Local Classified Notices and Advertisements Mixed in Ogden Paper
A jumble of advertising lines and notices mentions a journey by Mrs W S Mil lent to the east, upcoming deadlines for proofs, and various ads for products and services. Entries include mentions of building materials priced at 25c per pound, a plan for a national park alarm scenario, jewelry repairs, diamond offers, marriage licenses, bankruptcy petitions, and an adoption inquiry. Multiple names and locations appear, including Ogden Salt Lake City and Win Ave, with scattered dates and prices.
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W. S. Mblent
Wyoraltg
Towa
Konean
Newrap
Ogden
Forte
Malo Aby Standard
Morrison
United Age
Bee Gates
Netlee—White Sewing ‘Machine compAny
Ave
Jitchell Bros
Pam
General Jewary
Faul W. Blecher
Ain St
Shaw
W. P
Jeph W. Cummings
Salt Iate City
Stonida Brownian
Where Are My Children film praised by officials
A Washington cable reports strong endorsements for the motion picture Where Are My Children. William J. Stone and Woodrow Wilson publicly urge viewing, calling the film a modern instrument for truth and proper knowledge.
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Gapy
Washington, D. C
Isis
Unisoreal Film Manufacturing Co
Ada
William J. Stone
United States
Woodrow Witson
Harman
Joan
Hughes
American Usullsty Pathera
Okden Life Insurance Men Meet for Parade In Ogden
A special Okden Association of Life Underwriters luncheon meeting will be held at the Weber lot in Lopge on Saturday. The gathering aims to decide participation in the Fashion Show parade slated for September 7, 2916 in Oxton, with all Ogden area life insurance men urged to attend whether or not they are association members.
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Okden Association of Life Under
Critera
Weber Lot
Lopge
Oxton
Ogden
Weber County land drainage plan eyed for $660000 boost
Weber County Farm Bureau urges drainage to reclaim 45000 acres of flat agricultural land in Weber County. They say 14059 acres in Roy and Hooper areas, 27000 in North Weber, and 1000 in Orden would regain productivity, potentially doubling agricultural income with sugar beets. Estimated cost 660000 dollars, income rise about 3.6 million.
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Weber County
Neson
Roy
Hooper
Ranessile
Orden City
Weet Weber
Marriott
Plain City
Sla
Tedziile
Warren
Pleasant View
Orden* Warler
Hoover
United States
Oratoren
W. W. Hall
Pioneer Parade Pictures Shine at Alhambra
Weather favors filming of Port Neer parade pictures now on exhibition at the Alhambra with shows scheduled for today and Saturday. Afterward, the footage will be broadcast statewide, boosting Ogden as a leading city in the moving picture industry. The Alhambra program promises timely, high quality reels aligned with world releases.
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Port Neer
Alhambra
Ogden
Waeldta
Jfin
Safety First special heads through Ogden canyon tour
Trainmaster W A McDuffie of the Wyoming division took charge of the Safety First special from Ogden. Government officers and exhibits party toured by auto through Ogden city and canyon to Artesian Park, with stops at canyon resorts. Participants include Treasury, War, Navy, Interior, and Agriculture officials and various bureau heads.
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W. A. McDuffie
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Green River
Wyn
Oxden
Evanston
Wyo
Ogden Puble
Burau
Ogden Canyon
Artesian Park
Canyon
Martin F. Leopold
Treasury Department
United States Roart Board
F. Dioch
J. [P. McNally
Public Heart Service
J. Paina
F. A. Thornton
T. Curtis
War Department
I. J
Toramatirenspecten
A. D. Ropers
American Red Cmes
J. A. Tarity
Charlie Chalin Roars in Two-Act Show at Utah Theatre
Charlie Chalin headlines an eight by two act comedy night at the Utah Theatre. The program features rapid-fire sketches and musical bits, delivering comic gags and audience engagement across a lively stage show.
Democrats Predictities At State Convention In Utah
Democratic leaders in Utah anticipate a sharp floor contest at tomorrow’s state convention in the Alkatabra theatre as candidates for governor, notably Arthur W. Sir Cune of Salt Lake and Stephen J. Richards, wage a fierce struggle. Other hopefuls include M. S. Browning, C. C. Richards, Joseph F. Merrill, and Jake W. Hing, with campaigning centered in Weber county. The convention will endorse Wilson administration and may condemn Hughes attacks, as Judge Ageo declines a district judge bid. Delegations from counties converge, with Aspen proposals for a nonpartisan judiciary echoed.
