New Year Events and Local Notices Highlighted
Advertisers must prepare copy for the Evening Standard the day before printing. Post office to close New Year’s Day with no deliveries. Old Year Out and New Year In dances planned at the Colonial with dancing and refreshments. Various local notices mention new bishop, rebuilt home, security notes, and a court matter in Farmington.
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Evening Standard
Postoffice
Davie Gorg
J. M. Davis
Colantil
Ogden Book Shipment Promotes Local Advertising
After Whiten he will spend a short time at Morgan. Ogden boosted a shipment of books titled Ogden Cangan, Nature's Glory in the Reckless, received at the attics of David Laurson, the Weber club today. The books will be distributed to advertise Ogden and vicinity. Severe Coli W H Chevera, general agent of the Union Pacific, is confined to his home owing to severe aid. At the Club Simon Bamberger, president of the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway, will visit the Weber Inn. Holiday forest service employees have a half holiday today and will later report for work tomorrow.
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Morgan
Ogden
Ogden Cangan
Nature
David Laurson
Weber Club
W. H Chevera
Ha Union Pacific
Hls
Simon Bamberger
Salt, Lake and Ogden Railway
Wig
Vieller
Weber Inb
Omarrow
Campfire Girls Meet and Coast Tour Plans
Miss Miia Moforlend and Miss Laura Felt depart for Portland as part of a coast tour. Meanwhile Campfire Girls host a meeting at guardian Mrs. Virginia Mathews home with twelve members, a holiday luncheon, a lighted Christmas tree, first aid demonstrations, and donations for the poor.
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Miia Moforlend
Laura
Portland
Oregon
Virginia Mathews
Luella
Leone Wright
Healowses
Snhe
Florénce Crites
Chiismas
Mathews
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
A long transcription fragment lists funeral details including names and places. The text references a general service, a cemetery in the city, and various personal names, with scattered notes on family, relations, and dates. The readable segments point to obituary notices and scheduled rites around a local area.
Ogden Chief cautions New Year liquor and gun rules
Police Chief W J Norton says the lid will stay on for New Year Eve with the liquor ban enforced and firearms prohibited. A poll shows Ogden to Salt Lake City travelers on New Year’s Eve were few beyond 100, mostly from midstations. The chief stresses strict enforcement and clarifies there is no easing of rules, despite public pressure.
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W. J. Norton
Oden
Salt Lake Clty
Bamberger, Oregon Short Line
Rilo Grande
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Norton
Falcons
Thabbe
Eubs
Big Horn Massacre double bill advertises Kalems
A two part program titled the Big Horn Massacre is promoted with theater advertising notes. The Kalems company produced both parts, inviting audiences to attend the show as an evening feature.
Post Office to Close on Holidays
The Post Office will be closed all day tomorrow with no deliveries. Washington confirms holiday closure on non Saturday holidays after brief Friday morning work to clear the schedule. Assistant Postmaster Garner will work tomorrow for payroll duties and other annual filings.
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Wade
Confurme
Department
Washington
Garner
New Year's Excursions Via Oregon Short Line
Erratic OCR fragment lists travel deals and tickets for December and January services. Mentions Oregon Short Line and return trip options with destinations and times, but many words are garbled. Reads as a damaged public notice or newspaper item about holiday travel offerings.
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Oregon
Artals
Bali
Henry Rugeman Wins Hi Case
In a local court decision Henry Rugeman is declared winner in a high profile case. The ruling names Rugeman and references a series of legal arguments and procedural steps. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors but the outcome favors Rugeman and a public record indicates subsequent actions may follow.
Snow Aids Sheep For Desert Wintering
County Commissioner William C. Hunter notes the recent snow improved winter range for sheep, though some areas were slightly too heavy in places. The storm was heavier in Osden with a subsequent thaw expected to improve conditions. Mr. Minter reports many flocks are already on desert ranges and, with more snow unlikely, should winter with minimal loss. A good supply of forage exists on the desert, aided by the snow.
