George Knight Brought Into District Court
Giorge Knight, recently arrested by deputies on charge of wife desertion, was brought to the city court this morning. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over in $200 to await trial in the district court. The complaint alleges he deserted his wife and child, leaving them destitute on July 10. Visiting relatives Maude Healy is visiting Ogden, Me, and Mia Tribe care flying in Toratello, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giorge Knight
Sheriff's Department
Eity
Ingland
Ci-Tribe
Ogden Wild West and Livestock Shows Planned This Fall and Winter
At a Weber club meeting the general committee selected dates for Ogden events. The Wild West Show runs September 26 27 and the Livestock Show in January with several practice additions and park changes. Local financial support includes Ogden Livestock Exchange $1000 Union Stockyards $501 and many city livestock firms aiding promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ogden Livestock Exchange
Union Stockyards
Wilt West Show
Ogden Livestock Shox
Charles IL. Barton
HM. Rowe
F. Kirkendall
James H. Douglas
CE. Kaiser
EH. Dristol
Jack Browsing
Joseph Goes
Munte
Georen Glatt
Dr. Holhold Kander
Henry Anderson
WT. Greenwell
Gus Wright
A. Flaredge, Jr
Abe Glpamant
Rice Kinball
Roy Rueh-railler
A. H. Melptyra
T. G. Hurt
W. HT
Dewitt
Well
J. Waller
Eringgon
W. HH. Chevers
H. M. Stowe
Chairmon
Fred Herrington
Hinckley
A. Be
Foulger
C. G. Ailney
Lugh Wood
Weber Club
Soelocksharp
Mission Program for Utah Methodist Church in Ogden
The Utah Mission of the Methodist Church holds its fortieth anniversary program in Ogden at First Methodist Church, Friday to Monday. Bishop J B McConnell presides with guests from Denver. schedule includes administration of the Lord's Supper, annual meetings, reports by Women’s societies, conferences on evangelism, receptions, anniversaries, and numerous lectures and addresses by church leaders from Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and beyond.
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Utah
Methodist Church
Ogden
J.B. McConnell
G. Te. da
Denver
Colo
First Methodist Church
City
F. J. McConnell
Slattstlea
Woman's Hone Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Home Missionary,Society
Esther Home
Ster Ving Hall
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Clarence True ‘Wilson
Washington, D. C
Rural Workers’ School
T. J. Tramel
Thomas Manwaring
R. D. Zook
Howell O Muffalo
Ray
J. H. N. Williams
D. D
Rey
O. K. Maynard
D. D. Pueblo
Milwule
J. Lace
E. A. ‘Smith
Salt Lake City
Methodinm
D/ D. Forsyth
J. F. McConnell
Sundey
Loverfeast
J. E. Mark
George Jayne
Sermnn
Bishop McConnell
Epworth League Aniverst
B. Kendall
Frank Wade Smith
Chicago
Gine
Wood Forms Ohio Baking Company in Dayton
Jack R. Wood Tack TR. Woot formerly of Ogden returns to Darton Ohio and organizes a baking company with capital FF0,000 to supply pastry to retailers. The Sanitary Wakeries chain is being established in Ohio as Mrs Weed disposes of household goods and plans to move to Dayton next week. Wood aimed to set Willard Dempsey fight conditions in Dayton and stays there with strong local support making Dayton headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack TR. Woot
Ogden
Darton
Ohio
Nake-lite Sanitary Wakeries
Weed
Ely
Dayton
Mr. Wood
Ogden Merchants urged to study federal tax reports
Ogden High School commercial department head W L Peterson proposes bringing a Treasury tax report expert to evening classes for merchants. He suggests the Treasury Department may support a cooperative effort to train local business people to prepare their own federal tax reports. The Ogden Merchants Association, led by John Lewis, will consider the plan and seek member interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 3. Lewis
Ogden Merchants Association
Lette F
W. L. Peterson
Ogden High School
Ogden
Beenming
Los Angeles
St ' S
United States Treasery Department
Department
Osden
Treasury Department
Wien
Lewis
Peterson
Federal road projects discussed at Salt Lake conference
