Unidentified Youth Fatally Struck by Train on Oregon Short Line
A 19 or 20 year old man was killed on the Oregon Short Line near the Weber River bridge after stepping in front of a southbound train. Two companions, reportedly from Sioux City, fled the scene. the dead man wore laborer garb and carried a torn memorandum book with scattered names and an August 17 note. Authorities released few identifications beyond partial clues among clothing and a trapper’s guide. The trio sought work near Salt Lake City joining the Cu d a h y Packing plant project. Names and addresses found include Lealie Goodwin Trenton Utah Chat Carroll Pezatello Idaho Ray Sulvely Ogden Willie Price Trenton Utah.
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Steaptog
Oregon Short Line
Weber River
Salt Lake
S Pring
Ogden Yards
Ogden
Engior
Sioux City
Logo
Cudahy Packing Company
Drei
Kirkendall
M.S. Mar-rott
J. G
Ukenara
Lealie Goodwin
Trenton
Utah
Chat Carroll
Pezatello
Idaho
Ray Sulvely
Willie Price
Olsen Seeks Dismissal Over Outdated Bootlegging Law
In the state against Hoken Olsen his attorney moved in district court to dismiss the action claiming the statute making bootlegging a crime is repealed and out of existence. Judge Pratt ruled in a parallel case and there is a raving clause in the new law governing such cases.
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Hoken Olsen
Olsen
Pratt
Woman files suit amid threats and abuse claim
Margaret Pinney seeks equitable division of property from Finney after alleging repeated threats to kill her, drowning, assault, and brutal treatment. She asks for control of a rooming house, furniture, and alimony, plus custody of two children. Also notes a theater event featuring "The Little Terror" at Cozy theater today with 3 and 0 cent admission.
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Margaret Pinney
District Court
Rigabout Hen- Twenty-fourth Street
Pinney
Violet Mersereaue
Little Terror
New Message of Hope for Russia Prompts U S Aid
Washington reports a fresh American note to Russia praising democracy and urging renewed Russian resolve to pursue a just victory in WWI. Secretary Lansing expressed sympathy for the burdens on Russia and confidence that democratic principles will guide a regenerated Russia after the conflict. A new credit of 100 million dollars was approved, increasing U S assistance to Russia to 215 million. Funds are expected to buy railway supplies and equipment in the United States.
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Washington
Russia
Tereachenko
Wilson
New Ruraia
Lansing
Daris Dakhmeter
Tivasia
Dakhinefem
McAdoo
Hussia
Ford's Son Seeks Draft Exemption After Exam Passed
Hdsvil Ford son of Henry Ford, Detroit, August 24, passed the physical tests at a local draft board. He sought exemption on industrial grounds while serving as an officer in his father's automotive company which is producing vehicles for the Red Cross.
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Detroit
Mich
Hdsvil Ford
Henry Ford
Ford
Automobile
Red Cross
Grain shipments to Holland and relief for Belgium
United States and Holland reach agreement to release grain for shipment to the Netherlands with portions designated for Belgian relief. San Francisco reports passports to be discontinued for those traveling to Chihuahua Mexico as directed by the State Department.
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Washington
United States
Holland
Netherlands
San Francisco
Chihuahua
Mexico
Department of State
Carl W W. Calbreath
United States District Court
Ogden Shopping Center shows early fall suits on tour
The first of the fall suits arrive and depart as smart dressers seek early selections from complete stocks. Even if not buying a suit, visitors are invited to the second floor for an inspection tour of the advance styles at Ogden s Shopping Center.
Player Piano Rolls Offerings and Hymns for Sale
Twenty five U. S. Rolls remain available with popular selections. Five note rolls are now new Special at 19¢ each. Also featured is "Oh, My Father" hymn cut for the piano, priced at 50¢.
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U. S
Electric Irons Bargain Sale At Reduced Prices
The ad touts a limited fall sale on Standard weight electric sad irons at 2.95 with a written guarantee. It notes a normally higher $9 value, now 5.39? and claims fifty pairs remain from a summer lot. Also offered are twenty-five pairs of sample shoes in sizes 26 to 3, with fall styles from a traveling salesman sample run, urging customers to buy multiple pairs to save.
Towels At Old Prices In Bargain Square Sale
A local store advertises towels at old prices despite recent price rises. They offer Turkish towels in many sizes, sold by the dozen, with prices starting at a fraction above a cent. The promotion highlights a bulk buyer friendly sale in the Bargain Square.
Ready Made Gown Sketch Gift for $1 50
A ready made gown offered at the price of $1 50 includes all materials and instructions. The gown is made from fine nainsook with embroidery and fancy work to be added. An expert will demonstrate how to complete the gown at no charge, presenting Christmas gift ideas and similar options.
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Nainsock
Skirts on sale for next season shoppers say good buy
Customers praise skirts priced as low as 1 and 7.50 in a sale. The item list notes wash skirts all new and displayed on the second floor tomorrow with only a few left in stock. Several remaining pieces are described as corking values today.
Yard Wash Goods Sale At 15 Cents A Yard
On the street window near the entrance a display shows wash goods offered today at 15 cents per yard. The copy notes this price is lower than the maker’s price expected next year and advises buying now for swims dresses that could be kept until next year.
Toilet Paper Special: four rolls for 25 cents
Basement Store advertises a sale offering four rolls of toilet paper for 25 cents, with a shopping limit of three sets per customer. It claims each roll contains 700 sheets of fine soft tissue and targets adult customers.
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Tomorro
Fruit Jars and Crocks Promoted at Low Prices in Town
Customers are told that the store still offers the lowest prices on Fruitdare and Crocks. Masone reportedly has the only stack of quarts and pints in Mason Jar varieties, highlighting available sizes.
Oil Cloth Bolt Advertises Low Wholesale Prices
The notice promotes oil cloth by the bolt with wholesale and retail parity. Reports strong demand as paperhangers and housewives buy by the bolt for spring projects, 22 cents a yard for dark colors and 25 cents for light. Emphasizes best quality over cheap kinds.
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HAWES
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Welch
Crisco
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