Absentee Soldier Vote Details Weaken Utah Roll Checks
The article discusses proposed measures for absentee soldiers to vote from home districts. It outlines a plan by the adjutant general to compile and verify lists of servicemen, the secretary of state to certify eligible voters, and governors to appoint commissioners to oversee ballots. It notes provisions for traveling or away from home soldiers and the expected impact on election turnout.
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Utah
Vastoga
Ballola
Voting Access Sparks Debate on Ballot Fraud Safeguards
The discussion centers on how open doors to ab sentee voting might invite ballot manipulation in large cities. Officials seek a balance between access and security to prevent fraud while ensuring voters can participate.
Forecasting veto of the prohibition bill
The Utah legislature pauses at the prohibition bill with a proposed prohibition commissioner and enforcement powers. Most reps oppose the extra officer, while Gov. Bam berger is expected to veto if the amendment stands, amid concerns over cost and enforcement. The piece notes distrust of press quotes about Governor Bamberger and warns of public backlash if a veto is delayed.
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Pollen Powey
Pataberger
Utah
Democracy
Bamberger
Noble
Balt Lake
Ogden Eyes 1919 American Poultry Convention
Ogden may host 1919 American Poultry Association convention as part of a broader campaign to attract 300 potential gatherings during the city exposition of 1419. EE Smith of Bountiful notes the national reach of the A P A and urges direct outreach to awaken interest, framing the move as a double boon for publicity and future bookings. The rail jubilee plan lists the association as a top convention target.
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Ogden
American Poultry Association
United States
Oaden
Smith
Bountiful
A. P. A.eiretes
Theng Convent
Ble
Fale
American Poultry Associaton
Anticruelty Society Event in Ogden at City Hall
This evening a meeting of the Anticruelty Society is set for City Hall in Ogden at an unspecified hour, inviting residents to attend. The notice offers limited details but indicates a formal gathering to discuss society aims and activities.
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Ogden
City Hall
Purpose of organizing an Anti Cruelty Society
Community leaders back a new Anti Cruelty Society to help the helpless and curb brutality. The group aims to protect animals and extend concern to mistreated children and vulnerable people, building a powerful local movement beginning in 2004.
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Bhees
Hot Tea Breaks A Cold Try This
An old advertisement claims Hamburg Dreast Tea, called Hamburger Urtist Thee in German, cures colds and grip by brewing a tablespoonful in boiling water and drinking a cup. It allegedly opens the pores relieves congestion loosens bowels and is inexpensive and entirely vegetable.
Probate matters in district court conclude several actions
District Judge Arthur E C Pratt yesterday disposed of estate matters including J W McDaniel letters of administration continued to January 23. Telhne Fife guardianship granted with bond of 100 dollars. J W Carter incompetent guardianship. private sale of personal property authorized. Blair v Preston Wale stricken. Ogden City v Telegraph Co submitted under milvise. Ogden City v Muliona demurrer argued and overruled. Conner v Smith motion for new trial granted. Larkin administrator vs Union Pacific demurrer continued to January 29. Also notice of Mary Pickford screening at Trees Art Craft with 10c and 20c seating and matinee prices.
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Arthur EC. Pratt
J. W. McDaniel
Telhne
Fife
J. W. Carter
Pontal Teelgraph! Company
Ogden City
J.B. Muliona
J. A. Conner
C.H. Smith
Luton W. Larkin
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Bountiful Man Praises Bryan at Weber Poultry Show
EE Smith of Bountiful, veteran APA judge, extols William Jennings Bryan during the Weber County Poultry Show. Smith touts Bryan’s farm near Lincoln, noting 250 acres at about $1000 per acre, and Bryan’s White Leghorn chickens. He lauds Bryan’s influence on neighbors and Bryan’s absence from Florida.
