Death of Pioneer Recall in Titah and Ogden
Joseph Barney Winue a Titah and Ogden pioneer died Saturday at 10 2 m at his residence 876 Twenty fourth street He left surviving children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Born February 29 1840 in Yarmouth England he joined the LDS church as a child and migrated to Utah at sixteen years old After moving west he worked for Brigham Young and others and later faced homesickness during the long journey across the plains
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Joseph Barney Winue
Titah and
Ogden
Twenty-fourth Street
A. T. Waldram
J. D. Wintle
J. & Witte
Wintle
Mra
C. A. Malan
Nellie Covington
J. L. Wykes
Grace Doran
Rusty T. Wintle
Ateo
Mr. Wintle
Yermouth
Norfolk
England
George
Elizabeth Sewell Wintle
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Joseph
London
America
Plains
Utah
Salt Lake
Salt Lakes City
Brigham Young
Pioneer mail carrier Wintle’s rugged Utah route life and family
A historical sketch details Joseph Wintle’s 1860s western routes and perilous rides across Nevada and the South Platte, including a five hour haul covering Lincoln’s erection. It covers crossing plains five times, two marriages in Weber and Ogden, farming, butchery, and a self-made wardrobe from sheep wool by his second wife.
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BL Soulh
Jim Brown Company
Pony Express
Nevada
Fort Carney
South Platte River
Cottonwood Springs
Tirwan
Abraham Lincoln
Egan Canyon
Wintle
St Louis
Utah
Plains
Sarah Jane Tran
Wert
Weber
Weber River
Hooper
Birch Creek
Wilean
Ogden
Joseph Wintle
Alice Brady in The Rack at Alhambra Tonight and Tomorrow
The Rack stars Alice Brady in a photoplay at the Alhambra showing tomorrow and Wednesday. The dialogue hints at tasting oysters with wine, reflecting light theatrical banter of the era.
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Alice Brady
Alhambra
MSS White Heard On Map At First Presbyterian Service
New Year greetings were observed at First Presbyterian with Mss White performing beyond expectations. The harp selections showcased refined pieces, as Rev. Carver reflected on religious themes and the year 1916, urging personal and communal reform and presenting songs from the Mormon song book.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mise White
Misa White
Tno
Poston
Symphony Orchesta
It Pays to Advertise at the Orpheum Theatre
The ad outlines the successful advertising method of the day and announces a great show. It Paya to Advertise comes to the Orpheum Theatre Wednesday night, Jan. 5, presented by Cohan and Harris company direct from their New York City theatre.
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Orpheum Theatre
Cohan
Harris
Ompany
New York City
Mormon Ayning Are Subject of an Address
Balt Lake Utah January 3 Charita Brant a 26 year old janitor at the Makonic temple who recently came from California is found dead in room 13 at the Lincoln hotel. He bought poison at a local drug store with a forged grand lodge letter. The letter sought chemicals for the Line and Hammerter supply company. President Aira Scoville of the Weber stake gave an address at the service while the choir and colonists produced a musical program. The event drew an unusually interesting program.
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Balt Lake
Jan
Charita T
Brant
Om Nealstad
Makonic Temple
Esat
First South
California
Polton
Tincoln Hotel
Slate and Fliat South
Aircets
Misa Nelle Irving
Chambersaald
Polann
Tocal Drug Store
Freeman A. McCarty
Grand Lodge of Utah
A.M
McCarty
Oater
Grand Jodes
Line & Hmelter “Supply Company
Tuo
Pany
Aira Scoville
Weber Stake
Lester Hlocheitz
Score Beng
Gargoyle Classified Ad Reading Turns into War of Names
A fragmented OCR passage mentions names like Atke Hegorra Pat Mike and Ko Tot in a chaotic line about a long war. The piece appears to be a garbled classified ad collage with no clear event or context. The readable bits suggest a humorous or surreal listing rather than a coherent story.