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William C. Hunter
Witter
Osden
Minter
Real Estate Transfers in Ogden Area Report
Real estate transfers filed in the county recorder include Albert W Bonham and wife to F C Chapin of parts of lots 1 2 block 4 South Ogden survey for 500. Preston Walter Jackson to Frank Wealey Jackson a part of lot 14 block 4 South Ogden survey for 1.00. Chapin to Ma tl Bamberger part of lots 1 and 3 block 4 Central Park addition Ogden survey for 500. Willard Hull and wife to Tea Bm Bamberger parts of lots 1 2 block 4 Central Park addition Ogden survey for 1400. Carl C Rasmussen and wife to George A Holt lots 44 45 and 48 and part of int 47 block 5 Central Park addition Ogden survey for...
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County Recorder's
Albert W. Bonham
F. C. Chapin
South Ogden
Preston Walter Jackson
Frank Wealey Jackson
South Geden
Chapin
Ma Tl
Bamberger
Central Park Addition
Ogden
Willard Hull
Wite
Téa BM
Central Fark
Carl C. Resmussen
George A. Holt
Ogden Survey
Coal-Chute Foreman Dies at Dee Hospital
Baller, coal-chute foreman, brought from Carter Wyoming after injuries in halsting machinery at the coalchute, died at Dee Hospital early this morning. Body taken to Wickendale funeral parlors and will be shipped to Hennessey Oklahoma for relatives.
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CO. Baller
Oxyder
Carter
Wyoming
Dee Hospital
Wickendale
Hennessey
Okkinoma
Frank Fouts Named General Agent by Rio Grande
Frank Fouts is named general agent by Rio Grande. The newly created position, effective tomorrow, signals Ogden’s role as a freight hub. Fouts has 22 years with the Gouldines and will head freight operations on the Ogden line from the city passenger office.
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Frank Fouts
Rio Grande
Precen
Turner and
Heaver
Fred Wild
F. A. Wadleigh
Twenty-fourth Street
Ogden
Elpying
Fouts
Gouldines
Trove
Utah
Abe
Colorado
Denver
Mo Grande
Manay the
Freieh
Er Cand
Ogiton
Heneer Cit Iti Crinide
Heroic Treatment for Mrs Wingate at Tapale Vingu
In a district inquiry the case of Mrs Wingate Mae is described as receiving heroic treatment after a rail yard incident near the Long TMA railroad. Details note responders aiding her from the air and streets, with time and place forming part of the official account.
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Amer Dagyas Ghia
Elie Esas
mAb Wit
English Asks to Go on U S Cutter
Fragmentary OCR reads of a diplomatic dispatch show English requests to board a U S cutter for a voyage. References to Sirhan, Borjugera, and revenue matters appear amid garbled names and phrases, with unclear dates and places. The piece shows a disrupted report of movement and permissions at a European embassy.
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English
U.S. Cutter
Spanish Denounce Fleeing Generals
Fragmentary text references denouncing fleeing generals in a wartime or political context. The readable fragments mention places, names, and dates interspersed with garbled terms, preventing a clear event reconstruction. The passage lacks coherent facts or a definable outcome to summarize beyond noting denunciations and possible military disarray.
Landslides Cause Traffic Tie-Up on Gould Road
In the Feather River Canyon east of Oroville California slides blocked Gould Road delaying Western Pacific traffic and forcing transfers to the Bantsera Pacific at Eko while a passenger car fire was reported.
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Feather River
Western Pacific
Bantsera Pacific
Eko
Oroville
Cilifornia
Injuries Reported After Robbery At Local Bank Visit
G A Hansen to be treated at Dee hospital Monday after unmasked highwaymen robbed his store December 12, taking about 300 dollars and jewelry. One robber knocked Hansen down and kicked him, another struck him in the face, leaving marks. Robbers wore a cloth mask and duck band kerchief. they took 208 from the safe and some from the cash register. Hansen expected to stay about a week for treatment.
