Advertisement and notices collage from Ogden paper
Various notices mention Utah Light & Railway explaining winter high light bills, a real estate transfer to Alma Peterson, Red Cross stamps for tuberculosis, meat stamps, a bond for estate admin, a funeral service, and local business ads. Weather and rail updates describe lower temperatures and snow causing delays on Marshall Pass routes.
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The
Utah Light & Railway Company
Christian
Alma Peterson
Huntsville
Red Cross
U. S
Grave Mistake Debate Over Panama Canal Type
In Washington on February 9 the senate debated canal design with Senators Kittredge Foraker and Teller saying the lock project is a grave mistake. They noted bond issues of 500 million dollars, reported canal costs of about 178 million to date, and argued sea level plans could cost less and be safer than a lock canal.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
Kittredge
Cormoutee
Foraker
Teller
Secretary of the Treasury
Canal Committee
Senator Kittredge
Canal
Mrs Louie C Thomas Dies After Illness
Mrs Louie C Thomas wife of B F Thomas died this morning at 2 oclock at the family residence 1186 24th Street of stomach cancer after a prolonged illness She is survived by her husband and son John Thomas.
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Louie C. Thomas
B. F. Thomas
John Thomas
Births at Thirty-fifth and Grant two girls born
February 9 at 5 a m the wife of H Parrish delivered two daughters at their home on Thirty-fifth and Grant Streets.
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H. Parrish
Grant
Snow Blockades Hit Colorado Railroads Across Mountains
Denver Feb 9 A historic snow storm paralyzed Colorado rail lines with numerous slides. Passes including Poncha Cumbres and Marshall are blocked. Denver Rio Grande and Colorado Midland nearly halted. Rio Grande No. 6 delayed sixty hours, Shoshone rock slide. Glenwood Springs and Lake City trains stopped. Breckenridge isolated. Telluride Camp Bird Mine shifted operations to avoid slides. no lives lost.
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Salida
Marshall Pass
Poncha
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Denver and
Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Durango
Silverton
Georgetown
Utah Line
Shoshone
Glenwood Springs
Lake City
Breckenridge
Sellar
Telluride
Smueggler Union
Ouray
Camp Bird
Yale Student Given 10 Days for Speeding Motorcycle
New Haven authorities crack down on reckless driving as Yale senior John Montgomery Toucey, son of a New York businessman, is sentenced to ten days in jail with a $5 fine and costs for speeding his motorcycle. He is released on bail pending appeal.
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New Haven
Conn
John Montgomery Toucey
Yale
Toucey
SheMeld Scientific School
New York
John S Lewis resigns from Ogden Park Board
John S Lewis resigns as president of the Ogden Board of Park Commissioners citing discourteous treatment by city council members during meetings on January and February. He urges repeal of the park board creation law and reversion of duties to council committees, calling the appropriation inadequate and the city behind peers.
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John S. Lewis
Board of Park Commissionera of
Ogden
Brewer
AL. Brewer
Ogden City
Utah
Sir
The
Park Commission
Board of Park Commissioners
Browning
Peery
Austin
W. T. Stillwell
Board of Bark Commissioners of
Volcanic fears rise after major eruption and rock flow
A large eruption sent a column of fumes into the air for hundreds of feet. The event flooded the area with lava like material and stone. Authorities report a discharge measured at about 26 000 gallons and fear the Wolf Tiny may become an active volcano.
Woodmen invite to Lincoln centennial service
Members of Weber Camp No. 74 invited by GAOR and Lincoln Chih to attend services at the Taber hackle on Abe Lincoln centennial anniversary Friday evening February 7 meet at hall at 7 16 p m with badge SAM KLINE C C EB AUTH C
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Weber Camp No. 74
Lincoln Chih
Taber Hackle
Abe Lincoln
Hall
Badae
Sam Kline
EB. Auth
Ogden Business College Files Incorporation Papers
The Ogden Business College through attorney Joseph Chez filed articles of incorporation with the County Clerk, forming a Utah corporation to absorb the existing partnership and operate a business college. Authorized capital is 5000 dollars, 40 shares, officers listed include Lo A. Martin as president, Stella R. Martin as vice president, Grover C. Gill as secretary-treasurer, with continued operations at the Lewis block on Washington Avenue.
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Ogden Pbusiness Collage
Joseph Chez
Dye
Ths
Lo A. Martin
Stella R. Martin
Grover C. Gill
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
School Incorporation Aims to Expand Facilities for Regional Enrollment
President Martin outlines the incorporation objective to enlarge school facilities and equipment to accommodate growing enrollments from the local community and neighboring states Nevada Idaho and Wyoming. The piece contrasts health as freedom for the healthy and bondage for the unhealthy noting Burdock Blood Bitters as a health product.
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Martin
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
President Roosevelt’s hunting shoes fitted for Africa trip
Washington report says President Roosevelt’s hunting shoes for the Africa trip were fitted today. He is understood to wear size 8. The shoes are gun metal, hobnailed, heavy cast skin and waterproofed. His hunting suits, tents and ammunition were noted as waterproof as well.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Steamer Mareh Readied for Boarding
Passengers are prepared to board the steamer the Last of Mareh as preparations finish for the voyage.
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Mareh
Former Sweetheart Held as Suspect in Girl’s Murder
Dayton report states all suspects in Elizabeth Fullart murder released except Albert Wilkie her former sweetheart. Police seek a tall woman seen with the girl on January 25. Dr Blisy says analysis shows trace of poison in the atom and internal organs.
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Dayton, O
Elizabeth Fullart
Albert Wilkie
Charles Blisy
Wealthy heiress secures a divorce in Chicago
Chicago February 9 Mrs Ruth Swift Evers, heiress to a $5,000,000 fortune from her father Gustave Swift, was granted a divorce from Ernest H Evers by Judge Gibbons. Desertion was the charge though incompatibility and temper were cited as the underlying cause by Byers.
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Chicago
Ruth Swif Everss
Gustave Swift
Ernest H Evers
Gibbons
Everar
Byers
Ferry Steamer Burned at Willoughby Pier. Three Crew Die
Norfolk Feb 9 The ferry steamer running between Willoughby Street and Old Point Comfort was burned at her Willoughby Street pier early today. Three of her crew were burned to death in their bunks. The pier also was destroyed.
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Norfolk
Willoughby Street
Old Point Comfort
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Bankers’ Reserve Life Company
Edwin H. DeLemater
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
Mary E. Clark
Methodist Church
Evening Standard
Corinne K. Lawrence
Richard E. Lawrence
Qualty
Jos. Parry & Song Co
Washington Ave
J M Adams
Cheyenne
Wyo
Shurtliff's
T W. Glenn
Bingham
E-Z-Money
Kelly
Geo. J. Kelly
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New Hacland
J. T. Rushmer
Riverdale High Patent
John Lewis
Llowed
Mexico City
Dos Bocas
Woodmen OF the World
Ogden Business College
Daror
Economists For Men
Boylps
House OF Quality
Oe Furnishings
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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