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Weber County
EE Smith
Bountiful
Linculs
Neb
Bryan
Fairview Farm
Yrvan
Smith
Dan
Shane
T. Se
Ptyte Ta Plorila
Drgan
Penetrating remedy claims to cure skin irritations
Fragmentary OCR describes a skin treatment promising relief from itch, pimples, eczema, ringworm and similar conditions. It advertises a cheap price and a supposed formula with minimal ingredients and quick effects, urging readers to buy and apply for relief.
Poultry Show Notes From Hyrum Sessions at Ogden Exhibit
Hyrum Sessions of Countiful attends the poultry show as a noted breeder of winglets and a poultry expert. Juden E Smith and Judge Browning issued a statement that breeders have disposed of an helv eutle with a plan for exclusive handling of finest thoroughbreds. The Ogden district expects remarkable poultry development over the next decade. Mrs Beastons displays superbreds as Judge Browning calls the exhibit the best yet with Teds and Leghorns praised in Utah.
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Hyrum
Bessions
Juden E
Smith
Browning
Ogden
Mrr. Beastons
Jodge
Jaceo
Utah
Fifteen Pitchers Ordered to Report for Spring Camp
New York dispatch says fifteen pitchers are ordered to report on February 26 at the New York American League club reunion camp in Macon Georgia. Manager Donovan aims to get pitchers in condition early due to tough preliminary games arranged with Brooklyn and the National League. Other players are to report on March 5.
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New York
Treunion
New York American League
Macon
Donovan
Crooklyn
Hastan Nationale
That Jar of Musterole on the Bathroom Shelf
A nostalgic home remedy scene recalls Musterole on the bathroom shelf used for quick relief from ailments in a family setting. The ad style promotes its mustard-based ointment for sore throats, bronchitis, rheumatism, neuralgia, and chest colds, with a claim it may prevent pneumonia in children.
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Susie
Johnny
Father
Granny
Notice of City Improvement Plans and Special Tax Levy
Ogden City Board of Commissioners intends to pave specified streets with asphalt layers, construct curbs and gutters, extend water and sewer lines to property lines, and perform grading and drainage work. A special tax levy will fund the abutting property owners within the described district, with costs including water connections estimated at 90.00 per connection and sewer costs noted.
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Board ‘of Commissioners
Ogden City
Utah
Board of Commissioners
Io Wits
Twenty-seventh Street
Jefferson 2Nd
Madison Avenues
Twenty Eighth
Wall
Adams Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Jefferson Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Jefferson and
Adama Avenue
Twenty Fourth
Late Land
Bend & Block
Lota
Ogden Ulty Burgey
Woolwansee
Mick
Woodmannes
Ogden
Ogden City Curbs and Gutters Project Protests Deadline
Notice of estimated costs for curb and gutter improvements on Jefferson Avenue between Twentyeighth and Thirtieth Streets and related work. Public protests must be filed with the City Recorder by February 5 1917. Board of Commissioners will hear objections at the February 6 1917 meeting.
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Connectinn
Jefferson Avenue
Twenty-elgbth
Thirtieth
Twentyeighth
City Recorder
Board of Commissaern
Ts Gret
Ogden City
Wish
Walter Richey
Cty Nreorder
Ogden Standard
South Ogden Survey
Ogden City Survey
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of
Uian
Notice of Intention for Jefferson Avenue Sewer Upgrade
The Hoard of Commissioners of Ogden City Vitale intends to create Jefferson Avenue sewer improvements from Twenty‑eighth to Twenty‑ninth Streets. It will install vitrified or concrete pipe with manholes and lateral connections, financed by a special tax on property within the described district, Lots 2 and 4, Block 4.
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Ogden City
Vitale
Jefferson Avenue
Einth Street
Englover
Wald Pired
Jevferano Avenue
Trentyriabth
Lota
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Kewn, Laa, Slboet & Curt Or & En
Cate
Bich
Ogden State Bank
Mary Pickford
Bountiful MA
WM. J. Bryan
Vercoat
Bueiller ¢ ‘Howers Co
Pees Weengee
Ee Ave
Utah Power & Light CO
Eccles
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