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Ogden News Briefs from 1919: Prohibition, Auctions and Events
A chaotic Ogden column lists a liquor raid, grain market plans, unredeemed diamonds, a convention at Sunday Schools, a prize for house naming, and a series of notices. It mentions a war nurse, a Fourth Ward MIA dance, Quien Gather Chapter meeting, building work on mechanics and auto shop, legal actions, transfers, marriages, and local social notices. The item captures a snapshot of civic life including authorities, families, scouts, and community events.
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B.S
Ogden Hinhoaltsast Baling
Society Fagles Hazaaar and Ward Events In 1919
Society Fagles Hazaaar Whe Jecal Englan lodee holds a nayaar today and tomorrow with evening dancing featuring entertainment. 4th Ward Dance and Conference events invite ward members and friends to attend, with MMaa Liilan stake board delivering addresses. Child Culture Club plans a meeting of Friends of Irish Freedom at University on December 18 1919 with speakers and fund drive remarks. Returns mention coal movement, wage rates, and miners’ meetings. Daughters of Pioneers announce a gathering at Mrs David New Aa) Giant’s home.
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Simday Telmni
Atlig
Elineir
Mmaa Liilan Stake Board
Qhatehor
Revalone
Gultune Club
Friends of Irish Freedom
Thissdayery
Navid Fectos
AM Win
Aml Mts
Friends At Freedom
Suestel Tate
Ar Zuspann
Saalestes
Mt. J . ML
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Friends
Freedom
Burial Pact Between Maude Taber and Mother Surfaces
Report from Lawton Oklahoma describes Maude Faith Taber and her mother Sarah Taber forming a burial pact to keep Maude’s body hidden in the Taber home after her death. Walter Taber, son, traveled from California with authorities to Lawton for questioning. Prosecutor Adama says both women planned to be interred together after the mother’s death. he notes no murder by either party and that the son intends to make a statement.
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Sarah ‘Tabor
Ant Maude Faith Tabor
Ogden
Igh
Mina Tabor
Tabor
Lawton
Migh
Tron
Omaha
Ame
Tina
S'rascentor Wy
Wife Alleges Husband Smashes Dinner Plates in Divorce
Gertrude Zio Fiver Jakenan accuses James C. Jakeman of cruel treatment during marriage begun in Farmington on July 22 1919. The complaint details a heated door confrontation ending with dinner plates smashed and threats of names called as part of the brake for divorce.
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Montia
Gertride Zio Fiver
Jakenan
Mgainst
Janen CG
Jakeman
Tin Weteldt
Farmington
Efe Fn
Labia
Sienaka
Divorer
Xenern Rele
Visiting in the City With Family Visitors Reach Youngstown
Aira Noddne Roos and her young son Allein are visiting in Youngstown with Mrs. Sonee Paventa and Mr. and Mrs. Charles, according to local notices.
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Aira Noddne Roos
Little Son
Allein
Iran
Youngstown
Uhie
Ciy
Sone'e Paventa
Charles
Alaska gold dust brought by dog teams in rare haul
Gold dust valued near 400 000 dollars arrived in Sawand Alaska after a long trek by dog teams from the Kukokwin and elderad regions. The specimen is ready for shipment to the United States for a clean up of proceeds, with the winter season delaying movement.
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Sawand
Alaska
Kukokwin
Ldlarad
United States
Winster
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Event
MARTIN Madge McHenzie Marin wife of Albert Martin died this morning at 14 o'clock at home 365 Trently-second treat She was 18 native of Melbourne Australia Surviving husband infant son and three sisters Lindquist chapel funeral Friday at 4 o'clock Bishop Myron Alohartzen Third ward presiding Casket open at chapel Thursday and Friday until service Interment at Ogden cemetery KOPPENBERG Dirs Koppenbergs aged 3 died yesterday afternoon at home of daughter Mrs Hendring Evertsen 2049 Van Buren Avenue Migrant from Halland died unexpectedly Born in Mollant January 1884 Came to America 1909 later returned to homeland Surviving daughter Mrs Katherine De Mik 169 Second Street three sons Dirk William Gerret Koppenberg and Mrs Ceertray von Taliteridingn plus twenty eight grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren Funeral arrangements later MORRISON Nettie Dingham Morrison wife of William Morrison died this morning at eight o'clock at a local hospital after nephritis Born Ogden May 18 1884 daughter of Willivoy and Martha Howes Uingham Married Salt Lake City December 18 1904 Surviving son Toland Warren and Kenneth Morrison Father also survives grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Bingham Sister Mrs Peak Morrison Remains open at Lindquist chapel tonight and Thursday until 8 30 p m Body to Downey for funeral services and interment Sunday
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van Buren
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Dune
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Second Street
Dirk
William
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Ceertray von Taliteridingn
Holland
Prandchidrey Aareive
Morrison
Nettie Dingham Morrison
Walliam Morrison
Socal
Morrison Trote
Olen
Downey
Ogden May Wi
Daugtter
Willivoy
Martha Howes Uingham
Salt Lake City
Toland
Warren
Kenneth
Alan
Elizabeth Bingham
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Church of Thaterday Salts
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Mee
Peak
Market Report Receipts Mixed for Butter Eggs at Chicago
Butter prices ease while egg receipts show steady demand. Trade notes 1107 cases received with ordinary firsts at 65 700 per cent, pork poultry unchanged amid quiet activity at the Chicago market.
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Markets Rally as Stocks Lead Gains on Opening Trade
New York trading opened active with price advances led by petroleum firms Mexran Petraleum and steel, acids, and motor shares. Gains broadened into tobacco, textile, chemical groups, with strong foreign exchange and money market signals boosting demand. utilities and some gas stocks slipped on dividend rumor and profit-taking.
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Petraleum
Crucible Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Marine Preferred
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American Woolen
Ao United
Misarcelianeos
Consolidated Gav
Brooklyn Union Gas
Chicago Grain Market Mixes Gains and Hallmark Volatility
Active buying drove corn prices higher amid bullish sentiment tied to foreign finance news. Opening quotes showed gains of 1 to 4 cents with January and May contracts advancing before wavering and easing. In the oats pit, selling limited gains as export demand remained a factor. Beef and pork traded unevenly as futures showed mixed strength, with overall feeder notes indicating cautious optimism and later declines in some late sessions. Livestock receipts show heavy cattle trading but prices pressured by supply dynamics.
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Collins
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lyHiah Exchange
Davis and Weser Counties Canal Company Delinquent Stock Notice
Delinquent stock in the Davis and Weser Counties Canal Company is listed with certificates numbers and amounts owed. Under a September 26, 1919 order, parcels of stock may be sold at the south door of Weber County Courthouse in Ogden, Utah, December 6, 1919 at noon to satisfy the delinquent assessments plus costs. Secretary Roweut C. Nye issues the notice.
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Child
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Weber Jeaunty Courthange
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Tale
Roweut C. Nye
Metal Prices Report From New York December 27
Metal markets show slight shifts with copper and antimony prices altered by firm bids and asks. Lead spot and January contracts display small changes while tin holds steady with minor bid and ask adjustments.
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Louis
Snat
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