel Ferrin
Artistic Funeral Designs Orden Wholesale Florists
Advertisement fragment notes a wholesale florist near Foreteenth and Grant with no storefront. Provides minimal contact hints and missing details. Potential business listing snippet lacks a functional address, phone, or operating information.
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Orden Wholesale Florists
Foreteenth Ox Grant
Bound Ones and Robbery Cases Highlight Uintah County Court
Joan Peterson bound over to district court on grand larceny charge with $600 bond after testimony alleging she took items belonging to J. S. Entekeon on May 19. E. la Frost found guilty of vagrancy and fined. John Frdatao charged with robbery, arraigned for August 22, with bond set at $600 for alleged forced entry at the punkhause of Santiago Galban and Gimon Hernands, items valued over $5.
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Joan Peterson
C. Powell
Entekeon
Petermin
la Frost
Hoefa
Santiago Galban
Gimon Hernands
Uintah
Hal
Dube Adopts Navy Bill After Two Hour Debate
Washington August 1 after two hours of debate the house adopted all provisions of the naval bill agreed upon by the administration and allies. The plan includes building programs and extended a period of increases amid disputes over funding and policy.
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Dube
Washington
House
Building New Penitentiary in Joliet
Joliet Mich. work begins on a large new penitentiary project. The facility, estimated at 63 009 001 dolor, is expected to be finished within five years. The construction is handled entirely by contract labor.
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Joliet
Mie
Tilola
Contict Las Jbo
No Change Stake Situation Reported After Conference
Washington reports the president stated after a conference with employees there is no change and no earnest effort to work toward a settlement. The Aug 15 message emphasizes that no new action or compromise has been made.
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Washington
Wim
Pioneer Pageant Films Shown At Alsandra Theater
The motion pictures of the Pioneer Pageant, part of Weber county Maurhtein's records, were screened at Alsandra theater with afternoon and evening showings over several days. J F Skinner of Alhambra Theatrical company supervised the initial projection and development of the reels. Tonight Charlie Chaplin starred in One You Laugh At.
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Weber County
Maurhtein
The
Pioneers
Alsandra Theater
J. FE. Skinner
Alhambra Theatrical Company
Chingato
Alhambra
Charlie Chaplin
Ogden to Send Men to Training Camp at Fort Douglas
Ogden plans to send ten soldiers to a military training encampment at Fort Douglas next month. Mayor A T Heywood and Weber Club president W H Wattis lead a local effort to recruit, with donations pledged by major firms for one or more entrants. Local banks, cement companies, and construction firms promise men, alongside A R Heywood Browning and W H Wattis.
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Ogden
Etl
Fort Douglas
Pest
A. T. Heywood
W. H. Wattis
Weber Club
Osden
Heywood
Osien, Logan , Idaho Railway Company
Becker Drewing & Salting Company
First National Bank
Amalgamated Sugar Company
G. A. Lowe Company
den Portland Cement Company
Union Portland Cement Company
Pinatee National Bank
Utah National Bank
Ogden Btata‘bank
Browning Brothers
Ogden City
The
Utah Construction Company
A. R
Circus to Arrive in Ogden Sunday
Frank Croickshank publicity man for Sells-Hlote circus and a prominent magazine writer is in Ogden today arranging the show. The circus will travel via the Denver and Rio Grande, reach Salt Lake on Friday August 26, then proceed to Provo before Ogden for a Sunday layover from morning until late Monday night.
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Frank Croickshank
Sells-Hlote Circus
Ogden
Uteb
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Provo
Marning
Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus Seeks Release
Tafari Marta seeks a writ of habeas corpus in district court claiming illegal detention. The filing notes California authorities report a telegraphic description matching the suspect as the wanted man, but provides little other proof.
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Tafari Marta
California
District Court
Heya
Marta
Californts
Forristall Home Saved From Fire
A fire at Pleasant View near Forristall threatened J. M. Forristall's residence and outbuildings. Fire equipment from Ol den Fire Station No 1 and Ratton No 7 arrived, extinguishing flames after about 6:29 p m. The rear area on Twenty fifth Street also saw activity as authorities checked the premises for remaining embers.
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J. M. Forristall
Ratton No. 7
Acrne
Tourists Praise Canon Scenery on Pleasurable Tour
A tourist party led by Mrs J D L Young with A E Dove boarded at Dallas and traveled from Yellowstone Park to Ogden via a Red-Young route. They toured the Wytle Way canyon near Union Depot and spoke of the scenery as comparable to Yellowstone. The party arrived in Ogden early morning and planned another ride on the Union Pacific line.
