Elks Club Pays Off Last Indebtedness Celebrates Bond Burning
The Ogden Elks celebrate paying the final debt on their historic bond. After years of fundraising and a strong push by leaders James Howell Thewis Whalen and others the lodge reduced a debt around sixty five thousand dollars. A March gathering with fireworks commemorates the milestone and the long effort to clear the balance.
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Elks Club
Elks
Thewis Whalen
James A. Howell
Wey Henex
Elka Lodge
Harmless Fat Reduction Method Advertised
An old advertisement touts a fat reduction scheme claiming harmless results. It promotes tablets named “Pieriplion” and suggests four pills weekly, urging readers to obtain them via a druggist or mail order from Marmon, Capmayn, Woolward Avenue, Darratt, Mich.
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Rene Gheie Weledy
Abrie
Capmany
Woolward Aye
Darratt
Mich
Paige Canc
Gov Lowden Secures Sufficient Petitions in Michigan
Lanaing Michigan February 15 Governor Frank O Lowden receives enough signatures to qualify the Republican presidential preference primary ballot in Michigan. Petitions were filed with the secretary of state, meeting the required threshold to ensure the governor’s name appears on the ballot.
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Gov
Lowden
Lanaing
Mich
Frank OQ. Lowden
Witneis
Splire
Michlpan
Aint
No Limit on Buying of Corn Market Futures
Chicago reports that no limit will be enforced on purchases or sales of corn futures in Chicago or other markets. A 200,000 bushel limit had been in force since May at the request of the administration. The cancellation of this proposal does not modify the existing price and delivery rules or the farm loan controls.
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Chicago
Adinistration
Coreg Dental Plate Comfort Powder Promised Relief
An old advertisement notes Coreg dental plate comfort powder to keep false teeth firm, prevent sore gums, and ease wearing. It mentions O F Mitchell wholesale and retail of hay grain flour bran mill feeds and potatoes at 2466 2468 Wall Ave with phone 176457, plus a boastful market claim and scattered garbled lines about prices and purchases.
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COREG
O. F. Mitchell
Wall Ave
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Birker in Ogden
Mrs Dorothy Child Birker daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Alta of 2614 Adams avenue died after a four month illness. Born August 7 1889 in Ogden she leaves mother son Austin Birker two sisters Myrtle and Rheta Child. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in the Second ward meeting house with Bishop George Browning officiating. Viewing at the mother’s residence 2618 Adams tomorrow east time of services.
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Dorothy Child Birker
Elizabeth Alta
Adams Avenue
Ogden
Sultan
Austin Birker
Mather
Myrtin
Rheta Child
George Browning
Adarnin
Ogden Meeting Promises Guard After Luncheon
Announcement that a few armary vieuly is snesured for Ogden was, mide following a luncheon meeting at the Weber club attended by Governor Bamberger, other state officials and local citizens, including national aids. He luncheon was arranged by Mos coe G. Glasmann, Ae 1, Willanamity Walter Lindquist point out the ne cessity of providing the no anal gus waits here with an adequate anntare.
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Ogden
Weber Club
Bamberger
Moscoe G. Glasmann
Ae 1
Walter L Bacon Dies At Ogden Home After Short Illness
Walter T Bacon a painter of Ogden Utah died this morning at 8 oclock at his home 260 Washington Avenue after a brief illness He was born in Kentucky in June 1888 and came to Ogden sixteen years ago Surviving are his wife and two children Charles I Bacon and Mrs Leslie Uswartn The body was taken to the churchville Chapel pending funeral arrangements
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Walter T. Bacon
Ogden
Tunity
Washington Avenue
Aly, Bacon
Toulsyilly
Kentucky
Charles I
Bacon
Leslie Euswartin
Kirkenvil] Chaget
Junction of Mie Pioneers Meeting Promises Busy Program
The ninal meeting of the Haugh ters of Mie Pioneers is set for the seconth ward meeting house tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. A varied program will follow the regular business and officers will be elected. Members in Weber county and Ogden city and all interested are invited. The event features soloists Miss Josephine Shorten and Miss Pauline Waterfall, plus speakers from Salt Lake City. Also noted is the Ogden Rotary Club anniversary and Beaux Esprit and Miriam Chapter visits, with details on dates and venues.
