Ogden Area Irrigation Meeting and Local Notices
A scrambled 1930s Ogden page notes a church group irrigation meeting led by J Wy S Mitchell of Salt Lake and attorney Sh. M. Wigsor, with questions and objections on Weber County irrigation. It mentions rail and building trades figures, a call for old papers, a farewell to a Farley, and various county notices including licenses, marriages, and a note about fierce European tangle.
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Hooper
X. Reperte
Trinity
J. Wy S Mitchell
Salt Lake
UN Attorves
M. Wigsor
Enntimaes
Weber Senunty
Weber
Farm Bureau
W. Z. Thomas
Real Estate Transfers in Silsin and Nearby Areas
Fragmented notice lists transfers and property details including names and locations. The readable segments reference persons such as Magee and Melean and mention a Madison area context with paving and tax or deed references. Limited legible data prevents full reconstruction of all parties or precise parcels.
Retention of George Shorten Seed At Sounty
A Monday meeting of the county commissioners approved several items and bids. Emelia Silencer, housekeeper of the poor, received a $6.5 monthly increase. A bid for property purchase on Twentieth Street, across from the city cemetery, was set at $5,500. George Shorten, health inspector, was urged for a seat on the reorganized department board. The December city auditor report showed net cash balance of $71,137.53 and December disbursements of $37,502.10.
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Ulty Commissioners
Atrs
Eifia T
Wis
Galary
Lorin Wary Park
Raul
Griggs
Ig Deeib Frei
Cour
Fic
Auorne
Bar of County Commissioners
My. Bhorten
Ij. XN. Chiml
Netlon
Jearu
Aml Finanensesceereeeeee
Department of Public Sanity
Ceee
Dates Set For Utah Education Campaign
February 6 to 14 marks a statewide effort to improve public schools and practical living preparation in Utah. More than eighty speakers will travel from town to town, funding the campaign through voluntary subscriptions, with speakers including Mayor Krank Froese, Dr. E G Peterson of Utah State College, Harden Hamilton, and Gov. Widtpe of the University of Utah among others.
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Weber Chi
Utah
Omahlip
Ion
Roberts
George Mirdindall
Confiscated Liquor Moved to Federal Warehouses
New York reports motor convoys guarded by armed squads transported about 25 100 gallons of confiscated liquor to warehouses as authorities weigh post prohibition decisions. Liquor originated across the country and was diverted from Kentucky routes. Bilgeon keepers were given ten days to remove remaining illicit liquor as hearings continue.
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New York
Ateainstin
Eaposteia
Mquor Agrived
Tarenis
Kentucky
Hettiro
Legal Notice Summary for Defendants and Claims
Public legal notice cites alias samions and a defendent Lee siamese in a civil action. Names include Peters Wont CEG and other parties with dates and locations referenced, detailing demand and service steps for a case in a local court.
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Vital Tn
Lee
Bates Peter
Howe
Man bound for California loses bond stash in Ogden
An elderly traveler named Dedeell from Richmond Virginia, en route to Sacramento and other California stops, reported losing a wallet and a sack containing government bonds worth over sixteen thousand dollars at Ogden depot. Police and officials pursue the missing rooming-house where he stayed while authorities sort his story and belongings.
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Dedeell
Richmond
Sacramento
California
Ogden
Denver
Woolgrowers urged to do away with middleman
Secretar y S W McClure told delegates at the National Wool Growers convention in Salt Lake City that wool should be sold directly to manufacturers, bypassing brokers and commission merchants who act as middlemen. He warned the wool market is controlled by speculators and called direct sell ing the only workable solution. McClure will resign as secretary to enter private business with an allied Pendleton, Oregon firm, and F R Marshall will take over the bureau of animal husbandry sheep investigation duties.
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Wse
Wool Growers’ Convention
S. W. McClure
Salt Lake Toay
McClure
F. R. Marshall
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Atl Wael
Pendleton
Oregon
Mayahall
New Policy Cuts Duplication in Charitable Support
Reports from a welfare service office say a new exchange system reduces duplication among four or more charitable groups aiding families. The aim is to give the needy a chance to help themselves, not simply rely on welfare without effort.
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Ogden
Reduction of Living Costs Being Debated
A committee of the National Board Merchants association met in executive session to discuss lowering living costs. The group considered several proposals for the department of instruction to evaluate.
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Assis
Guiytige
Boia Merchants’ Association
World Shortage Remedy Efforts In War-Ravaged Trade
Sir George Foster acting premier and minister of trade and commerce faced a world shortage of supplies caused by the war. He declined certain measures while authorities sought to stabilize conditions, including workshop and transport controls, amid a broader government effort to address the crisis.
Weber Normal to Present Comic Opera in March
Weber Normal College will stage a comic opera titled A Nautical Knot featuring the glee clubs under Prof William Manplug. Tryouts are underway for principal parts as students from both boys and girls choirs prepare solos duets and quartets with twenty nine musical selections.
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William FH Manplug
Weber Normal Colinga
Orphium Theatre
Weber Normal College
Peof
Mans Ming
Glen Clas
Prof
Nichols
W. Rhys Herbert
Maude Elizabeth Inch
Card of Thanks from Gregg and Family
The Gregg family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness and support during a recent bereavement. Your thoughtful messages and help are greatly appreciated by WAL GREGG AND MILY.
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Deleribors
Ignedy Wal Gregg
Mily
The Broken Melody At Ogden Theatre
A romantic stage tale of L Stewart Grant and Hedda Dana tracing fate between Greenwich Village and Europe. The Broken Melody follows an artist and a soprano as fame, love, and travel test their bond, with Lucy Cotton and Carrine Darker in key roles.
