Winter excursion rates and services from Southern Pacific
Announcement by D. M. Owen, city ticket agent, noting winter excursion rates effective December 22 with return until March 7 and extended return options to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Kodak film prices 10c, Velox paper wash. Bitter details include district court rent suit Reese Howell Co. vs Fred G. Clark. Twelfth Ward Bazaar at First National Bank building. forest service agent Timothy C. Host inspection trips. marriage license for Davis and Harris of Preston Idaho. Bazaar and divorce notice for Ola Keyes vs Earl Keyes with custody and alimony terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gond
D. m. Owen
Elty Ucket
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Cicer
Kodak Filme
Velo
Mcintyre Drug
Reese Howell Company
Fred G. Clark
NSC
Vna Avanbington
Parker Coal Co
27Th St
Pac
Twelfth Ward
Firat Nat
Tytal
Mer- Hi
Davis
Edug Harris
Preston
Ida
Jefferson Ave
Ladita’ Ald Society
Toma
Deeren
Ola Keyes
Earl ¥. Keyes
Neal of the Navy Lions to Face Turner in Orpheum Wrestling
Joe Turner, the Pallo Gazette middleweight champion, will wrestle Jack Harberton under the management of Manuel Goss at the Orpheum. Harberton seeks the title by weighing in on the day, while Turner resists late weight changes. The bout is set amid months of scheduling shifts and disputed title claims.
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Ay Mneky
Joe Turner
Pallo Gazette
Jack Harber
Maniel Goss
The
Orpheum
Turner
UH Poutida
Ants Harberteon
Harberteon
Elatean
Harherman
Turner at 168 pounds in Rex show tonight
Turner agrees to face Bin under 168 pounds in a Rex Theatre bill featuring Chas. Chaplin in Shanghaied His Hand and Seal and A Race For a Gold Mine. Open 6 p m.
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Turner
Chas. Chaplin
Rex
The
City reports artesian well water main extension totals
Washington Jenkins, city engineer, told the city board the artesian wells water main extension totals 45 239.63 dollars. The project added 16 007 feet of Matheson joint pipe and 11 226 feet of redwood stave pipe from Cold Whaler canyon to Idlewild, forming the Noo from Tollowilid to the wells intake. The city bonded for 75 000 dollars. Claims allowed include Weber county for municipal ejection 56 269 and freight on a fire engine 399.29. Hippodrome box office now open for vaudeville shows.
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Séinch Matheson
Trom Cold Whaler Canyon
Idlewild
Tollowilid
Weber County
Stockyards Planned by Investors Move Toward Ogden
Ogden talks on establishing two large stockyards plants as investors push forward. J Gilmore cites $60,000 already raised toward a $100,000 goal, with a committee of Brummitt Kelly and Skeen to value additional capital. If built, Ogden would become a major stock shipping and receiving hub in the west.
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Ogden
Ogden Real Fatale Sten's Association
J. Gilmore
Stock Journal
Robbery at Horace Gales Home
The home of Horace Gale at 2443 Tincoln Avenue was robbed yesterday as a thief forced a wide window entry after 6 pm. The burglar ransacked the house taking three gold bracelets and four 14k rings, leaving the place in wild disorder while Gale was away.
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Horace Gale
Tincoln Avenue
City seeks damages against city in 1915 injuries case
Charles McBride of Fira Point and Jesse Kemaley of Tarr West seek more than $20 715 in personal injury damages after a wagon loaded with furniture struck a car track at Torentos third street and Lincoln avenue on November 4 1915. They allege the crossing condition caused the accident and injuries including Kentley’s ankle and furniture damage. The matter was referred to City Attorney Valentine Gideon by the city board for action.
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Charles pfcBride
Fira Polnta
Jesse Kemaley
Tarr West
Valentine Gideon
Ety Board of Commissionlern
Cinimants
Dris
Torentos Third Street
Lincoln Avenue
Kentley
McBride
Chris Figgare
P.M. Swansen
East Lake City
Bock
3. P. O'Neill Construction Company
Artfie
Treen Grant
Gibson Avecurs
County Board of Commissioners
Rose
Samucel Blair
Ocdeq Canyon
Eotie
Amestic
Wells Pole
Weber County
A. G. Fell
Herman Harmes
Utah
Rons
Bearner
Sevier River
Ogden Canyon
Health condition for last month in Ogden
The November 1914 health report for Ogden notes 28 total contagious disease cases, down from 48 a year earlier. Cases included four scarlet fever, two pneumonia, 20 chickenpox, one diphtheria, and one measles. There were 25 deaths, 16 females and 9 males. The report also covers city weights and measures, with 229 sets tested, 174 correct and sealed, 21 repairs, 15 condemned, 37 pumps adjusted and sealed, and 2 pumps condemned.
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Ogden
George Shartes
Inepactor Shorten
Farmers Meet on Beet Contracts in Weber County
The Weber county farm bureau calls a special meeting for Saturday led by President C. D. McKay to decide new beet contracts. They expect submissions this week from the sugar companies.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
C. D. McKay
Year 1010 Court Terms Fixed for 1916 Session
Jodera J A Wowell and N J Hare have fixed the time for the terms of court for the year 1916 as follows. The notice outlines scheduled dates and procedures for the upcoming sessions. The document reflects official court planning in the local jurisdiction.
