Weber county to host extensive agricultural conference lectures
The Weber county farm bureau announced a week long conference to publish a full report of lectures on crop rotation soil fertility and irrigation water use. Notable speakers include Dr Hill professor Winter and C F Crown with aims to form a land reclamation syndicate and attract 150 families to settle and farm near Ogden. Eminent guests such as Governor Bamberger and Donald McRay will speak on final day, with emphasis on home economy child welfare and market issues.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Harris
Loran
I Hill
Bog
Titus
M. Winter
C. W. Ssrarlson
Vanum Wil
Tlde
Emil Hansen
C. F. Crown of
Salt Lake
Federal Service
2. C. Wheel of
Bevelder
Tanda
Oeden
Life Vkely
Theae Dairymen
Fleet-Clase Tarr Jers
Weber Bounty
George Thomas
Simon S. Jeneco
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Mamke Ogden
Freatroatock Center
J. J. Manderfield
Weast Lake Calon Stockyards
Sill Yrpeak
Exnie
Fr. B. W. McClure
National
Woolgrowers’ — Association
Shep
Qeden
Frederick G. Taylor
Creeetary
Aimalenmated Sugar Company
Mark H.reene
The
Agricultural College
A.A. Anderson
Moyzan Rassimon
Jensen
R. J. Evans
Weber County
Alan
Harriet
Darling
Crookline
Mass
Tamauys
Simon Bamberger
Donald
McRay
State Farm Bureau
Weber, County
Forts
E Vxmimons
Colorado
Tt. J. Evans
Fann Bureau
Ogden
Mra. Lydit Tavener
Weber Academy
Verna Bowstan
R. Olsen
Bablen
Rore Jones
Edith Sun
Osden
Ten Thousand Beautiful Calendars Free At Utah Theater
The Utah theater announces a free calendar distribution featuring four color pictures of top silent film stars. Each adult patron receives one calendar printed with a star image, available on days when the respective star appears in the cinema. Harold Lockwood and May Allison star in Dig Tremaine today and calendars are given, followed by Olea Petrova in The Black Butterfly on later show days.
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iWe
Utah Theater
May
Harald Lockwood
Alice Tirady
Clara Kimball Young
Olea Petrova
Francis Bushman
Beverly Dayne
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Abbit Hunt Planned For Next Week At Bishop Cutler Ranch
Residents fear being cheated as Bar Elder county plans a jackrabbit hunt at Bishop Cutler ranch Bar Mogu ment to Monument line delays trip but organizers expect 100 to 100 hunters to be transported and meat for Ogden poor. The event aims to clear dry farmland of pests and provide food. Edward W Morefieldon, famed as a fair organizer, is cited in probate court as feebleminded and a conservatorship battle centers on recovering over 1,000,000 in property misused.
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Bishop Cutler
Bar Mogument
Bar Elder County
D. M
Newton
Monument
Rion
Stamrs St. Ward
City panel approves paving and curb districts in Ogden
City Commissioner Milea J. Jonesy led a tour to California while city plans for Glenwood park advanced. A paving district on Twenty seventh Street and related streets was approved at an estimated cost of 128000, with 20 per water and 20 per sewer connections. A separate sewer project on Jefferson and a curb and gutter district on Twenty fourth Street were also approved, totaling about 99760. Water bonds worth 25294.25 were cancelled. Roaming permits granted to Horton Brummell and Amy Knight. Dog tax figures show 15 dogs pounded, nine killed for various reasons. Plumber Homer E. Stark bond of 2000 approved.
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Milea J. Jonesy
Hla Cals
City Hall Star
California
Glenwood Park
Campas
Chris Flypare
Joseph M. Tracy
Twenty-seventh Street
Wall and
Madison Avenue
Twenty Fourth
Twenty Eighth
Jefferson Avenur
Twenty-seventh
Tracy
Jederson Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Twentynieth Atreata
Trenty
Harricon
Fillmore Avenues
Larson
Allron
First National Bank of
Ogden City
Horton Brummell
Twenty-Alth Street
Amy Knight
Grant Avenue
John H. Mughes
Homer E. Stark
Change of Program and Paint Prices Rise After War
Alhambra tonight hosts a change of program as paint prices rise due to dwindling European stocks. Abraham Wright Jr of Ogden Paint and Glass says imports are down, forcing higher costs. substitutes are being developed and mirrors are expanding in the east amid German and French supply cuts. U E Dodie also attended the Midland convention with Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Wright, Jr
Ogden Taint
Ol & Glass Company
Europe
United States
Wright
Germany
France
Saya
Ierest
U. E. Dodie
Orden Paint, of & Glass Company
Congregational Ladies' Aid Meeting at Jefferson Avenue Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will meet with Mr and Mrs M A Meek at 2560 Jefferson Avenue Friday at 2 50 pm All ladies invited Also a nursing group hosted a dancing party at Weber Academy Hall with Mrs E A Feurkin and other young women attending, details incomplete.
