Ogden Daily items mix notices and ads across community blurbs
Local report describes teachers paid about 3000 dollars, a fire department cigar gift from Dr G W Veakins, a St Louis Work’s Fair info bureau in Denver run by Phil Hitchs cock, Armor Market meats, army recruiting outcomes with Frank Smith from Chicago joining the Twelfth Infantry, and a Millinery for sale. Weber County Teachers Institute notes Miss Matilda Peterson on Manus Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County Teachers’ Institute
Commissioners’ Roll
Court House
Matilda Peterson
Brigham Young College
Logan
Peterson
Huntsville City
Manus
Municipal Court and Police Notes
The hearing of E Newton on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses is continued. In police court Robert Baird pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined three dollars or five days. T Dillon pleaded guilty to drunkenness with suspended sentence. Ma Clary, also drunk, received suspended sentence. Newton’s hearing, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, was postponed to Wednesday. Newton is represented by Soren X Christensen of Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baird
T. Dillon
Clary
EL. Newton
Newton
Soren X. Christensen
Salt Lake
Telephone line man badly injured in tree fall accident
Mary Hill, a popular lineman for the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company, fell from a tree about fifteen feet above a residence on Twenty third Street onto a cement walk. He suffered severe bruises and a wrenched back but no broken bones and is reported improving under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfarry
B. Slit
Hill
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Charles H. Greenwell
With
Twenty-second Street
Conroy
Mets
Joseph Harkins to be committed after Provo visit
Joseph Harkins, described as building a cement lake mine and claiming Odd Fellows ties, was examined for sanity in Provo. Doctors ruled him temporarily unbalanced and ordered commitment to the Provo Mental Hospital after sheriff transport, with recovery expected if deprived of whisky and kept quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Satkina
S&s
Jdoyee Aml
Lyman Skeen, Jr
Clarking
Harkins
Order
Dre Joyce
Provo
Sheriff Bailey
Sooy opens elegant Photo Parlors at 2409 Washington
Readable items show Sooy launches a new Photo Parlors at 2409 Washington Avenue with emphasis on artistic retouching, graceful posing, and light/shade effects. The city also notes naval enlistments, local vendors, and small notices including a public talk by Bishop James Taylor, while various shops offer promotions and window displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Annie TE. Warner
Pane
Ogden
Coufizer
Sve
Buswell, Jeweler
Ontario Club
Dignan
Kemmerer Coal
BL L. Jones Coal &Leo Co
State Industrial School Board Hears Routine Items
The Board of Trustees of the State Industrial School met to approve small matters. A. W. Brown won the bid and will manufacture window guards and fire escapes for 441 with completion by January 2. Paroles were granted to several inmates nearing age, and one hundred eighty parolees were released over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Industrial School
Uthe
A. W. Brown
Lillie Pargonés
Derembex Uth
Emily
Aunle
Joseph Siow
Lecoma
Xngo
Kent
Hinsdale
Mont
Firesneak Blazes Struck Grant Avenue Saloon Overnight
The Green Light Saloon on Grant Avenue suffered a major rear fire at 1:23 a.m. as flames swept the back walls. Firemen arrived to find heavy smoke and used heavy chemical suppression. liquor and cigars in the cellar were destroyed. The building is owned by Fred J. Kiesel. stock loss is insured for 1400 dollars. Earlier at 9:43 p.m. a small outward fire was caused by an overheated stove in a West Twenty-second Street outhouse, quickly controlled with no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Teaver
West Twenty-second Street
Gatoda
Grant Ave
C. Prusett
Fred J. Kiesel
Storm Disrupts Trains and Fires Hit Rail Shops
