Random references and notices from a year newspaper page
A collage of brief items lists prices, court actions, a divorce settlement, factory closures, and local notices. Daisy Root v EF Kratz yields a $26075 judgment for the plaintiff. A divorce decree grants custody to the plaintiff and sets $10 monthly alimony plus fees. Ogden factory closings announced, beet processing to brown sugar in three months. Various local ads and society notes mention paper costs, coal, legal notices, and a poultry show January 17 to 22.
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Korak Films
McIntyre
Daisy Root
EF. Kratz
Parker Coal Co. Tor
Pac
Huby Opal Witt
Owen Davis Witt
Incana
District Court
Asues & Deeres
Aball
Ti la
Costa
George D. Kilbourn
Reno
Nev
Nevada State Journal
Ogden
Denver
J. Alden Lea
Center
Rio Grande
Kansas City
Ogden Home Uilders Company
Cavtle Beeley
Fred Frooter
A. ©. Aldous
W. T. Day
Rawsot Bros
Wall Ave
Spargo'e
Arate
Weber County News and Local Notices Summary
Moore company leadership includes Moore president T. J. Griffin vice president I A Norris secretary treasurer Frank Smith and C C Cook as directors. The club vacated the armory at Twenty fourth Street and set up a gymnasium. Naval coal sold and guaranteed by M L Jones Coal & Co. W L Norton returns from Monument ranch where he evaluated rabbit hunting prospects and doubts success. Weber County officers plan a trip to Logan for a dairy round up with a special car on the electric line. Joseph Kruden, Saline merchant, visited the city trends and meeting trends. Ogden State Bank officers election report corrected. complete directorate listed with HM C Aigelow J M Brownlee J N Boarse F L Van Meter G L Becker D A Parmley J K Spiers J M Rowe A P Bleelow.
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Nortonasaya
Logan
Weber County
Tureau
Saline
Joseph Krudenn
Ogden State Bank
C. Aigelow
J. Mf. Brownleg
J. N. Boar
F. L. van Meter
G. L. Becker
D. A. Parmley
J. K. Spiers
J. M. Rowe
A. P. Bleelow
Broom Hotel Alley May Close to Traffic
Utah Supreme Court affirms district ruling allowing closure of the alley from Twenty-fifth Street through the Broom hotel to the rear premises. The case centers on a 1880s deed granting a right of way that courts say ends once the alley ceases to be used as a passage. The Meese Howells company and others claimed perpetual access. the defense prevailed.
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Supreme Court of Utah
Charles W. Morse
District Court
Weber County
Meese Howell Companys
Plaintiti Ve
Sarah J. Brown
George F. Town
Elliott Brown
Twenty-fifth Street
Broom Hotel
Reese Howell
Jake Brown
Alka
District
Supreme Courts
Uber
Three Wonders Shine On Hip Podrome Tonight
Police raid hits a large gambling house at 2444 Jin Cols Avenue. Capt. Tob ert Turk leads a ration squad that arrests twelve Japanese and Chinese patrons red handed. About $400 in cash and gaming paraphernalia seized. proprietor Yun Teland posted bail.
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Tobert Turk
Jin. Cols Avenue
Yo Cet Wow
Wan Telenand
Utah Canners Meet and Listen to an Address
The annual convention of the Utah Canners association opened at 10 a.m. in Ogden with roll call showing 24 of 32 canneries represented. Mayor Heywood welcomed the group and President Pierce urged cooperation to market Utah canned goods, praising railroads and urging unity. speakers from railroads, agriculture, and state officials addressed attendees, with an afternoon program and a theatre party planned for the evening at the Orpheum.
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Utah Poultrymen’s Association
Abe Parry Bullring
Twenty-third Street
Washington Avenue
Wi. J. Arameel
Utah Canners' Association
Moree
Utah
Ogden
Heywood
H. L. Herrington
Pierce
Atute
National
Utah Camera’ Association
Steels
Edagt Ty
Camera
Wiah Haa
Union
Canalog
Frank Fouts
Denver
Granda
Me Moute
Grah
Amusements and Social Affairs Listings and Obituary
Amusements include Vantares and Mippodrome vaudeville showtimes and several motion picture venues. Social affairs note a monthly prayer meeting at Methodists church and Woodmen of the World fraternal gathering. The obituary describes a North Ogden resident, survived by eight children, a long-serving spouse, and many descendants, with funeral plans to be announced.
