Ogden Sanitary Inspector urges action in city progress
George Shorten urges readers to stop criticizing and start work on Ogden's health and civic improvements. The piece praises the dairy milk testing program, garbage ordinance, and liquor oversight, noting achievements by the health department, meat inspections, and cleanliness campaigns. It highlights strong city services, cooperative federal and state work, and pride in Ogden’s public health record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar. Whalen
Feih
Braith
Whalen
Kanzler
W. R. Braway
Ogden
Bo Ag
Orden City
Uder
A. J. Wetch
Department
State Board of Health
Ogden City
Washington Avenue
Ter Whulesente Mnitk
Woowon
Indio
United States
Federal
Washington
Tony
Og- Hudply
Citlden
Health Department
George Shorten
Undefined fragment acknowledgement echoes across papers
A partial, garbled OCR excerpt discusses recognition of a newspaper piece read by many and mentions attendance at a convention in Washington and research at the congressional library for Utah papers. It references a standard and interstate reading reach, ending mid-sentence with unfinished thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
Utah
Mrs Thomas Word to Women
An item appears to reference a piece titled Mrs Thomas Word to Women and a confidential ad section mentioning a tree and Medicina, with fragmented OCR text suggesting a female readership or advice column context from a historical newspaper page. The readable bits indicate potential guidance or domestic topics though specifics are unclear.
City Health Board and Officials Review Progress
A reader letter discusses the Board of Health structure under city law, praising past administrators and urging modern municipal sanitation methods. It recalls experience as sanitary inspector and stresses the need for personal supervision by a city doctor and closer cooperation with former commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elso
Ward
Fditor
Aifa
Ieraa
Board of Health
City Recorder
Etry Recorder
Walter Bratz Leaves Newspaper Field for Salesman
Walter Bratz, longtime Utah sports editor and Telegram editor for twelve years, quits journalism to become a salesman for the Coodyear fiber company in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake papers praised his career and noted Bratz will cover a Salt Lake territory, reflecting a broader shift as firms seek proven newspaper talent for sales roles.
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Wallo Bata
Utah
Orden
Telegram
Thes Coodyear Fiber Company
Salty Latke
Lere
Salt Lake
Walt
WB. Dratz
My Bratz
Serilas
Bratz
York
Card of Thanks From Wes Ogden and Nearby Faithful
The note expresses gratitude to the people of Wes Ogden and Wilken Lane and the Southern Tactic shopmen and Mabop Dann of Wes for support after the loss of a husband and daughter.}
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Wes Ogden
Wilken Lane
Mabop Dann
Wes. Ogden
Udaughter
Rigeed
C.F. Campbell
Daugiter
WM. Abppilet
Nellie Mowan
Chamber of Commerce to Form New Local Body
The Oxden Chiber of Commerce plans a full organization meeting at the Weber club this evening. A secretary and treasurer will be elected, by laws adopted, and a program presented for member approval per G. J. Stilwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxden Chiber
Commerce
Weber Club
Dud
G. J. Stilwell
Pollyanna's Plebes Pack Alhambra for Open Night
A bustling Alhambra crowd fills the first show with every seat taken and lobby thronging. The piece features varied crowd reactions, with lines about admiration for Pollyanna and concerns about medical needs and moral uplift, all amid a general sense of civic praise and shared cheer.
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Alhambra and Avery
Charley Hever
Ridlentaus
Fee
Reopen and Grieve Over Worker's Joyless Years
A fragmented lament recalls past management failures and layoffs as workers await reopening and the hope of industry revival. The piece laments lost prosperity while urging resolve to restore happier times and secure the future for employees and their families.
Hay and grain dealer offers competitive prices
O F Mitchell operates wholesale and retail hay grain flour bran mill feeds and potatoes at 2466 2468 Wall Ave with phone numbers 176 457. He invites customers to visit the market for prices and promises money saving deals, noting car lots are a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Mitchell
Wall Ave
Needs clear readable news item from source text
Fragmentary line suggests a New Year theme with resolutions and routine. lacks identifiable people, places, or organizations to form a factual summary. Unable to extract concrete events or entities for a proper card.
Wireless Phone Demonstration at Weber Normal College
Forest service officials will show wireless telephone use to Weber Normal College students with Telephony Engineer H B Adams delivering a lecture and lantern slide demonstration. Idaho forest wireless sets will be exhibited in Ogden, in the Weber Auditorium, United States.
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Weber Normal Col Feré
Forest Service
H. B. Adams
Idaho
Ogden
Weber Normal College
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