The Forest Service Exhibit and Western Vision Reflected
A long mixed piece extols educational forest exhibits for youth and lauds the Denver Rio Grande Red Book publication praising the West. It includes praise for “Western Land” poetry, editorials on local papers, and a humorous note about a misheard headline involving Mrs. Overlook, highlighting community tolerance and media accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
West
Rio Grande
Oxden
James P. Casey
Publicity Bureau
Winter Weather Hopes Amid Coal Shortage Forecasts
Fragmented report notes continued below average temperatures next week with a thaw possible in January. Observers discuss coal supply worries, rising fuel costs, and the potential shift to spring as nature hints at warming, while the community remains cautious about shortages.
Thawing Pipe Costs Raise Homeowners’ Tax Bill
The Standard questions if thawing services by electric workers are reasonably charged after several men freed a frozen pipe in a private home. Without details on hours or rates, the article notes costs appear high and urges homeowners to inquire before hiring.
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Tle
Lam
Exhibit on forest service wounds and lumber data in Ogden
The exhibit outlines prepared materials on wood products, regions where species grow, and principal uses. It includes charts, tables, and product data, with visuals on timber growth, deterioration, and North American forest regions. Transportation costs and loan terms are described for exhibition equipment and safety measures.
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Tur Focal Forest Service
Ogden
Com
Forest Service
Society Dancing Party Enjoyed at Weber Academy
The Parente' club of the Ninth ward Bundy school hosted a dancing party at the Weber Academy attended by about 150 people. Prof EW Nichols' orchestra provided music for 22 dances and Anna Williamson with Alonzo Wert gave a modern dance exhibition. The event was organized by the Parenta' clues entertain ment committee chaired by W A Koldewyn. Dinner and a card party followed at the L J Thomas home on Larrow Avenue with decorative centerpieces and a six course meal.
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Parente’ Clage
Ninth Ward
Bundy
Weber Academy
Wualé
EW. Nichols
Mas Anna Williamson
Alonzo Wert
Parenta’ Clues
W. A. Koldewyn
L. J. Thomas
Larrow Avenue
Hirs
Thomas
Kiltat Club
Arintic
Mesare
Carl Watson
George E. Greenwell
J. D. Olson
Phil, Brophy
L. D. Parley
L. J. Marry
Sunday Schools in City Wards Postponed Sessions
Regular Sunday schools in the Third Ward will resume tomorrow after a two week health related postponement. In the Seventh Ward the morning pension is postponed with further notice. Bishops of the wards announced the changes this morning. A gold medal was given to Ditini Suzuki, president of the Taborers' Friendly Society of Japan. The recent International Moral Seamen's Union of America meeting was held in New York. California Supreme Court ruled that it is not a violation of the law to list an employee charted by an Army to pollet trade from mariner customers for a competing Ste.
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Ditini Suzuki
The
Taborers' Friendly Society of Japan
Interna. Moral Seamen's Union of America
New York
Supreme Court of California
Mariner Eustonete
Ste
First Under New U P Plan Insurance Claim Noted
The Union Pacific Railroad announces an insurance plan effective January 1 1917 with a one month extra pay allowance for families of employees. The case of W J Dick inson a Denver carrier who died January 4 1917 is cited to illustrate benefits. Equitable Life in Denver will arrange prompt death benefits and settlement assistance. The Muntoe statement confirms immediate action. The Munitions program for Ireland will utilize every available building nationwide.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
W. J. Dutkinrat
Caployn
Sunver
Caue
W. I. Chevers
J. A. Munirre
Union Paddle Railroad Company
W. J. Dickinson
Denver
Bis
Union Pacific Railroad
Ite Piag
Equitade Life Insurance Society
New York
A. Muntoe
New High School Adds Three Teachers for Semester
Under school board authority three new high school teachers will be employed for the second semester starting January 22. One replaces Coach Raymond Shirey. others join English and Spanish departments. Miss Florence Baird resigns. Miss Josephine Seaman gains leave to accompany her father to Washington City for Utah's electoral vote. A financial report covers six months ending December 31.
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J. BE. Beeson
Hisn Adout
Teckon
Raymond Shirey
George F. Roach
Beant
Florence Baird
Measra
Williams
Mich
Josephine Seaman
Washington City
Utah
Misa Viola M. Clancy
Board J
Snanda
Irport
Orden City
Kensington Tea and Club Meetings Near Thursday
The item lists several social gatherings in Kensington and nearby areas. Mrs Sidney Joboron hosts a Kensington tea. Mrs Fred Herrington hosts the Notre News club. Mrs Heber Scowcroft hosts a sewing group. The Kiltat club met at Mrs L O Farley’s Madison Avenue home for a social sewing session with a luncheon. A musical program is planned by the Women’s Telegraph Corps for February 28 and March 1 at the Methodist church, featuring Karrel Hav, Paul Parks, and Malvina Ehrlich. Years ago notes recall a Mizpah Club event hosted by Mrs Mary Oden with multiple attendees and a plan for a ten-meeting series ending in a dance at the Hermitage.
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Logan Post
Orden
Karrel
Parke
National Society For Droader Education
Misa Ahrlich Fe
America
Mizpam Club
Mary Oden
Wienah Ses
Twentythirg Street
Delichttal
Meta
Huth Walte
Eilzabeth Blair
Jessie Whitmore
Gladys Judlong
Artten Bieveag
Lucile Wilcox
Vetta Moore
Violet Anderson
Mestre
Hubert
Ogden City public works bid invites for sewer project
Ogden City offices announce a public improvement project for a relief sewer on Twenty third Street between Washington and Grant avenues. Bids will be opened January 7, 1917, at ten o'clock a.m. by the Board of Commissioners after plans and specifications are viewed at the City Engineer's office. The city reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Ogden
Washinainn
Board of Commissions
Conmin Vionetn
Ogden City
Devrauber
Walter Richey
Cay
Ogden Standard
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Te Light
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Ministry of Munition
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Kensington
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Fairview Apartments
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Sewing Club
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Yostran
Mest Werdnnesday
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Raller
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A.R. McIntyre Drug Company
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Colgate's
Candy
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Wales
Omicera
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