New Waterworks Inazeeton Named Inspector Carl Peterson
The city council appointed Carl Peterson as waterworks inspector to succeed T. C. Merleth on the recommendation of Commissioner 31. L. Jones, superintendent of the waterworks department. The same issue notes various district court suits, marriages, and local notices, including ongoing legal actions and municipal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings of Coal Parker Coal Co. Cof
St. and
Pac
Thony
County Assesgor
J. J. Rolson
Neph Mathews
Fred G. Clark
David Ercles
Cloee
Ogden, Lacan and Jewiston
Amatramated Sugar Company
Burley
Spargo's
Ceata
Ate
City considers liquor and mendicancy ordinances amid board actions
City Attorney Holanteki presents an ordinance to prohibit intoxication in saloons with a 25 dollar fine, and a separate mendicancy curb proposal referred to the mayor. Other items include licenses granted, staffing changes, a 60 dollar yearly pesthance ground lease, bids for waterworks piping, and payrolls approved for 1916. Carnegie Library grant approved. various department claims and warrants planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Commissioners
EB. T. Holanteki
Victoria Cotet
Sire
Heney
W. T. Adams
Archie "T Corey
C.H. Marin
George Shorten
N. Fulton
Fle
Arrest Department
Waterworks Department
Carnegie Library Boant
Public Safety
Streets and Publil Pvn
Adaira Snd Finance
Boys Who Won the Big Shoot
Mosaic of names tells of a shooting match victory. Carl Smith George Cook Walter Browning Ernett Balch are listed among participants and achievers with others noted, reflecting a local contest result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frack
Body of Missionary to Arrive in Ogden Tomorrow
The remains of William Ivan Ward who died in Trenton Australia of typhoid fever on December 10, 1915, will arrive in Ogden tomorrow about 9 10 over the Oregon Short Line. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 at the North Ogden meeting house. Interment in North Ogden Cemetery. Ward served on a Mormon mission from January 30, 1914, arriving in Australia March 4, 1914. He is survived by his sister Mrs FE A Chatelain, a brother Raymond, and grandparents in North Ogden. Two elders accompanied the body home. Relatives will transport the body to the Larkin chapel then to Mrs Chatelain's home in North Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ivan Ward
Trenton
Australla
Ogden
Oregon
Australia
William Ward
FE. A. Chatelais
Raymond
North Ogden
Boty
Rewalne
Larkin
Mra. Chatelain
Flood Drives Qut Families in Bakersfield Suburb
Twenty families in the Amp Addition suburb were driven from their homes as the Kem river breached levees built a year ago by the city. The flood threatens nearby areas and endangers local protection efforts in Bakersfield California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Amp Addition
Ancien Lcrte
Pokerefield
Bennett-Later 2 Year Old Dennett Dies of Diphtheria
The 2 year old son of John J. and Florence N. Bennet died of diphtheria at his Syracuse home. Born April 22, 1994, he survived by his parents and two brothers Elton and Zenos. Private funeral services were held in Syracuse this morning with interment this afternoon.
Poultry Show Brightens Parry Building Exhibition
The Parry building at Twenty third Street and Washington Avenue hosts a large poultry show visited by many city and county enthusiasts. The event features A M Van der Viles fancy chickens rabbits and pheasants with rare breeds highlighted. Darred Pismacath Rocks display impresses as a premier exhibit, compared to top national shows. The show runs daily through the week with evening hours to accommodate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Building
Washington Avenue
A.M. van der Viles
W. W. Crown
Atte Association
San Francisco
Horses left without blankets court case notes
Peter Ronecher forfeited $5 after failing to appear on a charge related to cruelty to animals. Patrolman James Heaty arrested him yesterday for leaving a team of horses standing in the open air without protection. Judge Barker denounced the practice as inhumane and intolerable. F Wy Crane pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received a suspended sentence. Russell Thomas and others faced drunkenness charges but received suspended sentences since no disturbance occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ronecher
James Heaty
Barker
F. Wy. Crane
Russell Thomas
D.sandera
W. 5
Cobra
Skeen
Tete Mayo
Hartman Seeks Divorce From Emma Hartman
John Hartman files for divorce in district court citing separation and alleged neglect. He claims Emma Hartman spoke harshly and for days would avoid him, with dates referenced as September 13, 1916, and marriage on March 11, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartman
Emma Hartman
Trattman Han
Bin
Apeak
Serbs VII 8 To Be Called Serbs VII 8 To Be Called
New York dispatch reports the arrival of a large bullion and American securities shipment aboard the Tuscania. English Red Cross worker Sybil Eden said a call to join a free Serb army was imminent. Eden was at Belgrade during the retreat. London passengers recalled rumors of Zeppelins near the English coast, unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eden
Red Cross
Serbia
Senator Praises Huerta Referenced In Debate
In Washington on January 18 Senator Lippitt Republican read an editorial praising Huerta and criticizing President Wilson. Democrat Myers interrupted, saying it improper to attack the president in a public session. Senate leaders debated referral and immediate action on the resolution as calls grew to address Mexican policy and protection of Americans abroad.
