City reports unified health and sanitation department
Orden reports a new unified public health division enforcing federal and state sanitation laws. Improvements include consolidated food inspection weights and measures with parasitic upgrades, updated testing gear, vital statistics records, and weather notices. Nearly 400 sewer connections, improved crematory, and reduced typhoid cases mark progress. milk and water quality praised.
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Orden
Browning
Public Safety Department
Wble
George Shorten
Verbagn
Firet Des Conuutron
Ramet
Bratthyink
Internal bath claim for clear skin and health gains
An advertisement promotes drinking a hot water and limestone phosphate mix each morning to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It argues this internal sanitation improves complexion, relieves headaches and biliousness, and urges readers to buy phosphate powder from a drug store to prove the benefits.
Charlie Chaplin at the Lyceum This Week
Charlie Chaplin screens at the Lyceum daily this week with continuous showings starting at 11 p m. Admission price listed as 5 cents.
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Charlie Chaplin
Lyceum
Fifth Ward Reunion Addressed by the Mayor-Elect and Others
The Fifth ward reunion of the Weber stake drew over 404 attendees in Weber, Utah, with Mayor-Elect A. J. Heywood and Commissioner-Elect M. J. Jones among speakers. The event featured a program of music and readings, a matinee for children, a banquet for about three hundred, and a concluding ward hall dance. President Shurtliff and Bishop Ure addressed attendees, stressing community bonds, responsibility, and service. A unveiling revealed a portrait of Joseph Smith, and the gathering ended with a religious and social celebration.
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Bishop Are
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Ate Londanes
Fifth Ward
Weber Stake
Guess
Mayareleet
A. BR. Meywood
Commissionareleet
ML. Jones
Weler Stake
Charles Veart
Henry P. McCune
Weberstake High Priests Quorum
Myrtle Ballinger Higley Sane
Lealle T Bavilin
Ireland
Douglas Brian Sane
Gladinsky
Mbert Erickson
Ericksson
Charles Peart
Kathryn Bassett Panton
Akil
M. Charles Woods
Ure
J. W. Ure
Shurthif Speaks
Lewis W. Shurtliff
Sesson
Utah
Short Tiff
Erickson
Nauvoo
Imnola
Fidor Myall
Heward
Rome
Otman
Scovius
Lir
Joseph Smith
Thomas Light
Salt Lake City
Aril
Browning
Slight
Ife
Etect
Christman
Heywood
Europe
M. J. Jones
Delag
Fife
T. Earl Pardos
Ward Y. TM. 1
Ward Reef Nociety
Ward Hall
W. J. Tames
M.S. Seager
C. J. Brown
J. W. Vre
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Tk Dow Towning
Feegram
Joseph Mallantyne
Earl Bardon
Dour
Ian Bran
Mra
Rinsee
Freshmeats
Annie Noble
Freda Frown
Fouabeth Sallimore
Tatts McParland
Entldrena Entertainment
Rose Ball
Juvenile Court Convention Plans in Provo
Judge C. Ginnell of the Second Judicial District plans to attend a juvenile court officials convention in Provo on January 18 to pursue a uniform petition form for handling juvenile cases. The annual report shows 407 cases of delinquency, with no direct charges of immorality by girls in Weber or Morgan counties.
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C. Ginnell
Provo
Weber
Mor.gan
Divorce suit seeks alimony and name restore in Ke lly case
Geneva Kelley files in district court against James W. Kelley alleging cruelty and neglect since their 1944 marriage. She seeks costs, attorney fees, reasonable alimony, and restoration of her former name Geneva Ball after claims of violent quarrels and repeated assaults including head strikes and eye injury.
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Geneva Kelley
James W. Kelley
Ste Aska
Deen
Geneva Ball
Uma
Kelley
Jove challenges Clara Nelson amid marriage dispute
A man named Jove accuses Clara Nelson of spurning marriage while denying he is married. He alleges the letters written by the Nelson woman were an appeal or threat, casting doubt on her claim.
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Jove Feliers
Clara Nelson
Awas
Shin
Nelson
Thos Shea Heir to Fortune in Disputed Claim
Mrs Thomas Bits of Deerfield Michigan claims her son Arthur worked for Mussel Company in Ogden in 1903 and that an uncle James Boyle left money. A letter to Mayor A G Fell alleges a legal fight over a fortune of 10 for Thos Shea heir. Police hold the letter for review. details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Thomas Shea
Ugied
A. G. Fell
W. 1. Norton
Deere
Tenewse
Michigen
Arthur
Mussel Company
Io Orden ii
Deer Lodee
Montans
Ogden
James Boyle
Deerfield
Michigan
Thomas Bits
North Danvas
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