Random References and Classified Snippets From Ogden News
A chaotic compilation of notices from Ogden including cattle sale inquiries, an explosion forecast for construction use of TNT, health updates on smallpox, photography ads, and a local court matter. Items include a Plains ground sale pitch, a Buick ad, job and service notices, school and church references, and a bound over in a December 29 assault case with bond set at 300 dollars.
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George Gyalas
Aggault
Selah
Mer
Raduins House
District Court
Duidge
Theberts
Funeral Service for Mrs Moyce Held Sunday
Funeral services for Margaret Ann Moyce were held Sunday at 1 o'clock in Ogden. Officiating were Walter Stevens and Stella Wright Olson. Speakers included Jann W. Uhirt, Idahay Dremisent, J. Z. Lackin, Willan G. Fommter and Tye gidgon. Interment followed at Ogden City Cemetery. Members of Moyse family served as pallbearers.
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Mas
Margaret A. Moyes
Mra
Margaret Ann Moyce
Wward
Bishiay M. B. Techenilsen
Willan G. Fommter
Diehop Tyegidgon
Mie Ogdenuty
Mellelso
Valery
Masonic Notice Fragment From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR notice from a lodge page shows a Masonic reference at No. 13 with unclear date and wording. The legible bits mention a Wednesday event and an apparent request or desis tied to a meeting or ceremony. Details are obscured by garbled text.
Deaths and Funerals Listing Local Notables
John N Horspool, born 1886 in London, dies after long Ogden residency. survived by wife Milas Burdette and numerous children and grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Shivwend, officiated by Aish on Mt Richardson. Burial at City cemetery. arrangements by Patrickin & Sarr. Also notices for Gregg infant and Tashima death with services pending.
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Horspool
John N. Morspool
Iorapool
Ogten
London
England
John Amd
Ediza Bennett Horspool
Milas Slaw Burdette
Jane Whitehead
Settle Hneddon
Gheckells
Hattie Hall
Johnny Horopool
Elizabeth Laver
Prank
Charles Horaad
Mun Fotowine Ueathers
Ainters
Wea Surelves
Katie N. Nye
Eliga Movin
Sita
Martha Hellewell
George Wid Wit Horspool
Mfr
Church of Latter-Day Saints
Shivwend
Aish
Mt Richardson
Cowill Tigne
Gaudhy Fone
Anevoe
Aunt Oop
Winnesday
Taterment City
Atrkcin & Sarr
Farewell Event Planned for Jens Jacobsen
A local vigil and reception are planned for Jens Jacobsen, honoring his service with Tropghee Cubitornty. The committee invites attendees to attend the Lustinonial and share memories, with refreshments provided after the ceremony.
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Vens Jacobsen
Alvea
Jens Jacobsen
Peng
Yghaic
Employee Arrest Report Sparks Wisconsin Deputy Action
Islehamt Taneville, 27, an employee of a local firm, was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff MH. Blackburn. The suspect, from Raghtommih Street, was taken into custody during a welfare check related to a legal matter in Waukesau, Wisconsin.
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Islehamt
Commissioners To Be Guests of Physicians
Officials announce a civic event inviting commissioners to meet with physicians to discuss city health matters. J. Tiny Ward plans to consult doctors this afternoon about potential changes. Dr. Duyee oversees the program, which will be arranged for the commission.
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Weber
Ogees
J. Tiny Wari
NTL Sienghiens
Duyee Thas
Board Discusses Pay For Sheriff's Deputies
County commissioners consider salary increases for sheriff deputies. A committee from Vintsville reviews a petition seeking withdrawal of the drainage district. Proceedings touch on district dissolution and the potential impact on the sheriff’s department.
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Willy
Vintsville
Itleix
Eheyitt
Walks Twelve Miles To Set Sunday School Attendance Record
A Sunday school gathering of the Weber, North Weber, and surrounding stakes drew about 1,200 workers and representatives from Roxelder, Davis, Hyrum and Alpine. Apostle D O Kay presided as superintendent. The Weber area showed a near perfect 100 percent attendance across wards, with one walker covering twelve miles to attend. Leaders from General Board and General Authorities participated, including David O Meliny, Stephen Lautchanis, and George D Pynor among many others.
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Weber, Qaden
Weber
Weber Normal
Morelis
Roxelder
Davis
Hyrum
Alpine
Aley
Apostle D
aieKay
Tenenadanglic
Dukea
Weber Stoke
Roy
South Weber
Inlah
Eighth Thirteenth Ward
Eden Ward
Nor Ogden Ward
Pleasant View
Werd
Suiutny Sehool Convent
David O. Meliny Arnount
Stephen la. Utehanis
Frst
Aasseinot
Aiper
George D. Pynor
Tan Remy W. Richards
John M. Milla
George M. Cannon
Horneodh Cemnings
Jogiah Uurrewn
Whitin A. Morton
Kenry EH
Ralew
Harold G. Reynolds
Natian ‘P. Porter
Milton Menno
Charles FH. Ehari
Toaleph Ballantyne
J. Ley Fairvanks
J. IW. Walker
Adam 5. Dennion
Edward P. Kimball
Tracey X. Gannon
Society notes and announcements from Ogden area
Society items include a Brittanic aysochaion event at the Eagles Hall on Grant Avenue with eight o'clock start and child activities, Miss Josephine Wadlocis leaving for the Pacific coast, and a marriage announcement for Mable Lenore Dalton to T. Wurd Dunes with reception at the First Presbyterian Church and a Newhouse Hotel dinner, followed by a wedding train trip to Twin Falls.
