Kid Mex to Face Gilbert in Grend Theatre Bout
Sporting and Athletic News reports Kid Mes, a Denver pride, facing Young Gilbert in a six round fight at the Grand Theatre Salt Lake. Other bouts include Young Azermia vs Young Brown, Kid Slater vs Mike the Fighting Fireman, and Willis Johnson meeting Nob Moore, with amateur curtain matches and local prospects adding to the card.
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Salt Lake, Dec
Jobonle
Mes
Denver
Grend Theatre
Mtucner
Hillbert
doKether Ito
Oreshaw
Tee
Hardy Down
Inca
Young Brown
Beachinera
Arereda
Athelte
Ile
Frankie Tockeron
Utah
Glen Gorke
Bugs
Brownle Ia
Ealet
Tie
Rapial
Kid Slater
Mike
Tissine
Ome
Frenchie Nord
Slater
Thees
Nob Moore
Sugar Wouse
Willis Johnson
Ogden
Uxbia
Oth
Nally Mora
Jimmmie Balin
Nealy Taylor
Will Iolsh
Kid Mlackie
Kid Krownin
Will
California U. Is Satisfied With Season Show
The University of California expresses satisfaction with its football season performances. It notes a strong offense and improved backfield led by Captain Brad, with victories over Washington and Northwestern and setback against Oregon. The results suggest a developing, appealing style appealing to Pacific coast opponents.
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San Francico
Nee
University of California
University of Ori Fco
Canorplans
University of Washington
Udterrnis
Californiana
Peither
Pacific Coast
Pacific
California
Brad
Californians
Strangler Lewig May Meet Wiggen in Ogden Bout
Interest in a wrestling clash between Strangler Lewig and Wiggen is revived as talks target Ogden for a month. Visser has expressed willingness to face the big challenger in a flesh bout, hoping to draw fans and boost local interest after Len a left the eastern circuit for San Francisco to meet Ad Santel.
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Lowla
Tne
Stoches
Arveral
Ogden
Pete Visser
Lena
San Francisco
Ad Santel
Pacific Coast
Visser Haa
Bin
Tone
QVEW Cavalry Unit Organized In Utah National Guard Thrives
The QVEW Cavalry unit of the Utah National Guard invites members to a meeting at 416 Twenty Fourth Street at 8 pm to hear J Kay Ward report on recruiting and plan further organization. A modern armory is promised with riding and swimming facilities, funded by $25 000 annual spend and Uncle Sam. The unit aims at rifle tournaments and national team participation, with 20 officers to be appointed and a grand military ball after recruitment reaches 75 members.
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Utah National Guard
J. Kay Ward
Acme
Uncle Kam
Palo
Uncle San Palo
War Department
Fire Damages Two Automobiles Near Alhambra Theater
A Ford owned by Arthur Moore of 141 North Washington Avenue and a ninth Chalmers car owned by Fred Wand of 820 Washington Avenue were badly damaged by fire yesterday evening on Madison Avenue near the Alhambra theatre. The blaze started from a damaged lantern lamp in the Ford, which was denoting.
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Ford
Arthur Moore
Washington Avenue
Chalmers
Fred Wand
Mre
Madaon, Avenue
Alhambra Theatre
Owas Denking
Ant
Motion Calendar in District Court
District court today disposed of its motion calendar with multiple rulings. Demurrers and answers were addressed, some overruled or set aside, others continued to January. Several cases name defendants such as Christensen, Moyes, St. A, and Haugh with deadlines for answers or replies. Continuous proceedings included a motion for new trial under advisement and an appeal denial.
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Eedson
Kame
Judas J. A. Howell
Lorene Christensen
Elwond
Christensen
A. Hondle
Tosenthal
St. A
Southern Pacific Company
Grace Naugh
Richard J. Haugh
Mathewn McCulloch Cove
Anthony Rosenthyne
Housekeepers to Meet in Ogden in January 1917
The Housekeepers conferences for 1917 will be held in Ogden January 9 to 18, Logan January 29 to February 3, and Cedar City February 6 to 16, with sessions led by Utah Agricultural College experts. Nutrition and care of the child is the main topic at all four conventions, featuring Miss Blanche Cooper and other specialists who will demonstrate economical, appetizing dishes and parenting guidance for mothers during the sessions.
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Fallna
Ogden
Logan
Cedar City
Lusa Gertrude de‘Cheyne
Ixtension Diraton
Utan Agricultural College
Haphael Olsen
Sale Lake City
Apectatts Maycock
Blanche ‘Cooper
Elder County
Hore Jones
University of Utah
Meg
Harriet J. B. Darling
Massachusetts
Mrs. Darling
Ouraersen
Rathera
Loran
Separate probes ordered into cost of groceries
Chicago dispatch reports three investigations into high food prices. The National Executive Committee of the Retail Growers' Association met, with Frank Connolly of San Francisco noting aims. A federal grand jury reconvened amid data on high prices and a state public utilities commission bearing on cold storage warehouses storing limits.
