January Thaw Social Fetes 200 Guests With 18 Dances
A January Thaw social at Ward Nall Friday drew about 200 guests who enjoyed an 18-dance program. Old Time Party at the Range of Miss Tayla Raut on Bal Tintine Avenue hosted twenty attendees with games and candy. A basketball game at the school for the deaf gym featured Salt Lake’s victory and Weber Academy matchups. Danse Tomorrow Night at Congress Dancing Academy promises lively dancing. Arrestees from Bingham Junction, Kingtoon, and Charles Rose were detained amid an ongoing investigation into their presence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal
Tintine Avenue
Gympnatum
School For the Deaf
Thin City
Sta Fiat Gui
Salt Lake
Weber Academy
Weber
Gengress Dancing Academy
Soya Ars Arrasted
Iasold Telnitoy
Am Kingtoon
Charles Rose Ancuo
Bingham Junction
Tenat Yunts
Outen
Ena
Soya
Uncertain travelers and local notices loom in city update
The fragmentary items report people leaving Binghama en route to sell portions of the world, Bishop Dewey in Garland recovering after illness, and a Salt Lake City roundup noting deaths, smallpox quarantine changes, and upcoming dances. Troops from Fort De Moines travel to San Francisco for service in the Philippines.
Testing Constitutionality of Corporation Tax Review
The fragment discusses testing the constitutionality of a corporate tax. It references revisions to tax plans and mentions a slate for a debate or decision. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text. core idea centers on evaluating legal validity of corporate taxation and related revisions.
Child Serious Case in New York City
A garbled report from New York describes a severe incident involving a child at a Harlem street location. The fragmentary text mentions an injured youngster and unclear details about the pursuing authorities and aftermath.
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New York
Jaw
Anethay
Wyrmor Mattie
Haat Fia Street
Romam
Ale Nad Kinor
Wininded
Sitar Prishe
Wbly Farntie
End of Campaign Signal at Beets Factory Event
A chaotic scene described as a campaign ending with a blast and rumors about factory activity. Reports quote activity at a sugar factory involving beets, sugar production projections for Ogden, Logan, and Lewiston plants, and preparations for next season. Officials note record beet tonnage and higher sugar yields, with work resuming next month for 2010 crops.
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Ural
Tha Sigan Company
Agasou
Ogden
Logan
Lewiston
Unbalanced boy jailed after erratic acts near Wall Ave
The boy Willie Brooks, described as mentally weak, was arrested after an episode at a home near Wall Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth Avenues. He attempted to construct a tunnel and canal of improvised materials, caused disturbances, and attacked a nurse with a shovel. Police plan to have him examined for mental condition at the State Hospital, with potential commitment to care for the weak minded.
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Hile Hone
Willie
Bastile
Juvardig
Jacobs
Wall Avenue
Aleeta
Ducaby
Pathor
Ttina
Chef Browning
Hinds
Brooke
Tie
Browning
Pender
Gohemar
Ogdenites Journey to Los Angeles and Hawaii Excursions
The February excursion plans for Ogdenites include an annual trip to Los Angeles with solid vestibule Pullman trains. Ticket Agent Dan Ensign lists several attendees and indicates a total ticket cost of 81.58 for reservations. A separate San Francisco Honolulu trip group is also noted with names among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Lo Angeles
J. Davenport
Spencer
W. B. Newman
Joe Tilliams
C. W. Knudston
Pater
A. Smyth
Twit Dons
San Francisco-Honoluln
Ming Wy Goonell
Ge M. Austin
D. Kay
Mitt Juanita Kay
O. D. Rosinnesen
Joe Clause
A. M. Miller
Ensign
Five vagrants ordered out of Ogden by judge Murphy
In Ogden on a Sunday drunkenness case the Municipal Court, led by Judge Murphy, ordered five vagrants to leave town. Four are described as colored men, with sentences ranging from fines to brief jail terms, after pleading not guilty or claiming intoxication. The proceedings included remarks that the group appeared “without shelter” and were present at the mourners’ bench, reflecting the era’s harsh treatment of Sunday drunkenness.
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Ogden
Peter Connichael
Hig Tan
Salix
Veler
Jola Smuth
Amthu
Roy
Dabtes Murphy
Mtu
Uni
Peanie
Hedman
Hatumlay
George Williams
John Flughes
Tito Gaye
Court sentences man for church donation box theft
A Second District Court judge sentenced the man to prison for drugging and robbing a church donation box. The offenders stated they would be glad to leave the city soon, expressing a desire to exit at an early date.
Birthday party for J J Jones at 2722 Wall Ave
A January 24 gathering at J J Jones's home 2722 Wall Avenue celebrated his birthday with music games and a banquet. Toasts honored the host and hostess and guests presented gifts from friends including E J Jones Willard Read Leach Gladwell Wilde Waiklis and many Read James Jones and James family members attended.
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Momlay
J. J. Jones
Wall Avenue
Jones
Melba Read
Mary Jones
Nettle Rushton
Sarah Times
Emna James
Evanze James
Florence Antes
Sarah
Very
Maali
Measra
W. H. James
Howanl Gool
Sack Simpson
John Jones
Willard James
Masters
Harold Jones
Grayt Read
Theater Party at Ogden Theater Hosts Fitzgeralds
Mr and Mrs T Pilagerald and Misa Fitzgerald hosted a theater party at the new Ogden theater Saturday night. An afterglow luncheon followed at the Fitzgerald home on AdaMA avenue. Guests included Alt and Mrs B.C.