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Orden Canyon
Yellowatone Park
Union Depot
Sra. J. DL Young
Allae
Tex
A. E. Dove
Black Island Railroad
Tallas
Oxden
Wwytle
Ogden Capywn
Peg at the Oracle Thor Today and Tomorrow
The note reports a theft at 338 Twenty eighth Street with 450 dollars taken from J. Dabney’s residence. The thief entered through a front window and ransacked rooms before finding the money. Detective Aluy Fife investigated the case.
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Peg
Thor
Robben Catains
Rome
J. Dabney
Eighth Street
Poice Department
Jahney
Aluy Fife Invest
Bank Blamed for Cashing Bad Check Case Appeal
O. E. Runyan sued Security State Bank after a disputed bad check. Appeal reached district court where Judge Barker ruled there was no case for action. Plaintiff contends the bank was partly to blame for the check being dishonored, costing Runyan $498 more than the amount.
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O. E. Runyan
Security State Bank
Brant
Judeo Barker
Chez Declines Congressional Candidacy After Serving Term
In a morning interview Joseph Chez says he will not pursue a U S House seat this term. He emphasizes duty to complete his current term as state senator and appreciates public support while declining to run for Congress.
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Joseph Chez
Congress
Terin
Tbis
Society notes of trips and visits in Ogden area
Reported society items include Dr. George W. Baker and family returning from Yellnwatone park after a 12 day trip by auto, with subsequent stops in Mankunk cities and Dillon Idaho Falls. Misses Leonora Hall Myrta Hales and May Williams departing for Idaho vacation with stops at Paris Garden City and Ideal Beach. Mrs Mia Dean Monahan visiting Ogden. dinner guests Paul M Deemer and G Foor of San Francisco. marriage of Frank Th Smith and Lucila Paweatt. entertainments in Salt Lake by Heney I Stevens and Mrs W Williar Sharman with Rocky Folk of the capital detained.
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Clr
Tayla
Jaenh
Cook
Weat Weber
Blanche le Falkman
Piain City
Charien E.mishop
Nancy Grarter
Ogden
Frank Zwelleh
Mazel A. Mohlman
Orden
Momre
Yale
Union Pacific
Fort
Chicago Northwestern
Ctek
Whita Sewing Machine Company
Wish Ave
Ecity Health Department Ofice
Leander, Soulding, Jr
W. ¥. Gibson
Shigenow Jang
Mitchell Dros
City Cemetery
Joto P. Kelliher
Cora L. Hagen
James G. Johnston
Tein Falls
Idaho
W. Tratt
Galt Lake City
John F. Hertz
Charlotte Bremer
Shaw & Powell
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Robert Griz
Grest Pails
Visting
H. Gray
Lamont Griz
Anaconda Conner Company
Griz
America
jPatanel J. Griz
Diamond Mounting
Paul W. Stecher
George W. Baker
Yellnwatone Park
Hutte
Dillon
Idaho Falla
Leonora Hall
Myrta” Hales
May Williams
Paris
Garden City
Ideal’ Beach
Mex Walliil
Bole
Maho
Mia
Dean Monahan
Mra
G. Foor
San Francisco
Paul M. Deemer
Hertings Hotel
Ogden Canyon
Mr. Fons
Ching Mall Steard!9 Company
Salt Lake
Ave
Heney I. Stevens
Cram
Saltor
Rocky Folk
Capital
Williar Sharman
Galt Lake
Hopor
Decorations and extended auto trip reflections
Mrs J J Frost hosted a luncheon in compliment to Mrs Blore ns with twelve guests amid a living mosaic of nasturtiums petunias and ferns. After an extended auto trip to Lake Tahoe Yosemite and the Pacific coast they returned to Ogden with Mrs Harry Shearman noting a most enjoyable journey through Reno Sacramento Eureka Portland and Yellowstone before concluding the tour in Salt Lake City.
