Random archival notices and local updates mix in city page
A jumbled OCR of Ogden area notices covers state auditors, a deputy auditor appointment, transit bonuses, a murder case, a new Rubber Co. store in Denver, legal notices, civic meetings, and local society events. Mentions include Esra Taft Bex, J. J. Dodds, H. Pratt, Bob Partle, and Pratt and Pratt attorneys, with references to streetcar tragedy, a Denver store opening, and civic club meetings.
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Phoun
Esra Taft Bex
Tate
Biale Avudhar
Sehen Cogden
Curran Street
Los
Lan Angeles
Ben Oppmuan
We & O
Haagone
Transporta I
Mafia
Baye
Bam Benus
Ogden Union Railway and Depot
J. J. Dodds
Pratt
DOW
Tee
Dobbs
Ernest Wilaco
Muotelpa
Grorce S. Barker
Plurder Merthaderpun
Iaccy Ialles
Denver
Branth
Ogdro
Dfonay
Washington
AL Tews
Fompany
Yfelly-Sprinkfield Ures
Bob Partle
Lawrence
Pratt and Pratt
John Z Award
Carver
Woran
Tomor Aw
Child Culture Club
Derthana
Ely
Nev i Wi
Weise New Law Firm
J. H. Tarrie
David Jensen
Law Perel
Eccles Byultdiog
Willard Ells
Pingree Nation Husk
Lorenso Richards
Octly Printing Company
Bea Stare
Srl Lake
Damterger
Aesming
Canning convention opens in Ogden with 36 members
The seventh annual Utah Canner association meet opened in the Dee Eccles building with 36 members representing 15 canning firms. Officers Parker and Herrington presided, with Mayor Heywood welcoming attendees. Weber County schools lead in music scholarship and Eden school faces measles concerns as health officials close the fair.
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Weber County
Eden
Utah Caonera Association
Ubla Morning
Dee Eccles
Twenty-fourth Street
Slx
Kaight
Ant
W. J. Parker
Werbert 2
Herrington
WE. Welker
Richard Stringhaut
William van Ale
Capneta
Farmeta
Parker
Lener
Frosier
Edeo
Tomove|ermoon
Tam
Stratford
Soilson
John Hella
Monteville
A. C. Christensen
Coper
Ht. Shurtitt
Hackisville
John Wheeler
Slaterhill
Tieporte
Niture
Gehoote
Echoote
Marrioie
Weal Weber
Thal
Jensen
Children of Eden
Christensen Sod
Aaron W. Tracy
Christennen
Christenzen
Tester H. Feeder
Weber Counts Echoel
Lord
Musterole a historic remedy for sore throat and cough
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a versatile salve easing sore throats, chest congestion, head colds, and minor aches. It claims quick relief for infants and children, noting use on neck, chest, back, and affected areas with oil of mustard and other ingredients.
Ogden News Briefs Include License Grant and Arrests
The city issued a pawnbroker license to Frank Grossman with a bond of 1000. Weston Prescott was arrested by Bergerot C A Fitzgerald for uttering a worthless check. W A Whitney of the Union Laclie Railroad toured No 9 en route to California for a coast vacation. December fines and fees totaled 1 738 10. Sheriff Peterson received word that Sheriff DeVibe left New York for Salt Lake with fugitive Jingo Trenisch, expected Friday.
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Fifth Street
H. J. Thompson
Louth Avodet
Mary Gareet
Elty
Unicon Laclie Railroad
Ogden
Iran
California
Tilty
I. SN
Fulton
Werdert C. Peterson
Thomas A. DeVibe
New York City
Jingo Trenisch
Sam Newhouse
Salt Lake
Orders Exclude All Children From Public Places
Public health order dated January 3 3313 bans all children under fifteen from schools Sunday schools and other public gatherings due to contagious disease spread. The Board of Health, Walter E Whalen City Physician, cites over 50 homes under quarantine for measles and scarlet fever with one to four afflicted per home. Health inspectors urged prompt reporting of suspected contagious cases.