B J Pinch district engineer of the United States public roads bureau met with the state highway commission at Salt Lake to review federal road projects in the state. W N Frickstad will oversee post road work in Utah and Nevada, W H Lynen of the San Francisco office assisted, and E Kidder will head forest roads under federal aid. The aim was to familiarize the federal team with the state's projects and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Pinch
United States Public Roads Bureau
State Highway Commission
Salk Lake
Hira
W. N. Frickstad
Ulal
Nevada
Bureau
W. H.lynen
San Francigno
I BE. Kidder
Leaves for coast from Orden to San Jose
Mia C A Knowles departs Orden for San Jose California to meet her son Kajal and his wife and travel with G allocated to Malt. The brief note records a family departure and destination with names and relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
C. A. Knowles
Orden
San Jose
California
Kajal
Band Concert at Lorin Farr Park Sunday Afternoon
A concert will be held at Lorin Farr Park on Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 by the Southern Pacific band conducted by Prof. E W Nichols. The program includes Dreamy Eyes, Lampe Overture Determination, Cuban Dance Rosemary, Eleanor, Princess of Joy, Henry’s Triumphal, and Hawaii Serenade, with intermission and selections by Howell and others.
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Torin
Farr Park
Southern Pacific Band
E.W. Nichols
Occanion
Rosemary
Jewill
Eleanor
Tanlac Restores Health Says Mrs Suella Stell
Mrs Suella Stell of 1328 East Eleventh street Toaq An elies credits Tanlac with curing years of nervous stomach pain and constant weakness. She describes severe suffering from digestive trouble, sleepless nights, and weight loss before taking the medicine. After one bottle she felt relief, finishing six bottles and regaining appetite, sleep, and strength. The testimonial promotes A. R. McIntyre Drug Co. as the local seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Suella Stell
Enat Eleventh Street
Tanac
Taulee
A. R. McIntyre Drug Co
Drainage schemes expand across Weber county and beyond
The state announces extensive drainage projects led by R A Hart, supervising engineer, noting large districts in Utah and Washington counties. Budgets quoted include 30 000 for St George area, 45 000 for Woorf's Cross in Davis, 130 000 for Brighton area draining 4 800 acres, with more bids expected in Millard and other counties. This marks the largest statewide effort in drainage, with multiple districts planned and big expenditures projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
R. A. Hart
Department of Drainage Investigation
Ulah
Wart
St George
Washington County
Woorf's Cross
Devis County
Mast
Brighton
Millard County
Dela
Charles Thompson
Omabka
Hinckley
Orders Continue to Be Received at Post Office for Ration Goods
Large numbers of orders have been placed at the Ogden post office for government ration goods. Quotas of rice, table soup, baked beans and string beans have been exhausted, with further supplies to be issued from Omaha. Goods are delivered at the doorstep under parcel post rates, sometimes paid in advance, for residents near Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Post Office
Omaha
Oronha
United States
Oyden
Lncal
Ogden
Propia
Ogden Merchants Association Praises City Growth
Miss Margaret Stewart of the Ogden Merchants Association notes Ogden's rapid development and compares it with other cities. She cites a 37 000 to 40 000 population range, a 15 million dollar payroll, and the association's role in tabulating income and expenditures. She mentions growing pressure at local offices and a possible staff increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stewart
Ogden Merchants Association
Vancoiver
B. C
Portland
Ora
Ogden
Frere
Roosevelt White Fails to Appear in City Court
Roosevelt White, recently arrested on charges of interlacing liquor in his possession, posted bail of 56 dollars but failed to appear in city court this morning. Bail forfeited. a bench warrant issued. Officer alerted to bring him in. Arrest revealed Ngoon quarts concealed in a suitcase. Lyons granted a continuance to August 29. Also mentions return trip of Mr and Mrs John C Lynch and son Healy Lynch from San Francisco and Mrs Gus Walberg hosting a Ladies Aid event at the English Calurreran Church with guests and students referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt White