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Washington
Mexico
Lippitt
Nepublican
Wilson
Huerta
Myers
Lone
Bystra Vore Vole
Senetor
Lewie
Horak
Senate
United States
Marshall Rutat
Ordor
Lewis
Severe Snowstorm Paralyses City Transportation
The city faced one of its worst snowstorms in years with heavy winds and subfreezing temperatures. Beach street cars were abandoned, drifts blocked sidewalks, and power lines struggled as crews worked to clear Twenty-first Street and key routes. a North Ogden line was halted after being buried in snow. Despite initial hopes, Osden Prestonne track remained closed as of noon, and service varied across routes with ongoing efforts to resume by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame Avenue
North Ogien
North Ogden
Osden-Prestonne
Stow
Gold Found in Home of Woman Who Died Suddenly
Counts Clerk Harry Hales appointed special administrator of the estate of Jane Watking deceased under bond of 500. Watking was found dead in her 1020 Twentyarcond street home Sunday night after neighbors alerted by a smell. She lived alone since her husband’s death and was known as eccentric, selling trinkets and pennies with a basket. $127 was found stored in a dresser along with many trinket boxes. further valuables may be revealed in a later sweep of the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hales
Jane Watking
Watklow
Sinee
Ogden
Wales
Ilo
Pleasant View Team Routed by North Ogden 73 to 10
North Ogden ward basketball team crushed Pleasant View by 73 to 10. Center Smith dominated with superior reach and speed, leading a one sided game as Bolch Berrett and Wickenlooper contributed on baskets and fouls.
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North Ogden Ward
Pleasant View
Acorn
North Ogden
Belcht
Smith
Wacup
Follane
Ith
Chamberlatckenlooper
W. Feight
Bolch
W. Berrett
Daniela
Tao
Berrett
Chamberlain
Mickenlooper
Wickenlopper
Dining Car Service To Run Amid Snow Chaos In West
Heavy snow across northern Idaho Oregon and California mountains delays trains and grounds dining car operations. Superintendent FP W Gentech directs dining car service between Ogden and Portland area. Rail lines report late arrivals and cancellations including East Lake routes. Local travel disruptions and weather-related turmoil continue with several trains four hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Montaraines
Oregon
Short Pine
FP. W. Gentech
Ogden
Sewing Club
Vocatetto
Botte
N. Fulton
Oregon Short Line
Dindoure
Southern Pacific
Lake
Moute
Amusements Tonight and Church Meetings Featured
Amusements include Orpheum program and several motion pictures at Gra Pa Alhambra and Rex theatres. Social Affairs highlight Lynne Ward Choir concert. Church meetings cover stake presidency and high council gatherings at the meeting house. Fraternal events listed with a May 1 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Er Aturhanda Witet
Gra Pa Alhambra—Motion Pictures
Ogtep—Motion Plctares
Oracle—Motion Pictipee Lsceura
Motion Pictynca
Rex—Muthing Plctures
lele—Motion Pictures
Ogden Publicity Bureau Annual Meeting Noted
The annual meeting of the Ogden publicity bureau of the Weber club is set for Thursday evening January 25. President Wood Wattle will preside and a program will include remarks by local men including Mayor A M Heyward. Directors for 1916 will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Wattle
Iromi
Bel
A.M. Heyward
Wrest
Damaged Oil Stack Threatens Salt Lake City Area
