Random Classified Fragments From City Notices and Ads
A jumble of notices and ads includes burglary report at a pool hall on Twenty Fifth Street, a street light petition on Tredty Sixth Street, a change of venue in a civil case against Union Pacific, gem and jewelry services, a birth announcement, and various departs and business promotions. The clippings show local society, commerce, and public notices with names, places, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoco
Tredty Sixth Street
Washingtor
Adams Avenues
Bi Morrison
Eccles
Yeenty
Marty Korb
Walter ,Sert
Ogden
University of Tab
Tuberalty
Chicago
Lafley Cowles
Weber Academy
Osborne
Irof
OP. Widteoe
J. H. Tinton
University of Utah
Mitchell Bros
MOXI
Ments
City Cemetery
Lyles W. Larkin
James C. Bromley
Union Pacific Railroad
de ‘Fendant
Noecs
Battlake City
Pac W. Stecher
William E. Finkes
Power
Idaho
Mabel PL Couch
Willard
F. G. Bramend
Peoria
Ard
Hapssa
Waeed
Damage suit answers negligence claim against railroad
The Ogden Logan and Idaho Railway Company filed an answer to W. H. Goan's damage suit alleging his automobile was hit and demolished, injuring him. The railroad admits a car silently collided with the auto but denies negligence or fault of its operators, attributing the incident to obstructed visibility and the automobile’s fall from the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden, Logan & Idaho Railroad Company
W. H. Goan
Apitech
Dickson Candidacy Backed by Friends for County Commissioner
Dr Dickson’s friends announce his candidacy on the Republican ticket for county commissioner. He has served city council and been physician at the State Industrial School, bringing familiarity with Weber County needs. He will accept the nomination after the convention and enter the race with strength.
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George A. Dickson
Nin
Dickton
Ifa
Alan
State
Hols
Sugar factory project formed in Ogden area
Esk Lake Aug 30 Incorporation papers filed for the People’s Sugar company. Organization of the directorate completed with officers elected. Capitalization 765000 dollars, 75000 preferred stock and 150000 common stock at 10 cents. Beets under three year contracts, 4500 acres, factory planned to handle the 1917 beet crop, financing from Utah capital.
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Esk Lake
People’s Sugar Company
Sanpete County
Treasury
George EB. Browning
Ogden
John Stringham
Bait Lake
Samuel Stank
Salt Lake
N. G. Stringham
J. C. Beaumann
C. Whitney
Gil Emmett Browning
Yeater
G. Emmett Browning
Sonia Anderson
Mant! City Bank
Anderson
I T
Sm Independient Corporation
F A Tacklen Sentenced To Six Months In County Jail
Fackler, arrested during a robbery at Thomas Grocery at 1800 Washington Ave, received a six month county jail term this morning. His two confederates got indeterminate state prison terms, while DA Davis urged mild punishment for Fackler. Authorities describe him as an experienced crook and note his boldness and familiarity with local premises.
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IF. R. Fackler
Thomas
Atore
Washington Avenue
Tan
Fackler
Davis
Hle
Pala
Ile
John Hidateo
Tle
Mattie Lloyd Falls and 3 Injured at Lagoon
Mattie Lloyd of 2617 Wall Avenue and three companions were injured when a storm knocked out lights at Lagoon. Lloyd stumbled and fell, injuring ribs on her left side. she was conveyed home for rest. No bones were broken, and she will be confined for several weeks.
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Mattie Lloyd
Wall Avenue
Lagoon
Ogden
Lacoon
Resam
Misa Lloyd
Mise Lloyd
Teres
Midate
E.R. Drake
Lloyd
Phrescian
Twenty Five Days in Jail for Two Offenders
Greek youths Jim Kritechas and Sam Balgar were each sentenced to 25 days in jail for battery after a lower Twenty- fifth Street assault on Ralph Hall. Other arrests included speeding fines, a streetcar violation, petty larceny, drunkenness, and a return to jail for Waldo Winter after completing a prior sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hall
Jim Kritechas
Sam Balgar
Daye
Hall
Electric Alley
Sullivan
Canfield
Hieber J. Olson
Logan
J. Adams
Paatengere
dJatn Camey
Petit Lacceoy
Molors
Randslt
Acre
Bnke McGinfey
Nrewnie
Alfred Calawell
F. G. Carroll
Page Alexander
Rob Hanley
Geo. Brawley
Dr. Leland
Waldo Winter
van Rency
Civil Service Positions Ad from Ogden
Advertisement for home study and preparation courses in civil service fashions and POSI data gh courses. Box 174, Ogden. Request furnished.
