Various Local Notices and Appointments in Ogden
A mix of society items and notices including visits by Samuel Fortier chief engineer of the irrigation bureau, travel plans to Wyoming Idaho and California, a stolen and recovered automobile, births, dental and medical ads, and officials attending conventions in Provident and Kansas City with brief travel details and professional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Exdelia Dalton
Toolkebt
Union Pacific
Qeden
Samuel Fortier
Irrigation Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Caldlorain
gupaLefe
Wyoming
C. D. Tyree
K. E. Tyree
Theodore
John 1. Tyree
Star
Idaho
Vsk
W. A. Mabinson
Morrison
Alsters
Pacific Coast
Board of Education
Mitchell Dros
City Cemetery
Auto Gtalen
A. P. Bullivan
Twenty Fourth Street
al. Polk Avenue
Twentieth Street
Poles Department
Jewery
Paul W. Stecher
BR. N. Seale
Poratetlo
the Dee Hospital
Seale
Misa Delle Healy
Uncle Sam
Marsteller
Ea National Bank
Alen Dresser
Kodak
Tader
Tripp Studio
Shaw & Yowell
Accellowstone Park
Fiona
Laylne
Carpeta
Fred Khacl
Fred J. Kleser
Lo Angeles
Southern Pacific
Manager Culley to Attend Three Conventions
John Culley of Culley drug store leaves Ogden for three weeks to attend conventions in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. He will visit major eastern drugstores, study wholesale practices, and represent the Utah Board of Pharmacy. In Philadelphia he joins three associations and will give addresses. in Atlantic City he will present a paper on Peyote Worship by Uintah Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphila
Atlantic Ciy
John Culley
Culley
Ogden
Philadelphia
Utah Board of Pharmacy
National Association of Hoards of Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Faculties’ Association
Atlantic City
American Pharmaceutical Association
Dulles
Alfatre
Receipts of Utah Forest and Cache National Forest 1916
The U S forest service reports a total 1916 receipts of the Cache National Forest at Logan amounting to 22526 dollars. Of this, 15654 came from grazing stockmen 3345 from timber sales and 325 from special privileges. Twenty five percent of receipts were distributed to counties for roads and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
Cache National Forest
Logan
Bannock
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Power
Islaho
Borester
Cache
Rich
Weber
Utah
Forest Service
Departure for East to Washington D C
Mia Leave for East with Emma McBeth and daughter Alice. They departed last night aboard Union Pacific bound for Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Mia
Emma McBeth
Alice
Union Pacific
Washington, D.C
Another Organizer for Woman's Party Arrives in Utah
Miss Jane Pincus arrives from Boise to assist Miss Emily Derry in organizing for nationwide woman suffrage in Utah ahead of the November election. Pincus says the Woman's Party backs Hughes as best champion for federal suffrage, arguing he will push amendment. She notes Idaho Republican women support Hughes and plans a strong campaign apparatus in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pincus
Woman's Party
Amer Va
Charles. Evans
Hughes
Jane Pincur
Orden
Dolee
Emly Derry
Utah
Miss Pincus
Chicago
Eperches
West
Siisa Pincur
Ideho
Margaret Kaipper
Bolsa
Need
Misa Macus
Woman's’ Party
Mr. Hughes
Sr. Hughes
Miss Pinena
Wilson
Mies Pincus
Democrats
Coun
Idaho
Miss Pinews
San
Ir. Hughes
Workers of
Republican National
Mining Company Incorporated Forms Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation filed with the county clerk by Fine Gold Recovery Mining Company. Capital stock valued at 560000 dollars, 100000 shares at par. Incorporators listed as A Poult, F Hehling, Clap, all of Ogden, and Custer of Dakota. 410000 shares issued to incorporators, 36000 shares remain for future subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Gold Aecovery Mining Company
A. Poult
A. Hehling
Ogden
Auit Custer
Dake
Officers to Serve in General Election Slate
The slate to serve in the general election to be held November includes M.S. Houston, resident, A. Custer, vice president, and F.A. Deh-Ming, secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Houston
A. Custer
Fa, Deh- Ming
Newsboys Leave Tomorrow for Big Picnic
Tomorrow at 9 a.m. the Standard Newsboys will depart from the Brantant office in a Ford caravan, with Harvard Kimball Co and twenty five Fords. Local businesses provide prizes, treats, and refreshments for the youngsters. The route includes Salt Lake City and Lagoon, with talks at Wandamere Park by notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K A. m
Ami Cartiere
Btandant
Hanfard- Kimball Company
Ajth
Brown's Ice Cream Co
Iertink Te Tuetre Cream Co
Ogden Parkine Co
Banter Canning Co
Wester Fottling Co
McIntyre Drug Co
Wright Clothing Co
Streys Mehere
Salt Lake
Orden
Veseret News
Port Pouglan
Wandamere Park
Lagoon
ACC
Christensen
John Waleh
Lagoon Company
Simon Bambereer
A. Boyd
Ogden
Evans
James Dunder
Neserat News
M. 4
Brandon
The
Standard
Pitta
Ternatein
Neweles
Blandhard
At & A.m
Men Sentenced in Ogden Drunkenness Case Thrills Court
Municipal Judge George H. Parker warned that no man may enter Ogden in drunken condition and expect leniency for jobs. Eight men pleaded guilty and each received five days in jail or a $5 fine. Names: James Coleman William Mangey Oscar Johnson Gus Paterson Ed Adams Charles Moore Mike Lynch William Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Amtay
George
James Coleman
William Mamgey
Oscar Johnson
Gus Paterson
Ed Adams
Charles Moore
Mike Lynch
Wiliam Bradley
Samuel Rea Visits Ogden En Route East
Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, travels from California to Washington by special train for a conference with President Wilson. He denies rumors of his eastern destination, says he plans to return to Philadelphia after California. Officials note railroad representatives attend the meeting while Rea refuses to forecast outcomes. He departs Oakland for Ogden after a 26 hour rail trip through the Far West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nes
Orde
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Rea
Philadelphia
California
New Sata
Pennsylvania
Atterberry
Charsa Af
Washington
Oakland
Southern Pacific
Thia Division
T. F. Rowlands
T Wan
Stanford-bound graduates depart for 1916 17 term
Darrell Clark and another Weber academy graduate depart for Palo Alto by Southern Pacific train No 5 to attend Leland Stanford University. They will enter the university at the opening of the 1916 17 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Darrell Clark
Tland
Weber Academy
Palo Altn
Cal
Leland Stanford University
Civil Service Exam Preparation Adverts
An Ogden notice offers data on courses for civil service positions in America. It mentions preparation at home and requests for Monaunnlabed information and related materials.
