Gas Main Extension Planned for Spring in City
Utah Power and Light reports a new gas main on Twenty first Street to Quincy Avenue, to be completed soon. Further laying of malon will pause until spring when frost leaves the ground, then gas main extensions resume with a four block grid across north south and east west avenues and streets. The gas plant capacity is about 400,000 cubic feet. Manager P M Parry states work will continue throughout the year to improve the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Power & Light Company
Twenty-first Street
Quincy Avenue
P.M. Parry
Knights of Pythias Dance Tonight
Knights of Pythias hosts a dance this evening with a 50 cent per couple admission and an additional 25 cents for extra ladies. Event promises social entertainment in a fraternal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Ice forming on ponds of Ogden ice company
Samuel Thomas, operator of the Ogden Ice company, reports over four inches of ice on his ponds and Abellhead. Cutting is planned the first week in January when ice reaches ten to twelve inches thick. Temps near 40 degrees did not hinder progress. Thomas produced about 7000 tons of ice this season and expects to exceed that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Thomas
Pionager
Ogden Ice Company
Abellhead
Thomas
PovoGon Found In The Stomach Of The Dead Man
Last evening county physician Dr. A. A. Robleson reported to the sheriff that a chemical test of A. E. Ashby’s stomach showed a large quantity of chloral hydrate. The poisoning appears voluntary or by others to cause murder or suicide. The body was found in a small pond on Fortieth Street near Washington Avenue. Identity with Ashby is likely, though questions remain about the death and possible collaborators. Deputy Sheriff J. J. Hobson expects a letter from Ashby’s brother T. G. Ashby with more details. County commissioners approved the test but noted an outlay of $25 for analysis when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etening
A. A. Robleson
Sherife
A. E. Ashby
Fortieth Street
Washington Avenue
Ashby
F. A. Donahue
Colonia
Twenty-fourth Street
BE. Ashby
J. J. Hobson
T. G. Ashby
Road Construction Plans Expand in Weber County
Weber county continues road work with the Marriott road receiving a gravel surface as the preferred method. County commissioner Ralph Corlew notes local preference for gravel while others favor macadam. A large local gravel bed supports winter and summer topping, with Marinville to begin next month using macadam. possible shale from Idlewild in Onden canyon may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Marriott Road
Ralph Corlew
Marrett
Maron Skeen
Marinville
Idlewild
Onden Canyon
Horses and Wagon Struck by Electric Car at Crossing
A collision at Twenty fourth street and Lincoln avenue involved an interurban car and a Thomas Farr Grain amp Reed delivery wagon. Driver John Vogelsong, 20, escaped with a sprained ankle and minor scratches after the wagon toppled and horses were uninjured. Damages to the car front windows were about 12 dollars and wagon damage about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fourth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Amberger
Thomas Farr Grain & Reed Company
Waren
John Voglesong
Twenty
Voslesong
Vorlesong
Voglesong
Doctor Breaks Leg in Scuffle in Roosevelt Utah
Dr W J Brownlog of Roosevelt Utah son of Postmaster W W Browning is confined to his home with a broken leg from a friendly scuffle with the sheriff of Duchester county. He notes in a letter that he obtained accident insurance the day after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brownlog
Roosevelt
Utah
W. W. Browning
Ogden
Duchester County
Big Father
Browning
Municipal Tree 15 to Be Lighted on Christmas Eve
At a Weber club meeting with City commissioner China Flygare plans were formed for a municipal Christmas tree. Mrs. Bichsel was elected chairwoman and committees were named for decorations, arrangements, and duties. The tree will be lit Christmas Eve from 6 50 to 7 30 with a band concert by the Orden Cry band and vocal selections under Prof. Joseph Hallantyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Club
Promnent
China Flygare
Offre
Edward Dichsel
BR. Cansfield
R. G. Porter
Hien
J. 1
Larson. Mule
W. Kassels
L. Reynolds
Mra
Archman
Chris Flygate
Bichsel Andorge Matson
Orden Cry Band
Joseph Ilaliantyne
Cuandinavians Observe Great Day Celebration
Saturday a to be observed by the Scardinationn of Weber county with a Chatmas celebration in the Seventh ward chapel on Thirteenth street. Program includes choir carols and violin by Albert Erickson. Andereun will be the speaker. All Scaradinavians of the county are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Seventh Ward
Thirteenth Street
Albert Erickson
Andereun
Police Court Proceedings Dismissed Amid Disorder Case
In a City Police Court session, Terry and George Clark were dismissed from the case. Judge Anmjatant City Aniomnry ruled no action against defendants. Jack Hart was fined and Ed tardy blamed for earlier trouble. Terry received a $5 fine for a separate Monday night incident with a Japanese named Teama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
George Clark
Naumonk
Jack Harty
Clark
Iin
J. Teama
Hachting
Drunkenness Fined as Patrol Responds to Disturbance
The defendant claimed he only touched Tearma on the shoulder while Terry allegedly acted as aggressor in a clash. The judge dismissed the case against Tearma for lack of injury. C Halverson received a $5 fine and 5 days in jail for drunkenness. arrest occurred near Twenty-fifth and Washington, by Detective Robert Huth at Robert Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Tearma
Teama
C. Halverson
Twenty-fifth
Washington Avenue
Robert Huth
Robert Chambers
New President of Equal Suffragists Named in Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt was chosen to succeed Anna Howard Shaw as president at the annual National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Washington. Catt already heads the International Woman Suffrage Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal American Woran Suftrape Association
Washington
Mra
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Mra. Catt
International Association of Wortan Aulragista
Market News Flash From New York and Chicago Trading
Stocks on speculative steam, led by American Smelting and Mexican Petroleum, rise near multi year highs while copper and Mercantile Marine advance. Sugar and grain markets show volatility as livestock and hog futures slip in Chicago amid uncertain demand and mixed prices across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralse
Mercantile Marine
Texas Company
Chicago Grain Market Declines After Early Widening Advance
Chicago Wheat reversed after an initial rise linked to higher Liverpool quotations. Argentine reports of favorable harvest weather and a large barley supply supported bears, while profit taking by holders capped gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Funeral notices for Oppman Schmalz and Thompson
The death notices record the funerals of Mrs. Rete Oppman wife of Benjamin Oppman Elliott Schmalz infant son of Mr and Mrs Christ on Schmalz and William Thompson. Services were conducted in Kirkendall and Lindquist chapels with Rev W W Fleetwood officiating. Interments were at Mountain View and city cemeteries. The notices note accompanying floral offerings and church affiliations Queen Esther chapter No 4 Order of the Eastern Star Queen City Rebekahs lodge No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppman
Rete Oppman
Benjamin Oppman
Kirkendall
William Rice
Terael Temple
East Late City
Queen Esther Chapter No. 4
Order of the Eastern Star
Queen City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orpheum
Napoleon Sa
Eelmyn
Des Company's Festival
The
Maslins
Cafe Noir
Doctor
Morfier
Police Cour
Wright
Rogers
William Rogers
Equal Suffragists
London
Stock Exchange
Suga
Omaha
Net
Texas Aterre
Atockera
Lower
Neady
Wothera
Ciicags
Harley JL & Toe
Timothy
Clover
Park
Land
Sansa
Clagsitrod Agt
Bramwell
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!