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Ogden
Fire department to probe flood damage at Olden Examiner
Last night torrential flooding hit Olden area causing basement inundation at the Olden Examiner and Colonal Hudson building. Fire Chief and Mayor Heywood ordered investigations into the response while authorities worked to remove water and assess the losses.
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Opden Examiner
Colonal Hudson
Fourth Street
Enat
Hudson Avene
Tod. A. Eldredge, Jp
Mehtwater
T. E. Browning
Weber Club
Wardleigh
Fire Department
Heywood
Dra
Citizens protest paving dispute in Osden case
Georgy F. Cave Hyrum Belnap and Charles I. Gosling filed a district court complaint against Abbot Hefflewood Chris Figara and Myles L. Jone as Osden city commissioners. They seek an order for the defendants to appear and show cause why the city engineer should not proceed with paving Twenty third Street despite a petition from property owners claiming to exceed two thirds in protest.
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Georgy F. Cave
Hyrum Belnap
Charles I. Gosling
Abbot He Fleywood
Chris Figsara
Myles L. Jone
Saloonkeepers Seek Longer City Liquor Hours
A petition signed by twenty five saloonkeepers asks the City Commissioner to reopen hours and extend closing time to 2 oclock midnight. Names of the signers are listed, the petition was read and laid over per Mayor A. I. Teywood’s instructions, with no action set for future consideration.
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Hosineas
Balt
Lake
Anderson & Garner
Smyth
J. M. McCarthy
C. G. Potter
George C. Foley
Frank W. Rounds
Folkman & Alien
Banford i Marrop
Hammer & Stephens
John F. Ahern
John O'Neil
Wark & Guatagon
CE Gosling
W. TR. Kirenitt
George Timmerman
Charles W. Iverson
Georga W. Murphy
St. Lombard
Fred M. Tout
J. E. Davenport
el Wertz
Hopkin Bowers
Raumeister Yros
Taylor & Stoker
A. I. Teywood
Lightning Strikes Home During Ban Storm
A bolt hit the home of Mr. A. J. Chane at 2518 Grant Avenue during a heavy evening storm. The brick chimney was wrecked and the bolt traced to the earth, lightly shocking one occupant. Damage was confined to the chimney.
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Dart
A. J. Chane
Grant Avenue
Barker-Gardner Marriage Ties Logan to Ogden
Trobert Gartner of Logan and Miss Nettle Parker of Ogden wed today in Ogden. Gardner hails from a prominent Logan family and earned scholastic honors at Agricultural College. They plan to reside in Logan after a brief honeymoon, PARCEL SHOWER honors Bliss Otlye Jones upcoming autumn wedding. A guest list crowded the gathering as young ladies were entertained, with refreshments served. The Ladies Auxiliary U.S.W. will meet Thursday, and the 91600 club gathers Thursday at 2 PM. Engagements announced for Marton Sicheel to Malph M. Johnson. church social planned Friday evening at Pintree Presbyterian Church with refreshments.
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Barker-Gardner
Trobert Gartner
Logan
Nettle Parker
Ogden
Gardner
Stes Barker
Agricultural College
Bliss Otlye Jones
M. I. Jones
Marion Jones
Misa Mina McFarland
Mer Farland
Misa Welthe Wilson
Misa Nell Wilson
Bias Barak Wilson
Kate Wilson
Slee Hattie Wilson
Flora Wilson
Mra
Dars Clore
Mire
Mary Isaacson
Annie Browning
Josephine Johnson
Ellen Farr
Gladys Leavitt
Leontine Darker
Ruth Barker
Exra Jones
Edith van Dyke
Viola Badger
J. Read
John Nelson
Annie Slater
Alice Hoyt
Albert F. Read
Sfre
Melba Read Jones
Lola Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Shall the dollar be above the man in politics
Fragmentary editorial text references Bryan's Cross of Gold speech and a Chicago convention. It debates whether money power or the common man should lead, mentioning a railway strike, and questions about choosing the right track, engine, and fireman amid economic tensions. The piece ends with a heading for classified ads.
