Banjo and guitar acts to extend engagement
Falstaff management keeps McMillan and Mansfield longer as music lovers flock for seats. Health trip to southern California for H H McCool and wife with daughter Kathryn and Miss Creahan. General advertisement notes Butter brand prize winner. Professor K R Thomas elected principal of Longmont High School replacing A H Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McMillan and
Mansfield
H. H. MccCool
Southern
California
Thomas
Werald
Longmont
Colorado
K. R. Thomas
Longmont High School
A. H. Yoder
The
Herald
Ogden News Roundup Highlights Talks and Trades
The item lists Ogden happenings from school leadership to lectures and concerts. Prof. Thomas to head high schools. Walt Whitman lecture by Wm. Thurston Brown on February 2 at Carnegie Hall with 50 cent admission. Viaduct material shipment from American Bridge Co and ongoing work by Dundas. Furniture sales by J. Herrick & Co. plus Rock Springs coal ads and a Knights of Pythias dance. Also notes on officials traveling, moving pictures, and a Child Culture Club lecture by Dr. Skolfield.
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Thomas
Prof. Thomas
Pingree School
Ogden
Walt Whitman
Wm. Thurston Brown
Carnegle Hall
O. H. S. Quiintette
American Bridge Company
Works I Pennsylvania
Omaha
Dundas
Carnegie
Skolfield
Child Culture Club
Thomas D. Dee
Washington Avenue
Jane W. Skolfield
Salt Lake
Fenns move families to 2767 Grant avenue
The Fenn families relocate to 2767 Grant avenue after a temporary stay at the Virginia hotel. Mr and Mrs J M Fatheroff and Mr and Mrs Felix T Moore also move to the same address. In district court Judge Howell denies a motion to vacate a receiver order in the Peter B Lamar vs Ogden Superior Brick & Tile Co case.
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Fenn
Grant Avenue
J. M. Fatheroff
Felix T. Moore
Virginia Hotel
Howell
Peter B. Lamar
Ogten Superior Brick & Tile Company
Franklin B. Johnson
Frank Goff Robbery Case Returns to District Court
In district court Judge Howell denied the DA Harris motion for a bench warrant to arrest B J McGuire R B Bramlett and John K Garrett on a $340 robbery of Frank Goff and a gold watch. Technical errors sparked a dismissal and a new information will be filed to reinitiate proceedings.
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Howell
Harris
B. J. McGuire
John K. Garrett
Frank Goff
Pew
Manual Training Exhibit At Ogden High School
Burton F. Cannon, professor of manual training at Ogden High, has installed a notable exhibit in the board of education offices. It showcases hammered copper and wood work including candle sticks, nut bowls, card trays, frames, and more, with copper items heat colored. Wooden pieces feature stamp boxes, blotters, inks stands, and book racks. A variety of hand made mission style furniture is also shown and will soon be exhibited downtown.
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Burton F. Cannon
Ogden Hich
Board of Education
Down Town
Ogden Boy Archibald Kuhn Ends Life in San Francisco
Archibald Kuhn 21 son of Nathan Kuhn of Ogden swallowed poison on a San Francisco street. A note from his mother reached Ogden later. remains to be shipped home. He previously worked at Depot Hotel and Lyceum Theater, then moved via Seattle and Portland seeking work. His father Nathan Kuhn of Kuhn Bros. Clothing Co. is noted.
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Archibald Kuhn
Nathan Kuhn
Monroe Avenue
San Francisco
Ogden
Depot Hotel
Lyceenum Theater
Seattle
Lnter
Portland
Whitek
Nate Kuhn
Kuhn Bros. Clothing Co
Railroads promise lower colonist rates for Utah trip to Cheyenne
Traveling agent A. Moseley of the Harriman system outlined plans to handle a large March through April traveler influx. Eastern Harriman routes will offer reduced colonist fares to Ogden and Utah points on select Tuesdays, with a $30 round trip and 25 day tickets, aiming to move 30 000 to 40 000 homeseekers this spring and boost Ogden depot traffic and local exhibits.
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A. &. Moseley
Harriman
South
Chicago
Moseley
Hartinson
Ogden
Weber County
Weber County Names Lars Edgerston Principal
The Weber County School Board accepts Professor Lars Edgerston of Provo as superintendent after delay. Edgerston, former Utah County Schools chief, will commence duties Wednesday February 30. He is a noted educator with BYU ties and past leadership in state education circles.
