Ogden News Roundup Includes Meetings Sales and Socials
Ogden items note clerks ball at Dignans hall on January 14, J Dryden from Logan in town, Mrs A T Wood visiting Ogden, Sooy's gallery 2409 Washington promoting up-to-date work, and Weatherby's pork sausage. Also reports on Fraternal and church events, a removal sale at McCready's, and union tensions at the Grand Opera house amid an irrigation congress planning session.
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Sooy's
New Gallery
Washington Avenue
Dignan’s Hall
J. Dryden
Logan
Ogden
Grand Opera House Orchestra
Foster
Weber county treasurer reports 1903 finances and receipts
The Weber County Treasurer Chambers submitted the annual statement of county finances. The report shows opening balances by funds, including General, Salary, County School, Sinking, Interest, Juror and Witness, and Decedents Trust. Receipts list taxes, fees, fines, and district allocations with totals, transfers from the redemption fund, and year end disbursements by fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
State of Utah
District School Fund
Ange
Ogden City
Wsesee
Public Installation of Officers by Three Organizations
Old soldiers from 61 to 63 and Spanish American War veterans gather at the K of P hall in Ogden for a public installation program. Department Commander Clark Long delivers an address as the G A R Music by the Hamer family and recitations by Mrs. King and Miss Russell accompany the event. Officers to be installed include A M White as post commander and leaders for the Woman's Relief Corps Lincoln Circle. A camp fire style tea follows the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Bail
Ogden
Clark
Long
Georgia
G. A. R. Mustc
Hamer
Mrs. King
Lincoln Circle
Dix-Logan
A. M. White
B. Stanley
G. B F. Hodge
L. Yes
W. L. Russell
J. T. Allen
B. F. Barr
Woman's Relief Corps
Griffith
Toponce
Lucas
Driter
Huss
Littlefield
Belcher
Brantley
Bond
Hodges
Als. Hulaniski
Wells
Miss Chapman
McIntosh
Junary Loth
K. of P.hay
Du-Logan
Helief Corps
A. R
J.V. Nelson
Comalie
Crescent Flour Ad Praises Wheat and Milling Quality
The article extols Crescent Flour highlighting superior wheat, the latest machinery, and thorough quality inspection before milling. It appeals to readers by stressing standards and refinement in flour production.
Crescent Flour Promises Uniform Quality for All Needs
The advertisement urges readers to order Crescent Flour from Get the Habit ant, claiming it remains uniformly high quality regardless of wheat market prices. It asserts Crescent makes the best thread and yields more weight per quantity than competing brands, inviting judges to test the product.
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Burt
Impossible to foresee an accident says Dr Thomas on preparedness
A terse proverb notes that while accidents are unpredictable preparation remains possible. The saying highlights Dr Thomas in the context of eclectric oil and monarchs appears as misread or garbled phrasing.
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Thomas
Eclectric Oi
Monarch
Palin
Notice D of H Members Attend Vaughan Funeral
Attend the funeral of Sister D. W. Vaughn at Third Ward meeting house on Wednesday afternoon January 13 at 2 o clock. Chief of Honor Anna Tiansen invites all members to observe the service. The remainder references a January sale at The Hub and a stray phrase about an accident and Dr Thomas Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Vaughn
First Ward
Euclid Avenue
D. W. Vaughn
Third Ward
Anna Tiansen
Teamsters Hold Regular Meeting January 1904
Notice announces the International Brotherhood of Teamsters will hold their next regular meeting Saturday evening January 10, 1904 at 8 o'clock in the Union Labor hall. President H. Martin and Recording Secretary L. Atwood preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Union Labor Hall
H. Martin
L. & Atwood
Card of Thanks for Davis Family
The Davis family thanks friends for support during illness and after the death of their beloved daughter. James H. Davis, Mrs. Davis, and family express gratitude for kindnesses received.
Real Estate Transfers in Ellis County
Real estate transfers recorded with Ellis County Recorder include Inter-State Savings & Loan to F E Bratz in Riverview Addition for 506 dollars and multiple property moves such as The H L Griffin Company to Pasteur Dairy and others ranging from 1 to 400 dollars. Little Colds laughed at by ads for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claimed to cure colds and even consumption.