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J. J. Frost
Northwest
Bigelow
Harry Shearman
Ogden
Lake Tahoe
Yosemite
Sacramento
San Francisco
Bay District
Coast Counties
Eureka
Oreg Pon
Spokane
Viswting Helens
Hulie
Mr. Shearman
Falt Lake City
Yellowstone
Orden
Idaho Malle
Mra
Sherman
First Ward W C T U Meeting Notice
First Ward W C T U will meet Wednesday at 2 36 relocation with Mrs Wallace 2862 Lincoln Avenue Weey G 7 Uy Meeting First Ward W C T U will meet Wednesday at 2 20 at the home of Mrs Wallace 2853 Lincoln aerine Members urged to attend
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W.C. TU. Ill
Mra. Wallace
Idocaln Avenue
Reorganized Church at Glenwood Park Sermon Notes
Apostle J W Rushton preached at Glenwood Park on This one thing I do. He urged focus on acquiring and developing the mind of Christ amid materialism and worldly entertainments. He warned churches chase pleasure and wealth over spiritual growth and cited Utah church traits as examples. Read the Classified Ad.
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Glenwood Park
Reorganized
Church of Latterday
Salnia Waa
J.W. Rushton
Utah
Wheat Prices Take Big Jump
Chicago market reports a sharp rally as December futures rose to 1.4553 and September to 0.9142 amid crop damage fears and a government report cited. Experts linked price moves to potential federal action and Manitoba agriculture warnings, with industry leaders discussing possible further price impacts on grain and baking goods.
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Chicago
Manitoba
Art Cculture
Bernard Shaw
City Treasury Vault Robbed In Vancouver Area Heist
A theft at the Vancouver North Vancouver city treasury vault revealed about 430500 in currency and bonds missing. Authorities found no sign of forced entry and the vault lay near the police station, with officers noting the theft appeared planned and sophisticated.
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North Vancouver
Vancouver
T Ca
Treasur
Hughes Speaking in Washington and Topeka
Charles E. Hughes toured Tacoma Washington addressing Republican editors, the Tacoma chapter of the Red Cross, and a stadium rally before heading to see the Cascade Mountains. He will also address a Soldiers Home audience and visit canning factory workers in Puyallup. A telegram shifts his Topeka speech to August 15 instead of September 1.
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Tacoma Wash
Ave
Charles E. Mushes
Tacoma
Beatle
Ted Cross
Hughes
Cascade Mountains
Ortlog
Puyallup
Attack on Japanese Garrison Reported in Mongolia
Fragmentary dispatch from Washington dated August reports Chinese treks attacking a Japanese garrison at Chengehtat in eastern Mongolia. The alert notes Japanese reinforcements moving toward the region and hints at rising tensions between China and Japan over disputed borders.
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Washington
Chengehtat
Mongolia
Tokto
Japan
Russians Take Another Town Near Petrograd
Report states Soviet forces seize another town southwest of Petrograd, with tentative casualty and frontline notes from the Carpathian corridor. The dispatch cites a nine billion dollar figure and mentions dated lines from a Reuter telegraph, detailing positions near Rolacies.
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RANSK
Campanex
Aorie
Dortland
Pacific
Flan Frangterra
Sat
C. A. Black
Unconn
Los Angeles
Kodak Priste Post
Mack & Robinson Auto Company
Brown Scientific
Cyte Sthowman
Feneral Houtework
Adams
T. W. Heintze
Tian
T. W. Younger
Portland
Shasta
Marvaca
James
Casey
Foetbal Association
First Continental Congress
Roscoe Guilliam
Clarence Wright
Samuel Powell
Joseph Evans
Hwoyal Eccles
Neinhart Gideon
David Jensen
Wade Johnson
Parley Carver
Eugene Carr
Luke Wright
Jonathan Simaning
Orso Douglsas
Joseph Beancroft
Lawrence Richards
Lorenzo Hcharda
June Andrews
al Inal Stratford
David Goddard
Toy Buchmiller
George Ulen
Wan getUns Mowe
W. J. Parker
Camerea
J. A. Anderson
L. A. Hell ‘Judit
Secsition
Fred G. Taylor
Everfresh Food Company
Utah Cereel Food Company
Oxden Packloy & Vroviaton Company
U. S. Forest Service
Moats
Conrad Bobo
Becker Orewing & Nalting Company
Gov. A. Lawe Company
Joe Thomas
H. W. Penry
3. C. Lynch
Drew Marshall
E. F. Tundley
Frank Rose
Fmny
Natens
Furusho Studio
Ayo
Jon Peterson
Wotio
Forristall
Frank Th. Smith
Murgia
Misa Lucila Paweatt
Hearter
Wrights
Lagoon
Reorganized Church
Glenwood Pare
Vance
Mead
Seattle
Jin
Carpathian
Rolacies
Accord
Petro ‘Grad
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