Doctor's Wife in Deering Divorce Case
Isabel Inge titers, formerly Miss Rosabel Scowcroft, filed divorce against Dr. Paul Tagebretsen in district court alleging failure to provide. She married July 15, 1911, has one child and seeks custody, costs, attorney fees, and relief. Default entered in two other divorce actions. distinct cases continued for term.
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Isabel Ingetiters
Rosabel Scowcroft
Willard Scowcroft
Paul Tagebretsen
Shy
Ingebreteen Alen
Clara Jones
W. H. Jones
Jennie Watson
Aranist
Frank H. Watson
Dettres
Ross Staples
Nerbert A. Staples
If you can't attend church Sunday morning do the next best
The note advises catching the Sunday evening service as the next best option for spiritual engagement when Sunday morning attendance is unavailable.
Ice Pond Work Seen With 45 Men On Task
Manager Samuel Thomas of Ox dtn Ice company leads 45 workers cutting ice on the river. They expect to store about 7000 tons in the nearby ice house, with ice about 11 inches thick and clear as crystal. A today’s storm slows progress but crews keep removing snow. roughly 2000 tons are cut and stored daily.
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Samuel Thomas
Oxdtn Ice Company
Oden
Thomas
Drugstore pitch touts Rexall Orders as safe laxative
A local druggist promotes Rexall Orders as a safe gentle inexpensive laxative for home use. He claims it is the best family laxative in convenient candy tablet form appealing to men, women and children and notes exclusive selling rights and a 10 cent price.
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Rexall
Governor Spry Addresses Utah Canners Association Meeting
Governor William Spry spoke at the Utah Canners Association convention urging conservative growth, home buying, and broader public education of Utah made foods. He emphasized cooperation, Ogden’s role in industry, and requested joint trade committees to discuss policy amid land and federal rule changes.
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Spry
Utah
Ogden
Joel J. Harris
Restall Merchants’ Association of Ogden
Carter
National Frocers Association
Y. A. Anderson
Morgan
Hargis
J. A. Anderson
W van Craig
J. G. M. Barnes
Kaysville
KE. H. Tample
Salon Menager
Tan American Can Company
I. Te Hagan
Porter
Utah Agriculural College
Glee Club at the Congregational Church
The Grinnell College Glee Club, renowned for two decades of concert tours coast to coast, performs at First Congregational Church tomorrow night. The program features Works by Hullard Schitting Moss, a Southland selection, and a finale medley with the Glee Club and quartet. Billy Sunday never faced a stronger competition for large audiences than this warning.
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First Congregational Church
Gripnell College Glee Club
United States
Glee Club
Grinnell College
Chicago
Pacific
Congregational Church
Billy Sunday
Great depth of snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains delays trains
Heavy snows across the Intermountain region slowed rail traffic into Ogden with trains, except for Denver & Rio Grande, delayed by two to three hours. Improvements over yesterday were noted as Nebraskan and Sierra Nevada snowfalls disrupted Union Pacific and Southern Pacific divisions, with up to eighteen feet of snow reported in the Sierras.
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Intermountain
Ogden
Denver & Rio Grande
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Nebraska
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Becramento
Sierras
Pullman
Ogden Thle
Enow
The Warning at Alhambra Sunday
A tense event titled The Warning draws crowds at Alhambra on Sunday. Organizers promise a cautionary message amid anxious attendees as speakers address safety and community concerns.
Day in Congress Kilia reform and national guard debate
Washington January 14 Senate introduces moves to reorganize and bolster the national guard while Senator Works Republican proposes an armed intervention in Mexico. Navy and military affairs committee continues hearings and Ways and Means reviews measures to protect American manufacturers amid debate over debt policy.
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Washington
Senate
Cumming
Works
Mexico
Navy and Millitary Affairs Committee
American Soldier Held by British in Caribbean Return Granted
New York dispatch reports Albert Clark, private in the Fifth United Brigade Infantry, was removed from Santa Marta by neutrality officers after a scuffle. He died briefly but was allowed to return to his home in New York.
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New York
Albert Clark
Fifth United Brated Infantry
Santa Marta
Jamaica
Ho 'Alip
Caught Appointments Rumored In City Dog Tax Plan
Mayor states next week a dog tax collector will be appointed under civil service rules to enforce dog-keeping ordinances in the city. The choice was described as pending with trials on commission, amid a background involving state directives and the governor’s enforcement stance.