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Ellis
Inter-State Savings & Loan Association
FE. F. Bratz
Riverview
H. L. Griffin Company
Pasteur Dairy
Southwest Quarter
North Range
Thos. B. Helm
Wiley G. Cragan
Northwest
Lizzie E. Stratham de
Wm. Carlsen
Lund
Lynne
Willard Kay Ang
Probate proceedings in District Court continue several estates
In Henry N. Rolapp's probate division a large number of estates were disposed of with hearings and continuances. Key items include Hans Peterson estate final account with a proposed $187 family allowance for minors, and several other estates including William Dillard, William Crompton, Hannah Crompton, Samuel Harrop minors, Don C. Van Dyke and Alexander Pass guardianships, all with continuances or confirmations planned.
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District Court
Henry N. Rolapp
Hans Peterson
William Dillard
Wiliam Crompton
Hannah Crompton
Samuel Jesse Harrop
Don C. van Dyke
Kate van Dyke
Alexander Pass
Grvida Duncan
J. P Jones
Sequel to Assault and Battery Case in Municipal Court
A case in Municipal Court centers on John D. Clark pressing assault charges against Joseph Smith over a verbal insult. Clark later withdraws, but his mother and sister seek to refile, claiming the girl involved is 18 and intends to marry Smith. The judge notes the girl is legally an adult. case ends with withdrawn charges and family dispute over love and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Clark
Joseph Smith
Clark
Smith
Roweville
inJaw
Owell
Eighhteen
Court orders in Ogden division suit listed
In the district court in the cigil division the following orders: New York and Utah Papdér company v T A Whalen and A D F Reynolds demurs sustained and twenty days to answer. John D Larrel v Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Co motion for new trial denied. Byron Moyes by guardian v Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Co motion for new trial denied. Elizabeth B Gill et al v Bartholomew Malan injunction granted and damages for water $1 and rock and Hoe stone $40. John Hamner v L A Nelson attachment on bank account dissolved.
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Cigil Division
District Court
New York and Utah Papdér Company
T. A. Whalen
A. D. F. Reynolds
John D
Larrel
Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Co
Byron
Moyes
Guardian
Elizabeth B. Gill
Plaintiff Seeks Damages Against Defendant Company
The plaintiff asks for damages totaling $1,999 from the defendant company, asserting liability for losses incurred.
Williams and LaRosa Plead Guilty to Burglary Charge
In the District Court the State of Utah vs David Williams and William LaRosa ends as both defendants withdraw not guilty pleas and enter guilty pleas to burglary. Sentencing set for Thursday at 10 a.m. Housebreaking and petit larceny charges dismissed. Jury excused.
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District Court
State of
Utah
David Williams
William LaRose
H. R. MacMilan
Allen Block
Twenty-fifth Street
Tomorow
R. BE. Hickey
Suit Filed Against Southern Pacific Co In Boxelder County
George Aggarenea, a former laborer on the Ogden Lucin line, sues Southern Pacific Co for damages claiming a foreman ordered him to ride a hand car to load a locomotive with coal when a locomotive struck the hand car, injuring him severely. Attorneys J L Maginnis and Charles Stout represent the plaintiff in district court.
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Ar “ Fe
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Garry
Fred
M. Nye
Clothier
Fryeer’s
Kelly & Herrick
J. W. Heywood
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Weatherby
Arthur Kuhn
Kenimerer Coal
M. L. Jones Coal & Ice ‘Co
A. T. Wood
Telluride
Genevieve Chase
Stafford "Millinery Co
Wright
Palace Royal
Washington Avenas
Inez Allen
Ogden Gargain
W. J. Woorhies
Men's League of the Presbyte Iiduclurch
Dignan’s
W. L. Maginnis
Union Meat Market
Armor Markets
Telephone Central Office
Acme Bowling
S4th St
Frances Powers
H. J. Powers
William Eccles, Jr
Boston
Clerks'Union
Dugnan’s Hall
Lake Michigan
M’cready
Inspector Sharp
The
Post Office Department
California
American Federation of Musicians
Tansey
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Carver & Sops
Geo. A. Lowe
James Smith
Southern Pacific
E& L. Keller EC
Board of
Burch Creek
Farr West
Harrieville
Marriott
FO -Gelebrate
Felow
TFHE
Lewis & Co., Jewelers and Opticians
Thanes
Mns, Janes “Davis, James H. Davis
Rolapp
Jno
Hewlett Bros
Southern Pacific CO
G. A. Ri
Stanley S. Stevens
Stringam
A. Stevens
Commercial Electrics Ca
Sf House
Fryer
L. H. Becrafi
Cor. Grant
Nelson
Kelly
Reese Howell& Sons
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