Blanket theft and local notices mix of 1920s style items
A scrambled clipping reports 15 blankets stolen from a U.S. car at Harrisville and mentions Major William Kneass in artillery returning to Salt Lake, plus nearby notes on a road service project in Ogden and staff arrivals at a San Francisco desk, all reflecting a small town bureau blur of notices and ad lines.
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U. S
Harrisville
Mejor Returna
William Kneass
Geld Artilery
Deden High School
Wes
Oxden
Bior
Ana Eougenir
Koeora
Carly Aglerscon
Hia
Salt Lakes
Onlig
Sermen
Ogden
W. Hl. Lynch
San Francisco
W. N. Ckafad
Mr. Lynch
M. M. Wolts
Tocu
Ogden Food Orders Open After Delay In Distribution
People of Ogden and Weber County show slow uptake of government food orders. Ogden post office reports continuing reception of orders and notes previous cutoffs were changed, allowing purchases of allotted foodstuffs. Local notices cite various articles and a mix of community items from alimony cases to camping grounds and a busy sheriff’s office scene.
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Ogden
Weber County
Pont
Salt Lake
Suits Filed By Purchaser of Stock Strikes Complex Case
Fragmented text covers stock purchase lawsuits and a divorce ruling. It mentions purchaser of stock, Mir Supply Co, Cademore family, and a district court action to recover $803. It references Brenton Oil stock, a grandchild of Mrs Wardleigh, and arrest in a separate case for alleged false pretenses. It also notes a divorce granted to Peatt A Chandler from Arthur C Chandler by Judge Pratt. Final lines discuss German politics and a Weimar assembly remark about upper Silesia and Polish revolt.
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Ware-Leonanl
Karl Caanmore
Mir Supply Company
Calted
Ma ‘Ines
M. Coacemore
Canyon Couch
Wardleigh
Hais
N. Atwood
Famons
Ejey
Boushe
Gen
Sworth Tees Flock
River of Trans
Sauvy
Macrines
Alvision
Brenton Oil Company
Mare Verritory
Investigattion
Atwood
Weerty
Ball
Peatt A. Chandler
A.B. Pratt
Arthur C. Chandler
Ubu Ihe
Cailureth Praince
Pramatife
Branton the Vastory
Veterans Welcome Home Parade in Ogden Logan
Ten thousand veterans and residents of Logan gathered for the largest welcome home celebration. A grand parade featured floats from war work groups and former city residents, with cheering crowds along Main Street. Stephen Z. Allenneda delivered the principal address, followed by a banquet for veterans and families and a fireworks finale.
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Logan
Huglers
Ceuchratum
Elvic
Cache County
Sallora
Point Fonn
Weta
Willy
Main Street
Second Routh
Milrd
Stephan Z. Alenneda
Miea Naynene Morrell
Dee Ered
Chantain Calvin Smith
Peuppork
American Legion
Opening of Season at the Orpheum Tonight
Meg Ruth Chatterson returns after a California coast trip to headline The Merrin Month at May at the Orpheum. Booking manager Goss reports heavy demand and expects a full house as America’s greatest comedy actress opens the new season for Ogden audiences.
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Fisher
Orpheum
California
Meg Ruth Chatterton
Sesson
Goss
Crowded Holls
America
Ogden
Fourteenth Ward Mutual to Give Party at Washington Ave
Fourteenth Ward Mutual plans a Friday evening event at 4512 Washington Avenue starting at 8 o'clock. Members promise a watermelon feast followed by a program and dancing as the Ridge Orchestra provides music. Refreshments will be served and all attendees are invited.
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Washington Avenue
Matsuila
Ridges Orchestra
Three Boys Steal Horses Near Farmington Escape South
Offenders Jock Layey Allan Ede Ward Warren, 15, and two companions abscond with three horses from Red Front livery stable. They ride to Farmington where a jailhouse scuffle and target practice interrupt their flight before abandoning mounts and fleeing on foot toward Balt Lake. Authorities traced the trio to Mazen Neilan and notified sheriffs.
