Ogden county plans deputy sheriff pick in canyon
County commissioners propose selecting a Uinta deputy sheriff to patrol Ogden canyon to curb tree and evergreen damage on private property. Authorities warn offenders will be prosecuted and Nelson will be taken. The Utah Eagle magazine report praises Deaf and Blind school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva
Uinta
Ogden Canyon
Nelson
Utah Eagle
Utah Achaal For Deaf and Blind
Atudente
Achaal
Military Funeral for Wallace Ruby Wednesday
Lieutenant Wallace Ruby will be given a military funeral in Ogden on Wednesday at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Marines and the guard of honor from Golden will attend. the service will be at Graveniel Bishop & Olsen. Soldiers returnees are asked to report to Sergeant Way Belnay at Larkins Undertaking for guard duties and pay respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
San Diego
Treuten
Benbow
Multmry
Norrow
Hone
Rhs
Allsoliionva Ial Marines
Gquden
Gerstees
Gravenile
Gishop & A. Olsen
Raturne
Sokllers
Way Belnaye
Larkins
C. W. Huby
Vaccine for School Children 15 Act Recommended
Superintendent Jenry Johnson reports a telegraphic reply from Surgeon General Blue regarding a proposed vaccine for schoolchildren. The message casts doubt on prophylactic value and advises against general use for school children, though the superintendent will inform parents of the community about the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenry
Johnson
Surgeon-General Blue
Childeen
Schowage
Demurrer filed in Ogden city health case against Stimson group
A demurrer to the city of Ogden's complaint against John Stimson and others for disobeying health regulations was entered by J. G. Willis. Willis argues the health board is not a legislative body, and that health regulations should be viewed as legal measures rather than city ordinances. Judge Roberts will hear the case Friday at 2 o'clock. The notice also includes items on local clerical news, births, a weathered legal matter, and assorted local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Stimson
Insurance Case in District Court Trial Opens Today
A district court jury trial is held today before Judge Rudge in Brigham in the matter of Maude Chadwick versus Beneficiary Late Tiraminae Company for $2000 the life insurance sum on a deceased human. The company contends the insured was not correctly claimed by the decedent. One witness testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudge JL 1
Cad
Brigham
Maude Chadwick
Tiairinée Company
Mit
Che
Femacduten
Obscure 1918 era notes mix cheerful gossip and illness reports
Ogden letters mention Stella Sainsbury at an Unspitah unit in Orange and American troops. References to Dix Estate appraisers G. Baker and FR Mol Wngsiverth, Promontory Point telegraph worker Mrs Ty, and influenza cases at Camp Kearny. News blurs into social chatter with scattered names and local places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Peenny
Oglon
Stella Sainsbury
Orange
Ivy AI
Mira
Sain
Promontory Point
8. P
Ogden
Afies Ty, Simwalt
Av Moors
Bette
WVORG A GYMNASIUM AS A MONUMENT FOR SOLDIERS
A reader urges the city to honor soldiers by building a substantial gymnasium under public control. The proposal calls for a handsome fully equipped structure as a memorial, to be run similarly to civic events and to serve as a lasting reminder of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvorg
Bacheh
Maine Cine
Mnea
Cavilegle Brates
Wol Watts
Lifting of Banks to Be Considered Tomorrow
Inspector George Shorten said a debate on lifting the ban on public assemblies would occur tomorrow before the city board of health, city commissioners, and the emergency health committee. He noted yesterday’s new cases were the highest in three days but urged adherence to health regulations, despite Surgeon General Blue’s cautions. One death, Jennie M. Jewel, 14, was reported since yesterday’s press, attributed to the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aso
