City notices and ads from Ogden period page
A mixed Ogden page notes births reported by the city health office including a son born December 16 to Mr and Mrs Francis C Thomas and daughters to other families. It also lists legal notices such as a divorce granted to Mrs Norma A Lower, and a town report about train service, a robbery arrest misattribution, and local ads for loans, jewelry, trains, and sales at Paine and Hurst with various prices and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toes Coal & Ice Co
Goast
Taule Zitzian
Creed
California
An & Business
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Dice
Mitchell
Bhos
Monuermsty
City
Aid Mes
Ralph L. Mc' Samara
Francis C. Thomas
Harry Sain
David Hagge
Semat
Fourahead
Ure
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific Railroad
Bparks
Nevada
J. H. Dyer
Ogden
Sparks
Southern Pacific
Truckee
Sam
Jeweiry
Korte Loan Office
H St
T. Brooks
G. W. Walker
Blea. Fitrelle
Felshaw
Ecden
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
D. & Ht. G. Gazette
Paine & Hurat
Weber County Fountry Association
Twenty-fourth Street
Great Poultry Star
North Ogden High Show Ad Beets Beets
Local notice references North Ogden High School show and a weird garden mention. It also notes Mrs Elizabeth Hablen wife of Sheriff Hingham Robison of Morgan county returning home after a visit. The passage reads like fragmented OCR with multiple city and person names.
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North Ogden
Dee
Elizabeth Hablen
Hingham Robison
Morgan County
Morgan
Local Ward News And Family Updates In Pleasant View
Prominent locals attend temple marriage in Salt Lake City while others share holiday plans and community events. Measles quarantines ease for residents as schools close for holidays and return in January. Christmas observances, missionary travel, and hometown greetings frame a mosaic of small town life in Pleasant View and surrounding areas.
Preston Thomas Injures Hand in Jitney Jump Dare
Preston Thomas county agricultural agent will sign checks and greet officials after attempting a brakeman jump from a jitney at Washington avenue and Twenty ish street yesterday afternoon. Riding at high speed he told the chauffeur to go on and he would jump off brakeman style. A woman passenger named Velog Ballant jumped to catch a train, landed in a heap, and he blamed the stunt on his own misjudgment. He stated never pralo.
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Preston Thomas
Washington Avenue
No Insignia for the Ballots in Utah Reform Bill
Senator Joseph Chez advances a ballot bill for Utah proposing headless ballots without party insignia and no voting machines. Voters must rely on candidate lists in strict order with independent lines. The measure claims to favor merit and popularity while removing symbols to prevent signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chez
Alon
Canalgates
Spet
Mayor Proposes Open Ogden Farmers Market Alternative
Mayor Abbot urged cooperation with Weber County Farm Bureau to aid a municipal market plan. Farmers planned a spring market while Heywood warned free public markets often fail. A warehouse model was suggested to cut out the middleman, with the bureau managing sales and a city support role. County agent Thomax called a public market needed to connect producers and consumers and reduce living costs.
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Abbot
Heywood
Weber County Farm Bureau
Ogden
Mapur Heywood
Weber County
Farm Bureau
Wald
Mayne
Iran
Apriculturst
W. Pren- Yong Thomax
Washington Avenue paving sparks owner debate in city
Brighant Robinson and other Washington avenue property owners push immediate improvement. Mayor Meywood rejects state aided plan as impractical and unfair. Discussion centers on funding split among state, county, and city, with calls for harmony and direct city action to get the work done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighant Robinson
Clilsen
Washington Avenue
Twentyrighth
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
Abbot A. Meywood
Maronk Skeen
Washington
Skeen Wan
Shean
Sheen
Green
No Misrepresentation Rules in Utah Elections Speech
Senator Joseph Chez advocates a corrupt practices act for the coming legislature to curb campaign expenses and misrepresentation. The bill bans car use to polls, requires each candidate to name a personal campaign representative, and to file an itemized expense report within ten days after the election. He says it protects both the public and candidates and reflects popular demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chez
Hall Lore
Ibte
Chez
Joseph Chen
Senate
Chee
Urat
Chez Bax
Society Notes and Obituaries from Clarence Clark Host Party
Society items recount a December box party at 429 Herrick Avenue hosted by Clarence Clark and guests including Catherine Tribe and Dorothy Baker. Also noted is a missionary call for Mary Myrie Parr, a list of attendees, church service plans, and several local obituaries including Reardon, Nelson, Marriott, and Stewart with funeral details.
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Clarence Clark
Clare Cree Clark Wan Hosto
Hia Witte
Herrick Avenue
Orybeum Theatre
Mra. Cole Thorstensen
Manter Clark
Watherine Tribe
Dorothy Baker
Martian Pearce
Dollie Feowcroft
Virginia Scowcroft
Magbell Newmaatt
Almeda Newman
Annie Gibbons
Staxria Miller
Thelma Miller
Phils Aan
Charles Thorstensen
Rolla Newman
Talph Nye
Robert Nye
Muriel Staer
Willa Alllann
Osmerne Funeral for Margaret N Qaburen Reported
The funeral for Margaret N Qaburen was held yesterday with local mourners attending. Details on service location and memorial contributions were not fully clear in the readable text.
Funeral and Thanks Note with Legislative Tone
An obituary notice expresses thanks for support in the death of Mary B. Pons and notes a funeral viewed at Larkin chapel. The text shifts to a political memo detailing bill scrutiny aimed at ensuring laws conform, with remarks on session length, legislative process, and Senator Cherold’s comments. includes praise for party leaders and pledge fulfillment.