Sudden Death of Pioneer Woman of North Ogden
Ellen Anderson Holmes, a North Ogden pioneer, died alone at home after an emotional parting with her son Henry before his departure for Canada. Born in Glasgow in 1828, she emigrated with her family aboard the Zetland in 1849, arrived in Salt Lake City in 1853, and later moved to North Ogden. She married Henry Wolmes in 1868 and left a large family. Her body was taken to Larkin’s Undertaking Parlor for arrangements.
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North Ogden
Ellen Anderson Holmes
Henry
Canada
Bue
Milton
Larkins’ Unier
William Anderson
Elizabeth Gourley
Glasgow
Scotland
Zetland
Liverpool
Hawkins
New Orleans
St. Louie and
Teter
Pins
Salt Lake City
Windia
Lydia Kateht
Church Farm
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Henry Wolmes
East Tako City
North Orden
Commissioners Oppose Utah State Chamber Plan
Chairman W. C. Hunter and Commissioner Moron Bkeen of Weber county oppose a state chamber of commerce with permanent Salt Lake exhibits. Governor Gary favors a capital chamber to showcase Utah products. Some support a rotating exhibit plan, but local leaders resist concentrating in Salt Lake City.
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W. C. Hunter
Moron Bkeen
Weber County Board of Commissioners
Salt Lake
Bkeen
Gary
Chamber of Commerce
Utah
Sheen
Bee
Chamcter of Commerce
Orden
Hunter
W. G. Child
Juvenile Court Officials Address Local Trouble
Judge Variety Gunnell visited Gayton and Keyo pile to handle juvenile matters assisted by probation officer John Walsh. He noted Davis county has many lively boys who disturb others and keep people awake.
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Gunnell
Gayton
John Walsh
Keyopile
Guanel
Davis County
Walter Wilson resigns sergeant post at Ogden Savings Bank move
Walter Wilson announced his resignation from the police force this morning to accept a position with Ogden Savings Bank, citing better opportunities and pay. He thanks Chief T Bet Browning for fair treatment and notes years of service as desk sergeant and bookkeeper. successor to be appointed at the Monday meeting as the resignation takes effect.
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Walter Wilson
Eltyiy
Wilson
Ogden Savings Bank
T. Bet Browning
Deak Sargeant
Hay
Fe Haa Sera
Deak
Thay
Algut
Trial over injury case cites odd medical claims
In a district court division trial, Ashmnan Tose sues the Oregon Short Line Co. et al. over a 1913 railroad collision, seeking damages of 5209. The plaintiff claims internal injuries and worsened conditions while the defendant witnesses speak of a heart on the right side and other medical abnormalities. A small boy rode nearby and escaped injury as horses ran off.
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J. A. Howell
Ashmnan Tose
Oresgon Short Line Company
Et Alle
M. J. Mobb
Frank G. Hella Iy
Mose
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the Ogden
Julia Dean
Howard Hickman
Thelma Salter
Knickerbocker Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
Hitchcock
India
Sant Rold Hat
24Th Street
Editoria
Neve
Society
Phang Na Por
Provo
Jen
Proto Forest
Ie Fo
The
Forest Service
Fourth Ward
Athlatic Club
Elie Athlene Club
Hippodrome
Spry
John Wt. Jenes
Bates
Marne
Himsell
Power Co
Barnes
Piercv
Lste
Goon
Cannrne
E. H. Temple
American Can Company
Chicago
Association
Pot Betas
Weber Club
H. J. Werrington
Ade Drerees
G. T
Pa Dsoa Agricultural College
Hon. C.bergs Hewatital
Dinham, Baltty
He Sueste
American Can Company of
Orpheun
Tantormw
Addrews
Maurice Grothon
Wyroming
Jnc
K. White
Idaho
MM. Olen
Stetall
Merchants’ Association
Temple
Americsa Cap Company
Oracle
Lyceum
Woodmen of World
Hove
Henry J
Mary
William IL
Ogden Valley
Elizareth
Margaret
Lamont
Hiber
Kannesville
Dert
B. Ogden
Ae Manufac
Seager-Williams CO
Washington Ave
Dort Motor Car
Tully
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