A large oil gas stack at a Southern Pacific hub near the focal South is damaged by an explosion. Chief George A Graves and Salt Lake division officials, summoned by Superintendent H L Hell, assess danger and plan to pull down the unstable section with a table fence, aiming to prevent further collapse and rebuild the affected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imtenae
Tra Pacific Power
George A. Graves
Ogden Ure Department
H. IL
Hell
Salt” Lake Division
Southern Pacific
Ankint
Devine
Thieves burglarize Bearers Grocery on Twenty-seventh Street
Thieves broke a rear window at 740 Twenty-seventh Street Bearers Grocery and stole butter cheese ham and confectioners. The break in was noticed by police, with Sergeants Mohrman Detective Grant Syphon and Guy Nelson conducting the inquiry based on footprints in the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avnra
Twenty-seventh Street
Pollen Department
O. I.mohrman
Grant
Syphon
Guy Nelson
Hipod
No Cause of Action In Rose Case
Last evening the jury in the personal injury case of Awhman Mose against the Oregon Short Line Company returned a verdict of no cause of action. The plaintiff sued for 5200 alleging injuries from a collision with the defendant’s passenger train on Twenty-flo street last June. The trial spanned from 3:20 to 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awhman Mose
Oregon Short Ling Company
Sud
Brution
Adefendant Company
Twenty-float Street
Ar. Rose
Community social gossip and club notices from January issue
The text outlines upcoming local club gatherings at residents homes including Spencer hosting the Five Wundeed club on Twenty-fifth Street and Mrs Annie Milne appearing before the Steatherbeds at Tinker area. It mentions a brief business meeting led by president Mrs Jean Simpson, musical interludes, and host Mrs Lotton with guests Miss Agnes Moyes and others. A special train for Leap Year events is noted, with arrangements by Mrs Ogden and Mr Richardson hosting a neighborhood clock gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatheruells
Annie Milne
Tinker Arenur
Baelnesa
Jean Simpson
Cohy
Mia
Agnea Moyes
Leapyear Cant club at home hosts sewing group and gatherings
At 2201 Grant Avenue ENTERTAIN CHI RUE CLUB hosts Misa Eva Merown and Miss Henrietta Meyer for a Saturday evening with needlework and musical numbers by Misa Jauron and Mrs Myrtle Thatcher Sooy. A three course luncheon followed with violet decor, lists of attendees include Ardell Rimwolos, Maria Farrell, Norma White, Miss Banford, and others. Also scheduled are U C T DANCE at Bris Wo GOW hall, a Lynne Ward concert, First Ward WL G T U meeting, a card party by Veteran Wiremen, Christan Church Aid Society, and a birthday party for Edna McGinnis with pink and white decorations and prizes.
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CHI Rue Club
Misa Eva Merown
Henrietta Meyer
Chi Tle Sewing Club
Mien Ardell Rimwolos
Adame Avenue
Misa Jauron
Myrtle Thatcher Sooy
Mea
Rhea Brown Catier
Amitax
Mixson Maria Farrell
Ardell Brown
Ing
Maris Banford
Matriet Kaneler
Maieline Lauzon
Norma White
Ida Acberg
Marjorie Minwoing
Mrart Howine Hearetty Meyer
Era Brown
Emer Sanford
Myrtle Thatcher
Sony
Frank K. Fhartlett
Rhea Brown-Carter
Noblé Grande Club Dances With Myre Isabel Tyree
Jakers attend an elaborate dancing party given by Mr and Mrs M S Browning and family. The Past Noble Grande club plans a social Thursday afternoon at Isabel Tyree's home on Twenty-first Street.