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Jodera J. A
Wowell
N. J. Hare
Monthly Term Dates Amid Errors and Holiday Adjustments
The notice lists monthly term periods for Mergus, Weber, and Barns counties with start and end days per month. It details holiday adjustments: if opening day overlaps a holiday, terms shift to the next workday, and if endings hit holidays, terms end the day before. The fragment ends with a paper numeral and page marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergus
Weber County
Barns
Thalf
Oo & Leas
Aberdeen Reception Announces Joint Tecture to Be Given
Society notes report a Tuesday evening reception at the Tabernacle in Dreamber 16 for Lord and Lady Abst deen. Attendees listed include numerous Wal ton, Wotherspoon, and Jones family members along with local residents and visitors. Also noted are upcoming meetings at St Joseph's and visits of residents from Montana and Oxnard with details of attendees and locations.
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Aberdeen
Lord and Lady Abstdeen
Tabernacle
Messrs
and Mestames
John Walton
Jamen Wotherspoon
T. BD. Feane
M. %. Jones
Douglas Watson
J. T. Lynch
James L. Darker
T. D. Carr
W. D. Ridges
A. T. Wright
Willard Beowrrott
Thomas FH. McKay
D. Hf
Ensign J. ¥. Binth
J. F. Gallantyne
Cushnahan
Rachael Middleton
H. ¥. Woodmansee
Mpa
T. D. Dee
David Eccles
A. G. Fell
R. E. Hoag
Browning
BR Lewte
Taree Pingree
Kaetop
LR. Eccles
J. R Morrell
Mills
P.M. Driers
J. A. Eldredge
William Glasman
J. C. Lynch
Rolapp
George McCormack
C1 Barton
G. C. Richards
Utah Senator for Suffrage Seeks Amendments in Senate
Washington December 7. Presentation for hundreds of petitions on suffrage and related topics occupied today’s brief session. In the Senate Senator Gutherland Republican of Utah introduced the Guxton B An thoty worn suffrare amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Gutherland
Utah
Guxton B. An
Villa pressed near Madera as Villa advances
State department officials reported General Francisco Villa approaching Madera Chihuahua with a small force of worn troops supported by General Estrada. The Castilian commander reportedly has scattered Villistas and pressed rear guard cavalry.
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el Tac
State Department
Francisco Villa
Madera
Chibuahua
Estrada
Castanya
Ilja
Lone Bandit Robs Colorado Bank in Llanitor Dispatch
Llanitor Colo Dec 7 A lone man entered the Bank of Madton tied up J F Campbell the cashier in the vault and escaped with about 1500 dollars. Campbell was alone when the robber entered and escaped by defeating the vault lock before raising the alarm. Officers began a search for the bandit.
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Llanitor
Colo
Mad Ton
J. F. Campbell
Tault
Campbell
Beran & Araret
Greeks Confer With Powers On Allied Demands In Greece
Athens dispatch reports Premier Ekouloudis announcing an agreement for a conference of Greek military authorities and Entente representatives to study the demands on Greece. Preliminary steps toward holding the meeting have been taken amid tense wartime negotiations.
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Athens
Greece
Ekouloudis
Grand Jury Probes Links to Peace Council in War Factory Strikes
New York reports the federal grand jury probes alleged ties of the Labor’s National Peace Council to wartime strikes and financing. District Attorney Marshall disclosed the inquiry into council activities said to have kept the United States out of war, with scrutiny widening to bank records and hotel expenses in Washington.
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New York
Jabors
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Marshall
Frantz von Stintelen
V. Lamar
Grand Jury
Peace Council
Willam FP. Kramer
Chicago
International Brotherhood For
Misackamitha
The
Connel
C. Hr. Canade
Mramer
Organization of Labor
National Peace Council
Washington
Jacob C. Taylor
East Orange
N. J
Manshall
Council
United Statea
Frand
Washington, D. C
Peace Coun
Eaid Somenimes
Anton F. Meats
Menta
Hirkawald
Dtar Seliies
France
Mente
Motion for new trial in Martin robbery case argued
The motion for a new trial in the Martin robbery case, argued before Judge J. A. Howell, was taken under advisement. A decision will be given Saturday, the day set for sentencing Martin.
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J. A. Howell
Martin
Probate Matters Set for Hearing in District Court
Probate matters listed for December 17 include petition for letters of administration in the estate of Paters Minnoch, petition for confirmation of sale of real estate, guardianship for Fora Mary El Robieroo a minor, petition for letters of guardianship, and petitions for letters of administration in the estate of Esther Stone, deceased. The docket also covers Nash Wardle estate matters.
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Pater Minnoch
Petitian
Nash Wardle
Mary EL Robieroo
Esther
Stono
Machinists Strike Pickets At Drige Seabury Plant
About 100 machinists picketed the Drige Seabury Ordnance plant in Bharon Ta as a lockout and strike continued. Leaders said demonstrations were peaceful and no violence was expected. The firm recently changed control and faced war contract orders valued at around $30 million.