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Congregational Ladies’ Aid
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
M.A. Meek
Jefferson Avenue
Ogden
Weber Academy
E. A. Feurkin
Social gathering highlights local medical staff and guests
A hostess hosted a congenial crowd of about 100 with invitations and music by the Thatcher orchestra. Dr. Fe Rich thanked nurses and medics, joking about biweekly socials if Lige Larkin pays. Food and drinks were plentiful, with fruit punch and confections. The W R C Thimble Club plans a meeting at Mrs. James Downs’ home with officers to be elected. Mrs. Jos Hellewell visits Ogden from Paul, Idaho, staying with daughter Mrs. Pearl Lochhead.
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Fe 1
Rich
Lige Larkin
Iilian ‘Thatcher
Rankla Waters
W. A. c Thimble Club
W. TR. C. Thimble
James Downs
Era. Ara
Daho
Jos
Hellewell
Paul
Idaho
Ogden
Vialting
Shela
Smtrs
Pearl Lochhead
Card party and dance by Brotherhood of American Yeoman
The Brotherhood of American Yeoman will host a reversible dance and card party at the Woodmen Hall on Tuesday evening in January. Proceeds support lodge activities with refreshments and music provided for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Woodmen Hall
Million MVNHERE To Die Quote Refers To Infanticide Debate
A fragment reads a gruesome line about preferring death over allowing a child to exist, reflecting a harsh stance in a historical debate on infanticide and population policy. The quote surfaces amid broader discussions, with no clear attribution in the readable text.
Card of Thanks from Stone Family for Huwandt
The Stone family extends heartfelt thanks to Bind friends for support during the illness and death of their son and brother Huwandt. Gratitude for speakers, singers, floral tributes, and assistance is expressed by Mrs. Mary Stone and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huwandt
Alan
Mary Stone
Big Rancher and Stockman Coming to Logan Roundup
Former Colorado Governor FM Ammony, renowned rancher and beef feeding expert, will headline the Logan Roundup at Utah Agricultural College from January 29 to February 3. Other speakers include Dr. George M. Potter and Mark Anderson, with events by the Meat Wah Irrigation and Drainage Congress and Governor’s Lay. The Utah gathering also invites the state Legislature to visit during roundup week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ammony
Colorado
Denver
Utah Agricultural College
George M. Potter
The
Fureau of Animal Industry
U. 8
Bitter fight in senate ends confirmation of Daniels
Washington reports the senate confirmed Joseph M. Daniels of New Jersey to the Interstate Commerce Commission after a long battle with Progressive Republicans blocking for a month. The vote was 16 to 0 on the confirmation amid closed debate. Chicago notes GB J, president of the American Baseball League, plans to announce the 1917 umpire staff within a week with Elpht Ten replacing nine umpires and George Moriarty named as a new arbiter.
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Washington
Joseph M. Daniels
New Jersey
Interatale Commerce Commission
Senate
Azo
Benate
Progressive Republicana
Chicago
Jan
H GB
American Baseball League
Elpht Tien
George Moriarty
Detroit
Medical Advice Column Prompts Widespread Health Claims
An excerpt from a 1910s era weekly column features doctor and pharmacist styled dialogue offering home remedies and prescriptions. It cites authority figures like Kingaxbury and Achulte, discusses birth control debates, poverty impacts on child welfare, and urges readers to seek tonics and scalp treatments from druggists. The piece blends medical rhetoric with advertising and social attitudes of the period.
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Ihiter
Bayes
Eskay
Hind's
Creme Carnelia
Pond
Ake
Colgate’s Dental
Kolynos
Lyon's
Colgate
Mennen
Ricksecker's
Woodbury's
Pinaud
Doctors
Culley Drug Store
Washington Ave
Ogden, Utah
Utah Theatre
Alhambra
Oewer
Gurb
Gutter
Bonde
Colton
Grain
J. A. Hogle & CO
G. M. Book, Jr
Investment
Hudson Ave
Chicago Search of
East Lake Brook and
Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
Utah National Bank
Ogden People
David C. Eccles Ia
W. H. Wattis
Chas. E. Kaiser
John M. Browning
Joseph Scowcroft
Ralph E. Hoag
Paul M. Lee
W. J. Parker
A. V. McIntosh
Toronto
Canada
Laat
Interstate Commission
Ayias
C. C
Cnmetimees
Patntul
Philadelphia
Graduate School of Medicine
Holland
Fles Kingsbury
New York
Caid
Charlea Borromes
Father Achulte
Ae Splay
Raub
Ly Ox
Tachnera
Amd
Wall
Kery
Cote Ap Wa OG
Tree
Lewin
Adela
Baker
Pradena
Cratitate
Seatideara
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