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City Board of Health
Board of Health
Walter E. Whalen
Ofden
Whal Ra Anid
Local Group Elects Officers for Emerging Year
The organization elected officers to serve: President Henry A. West, Vice Presidents John Douglan and Heber D. Gale, Secretary J. W. Drowning, Assistant Secretary John St. Morepool, Treasurer Job Pingrre Jr, Property Manager Jobs J. Weal.
Sheriff Cuts Down His Forge at the County Jail
Sheriff Herbert C. Peterson accepted the resignation of Jonathan Jones as night jailer and abolished the assignment. Deputies will handle night jail work. Curtis J. Allison remains. Mr. Allison received a Desirable position offer but stays on staff at Peterson’s request. Deputy KR. J. Wootton handles all papria in oil cases. The Peterson family will not move into courthouse apartments until DaVine family relocates. Deputy Sheriff George Alien moves to department one. William Kilender to department five at the district court.
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Sheri Herbert C. Peterson
Jonathan Jones
Priles
Curtis J. Allison
Sheri Peterson
Allleah
Total Corporation
Bir
Petersson
Allison
J. Wootton
Papria
Sherif Peterson
Farmily
T. A. DaVine
Opening of Schools May Be Postponed for Health Reasons
Public warning on measles shows many cases and theatre bans to curb spread. Sanitary Inspector Georke Shart en urges postponing school openings by a week to avoid enrollment drop and ensure students from quarantined homes obtain health certificates free of charge before admission.
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Georke Sharten
Shorten
School Board Cage Before the State Supreme Court
In Salt Lake the state supreme court heard arguments on the Ogden City Board of Education race for the Fourth Ward seat. Proponents argued twenty fewer votes than registered due to a ballot irregularity, keeping incumbent Hiram Henderson in place. Attorneys cited authorities as both sides prepared for a thorough ruling expected in a day or two. George Malverson participated for Dr. Rich while many interested observers attended.
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Supreme Court At
Salt Lake
Charles C. Micharda
Edward J. Nichels
Oguer
Valentine Gidean
Hirant
Henderson
Supreme Court
D.!ean
Hichards
George Malverson
Rich
Marriage for the Carte: A Epideic Comedy at Utah Theatre
City health officials restrict children from performances during the epidemic. The advertised show is a charming comedy drama titled Marriage for the Carte starring Clara Kimball Young at the Utah Theatre. Contact number 1860 for Senular Plays and Players.
County budget cuts and payroll fears threaten road work
The article details pressure on county commissioners to trim payroll and cut outside labor to fund road maintenance. It cites proposed reallocation of duties among supervisors and road districts, raises questions about waste, efficiency, and oversight, and notes the Alhambra Theatre’s sanitation claims.
Veteran Firemen Elect Officers
Veteran Firemen held a regular meeting Tuesday evening to elect officers and discuss upcoming duties. The group recognized longtime members for service and prepared plans for the spring firefighting events.
Harry Re to Be Superintendent of Infirmary
In a county board meeting Commissioner Morons Bheen opposed retrenchment arguing one deputy per office. Harry McCune was appointed to the infirmary superintendent post, succeeding Heber Awanner. Levi J. Taylor was proposed as a progressive farmer to develop the county estate and reduce staff.
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Harry RE
Morons Bheen
Recorder
Brown
Thoop K Plans Social Event and Armory Meeting
Troop K Utah National Guard announces a social event this Thursday at the armory with an evening assembly for members. After the assembly, regular troop meetings will resume on Monday and a smoker may be held next Monday evening. Local business leaders show interest from the new armory plans and full troop organization.
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Utah National Guard
Nparrow
Hervatier
J. T. Ward
Ogden
Border Service
Utah
Williason
Tracy
Will
Finlay
Howe
Travel Recitals on Italy and Paris at the Malia' ani Matron's club
Lita Van Hirk of Philadelphia brings travel recitals to Ogden beginning Thursday with Two Weeks In Name. She, with credentials from Columbia University and Stanford, will offer visuals by Mina Van Kirk, presenting 160 slides on Reve and a Florence walk. A visiting Ogden guest, Miss Orterback, attends with Thelma Critchlow.
