Salt Lake Realtors Ask Taxpayers to Aid in Civic Reform
The Salt Lake Realtors urge taxpayers to submit written suggestions on municipal county and educational affairs to the Salt Lake Real Estate Board. The board will review proposals and present beneficial ones to public commissions, aiming to cut taxes and reduce public spending. It promises anonymity unless the submitter requests disclosure.
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Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin
A 19th century health note claims salts in hot water clear skin by reducing toxins in blood. It advises four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in hot water daily before breakfast for a week, noting benefits to bowels and kidneys and describing the product as inexpensive and grape juice based.
United States Shipping Board urges four minute men drives
The message calls for local story coverage on drives to enroll 250000 volunteers for U S shipping needs. Men should travel to shipyards, wait to be called, and enroll at enrollment offices or by writing to Washington. Edward Hurley, chairman, emphasizes direct contact and lists offices of defense and state departments.
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Eifal Pauiotia
United States Shipping Board
United States Sinvard
Tncal
United States Hublia Vervies
Department Cilihor
Vefense
Ashington
Ty Nan
Edward
Hurley
U.S. Shipping Board
Inside Bathing Remedy Advised For Feelings Of Ill Health
An advertisement promotes an inside bathing routine using hot water with linestone phosphate to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for bad tastes bad breath coated tongue headaches sour stomach and general constitutional unease. The advisory urges taking a quarter pound of linestone phosphate from a pharmacist and lists both men and women as targets for the regimen.
More Ogden Boys to Join Battery B at Camp Kearny
Utah soldiers bound for training with the Sunshine division are listed for assessment and transfer to the French front. Recruits from Ogden and surrounding areas face officer exams, furloughs for family funerals, and a drive to fill a fifty man gap as Utahns submit enlistment names.
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OGDEN
Battery B
Camp Kearny
Utah Manufacturers' Association meets at Commercial Club
ALT LARE Feb 8 Chairman W R Putnam and members of the inbor committee of the Utah Manufacturers' Association met at soon today at the Commercial club where William Knott of the state industrial commission...
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Alt Lare
W. R. Putnam
Inbor
Utah Manufacturers’ Association
Commercial Club
William Knott
State Industrial Compission
State discusses free employment bureau workings and labor outlook
A. C. Rees outlines topics for discussion including the free employment bureau operations, the present year’s labor outlook in varied industries, handling the unemployed, and potential industrial draft in Utah. Officers plan a trip to Ogden where President W. Jensen will address local members. Ritchey seeks deck sergeant job with competition ongoing.
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A. C. Rees
Utah
Association
Ogden
W. Jensen
Who Will Lose Out as Sergeant of Police
Local ordinance reorganizing the police department prompts an open question on which sergeant becomes captain and who drops to plainclothes. Mohiman will become police captain at 120 dollars a month, leaving a vote of uncertainty between Jerry Kelliher and V. H. Blackburn for remaining sergeant position. George Carey would stay as desk sergeant and property clerk.
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Board of City Commissioners
Mohrman
Jerry Kellired
H. Blackburn
H. Mohiman
Browning
Washington
Mohiman
Jerry Kelliher
V. H. Blackburn
Jones
Public Safety Department
George Carey
Deak
North Ogden youths enlisted in Army Quartermaster Corps
Angus A Crown and Fhellan A Marshall of North Ogden join the regular army quartermasters and will depart Monday to Fort Benning before transfer to Jacksonville Florida. Enlisted by Scout George D. McLeod, the young men have been employed at an Ogden bank. Bryan J Sims of Temple, a new recruit, also joins the army through the port. Areas for aviation section signals will go to Fort Devens before aviation camp transfer.
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Angus A. Crown
Fhellan A. Marshall
North Ogden
Carins
Fort Bongins
Heleransfer
Jacksonville
de Fae Aviation
Fort Deuis
Will Bar Nepotism In Work Of State
State employes faced a nepotism ban after a commission ruling. The Utah State Road Commission reported complaints that relatives of state workers obtain road jobs. The commission decided to halt such practices immediately.
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Bambergera
Youths 60 Arrested After Joy Ride in City Car
Toidy Keyes John Graven Fay Wardleigh and James Shepherd youth four riders spent last night in the detention room charged with taking a small car belonging to I C Clark at 21 West 20th Street. They were turned over to the juvenile court this morning. Police say the youths admitted auto joyriding after detaining them Friday afternoon.
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Toidy Keyes
John Graven
Fay Wardleigh
James Shepherd
Foyriders
City Dail
I. C. Clark
West
Robert Chambers
Charles Manart
Fete Naylin
No Camouflage In This Story No Camouflage In This Story
Hospital records show that every time you eat corn you can relieve a corn with a few drops of Freezone a drugstore product. The ad claims Freezone shrivels corns without pain or irritation and even widens the prospect of relief for women wearing high heels.
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Cincinnati
Theater on Tweety Street Abandoned After Hours of Hard Service
Police believe a gang known as the pare boys is linked to the mysterious disposal of a den theater on Tweety fourth street after hours of hard service and disappearance of other cards later recovered.
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den Theater
Tweety Fourth Street
Moffatt Lang
Pare
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
The Geisler family announces the death of Mrs. Chris Geisler aged 83 from general debility, buried in Ogden with services in Salt Lake and Idaho connections. Lizne Doble Perry dies in Salt Lake after pneumonia and will be interred in Ogden. she was sister to Mrs J Jenkins of Lincoln Avenue. David Foulner presides at infant Clark funeral in Ogden, with Edison ward officials and a service featuring hymns. John Franklin Rose’s body rests at Lindquist chapel awaiting funeral plans. Further notices reference Heath Inka Thomas and related arrangements.
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Chris
M. Geister
Lorenzo
Idaho
Ing
Ogden
Larkin
Gelster
Denmark
Utah
Igdeo
William Geisler
Five
Perry
Lizne Doble Perry
Ealt Lake
Preaumonia
Salt Lake
J. Jenkins
Lincoln Avenue
Maine
Clark
David Fe
Jakie Clark
Dog Mis
Thomas Clark
Avenir
Tishap Owen
Sith
David Foulner
Tlan
Samuel G. Lye
Oxden City
David W. Tride
Obituary notices from Ogden area announce multiple services
Funeral announcements list John Franklin Foee to be honored at 2 p m Saturday in North Ogden with Bishop Frederick presiding and casket viewing at Lindquist's. Ruth Sully dies at 2:30 a m at 5 Harrisville road after heart illness, funeral plans to follow. Jane Sulter to have services Sunday at 12 m at West Point meeting house with internment at Ogden City cemetery and viewing at Lindquist funeral chapel through evening prior to transfer to West Point home for further viewing.
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J. H. Heath
Lafayette Avenue
John Franklin Foee
North Ogdena
Frederick [Hacker
Lindqquist
Suscly
Norme Ruth Sully
Harrisville Road
Jane Sulter
West Point
George Bennett
Ogden City
Lindquist
St Louis Strike Called Off After Talks
A five day strike by 3040 motormen and conductors of United Railways in St Louis was ended early after more than five hours of talks between company and union reps. An amicable settlement was reported though the exact terms are not released. The notice mentions a sudden rise in China education demand as a separate item.
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ST. Louis
United Railways Company
Thie City
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