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G. A. Hansen
Dee Hospital
Mr. Janken
Deagera
Linn
Loie
Fall of Snow in December Reported by Weather Office
The December precipitation recorded 2.52 inches at Union Proific Freight station, near fair for the decade and higher than 1912, with 20.80 inches total for 1918. The snowfall benefits farmers by easing mountain snowpack to store for summer.
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Union Proific
Crown Prince Alexis Improves After August Injury
London dispatch reports from a Times eye witness that Crown Prince Alexis shows marked recovery since August when his leg was in supports. The prince has discarded the support, his leg drags slightly, and rosy cheeks mark his return to health. A Dhushtsu cautions the leg will become fully supple in weeks.
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London
St. Petersburg
the Times
Princ Alexis
Bret
Dhushtsu
Reeves Warns High Freight Rates Benefit Utah Industry
J A Reeves, general freight agent of the Brogon Short Line, argues that high incoming freight rates and low outgoing rates protect Utah manufacturers from outside competition. He says the Denver conference pact could cut freight costs for some and spur expansion, though some oppose the shifts as harmful to dealers. Reeves maintains that favorable rates help Utah’s economy and employment prospects.
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Reeves
Salt Lake Ander
Utah
J. A. Reeves
Brogon
Denver
Trans-A Missouri Railroad
al Reeves
Mobo
Jury verdict on Glenwood mine disaster cites negligence
Coroner's jury investigating the Valeat mine disaster of Rocky Mountain Fuel Co. finds the explosion due to mine owners neglecting proper dust precautions and sprinkling. They criticize open lamps and smoking in danger zones and report shots were fired during work hours.
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Vulcan
Glenwood Springs
Cola
Valeat
Rocky Moontain Puel Company
Uae
Asfety Kuinye
Year honors for Britishers and peers named
Sir Princess Charles Stanislau Langeller and Rouglas Colin Careman named Knights Commander of St Michael and St George. Chief Justice Horace Archambeault and Henry Kelly Egan receive knighthoods. Several peers and legal figures elevated, including Sir Rufus Daniel Jeanes and Sir Charley Cripps. Also Courtney Walter Hamilton named British consul general at New York. Thaw hearing set for January 7 in Concord. Maryland National Guard called to Chestertown for Kent county murder trial security.
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London
Vee
Charles Stanislau Langeller
Quebec
Rouglas
Colin Careman
Manitoba
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Horace Archambeault
Henry Kelly Egan
Ottawa
Bruce
Rufus Daniel Jeanes
Manford
Alexander Ure
Scottish Cours of Sessions
Charley Cripps
Buckinghamelire
Harold Warmsworth
Lord Northeliife
Courney Walter Hamiil
New York
Soldiers Fight in Garrison at Hermosillo Sonora
Report from General Alvarado, commander of an insurgent outpost above Binpalme, notes heavy firing near the California Gulf city of Hermosillo. No insurgent attack within range of federal positions as desertions from the canal bottommost side increase for several days.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Alvardo
Binpalme
California Gulf City
Canal Tottomallst
Men Ordered to Enter Mine in Vein of Mountain War
Adjutant General Ellis, acting on Governor Creery's order, prepared to send troops into a mine between here and Blya to capture Happy Jack Mendrickson and his clan. About twenty scarab lights were secured and twenty older men will follow, heavily armed, as the operation proceeds in the afternoon.
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Tiveville
Ellis
Creery
Lima
Happy Jack" Mendrickson
Mountain Vera
An Blya
Picture demanded as evidence in Musser murder case
Decatur dispatch reports Carl Person, held for murder in Tony Musser's death, refused medical aid after a Clinton strikebreaker shootout until a photograph of his injuries could be taken for evidence. The suspect insists the image prove the assault before trial.
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Decatur
Carl Person
Mwlingis
Central Strike Bulletin
Tony Musser
Clinton
Jonny
Win
Musser
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