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Pat
Mike
The New Blakedell Library Women's Club Meeting
Edith Bland attends a New Blakedell house gathering of the Women’s Club hosted by Mrs Blazedell. The group, featuring university women and readers, exposes Edith to debates on Platos and Berger while she confronts fears that beauty fades and wisdom matters more, stirring insecurities about her marriage and self-worth.
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Mra
Blatedell
Blazedell
Edith Bland
Women's Club
New Blakedell
Bland
Pislo
Abe
Erro
Gelicata Conclaentan
Edithad
Atabe
John
Kate
Noted Lovers Burdened by Intellectual Strife in Westmoreland
Edith and John share a tender moment as changes surge in their relationship. He admits recent harassment is cleared, hints at a possible city visit, while Edith reassures him of acceptance and affection. Their exchange centers on aging, partnership, and mutual support amid social pressures.
Week of Prayer Observed by First Presbyterian Church
For the past several years the church has observed the week of prayer with services for prayer, praise, and conference. The sessions begin at 7:45 and last about an hour.
Coal Shortage Claims Stir Trade Friction
A reader letters ad seeks space to dispute a state inspector’s report that coal from ten mines showed weight shortfalls. The writer, Frank Moore Coal Co, asserts local shipments weighed true and asks the paper to publish a clarification to avoid stigma of short weight.
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Frank Moore Coal Co
Fokter Brendart
Oxden
Notice to Contractors for Weber County Hospital Project
Weber County Board of Commissioners invites bids for an addition to the hospital on county property north of the city limits. Plans and specifications are at the office of Ahreeve & Madsen, Ogden. Bidder must include a certified check of a percentage of the bid and provide completion time. Plumbing and heating let separately. First publication December 16, 1915. last publication January 7, 1915.
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Atuntay Tan, Ltd
Ahreeve & Madsen
Col. Hudson
Ogden
Utah
Ammedation Hospital
City Limite
Sme
Architecta
Board of County Commissioners
Weber County
W. C. Hunter
Harry Hales
Thaw Courtroom Model Reported Used in Film Studio
In a discussion of crime and film, Punch contrasts modern cars with domestic tastes. The piece notes that the Mary Page case differs from the Thaw murder and mentions Extanay studio work. it suggests the Thaw courtroom, as depicted in Edna Mason’s trial, was modeled to reflect the actual courtroom atmosphere.
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Airanags
Mary Page
Thaw Cass
Extanay Company
Han Te
Harry Thaw
Edna Mason
Mecurala
The Dog Cherry Comes To Miss Sarah Cottage
Miss Sarah Barad adopts a small white dog named Cherry from Eunice who goes to Europe. Cherry disrupts the quiet, monopolizes Tom’s bed, provokes a neighbor over a chicken incident, and complicates housework and medicine. The dog’s care tests Miss Sarah’s patience as her nephew Harry comments on the animal and Eunice’s return is awaited.
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Eunice
Sarah
Cherry
Abe
Miss Barad
Charcy
Mia Barab
Tom
Milas Sarah
Farah
Leason
Hannah
Eppalilug
Mle Yarce Donen
al Wouphabe
Cassar
Andy
Harry
Ned Crowe
Cherries
Ual
Cherrieg
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FOX
Orpheum Tonight
MSS
White
Lare Nnience
Carver
Christ
Dlongsing
Anna Domial
Moore
Eli Walter Beatt
Tareen
Maitles
Jesu
Gavaert
Mra. A. Peterson
Etta Browning
Fislo
Josephine Shorten
Leater Mincheliff
Oliver
Scovula
Ward Mutual Improvement Associations
George Shorten
T. B. Browning
C.J. A. Lindaurst
John’ Watson
Robert McQuarrie
Berber Kuabach
Armitage
Mias Ghoplend
Armitage House
Faith West
Goft
Will Seaton
Iyabe
Sho
Eriza
Edith Aid
Carling
Westmore
Jared
Edin
I Presbyterian Chugh
Last
Thomas
Corotto & Rembrandt
Elsie Endicott
Barat
Graham
The
Owl
Morsio
Misa Satz
Avery
Europe
Mts
Farab
Harery
Cale
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