Weber Triumphs In Varsity Hoop Contest
Weber ermal college hoopsters defeated Slaverites 36 to 17 last night at the gymnasium. Janguliot opened scoring for Weber as Lindsay and Jeppson led Weber with solid defense and scoring. Referee Tony S Pilzpatrick officiated as Weber built a clear lead in the first half and continued the momentum into the second, with Richards and Lindsay among the bright lights for the Weber squad.
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Janguliot
Weber
Jeppson
Weber Stara
Sront
Enileld
Y Sior Weber
Simone
Forest Examiner Discusses City Trees and Shelterbeds
A Forest Examiner, P85 Baker, addressed the Intermountain Cotton Boots of American Foresters about city trees and shelterbeds. He urged careful tree selection and avoided excessive pruning to preserve shade while promoting wind protection along irrigation canals and in Ogden shade trees.
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Fureal Examiner
Baker
Intermountant
Fcotton
Uteh
Uva
Ogden Shade Tre Wey
Elvic
Parents Fined When Youth Leaves School
In Wilson Lane a parent was fined in juvenile court after a youth left school. Judge Ian Sullivan noted the family’s actions and that the child was known to be away from school. The matter proceeded without further delay.
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Wilson
Lane
Iane Sullivan
Vetinn
Youths Confess to Robbery Face Short Sentence
A. T. Hansen aged 18 and Jack McPar land were sentenced by Judge J. R. Roberts after confessing to robbing C. A. Malan of Oxden. The felony charge was reduced to petit larceny due to remorse and returned goods. Both youths have widowed mothers and received a 0 day sentence in county jail. Gambling suspects Dany Bagekos and Guat Dinos go on trial February 2 with $50 bail per person. Andrew Manoletes and Andrew Sef fer, named gambling den proprietors, to be arraigned February 24. Lee charged with reckless driving to be arraigned February 19 with $50 bond.
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A. T. Hansen
Washington Avenue
Jack McParland
C. A. Malan
Oxden
J. R. Roberts
Ro Noberts
Dany Bagekos
Guat Dinos
Bil
Andrew Manoletes
Andrew Seffer
DN. St. Robints
d.Ac Lee
Autocensus shows varied per car by state in 1913 report
Data compiled by the Omaha Chamber of Commerce ranks states by cars per person with Utah at one car per about 21 people and California at one per 6.2. New York has most cars but population lowers its per capta rate. Mississippi has the fewest cars per capita at one per 41, while Missouri and Nebraska follow. The railroad party, led by President Gray, plans a dinner with the Ogden Chamber of Commerce before departing east.
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Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Utah
California
South Dakota
Nebraska
New York
Ieat
Mississippi
Southern Pacific Band Targets Busy Summer Season
The Southern Pacific band, under conductor Arthur W. Agee, plans weekly rehearsals each Saturday evening and aims for several engagements this summer. The group seeks performances of popular and standard pieces and hopes for travel opportunities if bookings succeed.
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Chambers
Southern Pacific Wand
Utah Verse Invites War Poems to State Capitol
The Utah State Historical Society requests Utah residents to send WWI era verses or poems to the Society at Room No 121 State Capitol Salt Lake City for archival filing. Secretary W Parrett forwarded The Standard a letter urging readers to contribute copies of poems written by themselves or acquaintances.
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Utah
State Capitol
Salt Lake
W. Parrett
Rony
Alate
Bult Lake City
Mother of Theatre Manager Dies of Bronchitis
Mrs. Mary Fyhn, mother of Utah theatre manager Ast Fyhn, died at her home in Ogden at 1:30 this morning. A Swedish-born member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she came to Ogden in 1919 and lived in Salt Lake since. Survived by daughters Mrs Teoheri Ar mor of Butte Montana and Mrs BP J Penzberg of Salt Lake. remains to be taken to Salt Lake for funeral services.
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Ast Fyhn
Utah Theatre
Washington Avenue
Ogden
Salt Lake
The
Day Saints Church
Copenhagen
Sweden
Wis
Elretes
Teoheri 7
Armor
Butte
Montana
Mes
J. Penzberg
Union Pacific Head Predicts Freight Rate Advance
Union Pacific officials foresee higher freight rates after the Talon Pacific system shifts back to private control on March 1. Carl Gray and other railroad members will speak at the Ogden Chamber of Commerce gathering this afternoon in Salt Lake City.
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Gray
N. M. Aimy
J. L. Haugh
Calvin
F. E. Adams
Union Pacific
Guy Adams
R. L. Huntley
HEAD
Cantral
Carl BR. Gray
Railroad Party
Qgden Chamber of Commerce
Gregson Short Lins
le Staten
Salt Lake
Ogden Business Men Contribute Prizes for Essay Contest
Ogden business leaders donate cash and merchandise totaling over 3100 to winners of the army essay contest. Captain Alva Lee, recruiting officer, visited schools outlining requirements. Local merchants listed include Junea Shoe Co, Wright & Sons, J S Lewis Jewelry, Doyle Furniture, Golden Rule Mercantile, and others contributing cash, merchandise, or goods to prize fund.
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Ogden
Alva’ Lee
Ife Easitys
prdz +f. W. Junea Shoe company
If Wright & Sons Company
Lewis Jewelry Company
Doyle Furniture Company
Golden Rule Merc. Comphy
FW. Wool.work Company
Fred M. Nye Clothing Store
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
Ogden Book Store
Last &Thomnng
Roosevelt Troop Hears Interesting Talks at First Meeting
Roosevelt Troop met at the Presbyterian church Friday with 32 attending. Scoutmaster Armstrong spoke on the silver mines of Park City, BC, and Bartley discussed uniform changes. The troop will meet again most Friday evenings.
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Roosevelt
Presbyterian Church
Armstrong
Park City
Bartley
Boundaries of Ogden Game Sanctuary Defined in Weber County
The Weber rod and gun association designated 84 square miles as the Mount Ogden Game Sanctuary bounded by North Ogden canyon Webber canyon municipal wells and the Wasatch foothills. Members discussed attendance of club president Mest at a federal game wardens convention in Salt Lake City to seek rights for the lake front and establish a public wheeling grounds. The convention will include the chief game warden and focus on wild sheep and goats.
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North Ogden Canyon
Web ‘Rr
Municipal Wells
Wasateh
Mount Ogden
Weber Rodd |d Gun Association
Hana
al Mestmark
Salt Lake
United States
Orrarn
Receiver of Public Monies in New Castle Wyoming
Fragmentary note mentions Charles R. Yeoman serving as receiver of public monies at New Castle Wyoming. No additional context or dates available.
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Charles R. Yeoman
New Caaile
Wyo
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