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Alkatabra
Arthur W. Sir Cune
Salt Lake
Stephen J. Hichards
Weber County
McCune
Teed Hotel
Simon Ramberger
Pall
C. C- Richards
Joseph JF. Merrill
Mx. Bamberger
Hertha Building
Thurman
Ealt Lake
Mie
Steinhart Gideon
Ylalt
K. CU. Meherde
Ogden
Senaa
Ecekipg
Mer
Suromutilea
Uvoniig
Renote
W. W. Armstrong
National Copper Bank of
Cor United States
Jake W. HF. Hing
Gear Sutherland
Ovher
Ovher Piiers
Indorse Wilton
Panrention
Wilson
Cherlew E Hughes
Hin
Hughes
Wilean
Wilsan
Sacre Wace
Sach Teat
Arthur Pratt
Ant Perhapa
Agree
Inage Ageo
Fudge
Ucket
Aod
A& Man
Joder
Fire destroys two villas on Robinson Avenue between 23rd and 24th
A blaze started near 2 o clock from an unknown source in the Rasmunsen residence at 1540 Robinean arfaie and spread swiftly in high wind, threatening the homes of F T Hichardson J Adams T S Crow W S Craven and W A Wiesins on Treaty Fourth Street. Firefighters from stations 1 and 2 controlled the flames to the two houses. the Rasmunsen home burned, the Smith residence was saved after furniture removal, and no injuries were reported.
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O. D. Rasmussen
Robinean Arfaie
Acity
Jay A. Smurth
F. T. Hichardson
J. Adams
T.S. Crow
W. 5. Craven
W. A. Wiesins
Treaty Fourth Street
Hasinussen
Stoblaron Avenue
Rasmurren
Bmlth
Smith Home
Wirelns
Famoa A
Hughes 10 Speak in Alhambra Theater Not Lester Park
Charles E. Hughes Republican presidential nominee will visit Ogden and Salt Lake areas on August 26. A reception committee will escort him across the state, with a stop at the Alhambra Theater in Salt Lake where he will speak at 2 PM. He will not hold a public talk at Lester Park due to voice conservation.
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Hughes
Alhambra Theater
Lester Park
Charles E. Hughes
Ggieg
Balt Lake
Samuel G
State Committee
Alen Miller
A. N Rodway
Inghes
Rodway
Dye
Charles Ne Hollingsworth
Werber County Republican Organization
Utah
Ogden
Halt Lake
Ins
Siler
George Ruthertanit
Maree Abbet HL
Heywood
Charles T. Hollingeworth
Samuel G. Drs
Qeden
Balt Take
Arrose
Stere Theatre
Str
Hughes Dei
Notice on an after this date civil service ad
Public notice states after August 16 1916 the signer will not be responsible for any detonation by anyone except Myrrlh Alt. Advertisement for Civil Service positions suggests preparation at home with letters furnished on request. Ogden column advert supports the notice and the date.
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Leta
Courace
Tlona
Charlie Chaplin Stars in A Night at the Show at Utah Theatre
Charlie Chaplin performs a roaring two act comedy titled A Night at the Show at the Utah Theatre. Also showing Peg o' the Ring in Lyceum No 10 today.
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Charlie Chaplin
Utah Theatre
Lyceum
Starsmoth Cave in Bevier Area Draws Visitors
Scribner of the forest service returned to Ogden offices from a ten weeks Amber sale to review Bevier National Area in Southern Utah. The Bevier forest is noted for beauty and recreation, including a cave called Starsmoth Cave. The cave entrance measures about 2 by 3 feet, with a passage 40 to 60 feet wide and 6 to 10 feet high, continuing underground over half a mile. Water pools near the end, seemingly constantly forming. The cave already attracts interest and visitors annually. Forest officers plan new guides to aid the growing number of visitors.