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Ivaellon
Ogden
Europe
America
New York
Greenwich Village
Europa
Pio
Dulda Reigere
Wil Lam ¥. S. Earle
Lucy Cotton
Carrine Darker
We Wish to Thank Helpers After Illness and Death
The Hoover family thanks friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of our beloved mother and wife. Handingers at the Ninth Ward Church offered comfort we deeply appreciate. Grateful to the employees of the Golden Route Store and others who assisted.
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Sle
Ninth Ward
Alan
BR. O.oo
Divorced Couple Reunited by District Court Order
A divorce decree against Lesiiv dial fister was vacated by a district court order issued by Judge A. B. Pratt. The parties were permitted to resume marriage and voided as of the prior action, restoring their status as spouses.
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A. B. Pratt
Butterfly Emerges as Warm Weather Returns
In Ostley’s streets yesterday, a butterfly appeared at noon as pleasant sunshine and early April warmth returned after a harsh period. Observers noted the insect’s emergence parallels forecasted mild spell that may last several days, suggesting a seasonal shift in local activity.
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Ostley
Perord
Durer
Mies
Deaths and Funerals
The funeral for Joley Furthier will be held at Teataek Wort nestay after anew in the Seonud waved nertiangs Hones. Interment HE anity cemetery. NAISBETT. Funeral overpices fat Pronk BK, Walchett sell be arta Wea nesday al 2eorhiwk in the Fourth ward cheeting house. Interment Oyden ety cemetery.
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Hunter
Joley Furthier
Teataek Wort
Seonud
Browning
Itty Vian
Ie Hagdy Missy
Tarassevenit Street
Ogee Ey Lenies
Naisbett
Walchett
Arta Weanesday
Hishop
Myra Land
TS. Washinston Ave
Mie
Nis
Ovenines
Sorviers
Oyden Ety
Dancing Party at Mr Anda Banville Home
Last Saturday evening at the home of Mr Anda Banville Miss Esther Womack and Mr Banville hosted a genteel dancing party. Guests were greeted by white ferns and flowers with musicians Miss Myrtle Simison and Mr Banville on piano. Vocal duets by Miss Lowerty and Miss Womack delighted attendees including Myrtle Kanabison and J L Danville among others. A YWGA talk is planned by Mrs A H Cousins and Miss Sophia Runyon for the Episcopal Ladies Guild tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs George Trout at 2730.
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Anda Banville
Twenty Tun Street
Esther Womack
Dot
Banville
Lotos
Myrile Sinmison
Mr. Banville
Syd Mullerap
Ay J Taylor
Uff
Ty D. Spenser
L. Dixon
Salt Lake City
YW. G. A
A. H. Cousins
Sophelia Runyon
Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
YWGA
Phio
George Trout
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Fundraiser at Meridgan Hunt Store
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church plans a bake sale at Ye Meridgon Hunt store next Saturday, January 24, from 12 to 5. They will offer fine cakes and other lands for Hispasal.
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Christian Church Ladies* Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Christian Church
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
Treaty Conferees Near to Complete Break
Washington reports say Senate leaders in bipartisan treaty conference talks are nearing a suspension over disagreements on the foreign relations committee's reservation on voting in the League of Nations. Republicans and Democrats see little chance of an immediate break, but further effort to reach a compromise appears unlikely. Conference members hope to salvage a workable agreement before public debate resumes, with a few officials suggesting patience may be exhausted.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Sennvoy Tadze
Af Maszarhngelry
Laden
Senwtoy Hitchcock
Netraska
Law Ad Notice in New York Prompts Court Action
A legal notice outlines a ban and order involving the state of New York and parties including Bemmon and Osten. It announces a statement inviting enterprises to appear, with a date set for Saturday, the 25th, and mentions a hearing at a convenient location. The document reflects enforcement of an order and related procedural steps.
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Hennin
Ole Unio
New York
Osten
Poisoning Ground Squirrels Saves Crop in Oneida County
In Oneida County Idaho a cooperative poisoning drive saved crops worth $275,323 on 61,003 acres. Three squirrel species threatened dry farm crops. 505 farmers participated. The county purchased strychnine and other materials for bait and enforced the Idaho rodent control law to cover non resident landowners.
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Gentral Paint Taft
Central Point Unier
Farm Bureau
Haywood Surrenders in Chicago Court Room
The man known as Big Sir Haywood, long sought by federal and state authorities since the Red scare raids, turned himself in at Judge Palin's court. A photo shows him minutes after surrender.
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WM. Haywood
Chicago
Sir Haywood
Fifty Acre Tracts Offered for Former Soldiers
Washington sends word on a commission plan to reclaim land for veterans. Proposals seek bonds totaling about 259.5 million dollars to support the Western reclamation project involving multiple states and veterans’ aid. A 60 day land settlement window is noted, with broad support from western states including Idaho Utah Colorado Nebraska Texas Wyoming Montana Iowa New Mexico and Washington.
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Washington
Coe
Pby
Esme Thihn
Campbell
Arizona
Neep
Richard FB. Burgess
Fl Taso
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Nebrka
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Iowi
New Mexico
Unclear fragmentary report on community project and campaign notes
A fragmentary item describes a community project with readers distributing unclear Teepeiyo versions and mentions a state representative and local committee. It references suspect activity around a campaign and mentions Henry Ford in a vague, non-specific context.
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Putite
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