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Chicago
Dec
Itilay
Connolly
San Francisco
Federal
Grand Jury
State
Public Unities Commission Rae
Congressman Elect Speaks At Fifth Ward Sacrament Meeting
Congressman elect M. Atwell Welling, leader of Brar River stake of the LDS Church, addressed a large Nth Ward sacrament meeting. He drew parallels between Apostle Paul’s mission and Mormon missionaries, urged active service, and recalled early church leaders who preached and labored without knowing the outcome, stressing the value of unpaid ministry and modern mission work.
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M. At. Welling
Brar River
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Paul
Jerusalem
Church
Welling
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Apostles of Christ
Church of Christ
Aiake
Maho
Mranger
Murnee
Zion
Fragmentary meeting recalls sermon and songs
A damaged clipping records a meeting presided by Bishop James We ure with an oration by President Wellits. The congregation enjoyed two suitable songs played or sung by Walter Stephens, amid uncertain surrounding details and quoted phrases.
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James We
Ure
Rabbit hunt plan stirs Ogden rail rivals
The first int erial enowlal of the season sparks a proposed big rabbit shoot among local mairods. 12 M Newton, a key Oregon Short Line passenger agent, has been asked to pursue the matter with Commercial Agent W G Wilson of the Southern Pacific to study hunt feasibility near Ogden along the old Southern Pacific line, based on rabbit supply within a reasonable distance.
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Enowlal
Jneal Mairods
12. M. Newton
Oregon Short Linn
W. G. Wilson
Southern Pacific
Wilson
Ogden
Delinquent Taxes in Weber County Public Sale Planned
County Treasurer Joseph E Storey and staff spent the day compiling the delinquent tax list and will start selling the properties. Redemption is possible within four years with a 3 percent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest. Most delinquent bills are small. total taxes due around 8150, but about 700000 collected this year compared with last year. Also noted is a boxing bout in Dublin with Job Mohn of Milwaukee to face Jack Dillon on New Year's Day.
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Joseph E. Storey
Dillon
Milwaukee
Job Mohn
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Daston
Ohio
Forest Service Finances Show Large Receipts And Costs
National forest receipts surpassed 2.8 million dollars last year with timber 1.4 million, grazing 1.2 million, and water power rentals 100 thousand. Chief Henry Graves notes receipts cover about three fourths of protective costs, while investments in land classification and improvements extend ongoing expenses.
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Asayr, Graves
Buat Neas
North Weber stake quarterly conference speakers preach faith and unity
The North Weber stake held a two session quarterly conference in the tabernacle with President Trulon S. Wella and Patriarch Hyrum G. Smith as principal speakers. An instrumental quartet and choir provided music while President Bluth read the presidency’s report urging perseverance to strengthen weak areas in church organization.
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North Weber
Tabernacle
Trulon S. Wella
Hyrum G. Smith
Tabernacle Choir
Oreantsi
Sam F. Whitaker
James Wotherspoon
John W. Bluth
Francis W. Stratford
Selug
Nevada
Ralph Swenson
Leith Pearson
Agel Nylaneder
Fruitingasruss
Annis Williamson
Douglass Lhan
Edward Saunders
Wotherspoon
Bluth
Preadent Bloth
John Ira Davis
Smith
Vrealdent Wells
Joseph Batantyne
Thy. Fie
Charu
Hest
Atake
John V. Smoth
Vlalting
Nulon
Wella
Ilo
Hyrum
Stake
Stake Presidency
First National Bank of Ogden Utah Officers and Capital
The First National Bank of Ogden Utah U and Depositary shows capital of 1,000,000 with surplus and undivided profits listed as 25,000. Deposits total 3,000,000. The bank’s officers include M. &, Deowning as President, John Watson as Vice-President, L. R. Eccles as Vice-President, RB Porter as Vice-President, James F Burton as Cashier, and Sumner P. Nelbon as Agent-Cashier.
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First National Ban
Ogden
Utah
Capital
Deowning
John Watson
Wice
L. R. Eccles
Porter
James F Burton
Sumner P. Nelbon
Agel. Caah'r
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Willie Johnson
Bob Moore
Salt Lake Fire Department
Iearn
McLaughlin
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Oimae
Lewig
Wiggeh
QVEW
Anbbit Hunt
Weber County
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Forest Service
Ead
Awitz
Uncle Saim
C. H. Smith
Twenty-fifth Street
Weber
Scoop
Cub Reporter
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