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Rrittanig Association
Eagles' Hall
Grant Avenue
AJL
Piik
Avalin J. Johnson
Ogden
Rontron
Hanor
F. Joy
Sikvale
Twin Mafia
Thome
Mra. Jones
Mr. Jones
Second Day of Japanese Wrestling Tournament
The report describes the second day of a Japanese wrestling tournament lavishly decorated with symbolic motifs and oriental imagery. It notes large crowds, elaborate dragon decorations, gilded signage, and ornate retirement booths in a stylized Japanese theme.
Police Investigation To End This Week At Station
Commissioner J Kay Ward states the police investigation likely concludes this week. Over fifteen members of the force have been questioned regarding the disappearance of more than 48 quarts of liquor and the escape of Toy Workward.
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Po Lec
Puble Safety
J. Kay Ward
Eleee
Thrift Campaign To Be Observed In Ogden City
Ogden readies a thrift campaign with merchants and church groups directing efforts in Salt Lake and Ogden. Dr Elmer Goshen leads in Salt Lake with Migs Stewart to head Ogden drive while local merchants and Latter Day Saint officials back the effort. The aim is to promote thrift, pay cash for purchases and settle debts, with notices in newspapers and talks at churches and Sunday schools guiding residents toward prudent spending.
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Ogden
United
Salt Lake
Merchania
Ninderstoond
Het
Yepus
Fleet Congregational
Elmer I. Goshen
Migs Stewart
Ming Margaret Stewart
Ogden Merchants
Saluty
Clare
Ogden Boosters for Arrowhead Trail News Compile
Ogden and Arrowhead trail supporters recount a trip by C Slade Sr and family returning from California and Arizona. Delays stemmed from two minor junction issues, with travel from Ogden via Salt Lake City to Neptune and St George. The Slades visited their son and daughter in Long Beach and Gilbert Arizona before resuming letters and notes to Ogden.
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Ogden
Nepht
St .George
Wong Treach
Uy Slades
Mer
Taylor
Hay
Gilbert, Ariz
J.J. Stade
Penn
Lor Beach
Violator of Game Law Fined Fifty Dollars
Foan Svimag, 27, of Antali, was arrested for shooting quail. Deputy Game Warden W. T. Aniteram posted a $50 bond to ensure appearance in court. The local police contained the incident as a violation of game laws.
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Foan Svimag
Antali
Jay Sflerragn
W. T. Aniteram
Selis
Canes Romarraig
Market opening rally shocks New York trading floors
WORLDS MARKETS NEW YORK, Jan. 12. Stacks led a rally at the opening session after a sudden reversal that broke last week's final deals. Traders cited clearinghouse reserve deficits and uncertainties tied to another Supreme Court session. American Woolen edged ahead with gains in metals and equipment.
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New York
Howse
Supreme Court
Ameri [Rn Woolen
Slare
Chicago grain market faces mixed signals from hogs and weather
Prices in the corn market edged higher on weather favorable for movement while hog prices slipped, pressuring corn. The opening showed modest gains consistent with Friday’s close as oats weathered improved demand and provisions moved lower on grain futures.
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Sincago
Jo Varnes
United States
Pacwers
Custer's Last Fight Featured At The Cozy
A bustling cinema program presents Custer's Last Fight as a dramatic Western film complemented by a comedy and Smashing Barriers at the Cozy today and tomorrow. Coming Wednesday offers The Whip, touted as the greatest feature, in the venue lineup.
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Custer
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Hawa
Ogden Standard
Weber Wink
Will Bolk
Sanday
Arsaians
Idealls
B.J. Vineh
Finch Fms
Ben Francisco Ili
Utah
BUICK
B.S. Mlhekfey
Hinckley
State Industrial School
St. Garver
Toy Earth Department
One Tripp
Willams
Lee Ghonip
Nevada
A. Kasliuia
Union
Meelfle Velleaad
Gsward
Ki Clulm
Evaantol
Vachs
Vibe
Farhier
Mira
Arima Roi Oils
Marcellaycanith
Ag Ronan
Tlatta
Ate Fornay van Sullivan
Gemel
Eagles
Prosanea
Cambmeie
Bauys
Gregg
Naby Gregg
Willian
Sarah Oiaves Grese
Menta
Slaters
Tre Ponte
Tashima
Kichimari
Ahpinese
Soulg
Ala Oval Hospital
Pamimonia
Kirkendall
Elfvent, Ward
Mslona
Howard
Pacific
Josephine Uadlocis
Los Angeles
CMG League
Clyie Lugune
Alfron J. Matthewa
Silt Lake
Bertha Hishardse
San Francisco
Ray Palmer
Tirst Baptist Church
Alreet
Tom MIX
Fox
Ogden Theatre
Ogden Ity
United States Steel
Royal Dutch, Shelky Trainsport
Worthington Pump
Claré Co
Chicago
Cee Berg
Cee Berg Ben Oas
Bologna
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Filkher
Hesvic
SIM
Chicago Livestoce
Smiteth
Timothy
Omaha Livestock
Omatia
Nob
States Durem
Wright
Money Exchange
Mercanthe
Nemant
Ailers
Ligerty Bonds
Piiens
Liberty Bonds
Am Today Worth
Hest
Victory Ie
CALL
Ladny Nilyoncodk
Worlds Markets
Chicago Grain
Washington Avenue
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