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Aic
Sax van Iirk
Ibla
Mary
Mmne Beiag
Mina van Kirk
Lrat
Mise Inn Kirk
Florence
Moore Thomas Sacre dies in Hooper at 54
Thomas Sacre Moore, a longtime Hooper resident, died yesterday at home from valvular heart disease. Born in Hooper on May 34, 1886, he was the son of Thomas and Margaret Jardin Moore and an active member of the Moemon church from youth. Survived by his mother and siblings Mrs. Thowne Greenwald, Dedeny Mra, D. G. Wileon, Mrs. Charles Wil aan of Grangeville, Mrs. Joseph Haynes, Canadas Mra. C.H. Spencer, Henefer, tah, Hichard, Ivy Ral Rea Moore. funeral announcements to follow.
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D. G. Wileon
Charles Wil Aan
Grangeville
Mano
Joseph Haynes
Canadas
C.H. Spencer
Henefer
Hichard
Ivy Ral
Rea Moore
Moorer
Tha Loly Wis
Lindaulat
Rand
Girls Last Chance Today To Learn How to Copy Handsome Ailienatre
An advertisement promotes a local theater showing Clara Rigotall Young and a comedy billed as the most Cascinal- Ingrama ever screened. It urges attendance today with a brief, lively pitch and notes a price around 1800. The fragment is from a 1916 periodical with other notices.
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Clara Rigotall
Last Amea
Cab Hratre
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Ganners
Heywood
J. N. Perce
Intermountain
Utah Camera
Columbia Universily
Freeres
Sneddon
Christensen
America
Lester H. Freezer
Bingham
Hudson Avenue
Cheistenenen
Petterson
Petterson Also In Hurrying the Delivery of the Fine New School Waron
Randall
Tien
A. L. Brewer Ontimietic
Ingbren
Bamberger
Kewer
Ourndustry
Weber Club
Neasia
O. Reil Ph
Utah Agricultural College
J.G. M. Daznes
Etringham
J. N. Pierce
James P. Thurton
Malcolm McAliteter
Amrtican Cen Company
Vauieville
Orpheum Theatre
Angle
State Supreme Court
Jasva
Mra
Spencer
Sapervisor
Winpoor
Murnertision
Hishon Tiron
Bishop Drown
Mra. Spracer
Alionat
Marin P. Brown
Roy
Ditch Creek
Mverdale
Kanesville
Hooper
H. Enaign
Court House
Marriott
Slaterville
Plain City
West Weber
Wilson
War Weat
Moron Skeen
Lvotsville
Ogden Valley
the Canyon
Mieazant View
Harrisonville
Rendal
Alhambra
Tureday Evene
Eureka Teasing & Mintax Company
Washington Avendr
Moxsay
Importan Jbuatness
Bil
Jane Grey
Frank Mills
Faith
Ogden Theatre
Muss
Lila van Kirk
Italy
Paris
Meus Orterback
Thelma Critchlow
Thirty-fist Street
Quivive Club
Esther Tisdase
Os Weeks
Iientical Society
J. B. Gorton
Choan
Hone
Jay Aleen Bell
J. Os Gebhart
Woodworth
Elmer Wooldworth
Dee
Kirkendall Mors
Hansee Cay
Arthurs
Tie Fintral
Juila TL
Arthure
Otlay Ailerman
Toy Ward
Mistap
Lenie M. Hardy
Azechhaueth
God
Arnold Wacdy
Bishop Nihon
Alebrille
Iluland
O. We Laskin
James Stewart
Peterson
Morgan
County
Stone
Wall Avenue
Joseph
Mary Risborme Stone
Walker Lumber Company
Feapk
Grenton
Clarenea Stone
Daha Falls
Ethel Ross
Joseph Kean
Feneral Sort
Ives
Ogden Savings Bank
Ube
Orden
Tuewlay
Heerteoee
Alweting
Ectora
Aeiry
IL Wanton, Cayhler
Tales
Dden
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