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Bharon
Drige-Seabury Ordnance Company
Leadesa
Gcard
Drngse-Seabury Company
Maat Tt
John Blerenson
Vigorous Talk On Food Regulation Debate In Reich Budget
A heated budget debate on food regulation continues in the Reich budget committee with reports noting ministers and producers blamed for failings. Interior Minister Clemens Delbrueck and Prussian Agriculture Minister H. von Acherlineis figure in the controversy as radical speakers push blame toward various groups and ministries.
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Erin
Tig
London
Visoroun
Reichstes
Fhn
Dilterest
Troth
Interior
Clemens Delbrucek
Haron von Acherlineis
Hata
Lin
Richardson's for Toys Leads In Dolls And Trains
In TOYLAND at Richardson's for Toys shoppers find a vast toy selection with 1000 plus dolls ranging from 6 cents to 16 dollars. The store offers American trade trains guaranteed buy proof against breakage with six month replacement and layaway on any article with a small deposit.
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Toyland
Butter Shortage Sparks Debate Over Prices and Policy
German critics and government officials clashed over high prices and import policy as butter shortages fueled discontent among the poor. Ministers defended production targets while blaming supply disruptions for rising costs, and Delbrueck announced plans to permit higher-priced imported butter to ease the shortage.
Wheat Market Fluctuations Highlight Grain Trade
Chicago grains swung on mixed signals with weak export demand and larger Minneapolis stock, then a late rebound. Wheat quotes hovered with December near 1.16 to 1.17 a bushel and varied futures. Corn and oats showed modest shifts while sugar and lard markets moved in step with broader commodity activity. Omaha livestock receipts rose with strong demand for cattle and steady sheep and hogs listing across markets.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Avason
Williams College Laboratory Burned in Early Fire
A Williams College laboratory in Willanstown Mase was largely destroyed by a fire early today. Alarm sounded at 3 and Crasader Meyers, assistant professor, reported the blaze and estimated losses, with damage described as extensive.
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Willanstown
Mase
Trine
Thomyeon
William Coll
Zenoga
Crasader Meyers
Ford Mission and an Eccentricity in Europe News
A Ford mission abroad, described as an eccentricity, faces a light chance to influence events due to lack of Washington approval. Germany could permit neutral entry for climbers but would complicate diplomatic ties. A Ford message from aboard the Oscar steamship, via wireless, seeks support in Congress for peace plans to end the European war.
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Bertin
Dee
London
M—Fierman Press
Geocre
Ford
Bers
Minion
Germany
Pon
Pasaporia
Washington
Oscar
Weal
Wireleas
Glasconset
Tiec
T—Neary Ford
Party of Peace
Europe
Congress
Tll
Spectacular Fire Destroys Hoboken Riding Academy
A large fire swept a riding academy and garage in Hoboken New Jersey near the Hamburg American and North German Lloyd piers. Smoke blanketed both shores as docks were feared to be burning. The riding academy was destroyed though the fire did not spread to other structures.
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Hoboken
N. J
Garege
Ibere
Vateriang
Lincoln
New Jersey
New York
Epidemic of Typhus Fever Reported in Mexico City
Washington reports the typhus epidemic in Mexico City is not over, with the Mexican embassy indicating the outbreak remains active. Governor Lopez de Latanzaio imposes strict controls on food and clothing prices to curb spread, citing exchanger manipulation. A separate Memphis district report notes a slight earthquake shock at 12 40, with no damage.
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Washington
Mexico City
Federal District
Lopez de Latanzaio
Memphia
Tena
Bee
Adeteos
Memphis
Jonrsham
Ark
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Moritz Mountains
St Andreasberg
Hertz Mountain Canaries
Andreasburg
A. R. McIntyre Drug CO
M. M. Wykes: CO
Dec
Forest
Timothy C
Tanda Department of the Forest Aertico
Fillmore
Dixie
Tioche
Vernal
Uinta Forest
Hiapka
Forest Service
Epperson
Neal
Navy
Lyceum
JK Harbertsn
Wet
Washington Jenkins
Fitz
Total
Dees EL Lel
Hippodrome
Horace Gales
Mra
Damey D. McCabe
Well Avenue
Bt. Joseph's Eeiting Society
Bt Joseph's Hall
Mra. Tilrt An Koateer
Montana
Nes
William Tester
Raby Valley
C. W. Chase
Washington Avenue
Br. Taylor
Mrs. Chase
W. HL Anderson
W. TL Anderson Fruit Company
Wits and Daughter
E. W. Brooker
Dara
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Christien Church Aid
UTA
Suffragis
Gen
Villa
Lone Bandit
Colorado
HOLUS
Mbes
St Ikea
Naat Hse
Richardson's For Toys
Richardson
Prices Hunt CO
Rogers
Richardson's
Hell Brown
Combusion
Egalpet
Federal Council
Schorlemor
Bia
Effarie 10
Cop Anmers
Eribe
Delbrueck
Mrk
Chicago Grain
York
Omaha
Omake
Nabe
Williams College Laboratory
BURNS
Marquis
Marchismtes
Aberdean
Coble
Intura Drug Stores
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