City Attorney Rules Out Paying 1915 Warrants
City Attorney Captain Fdmmund T. Huranteks stated in reply to an inquiry that $137,000 in warrants issued during the Fell administration will not be paid with borrowed money. He believes suits by holders would win on the warrants, and that no funds or tax measures exist to honor them. He notes only possible actions involve the three former commissioners and questions payment legality. Warrants accrue interest while the city contemplates options, with officials signaling they may hold them until next fall when payment becomes a political issue.
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Fdmmund T. Huranteks
Commercial National
Plagres Naional Bank
Om Hia
T Hr
Commie
Jouera
Hulaniski
Hypo Nuclone Tablets Advertised By Blackburn Co
A Philadelphia physician notes fatigue relief from Hypo Nuclone Tablets and claims dramatic patient improvements from a yolk extract with iron and minerals. The ad touts increased nutrition and red blood quality, promising visible gains for thin and anemic individuals and markets a two package offer through Blackburn Products Co, Daytoe.
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Istelphia
Fe Blackburn Products Co
Dayteo
Former residents of Emisis hold Kansas Jayhawker reunion banquet
Ogden Utah j Kansas club met for annual gathering at Kennedy cafeteria drawing about 60 members. Fred Nice presided, S J Grittle named treasurer, Nye and Bennett succeed Wherry and Craft. Guest speaker Glen Miller spoke of Kansas history and his adopted state. Banquet menu and attendees listed. E J Wherry’s father noted as longtime Kansas resident.
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Ogden
Utah J Kansas Arcily
Kennedy
Parker House
Amon
Glen Miller
Mra
J. Grittin
Neo Cline
Charles Rollow
HL. Jiffin
Ara
Johni Gebhart
EB. P. Milla
Frank G. Brainerd
A. C. Wycott
Bre
B.C. Wodcock
W. J. Carr
J.T. Noshmer
Harmer A. Belp
Mary FE
Griffith
Mes
James F. Lawson
Edith McQuire
Tessin Ya Afims
Fred
M. Nye
C.K. Hennett
W. Wherry
BE. J. Wherry
G. C. Kimes
Bos
Wortcock
George Osborne
Eltzer
Sylvia Behrman
Dorothy Allen
Zella Parker
George Tucan
Mystery Over a Zion Shooting
Salt Lake January report details a Zion shooting involving Reginald Hughes, 20, with scant readable facts leaving the incident unresolved and under investigation.
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Zion
Salt Lake
Reginald ¢. Hughes
Mystery shooting in Oz Park Street tale of love rivals
In Oz Park Street last evening a youth named Hughes was shot in the forearm while gathering a scuttle. Miss Florence Roylance is the girl involved. police suspect a rival or possible accident, with Hughes treated and detained briefly at the emergency hospital.
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Scotte
Oz Park Street
Florence Roylance
Merpont Avenue
Waghen
Tatrolman W. J. Payne
Hughes
Mins Roylanes
Aha Alna
Jove
Hughes Trea
Tle
Jalstera
David Hughes
Logan
Liverpool
England
Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Hair
An 1890s advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a 50 cent hair darkener. It claims gray hair becomes lustrous and inconspicuous after one or two applications, promoting a youthful look and natural darkening. The copy warns it is not a medical cure.
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Drugeter
Wyeth
Modern Woodmen of America Entertainment Program
Modern Woodmen of America presents a musical program and lecture scheduled for Wednesday January 31. The Entertainment Committee invites members to attend the event featuring a noted speaker and performances aimed at members and families.
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Modern Woodmen OF America
Modern Woodmen
Entertainment Committee
Colonel McPamard to Inspect Oxden's New Cavalry Unit
Colonel McPamard of the regular army will inspect troop K, Oxden's new reserve cavalry, with formal War Department acceptance pending. Acting Captain J J Ward announced at drill, naming squad leaders Glaumann Gideon Fartey and Sailer. Fourteen more members needed. enlistment urged. Major Willispie will supply horses, rifles, and guns after troop acceptance. The Tramways Committee of the Glasgow Corporation approves equal pay for women in the Tramways Department. Factories in California pay about 91 million dollars annually.
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McPamard
Regular Army
Oxden
Reserve Army
Ure Wily
National Defense
War Department
Minda
J. J. Ward
KR. C. Glaumann
I. T. Gideon
J. W. Fartey
Vern Sailer
Ward
Willispie
National Guard
State Board approves fifty appointments and coal contract
At a January meeting the state board of examiners approved fifty clerk and employee appointments across departments. The C B Martin Coal Company won a contract from Feb 1, 1937 to Feb 1, 1938 for cap- itol coal at 2.25 a ton mine screen slack, 3.00 a ton straight slack, and 7.60 a ton mine dirt, measured as 2000 pounds. Salaries for numerous state offices and agencies are listed, including the secretary of state's deputy, auditors, capitol staff, and other clerks with monthly or annual pay, many in the range of 50 to 2100 per year.
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State Board of Examiners
C. 8. Martin Coal Company
State Capitol
Jean
Horticultural Department
Louise ‘Uredge
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
E. J. Nortson
Aits
Mayme Jorgensen
Chloe Nelson
Rhea Freeze
Secretary of State
Jerrold R. Lateher
A. W. Tingey
Harold Roberts
J. WW. Tingey
Sra
HR. M. Button
Carolyn 8
Wil
Mame
Board of Examiners
A. G
Deavkes
United
Mre
G. Hammond
Office of the
Stats Auditor
Tuttle
Taft Ben Gon
Public Institutions
Walter A. Day
E.G. Thomas
George T. Judd
Bilvia Nelson
Tor Marks and Brands
Lenora Reid
Mta
Capitol
J. H. Cook
Cnstodian
Apacontneer
James Maxwell
R. N. Ivory
J. L. Justice
Joseph Friedman
Mfant
James McFarland
Watchman
J. IE. Smith
Henry Hutton
Jdn N. Rock
James Nattress
John Price
Jobn Vatley
Willian T. Dodine
Herman H. Sundetrum
John Thopson
Karl G. Brandley
Thoman McKean
Joseph A. Fisher
Louie F. Crossen
Sanitora Legislative Belle
W. G. Ellis
Eldar C. Warning
Richard Grudiba
Fred Wella
J. E Need
William Catmull
Henry F. Schulthies
Eye examinations for children by Dr J B Harrison
Public notice urges parents to have children checked for eye strain at 458 Washington Avenue. Readers are offered a free, thorough eye examination and full report. The ad emphasizes comfort during school use and invites in doubt or discomfort cases.
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J. B. Harrison
Washington Avenue
Judge Gurnell Retained After Juvenile Court Shakeup
Salt Lake January 30 reports a sweeping reorganization of the Juvenile court commission under Governor Stan Mamberger. Judge Volney C. Gurnell remains as presiding in the second district while other judges and probation officers are relieved. The commission will shift duties to school attendance officers and local superintendents, with compensation to be decided later. Judge C. McShane of Beaver County resigns effective February 1. The panel stresses that the new system relies on public instruction staff and attendance officers to carry juvenile case work with careful oversight.
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Salt Lake
Juvenile Court Commission
Stan Mamberger
Gorermor Bamberger
Francis VY. FitzGerald
Arcretary
E. G
Owans
Pub
Vic Instruction
Dana Shields
Atstorney General
Morgan
Weber
Davis
Volney C. Goonell
Piikes
Summit
Tooele
KJ. Milne
Schnals
Shane
Beaver County
Juden McShane Yeaterday
Irmg
Gavans
Oines
Department of Public Instruction
Jurenita Ne Kera
Lalacerely Rust
Assistanta Ag
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