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Weary Downs
Jock Layey
Allay Edeward Warren
Red Front
Farmington
Sheriie Nald
Mann Funeral for Ogden Baker Held in Larkin Chapel
The funeral of Johan C. Mann, a well known Ogden baker, died at his daughter Mrs. Bessle Alkenla's home at 252 West trendletherfest. The service was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Larkin chapel.
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Mann
Johan C. Mann
Ogden
Bessle Alkenla
West Trendletherfest
Larkin Chapel
Organizing Post Registers in Ogden for World War I Vets
Local register for the Herman Baker Post No. 9 has been placed in several stores to enroll Ogden City boys who served in the Great War. Two registers are in Hemenway Master Club stores with more to be placed in other stores. The plan favors one Legion post in Ogden, with Salt Lake area posts reorganized to be the largest in the state.
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Herman Baker
Hectly
Ogden Clly
Legion
Deiton
Bale Lake
Hile Qgren Ja
Society Picnic and Local Notices in Idaho Visitings
A parish society picnic among Methodist Talspanal churches in Queilen and Salt Lake City is noted with a Friday gathering at Lagoon and a 6:30 supper. Silver Review No 1 of the Maccabees holds recess until the September meeting on the 7th. neighbors urged to attend. The Mimen Viola and Tone Jonsen are visiting in Clackfoot and Lost River, Idaho, with Mrs W R CG hosting a party at 2626 Barlow Avenue, and Mrs P O Peterson and kin visiting Fresien for a few weeks.
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Lagoon
Parelgn
Queilen
Selt Lake City
Silver Review No. 1
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Idaho
Tha Mimen Viola
Tone Jonsen
Clackfoot
Lost River
Themia
W Beckett Sr A Life In The Carpenters Union And U S Employment Service
W Beckett Sr is described as actively serving the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America local, with a history from 1916 when the local had nine members and $35 in the treasury, to 1937 when 250 members and about $1800 existed. After a stint with the U S Employment Service, he returned to the union, with current membership about 280 and $2700 in funds. He emphasizes solidarity and better pay, noting the local branch reaches from Salt Lake City toward Brigham and Wyoming.
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Sr Jd
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Ha Ts
Beckett
Treasury
U. S. Employment Service
U. S
Carpentera and Jaluery
Eresalgy
Alm
For ‘Eal
Salt Lakely
Brigham
Wyoming
Dr Baker Praises Mayo Institute at Rochester
Dr. George W. Baker recenty visited Rochester Minnesota and the Mayo Institute. He notes the hospital’s growth from a 30 bed facility to a multi hundred bed center with 126 house physicians and many nurses. The staff performs major operations under Drs William H Mayo and C Mayo with international attendance at clinics and operations.
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George W. Baker
Rochester
Mion
Lash
Haltec
Hateh
Ogden
San Logan
Baker
Mayo
Sieera
Bt. Matyas
Yernes
Mayo Brothers
William H
C. Mayo
H. 5
Thumer
S. Judge
Bert Lytell Ace of Screen at Cladeatre Today
Bert Lytell, popular Metro star of Easy to Make Money, comes from a line of actors. His early life in Toronto and Upper Canada College led to a stage debut in Cantberiani 61 and a long stock career. His rise in screen fame followed a notable stage start with Jon Koatway and Irene Penick in Marys Ankle.
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Bert Lytell
Metro
Actiais
J. Ki, Mortimer
Shugustin Daly
Ana Child Lytet
Upper Canada College
Toronto
Hia
Anakine Hia
Hhia Taal
Jon Koatway
Irene [Penick
Mary
Notable Works Mentioned in a Fragmentary List
A fragmentary note names Mr Tatel and lists several works including The Divid Man's Eyes The Speaier Blacklws Redemption and One Thing-at-a-Time O'Day. The passage appears garbled with unclear context and missing details about any event or evaluation.
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Tatel
Funds Pledged for Highway Probes profiteering crackdown
Aug 21 Salt Lake City Utah reports Governor Bamberger and Attorney General Shields discuss profiteering and hoarding food. They note several laws exist to prosecute profiteers but lack enforcement provisions and funding to pursue costs. Authorities aim to enforce existing laws and new measures from October.