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Weber County
Lars EB. Kegeraton
Provo
Professor Eggerston
Utah Onty Schools
Weber County School Board
Eggerston
Frazer
Utah
Springville
Brigham Young University
Utah County
State Teachers’ Association
Eogertson
County Board of Education
Death of Helen Ellis in Ogden and Salt Lake City
Helen Ellis, a ten year old girl from Ogden and Salt Lake City, died after years of heart infection. She was patient and beloved by friends and family, especially fond of children. Funeral services are planned at 136 South Ninth East Salt Lake City on Wednesday afternoon.
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Ogden
French
Eilis
Helen Helen
South Ninth East
Salt Lake City
County Commissioners Review Bills and Road Accounts
Weber county officials met in regular session with a full board. The judge Hulantski will for $150 against the county for services in the Rilverdale road dispute required qualification of former Commissioner McKay’s action. Enoch Farr’s $25.10 fruit bill from 1905 was denied due to payment deadline. Columbia Club Cigar Company’s rent for polling booth at election was approved in full for $4. amended bill discarded. Remaining time focused on routine bills and road accounts.
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Weber County
Hulantski
Rilverdale Road
McKay
Jidee Hulaniski
Enoch Farr
Farr
Columbia Ciub Cigar Company
Five-Dollar Drunks In Court
The pollen court dealt largely with forfeitures for petty offenses. H C Hansen was fined five dollars or five days for bike ordinance violation. Several defendants did not appear and were sent for. John Doe Wilkins paid one dollar and costs after admitting the offense. George Koons faced vagrancy charges and received ten dollars or ten days.
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H. C. Hansen
John Doe
George Kap
D. F. Thomas
Dave Endilind
Lewis Ringle
Ll. A. Godfrey
John Doe Wilkins
Malan
George Koons
George
Sale Ank
New Superintendent Named for Utah Rio Grande Division
Assistant General Manager W. F. Martin Master Mechanic Powell and R. F. Fitzpatrick of the Rio Grande system arrived by private car for inspection and discussion with local officials. J. Dailey will be general superintendent of the Utah division from Ogden to Grand Junction and A. B. Apperson remains assistant superintendent. No further changes known at this time regarding Mr. Stenger’s resignation or Mr. Dailey’s exact duties.
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W. 5. Martin
Powell
Utah
R. F. Fitzpatrick
Rio Grande System
South
Amoon
Martin
J. ©. Dailey
Intermountain & Great Northern
Texas
Practical Utility Rain Coat Described for Spring Wear
A ladies rain coat crafted in rubberized silk with a light tan shade and brown polka dot satin accents. The double breasted front features large bone buttons and minimal trim, aiming for simple elegance in wet weather.
Louisiana's Steel Sawmill Claims Largest U.S. Capacity
Louisiana hosts a steel sawmill boasting a daily capacity of 600000 feet, touted as the largest in the United States. The facility highlights industrial expansion and bold production targets amid postwar growth.
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America
Louisiana
Navy bureau restructuring at Mare Island Cal
Secretary Newberry orders consolidation of bureaus except supplies accounts and navy magazine with that of construction and repairs. At Mare Island the change assigns Holden A. Evans as general manager and technical aide to the commandant. S. M. Henry oversees shops and A C Leverenz becomes consulting engineer. Opposition from line officers noted.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
Cal
Linn
S. M. Flenry
Navy Yard
A. C. Leverenz
Train Wreck Near Rushford Injures Fifteen
A wrel bound train on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad jumped the track at Yellow Barne three miles from Rushford Minn this noon. The engine stayed on the rails but the second engine baggage maid and smoking cars went down the embankment into water four to five feet deep. The accident caused by erasing rails left no deaths. About fifteen persons were injured.
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Winona
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukere & St. Paul
Yellow Bane
Rushford
Mirrors and Polished Copper Plates in Ancient Teata Ment
Old teata ment describes highly polished copper plates and mirrors, noting their crafting and use. The brief mentions Merroa or Mirrora as names associated with the polished items and their origin in the copper working tradition.
Molasses as Cattle Feed Attracts Little Local Support
General Superintendent L R Eccles of the Amalgamated and Lewiston sugar plants notes local farmers resist using yard molasses for cattle. He says osmose processing will soon push the product, with shipments already fetching 7 dollars per ton and contracts at 11 dollars. Agricultural College data value yard molasses at 22.50 per ton due to high sugar content, while pulp sells locally.
