Local notes and street reports from Ogden
Ogden items report a held up cash theft of $10.50 on Thirford Street by two men, plus travel plans and visits of local residents to Chicago Los Angeles and New York. Notices include divorce rulings, a grand larceny case against Norbert Scott, and brief mentions of medical and business moves.
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George McCormish
Trémonton
Tremonton
Colorado
Geile
M. L. Jened Coal and Its
Offite
Sith AL
Thirford Street
Grant
Traveling agents and routes in a disrupted schedule
The fragment lists various agents and routes including Chicago, Milwaukee, Washington Route, and New York contracts. Mentions names like Williams, Davis, Timpson, and Shadback, with references to freight and passenger travel, and a departure notice for a person traveling today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renecad Frepaht
Peu Wiper
Ao Saviti
Antofmey
Aall Hale
Houta
Tad “Wiliams
Chicago
Mil- Waltheg Saat
M. Davis
Phu Timmpson
Azent Fir de Chlono
Hit Williams
Leen Engairtai
Valo Ldnex
Vorotnay
New Yorke
Dale Werrvine
Burley
Ida
Ean Mont
Liever
Fotman
Schdackgon Avenue
Monaroe Avenue
Fire at Sunrise Laundry injures building and contents
A morning blaze at Sunrise Laundry, 1881 Washington Avenue, damaged the drying room contents including clothing and cloaks and burned part of the rear of the building. Fire department extinguished the flames reportedly caused by overheating of a charcoal stove used for health hotel rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahancee Institution
Washington Avenue
C Ity Ure
Caufield
Wan Carpet
Forged Checks Circulating in Ogden City
Luther S. Pons, president of Federal Laws and Merigege, warns of forged checks totaling over 30 dollars aimed at mimicking his signature. Incidents include checks for 20 to “Thomas Hurd” and payments to “Ruther” and “Weods.” Five counterfeit instruments have appeared, prompting Mr. Woods to urge police action to stop further forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther S. Pons
Federal Laws & Mérigege Company
Funwa
Ogden
Thomas Hurd
Ruther
Moss
Luther We
Fose
Concrete Company Organized In This City
Villa capital stock of £ 25,000 is stated in filed articles of incorporation. Incorporators and first officers are residents of Ogden. Bristol is named president with vice president A B Tiltedson. Chapin A. Bay Harold J. Lev and Fr M. Siedelsen form the board of directors. F. N. Teteler is appointed secretary.
Probate Hearings List From Local Courts
The following probate petitions were heard in the district court on January 22. Administrator’s final account in the estate of Caletgin Dnehengar, deceased. petition for final settlement in the estate of Richard Kennedy, deceased. settlement of the estate of John Ghteon, deceased. petition for sale and settlement of Mary Ann J Ferty’s estate. petition to sell real estate in the estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukministrator
Richard “Kenne
John
Ghteon
Mary Ann J
Japanese Plays at Armory Hall Draw Large Audience
The Armory Hall hosted the annual threeplay program presented by a Japanese troupe led by Tamaki. A 16 musician Japanese orchestra accompanied the actors, with an American audience member as the lone non-Japanese listener. Estimated attendance ranged between four and six hundred, with proceeds aiding charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twente
Favanonrie
Umut Walt'phiese
Sue
Ovai
G Company
Roan
Uhm
Handa
Enier Esiquiant
Bergen
Bishan
Mat
Dedes
Alhey
Tamaki
Brug Ue
Refined Globe Entertainment: Attend the rink tonight
A refined entertainment night at the Globe promises elegant skating performances and a cultured atmosphere. Attendees can expect graceful routines, stylish program acts, and a refined evening of precision on the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Changes Planned for Double Track Route to Omaha
A report notes proposed changes for a double track line between Mast Ogden and Osheway. George C Brophy cites mapping of the tint and route premises, with plans to move changes toward approval by the chief engineer. E Woodworth’s civil engineers team worked on the projected detour and track details. Construction start remains undefined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Polat
Mast Ogden
Osheway
George C Brophy
Omaha
CW. Woodworth
E. Weartworth
Crete
Local Groceries Prices At The Neighbourhood Stores
Market notices list a variety of items with prices including crackers wheat eggs milk tea coffee beans canned goods and household staples. The readable fragments indicate typical daily supermarket pricing and product offerings at the local stores.
Disturbed Peace Sentences From Court
Sohn Gheen received a fine and days in jail for drunkenness with disturbance of the peace. Pattolhan Waljard Brown arrested last night on similar charges. Me wa and Summers also faced sentences, Summers receiving a lighter term. Attigeten pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattolhan Waljard Brown
BE. Summers
Green
Wake sentenet te Batti charges
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled item about a wake looting case and a person named Sonredar O, with corrupted street references and unclear actions, likely a court or police notice in a local newspaper. The readable names hint at a civic record of charges and arrest, but details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisi Qm
Twenty-Fifth Street
Sonredar O
The Muster Key at the Lyceum This Thursday and Friday
A clumsy report describes an upcoming staging of The Muster Key at the Lyceum on Thursday and Friday. The piece mentions Albert Yer and local civic notes about the Ogden Beach Canal complex including a special financial report and a safety project to prevent slides along the canal.
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Lyceum
Albert
Mockkbuiers
Ogden Beach
Ogden Hver
Quincy and
Dackeon Avenues
Rip Van Winkle at The Ogden Tonight
Thomas Jefferson promotes the photoplay Rip Van Winkle showing tonight at The Ogden Advertina theater with his stamp of endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Rip
van Winkle
Motron Orily
the Ogden
Meric
Wyoming Division Weather and Ice Harvest Plans Inland
Assistant supt. George O Brophy reports mild winter weather across the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific with wind and warmer temperatures noted from Cheyenne to Evanston. Snow persists in the mountains while ice harvesting near Evanston begins with 160 workers and several teams to supply Pratt Express. forty men will be employed at the port of entry tomorrow.
