Horse Found and Thief Sought After Barn Break
Random references recount a horse missing since July 30 from H. P. Anderson’s barn at 124 Thirty-first Street located in Logan by Sheriff Peterson. The thief remains at large. the animal’s maneuvers led to theft of another barn’s harness. Also notes Navy enlistment, foreclosure action, births, a banquet, travel updates, licenses, and misc notices from the Ogden area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Anderson
Logan
Peterson
Anderson
Society Notes Showers and Weddings in Local Homes
Mrs C E Williams hosts a charity tea at 2068 Madison Avenue tomorrow from 3 20 to 5 o'clock for Mrs W B C AY W and friends attend. Mrs John Drew leads the Ladies Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans Friday evening at 301 Pourteenth Street. Rev Keeline presides at the Keskey Wilson wedding Saturday night at 9 30 at Dwight M Newtons home 2226 Quincy avenue Lavina Keskey becomes the bride of Lee Hobson Wilson of the city. Mr Wilson is a brother of Mr Newton and many friends will be surprised by the match. The newlyweds reside at 2336 Quincy Avenue for now. Visitors James Brady Adele from Escanaba Mich tour Ogden with Mrs Frank K Nevins and Robert Neving of Browning. They toured Ogden Canyon and enjoyed the scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Drew
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Haying
Mrs. Wilson
Quincy ‘Aychue
Ogden
James Brady
Adele
Escanaba
Mich
Frank K. Nevins
Robert Neving
Kodak Department
Browning
Hera
Rt ‘den Canyon
Russian News Causing Concern in Burglar Case Report
Outdated dispatches from Rosele cited by American officials suggest no physical events but indicate political tensions. The text links Burglarizeg activity to Tiusela and the home of Pred Al Garner, noting a burglary history tied to a 2066 Adams arenua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosele
Jena
Mickel Funeral Set for Thursday in Eighth Ward
The funeral of Bampel Mickel will be held Thursday at 1 o clock from the Eighth Ward meeting House with Bishop WW Wawaon presiding. The body may be viewed at the home 449 Harmopareppa today until 1 p.m. and tomorrow until the hour of the funeral. Interment will be in the Coden City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickel
Bampel
Eighth Ward
Boase
WW. W. Fawaon
Harmopareppa
Coden City
Steamer Campana Sunk After Last Shot Firing
The steamship Campana, from which Captain Albert Ollvee was captured, was sunk by a German U boat after an 6 am battle off an Atlantic port. Forty shots were fired, two hitting. Campana crew of 40 plus eight gunners abandoned ship at Mount Oltrat cemetery. Grandparents Mr and Mrs A L Rivers mourn loss amid service plans. several details confirm the sinking and capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Atlantic
Mra. A. L
Shorty
J. K. Brice
Lie Campana
Campana
Fone
Fred
Bruce
Hat
Campenna
Floyd Knight Faces Draft Deception Case at City Board
A city draft board probe reveals Floyd Knight misrepresented his age to join the U S Army. Knight allegedly claimed a birth year of 1895 while records show he was only 20 on July 27, with his mother contesting the claim. The board also notes John Corleon listed as a deserter, with an address at the Lincoln Hotel and work for the railroad. Carlson, born in Finland, reportedly has a Lincolns hotel address and has not been heard from since August mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Knight
Ceril
District Board
Knight
Extaplan Board
Lst
Waa
Loran
Mra. Knight
Tola
Hia Nee
John Corleon
United States Army
Fusire
Carlen
Lincols Hotel
Thn
Orden, Lagan &Faho Railway Company
Carlson
Finland
Exemption Board Set To Meet Friday
The county draft board will hold an executive session Friday to review exemptions in the second quota. Of fifty three registrants, eight have not filed exemption claims, leaving forty two. Seven were rejected for physical disqualification and three have not been heard from. Names of those not filing or heard include Charles Louis Jones Newell F Nielsen Clarence M Taker William Andrew Whrelin Clarence Eby John Fintey Fife Entuuel Albert Eban and William Charles Dalton. Barnes on a malfunction. The board will consider claimed exemptions to the last quota of sixty and select men for the county surplus at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizty
Rreams
Dram Board
Cervica
Eigit
Charles Louis Jones
Newell F. Neilson
Clarence M. Taker
Willam Andrew Whrelin
Clarence Eby
John Fintey Fife
Entuuel Albert Eban
William Charles Dalton
John William Hansam
Cumedmes Salas
Joseph F. Barnes
Barnes
NESSEN APPOINTED TO STATE SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Governor Bamberger accepted the resignation of Mise Band May Babcock as president of the board of trustees for the state school for the deaf and blind. Clarence Nessen, long a trustee of the state industrial school, is named to fill the vacancy and will head the Salt Lake board. Neslen, linked to Kimball and Richards, is expected to retire from the state industrial school to take the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Band
