Ogden School To Close On Washington Birthday
The Ogden school system plans a February 4 start for the first term and ends on February 1. The board of education will hold classes on February 22, Washington's Birthday. Residents outside Ogden City sign petitions asking to allow their children to attend Ogden schools without tuition. Nonresident students in county schools pay tuition. city boards cover costs when students transfer, with no state apportionment.
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Ogden
Publig Kehualy
Beabl
Jobson
Board of Education
Washington
Orden City
Enim
Sail with May Allison and Harold Lockwood on The River of Romance
Popular demand brings back the film The River of Romance featuring May Allison and Harold Lockwood. Shown Thursday in New Utah with return engagements and bright reviews promising romantic adventure.
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May Allison
Harold Lockwood
New Utah
Harald Lockwood
Information Bureau Organized in Ogden Aid Network
The Helping Hand Information Bureau organized in Ogden to assist those in need with sympathy and encouragement. Led by Mother Montgomery and Mrs A C Meioncy, the bureau helps find employment and housing as a community service open to all races and ages funded by voluntary offerings.
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Ogden
Montgomery
A. C. Meioncy
BoxXos
Benificiais
Ogded
Ouarge
Sunday and Monday Shows at The Dormant Power and Keystone Comedy
The Dormant Power hosts Ethel Clayton in a Sunday and Monday program with Keystone comedy at New Utah venue. Readings and crowd-pleasing entertainment greet patrons as theater schedules unfold.
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Ethel’ Clayton
Keystone
New
Utah
Weber College Graduation Honors at Civic Buildin Ceremony
Weber College graduates received a formal reception at the college building. President Mira Campbell led the program with remarks on public service and church leadership. Dr. Garminge of the general board spoke on church schools. The event included music by Miss Mane Crit and readings by students, with faculty recognition for support.
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Athonwon
Welcoichar
Dundee
Pret Cason d Beat
Weber Cnilrge
Mira Mary Ceapbell
Whote Publicserv
Lng Hitec
T Hehalf
Fas 1 Wiknon Welueased
Anlar
W. Nichals
William &. Wright
Converted thief Dailey released from city jail
Dr Tatley, a confidence man, was freed after a six day sentence. Dailey plans to leave soon to reunite with his wife Mrs Aunt Dailey, who left Sacramento last summer. He reportedly sent thanks to the Salvation Army for aiding his conversion and asked for forgiveness.
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Receivers named for Rio Grande railway case
Alexander H. Baldwin of San Francisco and Edward L. Brown of Denver were named receivers for the Rio Grande railway by Judge Wallace in San Francisco. Both were sworn in and posted bond of 90,000 dollars each. The order restricts interference with the Denver and Rio Grande operations while directing governance under federal authority.
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Alexander R. Baldwin
Edward L. Brown
Sanborn
Denver
Colo
Alexander H. Baldwin
San Francisco
Quice
Wustorm
Pacife Railway
Wnul
Grinds Railway
Rebelvora
Rio Grande
Suige Waller If
United States
Wstefot
Newt
Banl
Posicasion
Contec
Denver & Wio Granda Raitrond Company
Wilfam CG
Mer Adton
Ganards
Ke Hroyislohis
Needlework display at state school draws local praise
A large Ogden crowd attended the needlework display by deaf girls at the State School for the Deaf yesterday afternoon. The exhibition showed detailed embroidery by students aged 14 to 18, each completing an eighteen week term. Superintendent Pronk M. Prigga and Miss Overstreet welcomed visitors, while Harld Lockwood noted the event as among the most attractive ever staged.
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Gee Ant
Portnesa
Pronk M
Prigga
Birthday Event and Community Installations Highlight Local Society
A society gathering celebrated a seventh birthday with games luncheon and gifts at Ogden. The article notes installation of Woodcraft officers, a January 24 event, with remarks praising the installing officer and program participants, plus a piano duet and vocal numbers. Miss Keysin Sifele returned home after a months illness.
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J. J. Ceampion
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Datr
Hickman
Battle Hoxton
Thore
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Mable Edvateon
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Honey Stephens
Florence Hawking
Dorothy Hawkins
Althea Bateman
Alhaleen Datewan
Mary Edyalasa
Clydg Steynenk
Cloda Btophenn
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Aricen Hasrpten
Sega Lily
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Waoodjcratt
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Grand Guardian
Woodcraft
Eidyeeer Seers
Carele Boyer Brown
Carey
Grace Shaw
Ces Raeserge
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Mry
Yules Caprato
Guania
Nettle Lbnter
Erry
Lucy Keeter
Setae
Matagers
Aliza Collins
Sarah J. Kayys
Sarah Drysdale
Wen
Pata
Agnes Warner
Robinson
Reading
Minn
Minnie Brown Voraadlo
Walter Stephens
Worsi
Agnew Warner
Warger
Milas Brown
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Staphana
Ihang
Big Affair at Berthana Ball January 7 19th Century
A local factory workers ball is planned for February 7 at Bertham dancing hall. The Brigham City and Orden employers sponsor with F A Purrington S. D. Madson Pred Smith and Wallace Still as organizers. A special train will run from Deigham center to accommodate attendees.
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Berthana
Urantian Central
Deigham
Miss Thatcher
Song recitals announced at Methodist church next week
Woot Goailwin beritode will present two recitals at the Methodist church Wednesday and Thursday evenings of the coming week. The events promise exceptional merit and will attract lovers of good music. Read and daughter Thring of Hood River, Oregon, arrived in Ogden today to visit with Mr. G. A. Rivera of 969 Twenty-sixth.
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Oregon
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JM. Read
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Ogden
McEog. A. Rivera
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Taneots
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure All Stages
A 100 reward offer claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related ailments by constitutional treatment. It asserts internal action strengthens the system, builds up constitution, and aids nature in curing. The ad cites testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio maker, with nationwide pharmacy availability and a Charlie Chaplin showing at the Cozy.
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Mall
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Lastmentals
Read Dni Mrs. Read Dni Ogdoo Friends Gather
Community members in Ogdoo express sympathy and plan to honor Mrs. Read Dni. Friends from the city note her presence touched many and a gathering is requested to share memories and support.
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Read
Clubs Meet on Friday in Utopia and Red Cross Sewing
Local clubs announce Friday gatherings at Pebbiry Jal and Utopia Club with initiation for candidates. Red Cross sewing drives by Queen Esther chapter and various women’s societies fill the week, reporting 550 bandages and 210 completed sets to the chapter.
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O. B.S
Regulae
Pebbiry Jal
Order
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Red Cross
Nes Cross
Bro
W. O. Petl
Twenty-first Street
Mabel Stone
Monroe Avenue
Episcopal Women's Guild
Episcopal Guild Aggiery
Mra. A. KR. McIntyre
Jefferson Avenue
Get Korot Box for Free Testing Packet
An advertisement offers a small Korot box from druggists or by writing Nira Fallon, Secretary Korot Company, 130-3, Station Fi, Arcade, New York, NX, for a free testing packet mailed in a plain envelope. It promises beautifying effects and vitality with a guaranteed weight loss claim of ten to sixty pounds.
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Nira
Fallon
Arcade
New York
Smileage Books for Soldiers Under War Council Plan
The Military Entertainment Council, under the Secretary of War, issues Smileage Books to fund soldier entertainments. Sold for 1.25 with 20 or 300 yeaders, these passes admit soldiers to National Guard and Cantonment entertainments nationwide. Proceeds support camp programs and can be distributed through camps.
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Military Entertainment Council
United States
Colera
Tlie Bods
Activisies
Raymond B. Posdichty
Harry
Her Tison
Chicago
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