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SC. Scribner
The
Forest Service
Ogden
Todas
Bevier National
Utah
Gulde Elyne
Ogden Merchants Hold Outdoor Outing At Lagoon
Large crowds of several thousand gathered for the annual Ogden Merchants association event at Lagoon. Stores closed for the day as Badberger trains filled with pleasure seekers carried people to the Davis county resort. A full program included a mammoth roast, aquatic and track events, a wrestling match, and a dance planned for the Lagoon pavilion to end the celebration. By 2 PM about 1509 passengers had boarded the Danmberger trains.
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Ogden Thtall Merchants’ Association
Lagoon
Davis County
Barbecue Prep Underway for Fashion Show Harvest Festival
A city clean-up cleared a vacant lot on Iludon Avenue opposite Browning Theatre for the Harvest Festival barbecue. Prison workers under Chief Browning supervise the project, with the barbecue committee led by T. tact planning the biggest mobile event in northern Utah. Work began before month’s end, though delays loom.
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Cantaida
Iludaon Avenue
Browning Thethera
T. FE. Browning
Tact
Fred
Utah
Albert Geoweratt
Local festival plans move forward in Salt Lake
James P Casey travels to Salt Lake to interest railroad officials in hosting the 1919 Trariest Festival in Opden. The queen selection will be kept secret from the public and a single director will name the winner. An automobile race to Utah Hot Springs is announced, with parade entries and bronco busting contests set for Twenty seventh sites.
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James P Casey
Fastinn Shaw Association
Salt Lake
Opden
Mnoney
Ag Xoan
Foetival
Wascclas Nion
Alhembra
Enteristament Committee
Oriton
Utah Hot Springs
Grant Avenue
Hen Honeaker
W W. Dunn
Ogden central focus of Utah County Farm Bureau education trip
About 200 farmers educators and business men will travel by auto from Provo to the northern Utah boundary August 22 visiting Salt Lake City and Ogden. They will tour the Eden Packing and Free Kim company plant near Kellon and attend a Jerre open house banquet.
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Ogden I
Utah
Burean
Ogden Pebbeity Bureau
Provo
Salt Lake City
Willeach
Outakirta
Krelty
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Eden Packing and Fre. Kelon Company
Outing of Women Farmers Planned Through Ogden Area
The party will tour the packlog plant and Utah Cereal Food Company plant, visit Amaeth can Utah, and attend a Or pheum theater film. Iris iisltors will stay in the city to visit nearby plants and return to Brigham City and Loran before heading to Bos Elder county with stops at Brigham City and Loran. The outing is arranged by Clyda W. Lindaay, formerly of Orden, and TV Creer of the Tita County Farm Narean with J. H. Kirkham in charge.
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Utah Cereal Food Company
Amaethcan Can Company
Utah
Orpheum Theater
Iris
Ogden
Utah Glate
Wehont
Potter Farm
Bos Elder County
Brigham City
Loran
Clyda W. Lindaay
Orden
Utah County
Provo
Creer
Tita County
Narean
J. H. Kirkham
Whi
Deaths and Funerals notices from local area
Funeral services for Bo rant Crown will be held tomorrow at 2 p m in the Eleventh ward Hiahap with A Tanner officiating. in state at the home 2920 Hudson avenue today until 8 p m and borrow until funeral hour. Interment City cemetery Automobile catering. Hyrum Smith Amith aged 62 died of petition in the Dea hoopla today at 4 a m. Mr Amith arrived in Orden yesterday morn to visit relatives and becoming suddenly ill was retired to the hospital where he underwent an operation. Amith was born on the plaine pear Carnell Clotts 1a. Females were taken to Parkin & Sons chapel to be prepared for shipment to Union Salt Lakes county.
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Emith
Hyrum Smith
Sears
Petitoni
Amith
Orden
Artistic Funeral Designs Ogden Wholesale Florists Ad
Classified ad fragment for a wholesale florist, listing a vague location near Grant and Reventeepth, with garbled contact info and stray phrases about ads and theater references. The text is fragmented and lacks clear actions or details.
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Ogden Wholesale Florists
Reventeepth
Grant
Greenhocss
Phos
Nea
Ogden Sale Co Horse Auction Notice
Auction dates August 7 to 10 for horses offered by the Ogden Sale Co. W. D. Weathens organizer. Contact P. Dox by telephone 211 for details.
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Ogden Sale Co
W. D. Weathens
Mar
Telephone
P. Dox
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Democratic Central Committee
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Robinson
J. A. Smith
Petanya
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