George Shorten
City Board of Health
City Commissioners
Emergency’ Health Committee
Shorten
Surgeon General Blue
Messares
Jennie M. Jewel
War Exemption Board Notes Candid Letters From Service Members
A bulletin from Ogden City Exemption Board describes finishing routine duties amid World War I. Officers are urged to provide anecdotes of experiences on the draft classification board, ranging from pathetic to humorous, to aid the local board, with references to long service and distant deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Csty
Crowder
Itany
United States
Mc. Reolny
Mat Ho
Aiding Soldiers on Their Return and Wartime Welfare Efforts
In New York on December 17 Governor Elect Alfred Smith led Governor Whitman in preliminary returns from the November election. The article describes drives by the Council of National Defense and allied groups to aid returning soldiers, organize employment services, and plan welfare support including women workers and local committees. It notes the need for federal and local guidance on reconversion, with emphasis on labor placement and veterans’ assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atameethig
Council of National Defense
Red Cross
M.C. A
Knights of Columbia
Connilites
Ayesha
Aray
Federal Board
Rattan
Roth
Warhington
Campa
Onena Tieir
Ennanl
Buranua
Aly
Anil
Conmilttre Shoul
Combleveraneevipt of
Merting
New York
Alfred Smith
Whitman
Red Cross Gift Shop Reopens For Christmas Shoppers
The Red Cross gift shop on Washington avenue between 24th and 25th streets opens for Christmas season with embroidery and other articles on display. Donations from citizens including M Ogden fund the shop, with proceeds aiding the local Red Cross chapter. The shop will be open nights and during Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jace
M Ogden
Washington Avenue
Ate Art Department
Casualty Train Wounded Soldiers Receive Courtly Hospitality
Sixty wounded soldiers on a casualty train bound for Letterman hospital in San Francisco were seen wandering the platform in good spirits despite battle injuries. A second train with 62 men was due at 4 pm under Lt Shaffer, with sandwiches and coffee provided by local volunteers. canteen workers reported serving hundreds of cups of coffee by noon and are expected to reach nearly 400 by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Letterman Hospital
San Francioco
Wore
Rae Cinleen Ag
Secon
Letterman
Shaffer
Welcome Surprise for Parmleys from Miss Parmley
Mr and Mrs O A Parmley received a welcome visit from Miss Mary Parmley whose Ellison White concert company faced an influenza epidemic in October. The company’s engagements in Alberta Saskatchewan and Missouri were disrupted, three weeks ago they returned to Chicago and will resume tasks in winter 1918 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Parmley
Mary Parmley
Missouri
Misa Palmer
Ogden
Deaths and Funerals list local passes away
The obituary notices report Sleat Wallace Ruby arriving body in town and placed with Larkin undertakers. Infant Norward C. Linford died yesterday at home with services at 3 pm. Lawrence Angley’s service planned for 8 pm today in Wilgon. Mrs. Nellie Doxey McDonald funeral by Bishop Tanner in Gielen City cemetery. Ira W. Beyley cortege to Lindquist chapel for services at Naysville cemetery. Jim Stewart age three months, remains at 4 pm service. J Anne Kittle 85 held at daughter’s home. Jennifer M. Tewel 14 years died at home on Many Ave. Death causes not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Wallace Ruby
Saul
Larkin Undertakers
Dinner Sets and Boys' Sweaters Feature Bargain Values
Dinner sets of extra fine white semi porcelain in 42 pieces, decorated with a black band, valued at $15. Also offered are dark grey rib knit boys' sweaters with two pockets and high collar, priced at $1.50. OSI Easement referenced.