Lyons
Ogden
John C. Lynch
Healy Lynch
Sam Francisco
Why Not Investigate Farmers Profiteering Claims
The county attorney Joseph Aates plans a probe into farmer profits under the headline Why Not Investigate. The piece lists five points: cow feed costs per day, tomato prices in spring markets, milk and grain margins, and how farm producers gain little from per dollar received. It argues producers bear risk while consumers benefit and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Bicees
Banera
Josephy Aates
Ike
Ogden
Proms
Calves Killed By Men Who Were Mirth Hed
H W Marriott reports cattle grazing near Wheeters Basin where a calf was found dead with its head skinned. Three other calves died recently in unclear circumstances. two were too decomposed to determine the slaughter method. Marriott suspects intruders frightened away before finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Marriott
Holster Granted Divorce in District Court
Helen Holster was granted a divorce from Tessie Hollister in district court yesterday. The couple wed in Bull Lake on June 8, 1918, and Helen kept her maiden name Helen Thomas. Myrtle Jackson was awarded a divorce from J. M. Jackeca with custody of their one child. they married in Gedon on May 22, 1912, and the wife alleged desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holster
Tiatrict
Tessie Hollister
Cougl
Bull Lake
Helen Thomas
Myrtle Jackson
J. M. Jackeca
Gedon
Caraplaspant
Wij
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Wolibre
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N.Y
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Ar. Toliows
A. J. Walker
Glen Meek
Otto Meek
H.C. Greer
Henry
Regal Cleanera
Sixth Ward
Patriotian
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Ted" Conroy
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Laveral
Hat
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Atticus
Uniko Bioval Co
Phons
Ogden Pke
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Balloa
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Prince Alexander of
Serbia
American Red Cross
Priayend
Mise Framey
Dtats
Cazh
Fifth Ward
M. Charles Wood
Withred A. Tyraelsem
Willess
Dr. W
Parker School of Chiropractic
Eccles
Fey
Iran Ures
Stoua
Palmer Schioel
Utah Associatiom
Che
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State of Tal
Alvin Tribe
Arihsit ‘Tribe
George Heiner
Pred Lowenigtein
Cistom
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Stay
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Heapent
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Stand
Olvorce
Mary C. Olsen
Lagainst
Ferdinand H. Olsen
Salt Lake
M. L. Jones Soal
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W. Gardner
Vera Lembach
Ruby Valley
Nev
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C. McDermand
Attica
Ind
Florence A. Fernstrom
George Gigliott
Laulse Gentile
Utah Canting Co
29Th & Pacific
Charles H. Greenfield
Loral
Ned Cross
Crom
Reunion
James Bronnelly
HpolmHeRt
Hed Grose
First National Bank
Visions of God
Ray Peimer
Deak
Baptist Thurc
Font Perth
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Vlaitors
Prank K. Hartlett
Tal Nat. Bank
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Barker
Fe Hieh Council
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Oeden City
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Hon Noxard
Trokina Able
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T. B. Hoyt
Frank Peterson
Liard Street
W. J. Childs
Donald Voratlon
Marie Dressler
Marie
Dresater
Walon
George Knight
Jack R. Wood
High School
Stoke
Lorin Farr Park
Hawai
Gerenade
Howell
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Frackton
Reed
Fieed
Ada
Sylvia Bremer
Herbert Rawlinson
Harold. Lloyd
Ogden Theatre
Alice Brady
Paramount
Mack Sennett
Gus Walberg
Wallea
Atrest
Hostens
Edna
Blanche
Ofpon
Miriadry
Palmer Nestender
Iiabo Falls
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Qwvorge
Potter's Cafe
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