Forest policy urged by deputy supervisor Waite
Civil forestry plans surface as Lyll Waite, deputy forest supervisor, urges stronger forest poles and a coordinated plan. Governor Walts notes state and private holdings remain fragmented, risking timber and conservation goals while officials push for concrete management steps amid mixed agency authority. Several business notes touch on printing ads and local delays.
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Lylly Waite
Foreat
Eh la Idaho
Bopervinor Walts
Amalgamated Company Chief Purportedly Backed by Officials
A sprawling court filing alleges police abuse and false arrest against Amalgamated Company officials and others, with damages sought around 20000 dollars. The complaint, dated December 27 1917, accuses a police raid of assaulting the plaintiff and strip search to seize a diamond ring.
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Yar
Tee “Elton
Leroy
Reregu Seavivay
AL BL Jensen
Sverett Ixonin
Riles
Patten
Mustina
Belyza
Catherine Mayle
Toyle
Elry
Stene
Anaiady
Eline
Garten
Democrats End Treaty Conference as Ratification Debate Breaks
Washington dispatch reports Democratic senators walked out of the peace treaty conference over Article 10 and will pursue another ratification path. Leaders said no action will occur for several days as allies seek a unified approach.
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Washington
Elimination of Wasteful Irrigation Methods Endorsed
Utah irrigation and drainage resolutions urge elimination of wasteful water distribution by private companies. The Ogden convention backs centralization of management into irrigation districts and supports continued state funding for irrigation and drainage research and cooperative efforts with agricultural programs.
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Unis
Johnson
Ogden
Mar Sanwel Forster and Peal
Frank Adar
California
Utah
Agricultural College
Aricultural Lclluse
United States Department of Aprie Fearture
Ronal
Evel
Fed
Uhroush
Davide
Urih Irrigation and Drainage Congress
Nes
Andy
Iheee
Boundacie
Olster
Division of Irrigation
United States Department of Se Srs
Water, Resource Branch
United States
Ae Oloxzegl Buiveyre
Osiman A. Anderson
Margents
Joan W. Drasheh
Beautiful Star in Greater Than Fame at Ogden Theatre
Winnie Hammersteinick stars in Greater Than Fame at Ogden Theatre for a three day engagement. The review lauds her path to fame and calls her one of the era’s leading young actresses with a strong supporting cast including Walter Me Grail and others. The piece notes Selznick produced the film with lavish care.
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Ogden Theatre
Winnie Hammersteinick
Ogden Thetre
Fane
Shein
Dhnu
Jit& Company
Walter MelGrait
Names of Persons Not Enumerated Reported in Census
City hall lists more than a hundred names of residents not yet counted in the present census wing. Mayor Frank Francis and committee members met to discuss reenumeration chances. Officials say a large portion of the missing names may affect Ogden and Weber County totals, with a new system adopted yesterday to bring results.
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Ciy Hall
Frank Francis
Commlites
Imantec
Ely Hall
Oden
Hehl
Oeden
Weber
Amorros
Tony
Ivesterday
WieeMyll
Real Estate Swindle Warning Names Parties and Property
Real estate dealers warn of a swindler involving Margaret Ann Moyes also known as Maggie Hore. Transaction items include part of lot and club 47 Plat A in Hyrum area with multiple names and a $200 figure referenced in a downship and morthy context.
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Margaret Ann Moyes
Maggie Horetag
Lot & Cluck 47
Trott
Geneeph F. Buikand
Earthwest
Revo VA
Downship & Morthy
Weber Club hosts Fortier Adams and Kneipp speakers
Samuel Fortier and FL Adams with Kneipp spoke at noon at the Weber Club addressing Ogden Chamber of Commerce directors on Weber County prospects in irrigation and ARrianBe systems. President Warren L. Watts presided. attendees included Watts, Stevens, Wilcox, Rowe, Lewis, Bigelow, Flack, Foulger, Stilwell, and the three guests.
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Samuel Fortier
FL Adams
T. FP. Rnelon
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Weber Club
Weber County
Warren L. Watts
War- Tey L. Watts
F. Stevens
Fl. W. Rowe
J. S. Lewis
Society Farewell for Walter Wright in Ogden
Walter Wright to depart for the Hawaiian Islands to perform missionary work for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ward members and friends plan a farewell in the Ninth Ward amusement hall. Wright leaves in February. Drama Club meets at Mrs George Marlow's home to hear Inca Adams speak on Maurren Maeterlinck and a Satie number. Happy Hour Club plans gathering at 2 PM tomorrow on Madison Avenue. No rehearsal for Piff Paff Pouff until Sunday due to director illness. formal rehearsal at Orpheum Theater with costumes, lighting, and photography planned.
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GWE
Walter Wright
Ogden
Hawaiian Islands
Church of Latter-day Salts
Ninth Ward
Weir
Mr. Weignt
U8- Wen
Drama Glub
Drama Club
George Marlow
Phillip Dix
Jarlow
Inca Adams
Maurren Maeterlinck
Saleen S. Clark
Mary Magdalene
Louise Pierce Martineau
Erik Satie
Ness
End Majnr
Joe “Pitt
Patt
Poult
Orpheum
Vist
Noble family deaths in Rupert Idaho influenza tragedy
Mrs Janetta Noble and her two children Trese aged 14 and Joseph aged 11 died from influenza in Rupert Idaho yesterday. Burial is set for Sunday in Rupert cemetery. The husband and father Clarence Naste anesive, along with the Nobles, are listed as former residents.
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Janetta eNoble
Trese
Joseph
Bama
Rupert
Idaho
Husbanl Ard
Clarence Naste
Ogden area funerals and obituaries listed
A sweep of notices reports interments and services in Ogden and Hooper. Names include Mary Burton Luellewell, E Latimer, Emily Maddock, Mary Farley, Lester Barber, Dorothy Ross Kline, Mary Ann Morton, Wakiam W Child, James Kone, with services at Larkin Church, Kirkendall chapel and Mountain View cemetery. Military and local church leaders noted. health restrictions affect attendance.
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Kline
Dorothy Ross Kline
Hank Whee
Washington Avenue
Usis
the Dee Hospital
Milne
Ernest "Dowling
Stanley Earl Kilng
Altere
Sinee
Emily
Catherine
Louie
Kirkendall
Chiln—Wakiam
W. Child
Hooper
Utah
Rineg
Hazel Pinnock
Iagona
James Kone
St. Joseph's Church
Bail in City Coffers and Drunkenness Charge
Port Woodnansee was arrested at night on two drunkenness charges and failed to appear in the police court this morning. Bail set at 50 dollars. Frank Beacis charged with possession violations, held for February 11 after arrest January 18, free on bail of 200 dollars.
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Port Woodnansee
Edward Barron Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine
Edward Barron pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the Dycean theatre in a city court today. He was sentenced to a $60 fine or fifty days in jail. Barron paid the fine and was released.
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Edward Barron
Funda
Dycean Theatre
Aid
Barron
Ani
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