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Mie Pioneers
Seconth
Weber County
Ogden City
Sola
Misa
Josephine Shorten Sala
Pauline Waterfall
Mesdames Lind
Houson
Waterfall
Wilson
Salt Lake City
Oxten
G. Dalrymple
Ogden City jury trial over cordial sales at 152 Twenty fourth
The City of Ogden prosecutes Frank Deacelia for selling intoxicating cordial at his shop known as The Old Ogden Neer Mall. Police report arrest on January 18 at 9 pm, finding six eight ounce bottles of cherry cordial, charged as a forbidden liquor sale.
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City of
Ogden
Frank Deacelia
D. Roberts
Techhmony
Pollee
Lynch
Pontains Enstehol
Fostl
Hestmark Plans Fish Shipment From Wah Take
A. T. Hestmark, president of the Ogden Rod and Gun Club, met with Utah game warden Irving C. Entmete and State Game Commissioner Siddoway in Salt Lake City. They discussed shipping calfish from Wah Take to AIM Greek and Weber River areas. Stoway offered to send as many of the fish as needed once arrangements are in place. The item notes a national tag being yellow.
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A. T. Hestmark
Ogden
Rede ‘Ik
Wohl Named New General Freight and Passenger Agent
J Hohl of B and R G given a new post succeeding Frank Wohl at Rio Grande railroad. Wohl formerly served as general freight and passenger agent for the same line at St Louis. He will depart Ogden soon for his new assignment in Denver.
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Wohl
Frank
General Aken
Rio Grande
St. Lois
Ogden
Three Huntsville Boys Disturb Peace at Home
Three Huntsville youths Leo Allen aged 17 Clyde Smith aged 16 and Herman O disturbed peace at home with unruly conduct. Authorities filed reports with local police after neighbors complained of loud noises and disturbances over the weekend.
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Huntsville
Leo Allen
Clyde’ Smith
Herman O
Juvenile Court Hears Disturbance Allegations Against 15-Year-Old
A 15 year old from Ifyntsyilie appeared before the juvenile court on a planning charge alleging disturbance at a Ryntsyile home. The youths, led by two adults, were accused of stuffing rags in a chimney and throwing chunks of wood at the door. Adults were dismissed after a $1.80 fine.
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Sen
Ifyntsyilie
Ryntsyile
Mntevile
Spokane Contractor Secures $100,000 Plant Installation
Spokane contractor P. Mosse lands a warded contract to install electrical machinery fixtures valued at $100,000. Brummill at 2417 Hudson Avenue reports paying top Liberty bond prices.
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Spokane Chronicle
P. Mosse
Spokane
Eita
Former Ogden Man Killed in Cave-In at Capper Mountain
Gayhal Tt. McGinty a brother of Mrs. Margirel Beet of 370 Twentyelghih street was killed in a cave-in at Capper Mountain Utah last Monday. The body arrived in Ogden this morning and was taken to the Kirkendall parlors.
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Worl
Ogden
Gayhal
F McGiny
Margirel Beet
Swentyyelghih
Capper Mountain
Utah
McGinty
Kirkendall
Sell Your Liberty Bonds Call on J. J. Brummitt
A terse classified notice invites sellers to contact J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue by phone 59 to negotiate liberty bond sales. The short alert emphasizes a local contact for bond transactions.
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J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
City Commissioners Approve Two Bonds And Licenses
City commissioners approved bonds for Marcus J. Criteblaw deputy treasurer and M. H. Brandon. A license was granted for the cow. The meeting was held last night with the approving actions recorded.
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Marcus J. Criteblaw
M. H. Brandon
Forfeited: Price of a Good Time at George Brown Lyceum
Fragmentary text cites a court forfeiture and a cinema listing. It mentions a $75 deduction from Gran Power and Light for January and notes arrivals and charges, with a reference to Mrs Charlie Chaplin in a film at the George Brown Fruity and Pearl Re Lyceum today only.
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Sessenger
Gran Power Anil Light Company
Ownge m Wre
Ety Court
Tolay
Charlie Chaplin
George Brown Fruity and Pearl Re 1 Lyceum
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Dorothy Child Barker
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Gity
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Wigham City
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Florence Buehler
Salt Lake
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American Legion Opera Company
Orpheum Theatre
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