A new storm delayed trains eastward and westward. A 200 foot cutoff trestle near Promontory sank slightly. Santa Fe shops at La Junta Coldrado were destroyed by fire, badly damaging seven locomotives with losses estimated at 50 000 dollars. Union Pacific began gathering ice crop in Wyoming and mobilized large crews at Evanston and Green River, Kaw-tine, and Larawie to cut and store over 100 000 fong saf dees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
la Junta
Coldrada
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Evanston
Green River
Kaw- Tine
Larawie
Fong Saf Dees Liris
Church Services and Notices Across Several Congregations
A dense listing of church services and notices across St. Joseph area congregations. Details include times for Masses, Sunday school, and evening services at St Josephs Catholic, Central Park Presbyterian, Viret Congregational, German Evangelical, First Church of Christ Scientist, Methodist Episcopal, and Salvation Army locations. Includes meeting times, choir events, and charitable baskets, with invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Central Park
Presbyterian Church
Corner 31St
Washington
First Church of Christ
Sci¢ntiat
Crch
Lincoln Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Eccles Building
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Towenty-fourth Street
Washington Ave
Court House
Samuel Blair
Epworth League
Ballard's Snow Liniment Proves Effective Claim
W and Baily of Texas reports his wife suffered paralysis in an arm for five years. He credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with curing her and aiding old sores, bites, and skin eruptions. Sold by G F Cave at 2301 Washington Avenue and EsxGaves at the Deboping Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Baily
T. O. True
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Washington Avenine
Depobing
Apportionment of County School Funds Reveals District Totals
The notice from Superintendent W. BR. Wilson presents the first distribution of county school funds reported by County Treasurer J. D. Chambers on December 7, 1203. Total amount apportioned is 5,303,872 with a population of 3,483 and per capita 1.54, listing district by district figures and totals.
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W. BR. Wilson
Weber County
J. D. Chambers
Amt
Bureh Creek
Seeegers
Keden
O'S
Tlarrisville
Thintsville
View O'S
Perry
Gee Ceneesas
Riverdale
Cehye Euannille
Randall Ity Eaceaesendeeis
Blaterville
Uintah
ecPtvaseraeeud
Districh
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Ularly
C. D. Ives
Sentlement Auiluvany
EAU Breshes
the Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
Foresthanksgiving
Paul
Ogden Public Schools
W. Farr & Co
Washington Age
G. W. Veakins
Department of the Fire
St. Louis
Fair Information Bureau
17Th St
Denver
Phil. P. Hitchscock
Armor Market
Army Recruiting Office
Winn
Fort Douglass
Twelfth Infantry
Frank Smith
Chicago
Sooy'a New Gallery
E. Newton
Joseph Harkins
Stewart ‘Stoves
Critchlow
Mgr
Standard
London Market
24Th Street
KF. Wright
Willian C. Price
Ajax Center
Utah
Paul W. Stether
Wash
George Wilkeri
Eureka
Mra
Thomas Wilson
Jefferson Aves
Ark Vu
C. A. Beghtol Jeweler
Sonn
Gaistinnndee
K Singer
U. S
Rolaed
TB. A. Thomas
Navy
le Wag
Skeen & Co
Waah
Phéne
James Taylor
Mound Fort
Tabernacle
HBT
Tes
Lithopes Rome
Fathers Union
sGeorge H. Smith
Acme Bowling Allegepost
Southern Pacific
Jang
Priximas Propets
Purniture
F. L
Weller
Il, Jensen
Scedatiank
Showville
Conley
Giachines
Frosty
Cheyenne
George Stone
Laquis Parks
Fred Johnson
Seoséur
Loss
Healy
Cuisinad
Ie ‘ Les’ Murdock
Naval
Patrick J. Dely
Jesse M. Dougherty
W. E. Tartan
Board OF Trustees OF State Industrial School
Fire Department
Green Light
Grant Avenue
Viret Congregational Church
Teev
E. I. Goshen
Ladies’ Society
Church of the Goo Shepherd
Ghrner Grant
Alfred Brown
Legond
Unday School
Kingdom of Heaven
Mand
Bate
Epven
Salvation Army
Reed Hôtel
Opera House
Crispin
Ogden ‘Tabernacle
Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City
Amas
Islso
Christ
Booth-Tucker
Boyden
J.T. Rushmer
Optician
Yy Elbave
Marysville,,california
Reese Howell & Sons
Our Car of Toys
Jnat
Argiygd
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