Funeral notices and Christmas verse fragment in partial obituary row
Influenza claimed the little girl’s life and left a mother and one brother grieving. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 p.m. from Larkin chapel, with burial at Roy cemetery. Beesley funeral services were held in Kaysville with brief tributes and music. a grave dedication followed. A short Christmas verse reflects on Santa’s imagined visit and family sacrifices during wartime, ending with a playful line about Santa bringing gifts to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Chapel
Roy Cemetery
Aviator Killed by Propeller Blade in Fort March Field
Lieutenant W K Campbell of New York, an army aviator at March Field, was killed instantly after a forced landing when he was struck in the head by his own aircraft propeller. The fatal accident occurred as he crawled from beneath the wing. In Washington shipping weighed plans, four ships assigned to overseas cotton trade and five more to trade routes to South America were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverline
Cal
Ieutenant W. RK. Campbell
New York
March
Campbel
TS Aid Shipping
Washington
South America
Reds Suffer Defeat by Don Cossacks in Voronezh
Dispatch to the state department reports a Bolshevik defeat in the Voronezh region with about 1,100 prisoners and 20 cannon seized by Don Cossacks. The note is dated December 17 and cites the Washington dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cossacks
Washington
Voroneaj
State Department
Reno Saloon Closures Delay Prohibition Takeeffect
Reno Nevada reports show all saloons closed at midnight but the prohibition law delays until 42:01 am tomorrow due to late Supreme Court canvass. Acting Governor Sylvan issues proclamation confirming canvass result. Liberty bonds in New York are quoted with prices for various issues and converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Atate Supreme Court
Sylvan
Wireless opposition to federal radio control in Washington
Officials and executives from Marconi Wireless Telegraph oppose government seizure of all wireless stations. Edward J. Nally argues private operation can coexist with government rate regulation, while admitting ship-to-shore wireless could be best run by a state monopoly. He cites the sale of shore stations and ship sets to the navy as not wholly voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, New
Mifleera
Marcon Wireless Telegraph Company
Atwerwa
House Merchant Marine Committee
Alll
Edward J. Nally
New York
Cenetral
Shu, Company
Argumhat Trans
Nally
Marconi
Navy Department
Navy
Plas Frankiin
Pasanage
Hie BN
Da9
Also Mentioned on This Page
XMAS
Bramwell's
Ogden Pkg
Nalebout Bros
Tal
Mada
Frank Pingree
First National Bank
Colle
Hyrum Pingree
National City Bank of
Salt Laks City
W. G. Goodart
Salt Fugke
Federal Reserve Bank
W. Badcon
Exyp
Wash, Ave
Brown-Carlson Tresellnr
Pueae
Mary
Joseph Cal Neem
J. P. Dimnebn
Joseph Browning
Mr. Browning
Tribnlny
Camp Benj
Harrison
Stimoon
Camp Taylor
A. Russell Croft
Mra
Mary Croft
Map
Zachary Faytot
Ogden Seachard
Hale
Cap|alo
G. Gantz
San Francisco
Ganta
Sara Albert
Grenner
J. P. Cory
Slangard
Greenwell
Omer J. Greenwell
Drom Msiriet
J. Dobbs
Tyipp
Fitch Street
Campbell
Pelee
Munday
Bell Bros
Alwenya Po
ATL Craft
St. Anthony
R. B Gers
Office of Lands of the Dintries
Fates Department
Anthony
Dabo
Mdambvers
Denver
Winber
Sin
Keta Thua
Ana Wenada
Price
Appucal
Ver
Cos
Targhee Forest
Saréiirnlig
Mr. Gee
Tasley, Thahe
Moninetier Janed Logan
Grennwell's
Dennis Smyth
Maker
Camp Kearny
Dan Pravings
Qggden
Linforg
Noward C
Afra
William Dinto Rel
Ewzabo
Bann
Bison W. W. Rawson
Higley
Lawrence iNgley
Wilgon
AL Hingham
Beesley
Ira W. Beyley
Detesno Lindquist Chanel
Naysville Cemetery
Stewart
Jimi Stewart
Ray KE
Grant Avenue
Jennin ML Tewel
Wrights
Cary
Awe
China
Bee
Santa
Ben
France
Roche
REDS
Liberty Bonds
Dedi
Liberty Handa
Consutt
Weber County
State of Utah
Walt
Tracy Irwin
Chalias
Atte
Henderson & Jonnson
National Bank Hevldlee
Degden
Utah
John Clark
Adouitisiister
Henderson & Joanson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!