Women of County Meet in Ogden Saturday
Weber County Farm Bureau directors will meet in Ogden on Saturday at their offices near Utah National Bank to elect a treasurer for the coming year and plan an ambitious program. Delegates from all parts of the county and Ogden women’s organizations will attend in Judge Warrin’s courtroom to discuss plans for the Routdip week January 22 to 28. Mine McCheyne of the Agricultural College and others will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County Farm Bureau
Utah National Bank
Ogden
Warrin
Mine McCheyene
The
Agricultural College
Senate Rules Set for Major Reforms in New Bill
Senator Joseph Chen pushes a comprehensive reform bill on Senate procedures to reduce committees from twenty to nine and ensure timely reporting. The measure grants tighter control by the clerk, expands reporting deadlines, and creates a new reference committee to streamline action and accountability.
Committee To Meet Tong Steering Group Discusses Bills
Tonight at Balt Lake the Tull steering committee of the coming legislature will meet to discuss drafting important bills. The public utilities bill, prepared by a subcommittee chaired by Charles C. Achards, will probably be considered. The steering committee is composed of thirteen members, four from the house, three from the Senate, and five from the party as a whole.
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Balt Lake
Tull
Charles C. Achards
Fvr
House
Senate
Bloody battle at Torreon reported from Chihuahua City
A war dispatch claims Villa and forces attacked Torreon in a violent clash near Betresille, twenty two miles north of Torreon. The report lists General Franelara Mure as origin and cites witnesses from Torreon. Hermesille garrison ordered to Torreon was attacked.
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Ki Vasa
Dee. S
Chihuahua City
Villa
Torreon
Franelara Mure
Chittawhua
Wittess
Tormeon
Villawan
Betresille
Lia
Hermesille
Turren
Bedford Made President of Blanchard Oil Co of New Jersey
New York December 28. Tedford was today elected president to succeed the late John D. Archibold. Ledford had served as president and treasurer of the company for several years.
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Standard Oil Company
John D. Archbold
New York
C. Tedford
Blanchard Oil Company of
New Jersey
John D. Archibold
Ledford
Jane Veara Heen
Cataparr
Health Office Overwhelmed by Scarlet Fever Quarantines
Health Inspector George Bhorten reports 33 homes under quarantine for scarlet fever and vows strict enforcement of the 30 day quarantine period. The city’s health department faces accusations of hardness as families seek early release, but officials insist risks of spread prevent release before the limit.
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George Bhorten
Health Department
Shorten
Bhorten
Wheat Prices Edge Up at Close in Nervous Session
Chicago Wheat futures opened unsettled with May from $1.62 1/2 to $1.65 and July around $1.46 to $1.33. A sharp afternoon bounce followed as traders priced in potential demand and wartime concerns, ending with modest gains for May and July on the day.
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Chicago
May
Neemed
Ebtene
Ceoeat Vevern
Coronation Arrangements for King Charles in Budapest
Budapest December 22 6510 a w. The pardonment has completed plans for the coronation of King Charles by Count Tinzan paladin and thirty six of his mem bers as hin araimants Count Tia line paladin and thirty six of tx mem bers as bla atateanta Count Tisza s wectian followed a hard fight with opposition supporting Archduke Jo arp The Paladin is the Minetlonary who places the crown on the king s head. King Charles will arrive November 27 and the coronation will take place December 30.
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Budapest
London
A.w
Hes
Charles
Tinzan Paladin
Ta Memibers
Hin Araimants
Tialine Paladin
Bla Atateanta
Tisza
Wectian
Jo ‘Arp
I Iw
Increased Freight Rates Disappeared Surprise in Montana
Washington dispatch notes proposed freight increases of about twelve percent to lumber shipments from Chicago and other points. rates to Montana were approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission but their continuation was later denied, ending the plan and affecting pricing across multiple routes.
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Washington
Chicago
Leyte
Montana
Interstate ¢Utomerce Commission
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Xmax
Dr. Condon
Spargo
Iso
Joseph E. Storey
Paine & Hurst
North Ogden HS
Mire
Chas
Nurria
Promingit Aml
Ladira
Mike Versley
Hrown
Mies
Edith J. Montgomery
Salt Lake Temple
Jatiea Hobert
Jolene
Pleasant View
William i. Mutrhiasen
Aftog
Elko County
Ford
Hickenlooper
Pleasacy
Frank
Nvey
Canada
Janes Te Barker
Weber Academy
O. MH. Hickenlooper
John H. Brown
George E. Brown
Daniel Wade
John T. Wall
A. Welch
Mormon Cragan
Archie Clifford
Priscills Francis
Malad
Wdaho
Alma Montgomery
Zing Blaylockan
Maho Falls
Idaho
Utah
Willie
TNE Ogden Pesee
Dorothy Gish
the Ogden
Ogden Theatre
Lowe's
Mixes Mary Myriie Parr
Enoch Farr, Jr
Seventeenth Street
Bern
Soman
Tubor
N’ Nilzeim
Headaquaryters
Denver
Sonychapel
Will
Winbop
George
Turnham
Chasen Tilloman
FA. Larkin
George Burpham
Mary Farley
Isle of
Terment Wan
Reardon
Tiarold
Fatant
George Jr
Charotin Reardon
Wilson Lane
Broneblila
Lisrywtet Mortuary
Aler
Nelsons
Nelson
Dee Hospital
Lindquist Mortuary
Wo Brothers
Oldaville
Kan
Etewart
John Th. Rtewart
Larkin Chapel
Elty
Osmorne
Mra
Margaret N. Qaburen
Hell Yeasterday
Allarmoon
Iq the
Farkig
Suirts Ad
Haldwrich Sur
Wash. Ave
Mary B. Pons
J. F. Pons and Sone
Poweer
Cher
Seneton
Chihuahua
Bedford
Tiszato
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