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Balit Lake
Ulah
Bamberses
Shields
Bamberger
Agrrard
Utah
State Firemen Elect Officers at Sandy
HANDY Aug 21 The Utah State Firemen's association chose Eureka to host next year’s convention. Officers elected for the year include President E. G. Anthony Salt Lake City first vice president George S. E. Crump of Townsend secretary T J Merten Springville treasurer Reuben Simpson Lake View Justens W T Aylnne Lake W W Wilson Sandy J T Thomas Spanish Fork The convention ends with a parade sports and concerts and a ball at Imperial Hall Midvale.
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Springville
Reuben Simpson
Sailors to Dance at San Francisco Allied Reception
Sailors facing departure will have ample dancing in San Francisco as part of the Pacific Meet activities. The war camp service will host four hotel dances for officers, with hops by multiple organizations. The All Allied ball caps the events at the civic auditorium while the YMC A stages nightly entertainments near the Embarcadero.
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Pacific
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California Club
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Jewish Welfare Board
Geverad
All Allied
Ereal Civic
Embarcadero
YMGA
Salvation Army
Red Croga
Neri
Timic
Thealey
Circus troupe to visit Ogden on September sixth
Dikon Van Valkenburg announced advance plans for the Hagenbeek Wallace circus arrival in Ogden on September 6. The show will travel in from the north and requires thirty five railroad cars to load the outfit.
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Dikon van Valkenburg
Hagenbeek-Wallace Circus
Sloday
Ogden
Randall May Enter the President's Cabinet
Rumor says Congressman Charlen H. Randall of Southern California may join President Wilson's cabinet, succeeding Postmaster Aurleson. Randall, once a mail train worker in Ogden and on the California fast mail, is viewed as a leading candidate amid Washington whispers. Speaker H M Wright of California is also mentioned as a possible contender if Randall is chosen.
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Charlen H. Randall
Southern California
Ogrey
Wilsom
Aurleson
Railrandimnail Association
Washington
Randall
Ogden
Cheyenne
Return
California
Ontario
Okder
Wilson
Los Angeles
Gongressman Randalla
H. HM. Wright
Hedali
Generel
Paatmaster
Ogden Theater Show Bookings Announced by Manager Peery
The Ogden Theater announces contracts for forthcoming shows featuring Paramount Mark Sonnolt comedies and Fatty Arbuckle works, with Hare old Lloyd and Fox Sunshine titles, plus Paramount Arteratr Select Fox Godwyn pictures. Early features include Checkers The Thirteenth Chase and Market of Souls starring Dorothy Tatton.
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Show
Ogden Theater
Fatty Arbuckle
Fox
Mrs Bossner Undergoes Dee Hospital Operation
Mrs Bossner underwent surgery at the Dee hospital after an injury pierced her hand with a crochet needle. Doctors opened the hand on both sides and drained infected tissue to prevent further complications.
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Mee
W. Fred Dosaner
Dee Hospital
Bossner
Sewer Connections Must Be Made
Tulge Rewerts's division and the rang of WOH Wheelsright were cited for not connecting his house to the city sewer. Sanitary Inspector Genie Shorten warned of far-reaching consequences, noting property on MatabUis On AIrOeL street where the tower side row and all properties were affected.
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Tulge Rewerts
Dreision
Wheelsright
Worning
Genie Shorten
Audie Roberts
Aed
MatabUis
Airoel
City Sewer Connection Plan Draws Public Concern
A letter from Mr. Shorten warns the citys sewer line plan will force many residents to install new connections and incur costs. He argues the project imposes burdens on households and questions its necessity and impact.
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Mr. Shorten
Thla Dees
Jon Wil
Corey
Tivas
Sidewalk District No 147 created in Ogden Utah
Ogden City adopts ordinance establishing Sidewalk District No 147 on Capitol Street between Quincy and Jackson Avenues to defray costs of concrete sidewalks curbs gutters and private driveways. Tax assessed on abutting blocks of Lots 1 to 4 inclusive, Block 32 Plat C based on 50 foot depth with four annual payments and interest. Ordinance adopted August 23 1919 published August 21 1929.
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Utah
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Jackson Avenues
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Sail District
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Shereow
Cherefton
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Eee
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Commisaien
Aurel
Ogden City
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