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L. R. Eccles
Amalgamated
Lewiston
Ogden
Agricultural College
Sifalfa
Colorado
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Recorder Office
Byron L. Bybee transfers southwest quarter of northwest quarter section 24 township 5 range 2 west to Horace Whittear for 7000 dollars. W B Stowell and wife transfer lot 2 block 8 Woodmansee’s Main Street addition to Christian Schmalz for 250 dollars.
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County Recorder
Wallace
Byron L. Bybee
Horace Whittear
Theorthwest
W. B. Stowell
Christian Schmalz
Woodmansee
Main Street
Marital Cruelty Beyond Physical Violence
The article argues that domestic cruelty extends beyond physical harm to include financial control, social humiliation, and emotional abuse. It highlights the husband's domination of finances and social life and the wife's temper or nagging as part of a broader pattern of living together that harms spouses. Cruelty is described as widespread and often more brutal than physical violence.
Memorial services held for late Maine Representative Powers
Washington January 31 The house of representatives convened in regular session to eulogize the life character and public services of the late Representative Llewelyn Powers of the fourth Maine congressional district who died July 28 Speak ers included Representative Guerneer of Maine who succeeded Powers and Hases of California.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Nfe
Llewelyn Powers
Maine
Guerneer
Passengers Bound for Ogden Amid Snow Storm Delays
Eastbound storms cripple westbound rail service across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska and surrounding states. No. 2 into Ogden was delayed days, No. 3 eastbound crowded with travelers, and many passengers rerouted via Southern Pacific. Snowplows and shovels gradually restore service while Rio Grande and Southern Pacific trains show delays or later on time progress. Donn’s Regulets advertised for digestion relief.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Ogden
Mail
Overland Limited
Omaha
Trafic
No. 3
Southern Pacific
Threek
Anl
Rio Grande
San Francisco
Oregon Short Line
Utah
Rawlins
Root At Hot Springs For Recuperation
Senator Elihu Root arrived at Hot Springs Arkansas to recover from a sprained knee and to rest from his strenuous duties. He will stay about three weeks as doctors treat the knee after an injury in Washington when alighting from a carriage.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Dan
Elict
Elihu Root
Washington
New York to Albany Balloon Race Entry Filed
The New York Boxton Aerial Navigation company filed an entry for a dirigible balloon race from New York to Albany next autumn. Charles JF London handed the entry to Charles A. Post, secretary of the Aero Club of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Albany
New York-Boxton Aerial Navigation Company
Charles JF
London
Charles A. Post
The
Aero Club of America
Died in Dublin Retired Nebraskan Hush Murphy
Hush Murphy died suddenly at Glengarry railway station in Dublin Ireland. He was a retired farmer and land speculator from Bloomfield Nebraska. A married daughter lives in Butte Montana.
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Bloomfield
Neb
Jacobs sets new indoor pole vault record in Chicago
Clair F. Jacobs of Chicago cleared 11 feet 2.5 inches to establish a world indoor pole vault record at the tenth annual handicap track meet hosted by the First Regiment Athletic Association in Chicago last night.
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Chicago
Clair 5
Jacobs
First Regiment Athletic Association
Eight Perished As Steed Wrecks Off Jutland
Skaden Denmark January 31 reports the Norwegian brig Steed wrecked off Jutland with eight crew members perishing. The disaster details indicate loss of life among the sailors while the ship was in Danish waters.
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Skaden
Denmark
Steed
Jutland
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Hess
Uniform Bank of Knights of Pythias
Royal Dancing Academy
Sir Knights
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Southern Pacific System
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Malone
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Carter
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Castle Gate
M. L. Jones Coal Co
Thurston Brown
Carnegie Library Hall
Grass Creek
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Clear Creek
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A. A. Shaw
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Utah Stationery Co
Forest Service
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Cartie Gate
Gillette Coal Co
West 27Th St
Spielberg Ve. Kuhn
William Spielberg
A. Kuhn & Bro
Oxford
Wash Ave
Congress Dancing Academy
Ogden High School
Ogden Boys Colonists
Lars Edgerston
Helen Ellis
Naval Bureau
Landis
Henry Lair
Landis Late Ie
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A.rl McIntyre
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