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Teorge O. Brophy
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Rim
Cheyenne
Opies
O¢den
Evanston
Teama
Fee Toiey
Tin Paelitie
Pratt’ Express Company
Rip Van Winkle at The Ogden Tonight
Follow the crowds to The Ogden for a photoplay program headlined by Rip Van Winkle. The showing offers a popular entertainment bill and an Advertisament style feature.
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Ogden
Wedding Anniversary Celebration Shown By Friends
A Williaty A Harrop wedding anniversary was quietly observed Saturday evening by family and friends. The gathering featured games, music, and a late luncheon, with guests including Mrs. Iversen and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Veraoff among others. Irene Pathe presided as hostess for The Rue club event the previous evening, hosting a needlework gathering ending with a modest luncheon prepared by Mrs. Francis and Miss Fiorenca Paine. decorations included pink and blue carnations and party cards for gift guests.
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Mes
Williaty A. Harrop
O'Slark
Vagaté
Amd
Dome Harrap
Kuna Af. Iversan
MT. Pols Tloss
Myr
Well
Mir
If. Avaltiaxer
MY. Anal Mv. CW. Dvereon
T. CS Veraoff
Jack Greenei
Mise Laver Greenwelh
Mian
Ciemne Hattop
Maators
Waynear Due Iverson
Lawrence Whitaker
Vind Vera Warrops
Paire
Nise Irene Pathe
Eifeet
Mra
FL Francis
Fiorenca Paine
Hiss Marie Farrell
Royal Highlanders Install Officers and Pioneer Party Notice
The Royal Highlanders held a installation ceremony last Friday evening with a substantial turnout. A Pioneer Party is planned for Friday January at Magriott with music and refreshments. all are invited. The Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 8:40 PM at Mrs. Denner’s home for full attendance.
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Royal Tighlamlers
Cid Peltons
Mivninny
Creu West Cafe
Pioneer Party
Who Relief Society of
Deaths and Funerals Notices From A Damaged Field
The notice lists deaths Verna Barker and Sephing Petersen with funeral arrangements unclear. Petersen’s service rumored at the family home in Vunterdlle with viewing and burial details incomplete. Barker’s obituary cites December 27 1914 and a city cemetery transfer, but many spellings and dates are garbled.
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Peterson
To Sephing Petersen
Leld Fron Fire Family
Vunterdlle
Barker
Verna Kya
Y. St
Fanos
Mtermont
County names deputy sheriffs appointed across precincts
A list of county residents including DeVine Holmes North Ogden Oraan Ghrie and others named deputy sheriffs for various precincts. Two deputies were appointed for Aberdale while the sheriff recommended limiting road patrols on Riverdale roads. Deputies serve only for actual service and do not conflict with precinct constables.
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Sherri Toa
DeVine
Mslan Holmes
North Ogden
Oraan Ghrietenpen
Iloaper
R. N. Dambiu
Riverdale
H.A. Hamblin
May
Alam Weyment
Warren
John Maw
Alan City
Wide DB
Ritter
Divérales AT
Shred
Aisterville
T. W. Stoker
Iutiteville
Depittien Wera
Aberdale
Copnly
Poor of the bounty misused funds report
fragmentary OCR notes report that a former poor commissioner faced scrutiny for expenditures totaling over $600. names and roles are garbled but reference to individuals and departments appears. December 3 date appears as a misread, with unclear jurisdiction and officials.
Turco aid cut off calls concern Constantinople trade
A garbled report describes hardship and trade disruptions in Constantinople tied to Turkey. It mentions a Harat Tomayan of Chicago and an American in Constantinople, with references to months of curtailment affecting staple commerce.
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New York
Kaiser Forces Increasing in Eastern Front Reports
Fragmentary ISA news from Veloarnd January reports rising German Austrian pressure in Poland and Russia. Russian forces reinforce. German troop movements, river crossings, and early offensives described with limited clear outcomes.
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Veloarnd
Jan
Rik Famdon
Whe Ter Wang
Anstitatip Saatnat
Germwnatz
Tistrade Ruissti
Tanipaten
Poland
Tnt
Lr -Cavapsien
Ieland
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M. M. Wye
Washington Ave
Standard Telephones
al Cay
Dr. Enperson
George Allen
Knas
Enes
el Inephrion
Tedsef
B&g Clover
Amicai
Wood
Bert
Standard
Vones
Kenneth Chitts
Keniver
Waite
Sac Jit
Gari Dragos
Wyoming Conl
Milne J. A. Howell
Elece
Nelson
Sammer Nelean
Nelton
Naie
Eleen Hadley
Grand Lapeehy
Atterhey
Tok C. Davis
District Court
Nobert Scott
Erand Lareny
Sou
Aes
J. Smith
Tiaunite
Foritaustrit
Raihead MeneThaiguawins
Vail
Sail Jani City
Soday Ghhestheet
He. Manderfield
Assetant
Oracle ‘Theater
Tienday
the Law
Godd Music
Néon
Rushmer
J.T. Rushmer Optical CO
Optometrist
Ard Manufacturing Optician
Wy Armory Hall
Uncle Sam
Hiawatha Coal
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Company
W. B. Porterfield
Ogden Bench Canal
Woming
Evnb
Afonday
Detemboe i
Sioner
Boris ‘Ginners
M. Syren
Ter
Wyndarbar
Astrataner
Geandeils
Tote
Totat
Athinas
Tarhe
Strala
Pielfel
Rey
Kaiser
Petrograd
Petra
Mure
Riasian Adres
Hieles
Toot
Keston Dobe
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