Shilo Culture Club Host Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Ed Drowning will entertain the Shilo Culture Club at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon February 1 at Adawis Avenue and Twenty seventh streets. An interesting program will be given and a large attendance is desired.
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Ed Drowning
Atl O'Clack Ture
Hell Hove
Carer
Adawis Avenue
Atrees
Party scenes and socials in Ogden area notices
Bite D J Sheehan entertains at a party at The Wew Ogden Theater on Sunday evening with guests Mrs. Mary Trertis Miss Rosaie Burne and Mrs T Hume.Mrs EC Manson and Mrs D J Malone plan a Thursday afternoon reception at Mrs Manson’s apartment. The Methodist church board meets at 2636 Agnes Avenue at 7 oclock Tuesday with Mr aut and Mrs J Nye. Knights of Pythias host a women’s evening with Carte feature and refreshments for visiting knights and ladies. Martha Sanety fundraiser underway at Mrs I Reynolds home this afternoon.
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D. J. Sheehan
Wew Ogden Theater
Babunday
Mra
Mary Trertis
Misa Rosaie Burne
Irs
T. Hume
Methodist Church
Aut
Sirs. J. &, Nye
Agnus Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Amendments to Tench Cxg Water Company Articles
At a January 24 meeting of stockholders amendments to the Articles of Incorporation were approved with President Angus T. Wight and Secretary Alina J. Chambord attending. Additional powers were delegated to the board, and other changes were noted. The original articles covered holding the stock, officer protections, and related extensions.
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Tench Cxg& Water Wmpany
Angus T. Wight
Alina JD. Chambord
County Vlerie
Aioch
Hye
Oficers
Ube Fxtns
Incomplete corporate amendments described in article
Fragmented OCR text outlines amendments to the articles of incorporation. It mentions salaries, personnel promises, and transfers or assignments of ebooks and real estate, but details are garbled and names or places are missing. The passage references Nahara and boldara as unclear entities within corporate changes.
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Tranatey
Lawsuit Seeks 5000 Damages From Diamond Coal Company
John Lindatrom sues Diamond Coal Company for 5000 dollars alleging permanent injuries from a rock fall while employed as a carpenter on March 11, 1969. Plaintiff claims improper inspection and dangerous plant conditions where 190 workers were on site around the clock. Attorneys W. la Maginnis and Farnsworth represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindatrom
Diamond Coal & Cute Company
Lina Coaming
Eindstrom
Thes Company
W. la Maginnis
Farnsworth
Idudstrom
Great Reduction in the Liberal Vote Shocks Parliament Scene
In a volatile election from Wai ey lind, Hancock and Lalur face strong Liberal decline with Verbyeldre supporting a shift. The final rolls show key constituencies Seutel and Ivieh awaiting results as Rugland reports 229 seats, Liberal and Labour coalitions at 22 percent, while a Literal-Lavorite majority nears.
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Vondon
Jansi
Hancock
Lalur
Elon
Verbyeldre
Annoneuil
Te New Perliament
Waiey Lind
Seutel
Ivieh
Rugland
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Fred M. Nye
Washington Avenue
AbedneTh
Gse
Ade
Devens
The
Wi. M. Wykes Co
Washington Ave
Random
Gangrase
Oracle
Isis
Globe
A. Wulof
Mlorayy Wien
Alors
Mir
San Virnelion
Nina
Toroa Bere
NER Terrinle Order
Laagrer Imo
Mm Yon Wah
Binghama
Ward
Dewsy
Georgé C. Dewey
Garland
Ogden General Hospital
Dewey
Ube Cours
Harler Cafeteria
Harrieville
Alvecdale
Sour Nt
Chaves
Royal Dancing Academy
Cail
Parker & Co
Iutuy
Out and Slack
Parker Goal, Co
Goew East
Toils Tanthan
Madame Panthan
Oxden
Denver
Parker & Go
Sétond Cavalry
Fort
Dee Molnos
Captainohn P.wade
San Francisco
Pauppines
Trarspool
Sheridan
Peacock
John Barred
Ménson
Salt Lake Division
Southern Pacific
W. H. Her- Tin
Harriman
Aysiem
GeHen
Alt Lake
Tabernacle
Clu
Orpheum
Daath
Igtenart
William Teinhart
Tormey
Cy Hermld
Salt Linketosis
Ui Lung Trauble
Selehare Wis
Eyanaville
Tid
Ima
Trv
NsWwep Apel
Shluigu
Jergation Congress
F. Inaingor
If Rovemhar
Lerlaw Gen Comgress
Guea
Frei J
Kivael Selledny Covening
Henanwd Gol
Young
Gulviiat i
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Lina
Suger
Jory van
Juno
Campolan
Roluvo
Willie Brooks
Wig Cell
Bartlle
Ogdenites
Honolulu
Mapa Acy
Florenge Bindley
Comadhrang
Ing “Am Aftarniven
Eva Taylor
Ani
Stella H. Morrising
Her Wondrank Lenin Siierian Welt
Hlormide
Anu Bietaberg
Carl Nobel
Sonnaltnavlyn Ventenailist
Veronica
Sonansiaow Conrady ‘Munters
Til Brown
Recontile
Wrights
Red Seal
Renfrews and
Ginghams
New Stork
Toile du Nord
Durgkirlznig
Churei
Maneny
Charles € Ieberland My
J. H. Devine
Shilo
EC Manson
Mirs
D. J. Malone
Manson
Martha Sanety
Mrs. I
Reynolds
Sues Coal Company
Richardson & Grant
Crockery People
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