Local notices and bids from the First Ward hall and county offices
Random references show a patchwork of notices and events including a big Modday dance at First Ward hall, military enlistment notes, convention dates, recruiting drives, divorce filings, and police activity. The jumble mentions Henry Welsh, Groree D. Irenmott, and Sid ney L. Smith among others, with scattered references to Utah and Salt Lake institutions and local business ads.
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First Ward Hall
Huge gun theft reported at Browning Brothers Co store
Police report a midnight raid on Hutson avenue store owned by Browning Brothers Co. thieves gained entry through a north elevator shaft and escaped by automobile, stealing about twenty automatic pistols and revolvers, fifteen rifles, and ten shotguns. Foul play and exact numbers remain uncertain due to large stock. More than two men suspected. similar robberies noted in Denver Salt Lake and other cities.
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Browning Brothers CO
Drowning Brothers
Hutson Avenue
Fr Aight
Joseph KE. Olsen
Calbery
Hatanes
Eolevator
Denver
Salt Tike
Bogar
My. Ols Y
Leaders in the Scout Movement Guests at Weber Club
Joy Beowts of Ogden hosted Tanin W. Thirelay and James Wildes at a May event for New York Scouts. Weber club luncheon featured Scout Executive G. A. Goates as speaker, with Rev. J. Edward Carver as toastmaster. Program included songs, prayers, color pledge, flag ceremony, and multiple addresses by Scout leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Beowts
Ogden
Tanin W. Thirelay
Wepantient of Education
Tames
Hm. Wildes
New York
Tothtarn
James Wout
Weber Club
America
Ue Assembly Usi
Ass Ghidys
War Burns Treated Here With Noted Success
The article reports on Amborine burn treatment used at Ogden for facial and arm burns from an explosion. It describes paraffin layering with cotton and Amborine application to seal wounds, noting its wartime use and believed effectiveness for severe burns and those from cauldrons or flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Kottad
Henry Shultz
Ty Sandfarad
Agurtoan
Threatened Strike Averted At Gas Plant
A threatened strike at the gas plant was averted. Manager Merrill announced the plant would remain open shop and that while company officers would listen to any appeals from individuals they would not confer with union representatives.
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Afanager
Merrill
Steere Setateu
Alhambra Contracts for Screen Successes
Manager J. Bi Sitimer of the Alhambra theatre returned to Ogden yesterday with plans for some of the greatest screen successes. The report highlights strong Los Angeles radios and leading theatres as part of the industry push after a pow wow.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
J. Bi
Sitimer
Allambea Theatre
Ogden
Deaths and Funerals In Ogden And West Weber
Daniel Murrat Kelliner son of Daniel and Mrs Kelliner died yesterday at home 2572 Quincy Avenue Ogden. Jacob Jr Gilson farmer of West Weber died yesterday afternoon from kidney condition. Olivia Stevenson funeral held at Masovic temple with Queen Esther rites. interment Ogden city cemetery. Kent baby showing at local theaters as part of star booking. films including Everywoman Copper Head also contracted for local screenings.
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Kelliner
Daniel Murrat Kokher
Mfr
Daniel Kelliher
Gilson
Jacob Jr
West Weber
Kidnes
Stevenson
Oliva Stevenson
Masovic Temple
John Edward Goover
Stevenf Gnag
Bitar
Ogden City
Mary Wickford
Kent
Leon Kent
Iyaniin
Jevae J. Kentster
Dee Hospital
Fas
Dollar Films
Bootleggers Face Uncle Sam And Local Police
Bootleggers in Vaden and Webertainty confront dual enforcement as midnight marks federal prohibition reassertion. Utah attorney Muthon Thomes takes oath as director of prohibition in Utah and pledges cooperation with local peace officers, warning federal action if bootleggers evade state efforts.
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Uncle Sam
Vaden
Webertainty
Sam
Penes
United Biatra
Muthon Hah Thomes
Utah
Thomas Vayant
Eilien
Utah Canners Report Growth at Tenth Annual Convention
Ogden delegates lead the Utah Canners Association opening its tenth annual convention at the Kdlel Utah. Acting Governor Nfarden delivered the greeting. President Rodman reported rising popularity of Utah products due to cooperation, noting 22 firms, 36 factories, 10,400 acres, and $907,000 spent on products with a total annual pack of 1,305,804 cases.
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Ogden
Utah Canners’ Association
Norking
Kdlel
Utah
Covernor Nfarden
Bennion
Rodman
Rodman Pall
Nichard Stringham
Stnte
M. P. Brown
Weber County
Iblusioner Cin
Weber
Will G. Farrel
Harris
George RB
G. Leonard
HA. Baker
M. G. Barnes
General Tershing
Utah Canners
National, Wool Growers’ Association
Ogden Chinamen Protest Salt Lake Police Brutality
A letter from Ogden residents denounces two Salt Lake City officers for assaulting and threatening Chinamen on a sidewalk near 3465 Giant Avenue. The writers condemn the brutality, demand humane police conduct, and praise local Chinese residents for their wartime service and loyalty to America.
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Wadnerday Nists
Thomax
Sell Take City
United
Aton
Engtonya
Chang
Ayenuo
Gions
Offuya
Thomas
Gaden
Rolisamen
Salt Take City
Wwe Miler
D. TL
Clayton
Tne
Ogden
Salt Lake
Ogdva
America
Ta Baeutten
Pepea
Salt Lake City
W. Lucky
Wong Jim Tom Sing
CMLN
Lak
W.H. Lung
Uniform Fund Grows for Girls Band Ball
Uniform fund grows as the girls band plans a February ball to raise money. An, unverified list shows donations from Cleorgs Foley, Roy artwright, Arms Cafe, Richardsort & Thin, National Cook company and others totaling 93 dollars. A dance at Tierthapa is mentioned with no definite arrangements yet.
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Dave
Tierthapa
Vnter
Tilsing
Cleorgs Foley
Roy Artwright
Arms Cafe
Wal Drug
Uarlean-Treseder
Richardsort & Thin
Gien-Roberts Music Co
Walle Onhoe Mlore
Sparzo Olick Star
Lewis Dewelry
Stirs. Cats
Weller Cloak and Suis Co
National Cook Corpany
Fragmented Classified Fragments Mention Unclear Items
A damaged OCR snippet lists scattered terms including table items, shells, chairs, a phone number, names like Clyde Bram and Cit Mra, and stray phrases. The readable parts are disjoint with no coherent event or clear actors to summarize into a full item.
Sen Smoot Declared Unjust By Federal Employes Union
The Federal Employes Union charges Senator Smoot with unjust treatment of civil service workers and calls for fair wages. Resolutions, forwarded via F A Tir, deny strikes against the government and affirm the union's affiliations while promising action on salary reclassification and related criticisms.
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Sen Smoot
Federal Employes' Union
Blair
American Federation of Labor
United States
F. A. Tir
Salt Lake
Congress
Sena
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We extend sincere thanks for kind news and assistance during illness and death of our beloved mother. Grateful for the many beautiful moral offerings. Signed TD. M. Stevens and family.
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TD. M. Stevens
Standard editor vows 4 pretty bride joins sports ranks
The Standard editor announces marriage to Miss Grace A Freeman daughter of McN Orr of Wramwing. Alpert Fy Warden, a reporter and sports writer for the afternoon paper, assumes new duties and responsibilities as he joins married life.
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Alpert Fy Warden
Miss Grace A Freeman
Orr
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