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Bryan
Chicago
Kerson
Leon
Honda
Bern
Primaries Held in Brigham City City Precinct Delegates Named
Brigham City voters chose delegates to the county convention and thence to a Judicial District convention in Logan on September 1 and a senatorial convention in Salt Lake City. Of 141 delegates present, four were absent, as Republicans met in four city precincts.
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Brigham City
Dele
Judicial District
Logan
Berg
Galt Lake City
Sapleaber Ltd
Tooel Foe Elder
Nday'a
Thin’ City
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Obituaries and funeral notices include William Lindeay with services in the Sixth Ward meeting house and an Eden Cemetery burial, viewing at 266 Quincy Avenue. Myrtillo Folker services at Seventh Ward house with Eden Cemetery interment and viewing at 1358 Washin gton Avenue. Catherine Ballantyne services at Fifth Ward Meeting House with Bishop Chris Beeson officiating and viewing at home before the funeral.
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Lindsay
William Lindeay
Eden
Ogden Valley
Eden Cemetery
Quincy Avenue
Folker
Myrtillo Folker
Seventh Ward
Waah
Inston Avenue
Forest Service official to visit Orden for three weeks
G E Trowbridice, senior forest service representative from Washington, arrived in Orden with Lawnon of the forest service on leave. Dietriet Forrater LF. Knelpp will go to Balt Lake to represent the forest gerview at the National Woot growers convention.
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G. E. Trowbridce
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Sire
Trowbridce
Orden
Forest Service Office
Lawcon
Dietriet Forrater
Knelpp
Balt Lake
Weber Club to attend Peach Day event in Brigham City
Heigham City, Aue. 20. The Weber n Muh of Orden will be represented at Brigham City's Peach Day by almost hd per cent of lin membership, according to a reply received by the Peach Day committee from 11. fey: secretary of the Ogden club. Invitations have been extended to commercial bodies statewide and southern Itahia to attend the Peach Day celebration to be held September 14, and the acceptance of the invitations indicates that there will be no large attendance of buslines men at the forthcoming celebration.
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Heigham City
Aue
Webern Muh
Orden
Brigham City
Lin
Fey
Ogden Club
Box Rider Commercial Club
State
Itahia
Mrs E G Badco Granted Divorce
Mrs E G Badco was granted a divorce from husband Bidney W Badcon on cruelty and indifference. The court awarded custody of two minor children, Bidney 1 and James A, and alimony of 125 dollars monthly. The couple married January 1, 596. The complaint was filed weeks earlier.
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Edats
G. Radeda
Bidney W. Badcon
Hadeon Statea
Bidney
James A
Madcona
Ogden Boy Writes of Conditions on the Border
A letter from William Chase of Troop F, First Cavalry, describes harsher frontier life after leaving Salt Lake. He notes delayed pay, patriotic towns in Ogden, efforts of employers like John Seaxcraft and Rone Co., and sacrifices to defend Old Mary, with scarce food, extreme heat, and rough water. He mentions three miles from town, fear at night, and sending a fruit cake and peaches, ending with gratitude for tramps that helped answer his letter.
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Nogale
William Chase
Tha Poon
Salt Lake
Orden Sho
Tam
John Seaxcraft and Rone Company
Jesema
Invanton
Mary
Alwayz
Horace
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Edith Roberts
Harry Benham
THE
Deame
Billie Rhodes
Harry Rattenburg
Grace Cunard
Francis Ford
Peg O” the Ring
Liberty
Fiest National Bank
Shidelar
Huntington
Ind
Kodak
Montana
Walter YW. Fife
Malta
Mont
August Mining Company
Jedre J
Kimbalhaw
Tnd
Adler
Dorothy Madson
Washington A
Shaw
Powell
Ntohead
F. A. Tacklen
Gouat
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J.T. Downs
JL Pourtrenth Street
Sra, Downs
Nora Varney
Thureday
Tweety- Third Street
Miss Cortez
Mildred Cortea
Montha
Frank Creasey
Portland
Oregon
Atle
Edward Sicheel
Marton
Malph M. Johnson
Pintreebyterian Church
Cagsitiea Aan
CG. V
Branting
Bigham City
Ade
Anita Stewart
Diana
Ford Sterling
Ogden Theatre
Forest Service
E. G. Badco
Ogden Boy
Wilford W. Rawson
Milton B. Wilson Co
J. Commission Dealers
25Th St
Myra
Utah
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