May Babcock
Atate School For the Deaf and Blind
Bamberger Yeaterday
O. Clarence Nessen
Beak
Atate Industrial School
Misa Babcock
Neslen
Kimball & Richards Mir
Belt Lake
Salt Lake
The
Echdor
Eald
Heslin
le Undan
Industrial review of Utah reveals vast expansion plans
The Utah industrial review highlights railroad sprees and electrification from Salt Lake City to Garfield, new mines and mills from Provo to Magna, major road and water projects, and state support for war industry expansion. It notes heavy activity in Ogden, Salt Lake, and surrounding counties with hundreds of workers to be employed and millions in capital across multiple ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Oregon
Ble Catton
Fort Dougine
Cantonments
Ogden
Wwork
Railrash Laundry
Provo—iron King
Coen Southuakette
United States
Salt Lake City
Baltair Beach
Balttair
Garfield
Cfty
Park City
Grainville
American Fork
Dear Fork
Batt Lake
Hilford
Moshe
Utah Copper Company
Provo
Knightangel
Salt Lake
Batore
Portland Chiplanis
Toledo
Ogdeo
Altermine
Smolter
Washington
Arenue
Sparleg
Marley
Queen
Reaumes
Brockton
Magna
Leis
Ming
State University
Ogden—Utah Cereal Food Company
American Fork—Warehowls
State Council of Defensa
Cache County
Utah County
Opden
Myton
Ger Construction
Vernal—Hond Jaeue
Margerale
Florenca Alaniia Mili Degina
Utah
Lanesasaya
United Btazen
Anti
Dear Lake Trip Described By Ogdenite Reader
Chicago Aug 22 Corm prices decline as harvest markets show cautious tone In Ogden Ut a traveler writes about the beauty and danger of a Logan Canyon trip noting rugged scenery rope crossings wooden crosses and dramatic river views He praises the landscape while urging safer travel and proper documentation of such journeys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Brothers
Ideal Teach
Btrock
Ieho
Roberta
Zaman Town
Ganten City
Ming
Lakr
Srenio Atrarians
Logan Canyon
Jake
Akuli
Anderneaih
Ogden
Union Pacific Railroad
Chourand
Bundreta
Logan
Birch Glen
Fins Crest
Rangers
Iver
Juan
Mina
Gorcer
Avery Onnaare
Cinicago
Lake Resort Promises Ideal Beach Getaway this Summer
A nostalgic travelogue extols a lakeside retreat with Ideal Beach and nearby Hot Springs as a bargain four day outing. It praises clean water, smooth beaches, cottages along a boardwalk, cheap meals, dancing, and electricity, urging readers to visit now before mosquitoes return and prices rise. The piece also mentions nearby towns, Crystal Lake area attractions, and local resort owners the Brock brothers, highlighting rustic charm and value for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganien
Neil Brothere
Tapas
Lake Town
Gerden City
Laykota
Fieharen
Fiehtorn
Btrock
Dig
Deak
Ahso
Ideal Beach
Hot Springs
Ideal
Pisharen
al Erouml
Onden
Crear
Utah
Chicago hog market stalls after lackluster demand
Chicago hog market notes live hogs failed to reach the $20 top, with opening figures slipping and prices mostly about 25 cents under the prior day’s average. Demand was moderate and supplies ample while cattle and sheep showed strong demand and higher prices. Sugar and egg markets in New York show steady to firm tendencies with crude and refined products steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Pomatia
Ught
Chicago
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Frany Mitchell Bros
Glenwood
Vbscription
Advertising Departmenta
M. L. Jones Coal and Ice Co
Navy
Oréen
BM. Scott, Sr
JM. Hegle Company
Oxden
Scott
San Francisco
Naval Reserve
Mare Island
Salvation Army
J. W.W. Cousins
Salvation Ary
Causinn Hax
England
Canada
America
Twenty-fifth Streek
EW Browning
Eccles
J. A. Wheelwright
J. W. Mills
Ada Bell Milla
Eterator
Reed Hotel
City Health Office
James
Hadlock
Butler Avenue
Ard
Edward ¥. Wright
Grant Avenue
Samuel L. Stephens
Lincoln Avenue
Jacob C. Jacobson
Wardlngton Evence
Banguet
Uub
Galt Lake
Evenian
cMicern
Ula Field Artillery
McIntyre and Marshall
Burley
Traon
Mrs
Sterling Yeaman
Idaho
Merciage Licenus
Enn
William D. Taylor
Snd Minute Gates
Salsbury
Feturn
C. K. Humphrys
Minnie Anderson Agalzet
Frank Anderson
Hare
Wiel
Jack Wood
William 3. Wood
Colorado
Minnie A. Wood
Dayton Aer
Ohio
A. Th. Padgett
Presidio
Whara
Geniys Lowe Abbott
Heber Beancroft Jr
Orden City
Mae Dadragi Aa
Dazberger
Thomas F. Garner
Oxdeo
Turner
Tasmania
Wright
Demeber
el- Granda
Matilda Peterson
Orden Public Schools
Estenatye Ravel
Pacific Cosat
Northwest
Portland
Kansas City
Alex McKenzie
R. W. Riley
Vialt
Denver
J. Kaplan
Buchmiller & Flowers
Sorn
James G. Noyes
Adams Avenue
Philadelphia
Samuel Cald
Heath
Evan
Granite
Texan
W. W. Shurtis
Oakland
Cal
Awe
Express Company
Floyd Kiight
Nessen
SCHO
South Carolina
IWA
Columbie
Industrial Review OF the State
Violet Mersereau
Lille Terror
Bluebird
Doherisa Paperay
Ulste
Bear Lake
Ogdeaite
Board of Trade
Oala
Wehr
Caahures
Ogden Macketa Tar
Ste
New York
Ace
McBride Drug Co
Quailty
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