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William Spey
A. Br.ffeyworms
Alleged Theft of Coal Case Heard in Municipal Court
Charles Miller was tried this morning in the municipal court for alleged theft of a quantity of coal at the Williams Coal yard on Twenty first street. The case was taken under advisement. Miller was arrested near the coal yard by detectives Grant Syphers, Thomas McGowan, James Murray, and John Dee. Four other defendants pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were ordered to serve five days in jail based on prior conduct.
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Charles Miller
Williams Coal Yard
Twenty First Street
Lila
Grant Syphers
Thomas McGowan
James Murray
John Dee
Wens
Flood warnings issued for White River bottoms threat
Little Rock Arkansas January 14 warnings warn of the most dangerous flood in White River bottoms history. The U S Weather Bureau predicts stages at Batesville 24 feet Newport 28 Georgetown 26 and Clarendon 30 feet by January 24. Levees destroyed in August remain unrepaired raising danger in the floodplain.
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Little Rock
Ark
White River
United States Weather Bureau
Batesville
Newport
Georgetown
Clarendon
Floot Elage
New Blood Food Undergoing Examination in U S Mail
Washington reports that agriculture chemists studied new foods made from animal bone and blood developed since the war. A German inventor in Cologne allegedly created Norlvan, a blood-based food, while the German trade ministry probes the nourishment claims. A U S consul shipped samples to the United States. The Hippodrome inquiry is also noted.
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Washington
Department
Agriculture Chemiate
Cologne
Norlvan
Ministry of Trade and Industry
United States
Germany
Real Estate Transfers In Ogden area records show several property transfers
Real estate transfers filed in county records include James M Trown and wife to Ogden City transferring part of Booth Ogden Survey for one dollar. Laura Shirk and husband to Atos Whittemore covering parts of Tot 1 and 4 in Ogden survey for five thousand fifty dollars. C R Mollingeworth and wife to A L Hecker in southeast quarter of section 17 township 6 north range 1 east Salt Lake meridian for one dollar. William Tartlett to John and Joseph Tartlett transferring part of northwest quarter of section 3 township 6 north.
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James M. Trown
Ogden City
Booth Ogien Suitvey
Laura Shirk
Atos Whittemore
Ogden Survey
Conalderatan
C. Rf. Mollingeworth
A. L. Hecker
Notice limits liability for Hebets contracts after date
A fragment states that Notice 1 will not be responsible for any Hebets contracted by the wife after January 12, 1916. Signed GEO.
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GEO
Body of Huerta Lying In State In El Paso
In El Paso Texas January 14 the body of Victor Jano Huerta former Mexican leader lies in state at the Huerta home guarded by former military and civil officers the exiles crowd the scene as the body rests after last night’s death from river rebensis.
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Paso
Texas
Huerta
Mexica
Ficarrai Victor Jano Huerta
Local Funeral Planned After Death in Mexico Trip
Observers gathered as a guard stood before the residence awaiting the body. The family plans to move the body to Mexico City for funeral rites once tranquility is ensured in Mexico, after which interment will take place.
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Mexico
Mexico City
The Warning At Alhambra Sunday Draws Standing Room
A visiting minister preaching in a mall town near a noted race meeting denounces segregation and aristocracy. The preacher says he unintentionally struck a sensitive spot, while a local alderman calmly notes his own church’s habit of home meetings and the crowd responds to the sermon.
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Alhambra
Chiladelphia Ledger
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WM. Spry
A. R. Heywood
Weber Club
J. S. Carver
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Xiring
Ruger
Esse Hullard
Gatussi
Meners
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Castilla
Balledee
Byal
Welch
Senge
Southland
Time Kiln Club
Dat Watermilyon
Tren Andie Carp
Moellendorstea Club
Gl Glee Club
Ant Elub
Congress
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R. & O. Quality Shop
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Washington and
Hudson
Twenty-Fifth Street
White River Bottoms
A.B. McIntyre Drug CO
Penslar Drug Store
Fait
Miss Daisy Rolapp
U. of U. Dramatic Club
Salt Lake Meridian
Ponaldsoan
Laie Exe President's Party
Weste
Schade Grocery & Neat Market
Wash. Ave
25Th St
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