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Jakers
Nembeno
Mr. and Mes
M.S. Browning
Noblé Grande Club
Myre
Isabel Tyree
Flrat Alroet
Military drill at Odenbleh school begins Monday
An announcement by the faculty committee states a daily seven period military drill starts near Monday at Odenbleh School. William Jiitble is named captain of Company A, Milton Conway captain of Company II, and Les Tam ee captain of Company A. At present, compulsory drill is suspended for some students. only a portion of freshmen and sophomores are in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odenbleh
William Jiitble
Milton Conway
caMata
Les Tamee
Purchasing Agent A M Smith Resigns from Ogden District Office
A M Smith resigns as purchasing agent of the Ogden district forestry office and takes a new role as chief assistant to John Urowning Jr. The resigned agent moves to the Drowning Brothers Sporting Goods Company as general manager in the new appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. SL. Smith
Ogden District Forestry Office
Lax
John Urowning, Jr
Drowning
Bmthers Sporting Goods
Boxing Contests Postponed at Elm Athletic Club Opton
The Elm Athletic Club of Opton has received state clearance to stage boxing contests. Owing to delays in club opening plans, the Hickrey program of contests will be held Wednesday evening January 26. Rehearsed schedules show tomorrow night as the rescheduled date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Athletic Club of
Opton
Hickrey
New York Physician Dies on Train en Route
Dr. Frank J. Jaen ere, a New York physician from Evanston Wyoming, died aboard a train returning to New York from his home. He was 72 years old and succumbed to pneumonia before reaching the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vbleasa
Frank J. Jaenere
New York
Evanston
Weoming
Will Berg
Promontory Mines Seek Investors in New District
The Promontory Mining district invites investors to finance actual mining operations amid rising mineral prices. The project offers stock at 5 cents per share with a 3 day option to double purchase. Contact A Kennedy secretary at Utah National Bank building basement or call 617-1362 for details.
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Aveney
Oreen
Bin
Ineas
Utah National Bank
A. Kennedy
Aieay
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Carl Prone
Evora Investment Company
Gsteopathy
John Finley Morrison
Eccles
Robert C. Yurier
Florence J. Shaw
Kings of Good Coat
Hanson Bron
Wall Ave
Phooe
Lorebro B. Tadley
Margaret Hadyo
District Court
Utah
SL Li Jones Coal & Ice Co
Dee Hospital
Stre
Homer Shaw
Lee
California
Vie
Union Pacific System
City
Ornheam
WCTU
Hunt Methodiat
Nio Grande Officisis
A. E. Sweet
James Russell
F. R. Rockwell
J. F. Enright
Mouse Power
C. S. Thompson
J. J. Luke
Denver & Ra Grande Railroad
Genert
Weber Club
Standard
A. H. Ostig
P. F. Thompson
Missouri Pacific
W. A. Nendin
Burlington Froste
Haslet
Sternison
Thee Hospital
San Diego
Cat
Jen
Tla Juana
Lower California Jacket Club
Tla Uzaa
J. B Smith
Atreets
Coal Ogden Sewer
Totat
I Ogden
New Brigham Hotel
Depot
24Th
Wall
Theo
Gorie
Tobe
Slizzamo
Lynne Ward
Tontent
Ogden Publicity
BUEAL
Seager Grocery
Eo Clug
Spencer
Ste. Aled Mrsdirava Ogden
Tare Wichardson
The
Madamax" Tpathe
Madam X
Dorothy Donnelly
Henry W. Savage
Ogden Theatre
Leapyear Cant Club
Grant Avenue
United Commercial Travelers
Bris Wogow, Hall
Wand Amusement Hall
Opden
Kate Mirth
Velert Binnie
Etta Browning
Ela Aloren
Willsn Newton
Douglas Brian
Darle Dean
William Nahening
Mma
Julia Maddock
John and
Wilfan Blevens
Joseph Fe
C. TU
Mra
Webb
Urant
Avenue
Eoclal
Relerstmenia
Cmairtian Church Aid Society
Alt Forkty
Christan Church
Archibald
Monroe Avenue
A. W. McCiinnie
Wash- Region
Edna
Thomas Neal
Helen Neal
Katon Shaw
Wmetle
Rueats
Tha Mienes
Livien Storey
Margarets ‘Storey
Hielen Weal
Connie Shaw
Marlon Winhaltz
Sherman Hendershot
Thelma Gosling
Georgia Goa
Jean Dotersen
Katerine Key
Edna McGinnis
M Neal
Ftulon Shaw
Gerald Withaltz
Littin Fitna
Anil Usetul Pike
MrGin
Bol Vicka
Mime
Metnhe
Mise
Ruth Peterson
Jos. Burton
Wich
A.M. Smith
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