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Dot 1
Ogden
Deaths and Funerals Williams Myrtle A. Willan
Funeral notices from the Pain City meetinghouse list Myrtle A. Willan among the deceased. Bishop Gilbert Thatcher presided at the service, with local clergy and community members paying respects to the departed.
Planes and people mourned at quiet civic service
Fragmentary obituary style note lists bishops and speakers including Henry Garner H T Maw Gilbert Oxder and others at a service with musical interludes by Mise Lamy ibson. Hymns titled Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam and Come Unto Me were sung. Interment followed at the Viain City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Oo Henry Garner
H. T. Maw
Gilbert Oxder
Thatcher
Has Poulvon
Epecal Murlet
Mise Lamyibson
Jesus
Kunbeam
Viain City
Hughes Special to Lead Officials Train Movement
Officials plan a special train movement supervised by Superintendent B A Toucey of the Wyoming division. Trainmaster A W Melame will pilot the train from Ogden to Green River and on to Cheyenne with fast, safe operation. Burt Touces oversees the Rawlins to Cheyenne segment under personal direction.
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Arate
B.A. Toucey
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Magher
Opden
Cheyenne
Colorado
A. W. Melame
Lip
Ogden
Green Tilver
Wyo
Green River
Rawlins
Ft. £. Brooks
Rawline
Society notes from the Silver Bee Club meeting
The Hilver Ber club met Wednesday at Mrs. Kramer’s South Washington home with Mrs. Halo assisting. Afternoon enticements were served to a list of Mesdames including Holland Coppock Danah Lighters Hadlock Harris Hanson Ymaham Hreen Wis co Trollcht Kratzer Hoypson Culvert Plesfott Hatsns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bee Club
Hilver Ber
Kramer
South Washington
Halo
Dfolland
Return from Trip and Visitors Across Several Cities
Fragmented notice lists several people visiting friends across Ogden, Santa Monica, and Boston routes. Mentions Mrs. O Connolly returning from Chicago, Mrs. Th. O Connolly arriving east, and Miss Maud Stone hosting guests at 2449 Grant Avenue with Barbara and Jolla Schlegel visiting from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Gtone
Harbara
Jolla Schlegel
Madfeon
Wlaenorin
Orden Viellore
Bourse
Maud Flone
Qrant Ayeoue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Ray and
Rita Stanwood
Ray
Keystone
Chester Conklin
Ogden Theatre
Rer
Frank C. Lathrop
Pastenrer
San Francisco
Willard G. Wilson
Lahrep
Charles E. Hughes
Katherine
J. J Blosser
Denver
Calo
G. A. Graves
City Tre Department
Providente
RLI
International Association of Fire Department
Chistes
Mra
J. C. Nye
Denver and
Ilin Grande
Kansac Ci
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Republic
Utah Forest
Sake Auction Avtit
Ogden Sale CO
Weathers Ue
Telephone
Neead
Milton B. Wilson Co
Mining Company
Ioncorporated
INEWS
Duakerness
Samuel Rea
I Civil Service
Wrights
Wright & Deters
Waliea
Wright Finish
Heal
Vale
Hughes’ Special
Williams
Conric
Newton
Michariz
W. Tc. Thimble Club
Mr BO
Madiana Avenue
Ming Amy Clarkmore
Tir
Deer Lodge
Mont
Jack Waly
Janet
Jack
Kayeral Ereks
Ogden Canyon
Marguerite Kelly
Galt Lake
Ere
Leo Neckstead
Swan Lake
Eli Ticckstead
Cottonwood
Percy Meekstead
Downey
Mita Dang Jean McErry
Santa Week
Francisco
Ogdet Canyon
Slax Mellroyle
Boston
Will
Viola
Conarivatory of Music
Trip
Last
Thomas
Shoe Department
Phianesr
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