Ninth Ward Meeting Features Speeches and Music
Reports from Ogden items include Charles C. Richards speaking in the Sixth ward on valuable assets, a musical program, and various local notices. Other notes mention a bobcat sighting near Birch Creek, theater earnings of 250 dollars, and staffing changes at local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward
Atra Beoville
Axel
C. Richards
Charles C. Richards
Sixth Ward
Kodak Fiima
McIntyre
Orin Bybee
Witt Pringle
Birch Creek
Uintah
Pringle
Gowans
E.G. Gowan
Amusements Tonight and Fraternal Meetings Listed
Amusements tonight include Orpheart-otlon pictures at Alhambra and Ogden venues, Gracie and Lyteum showings, Tule motion pictures, and Social Fraternal activities. Fraternal meetings and lodge notices for Mascole No. 81 and Royal Neighbors of America are listed, along with Eastern Star ladies. Reports note difficulties getting children to school and a heavy snowfall. People casually mention plans to attend local social events and barber ball gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheart
Otlon ‘Pictures
Alhambra—Motion Pictures
Ogden—Motion Pictures
Gracie—Motion Pictures
Lyteum—Stution Picures
tule—Motion Pictures
Mascole Lodge
Royal Neighbors of America
Federated W C T Of Ogden Honors Frances Willard Event
The Federated W C T Ladies meet with Mrs F A Cook on Twenty street at 2 30 PM Wednesday for Frances Willard memorial program. Mrs Flewelling opens with scripture and prayer, readings, poems, songs, and a memorial statue ceremony at Washington DC. Speakers include Mrs Craft Mrs Frey Falck and Mr J L Jordan with musical selections and an offering for the memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F. A. Cook
Ith Street
Flaws Tiiing
Frances Willard
Mes
Flewelling
Ha OM. McClure
Amercans
Q. R Craft
Meading
Frey Falck
Washington, D.C
J. L. Jordan
Instrumenta Tnvate
Mist Leota
Kens Tiledy
Trana
J. W. Welch
Society Reception and Eastern Star Events
The Martha Society hosts a daytime reception at the Day Nursery on Friday afternoon February. Eastern Star Miriam chapter 0 holds a 7 30 pm meeting with DameLy A Metlee as guest and other grand officers expected. invitation extended to all Eastern Star members. Mrs Sigmund Kohn and Mrs M H Janney hosted a theater party honoring Mrs Sigmund Kohn with reserved Melba concert seats. Mr and Mrs A L Kohn among attendees. The Kohns entertain guests at their home with ten children present. Leap Year Party by the Incal United Commercial Travellers at a Saturday evening dance at the WO hall with couples escorted and pairs chosen for the evening.
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American Can Company of
Utah
Tomorow
Joseph Genghegan
Salt Lake City
Ogden
John Finley Morrison
Eccles
PhaAitl Pocatello
Candlent
Pocatello
Reta Willix
Provo
M. L. Jones Coat & Ice Co
W. EF. Kneaen
National Infantry
State Capitol
Lloyd Garrison
W. E Lindquist
W. 5
Wikong
W. Neilson
Farney Mack
Eastern Star
Miriam Chapter
Drother Ly
A. Metlee
MMS
Sigmund Kohn
Aira
M. H. Janney
Sizjmund Kohn
Kempteree
Wyomet
Ashimbra
AJ L. Kohn
N. J. Felbast
O. Feldacher
Sigmand Kohn
Kohn
A. I. Kohn
Kenneth and
Doveld
Kemmerer, Wyombog
United Commercial
Dupces
Omaha Livestock Prices Slip in Mixed Market Report
Omaha Neb Jan 30 livestock survey shows cattle receipts heavy with native steers at 15.25 to 16.25, western steers 6.06 to 7.60, yearlings 8.25 to 9.25, and heavy cows around 7.00 to 7.75. Sheep receipts about 11,000 with wethers 7.00 to 7.15 and yearlings 9.10 to 10.25. buyers urged to read the Classified Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Lyestock
Omaha
Neb
Hoxs
Calpte
Bigher
Heavy
Mgt
SILER
TNO
Ateady
Command Belfere
Preliminary hearing in Quigley murder case begins
The preliminary hearing for Frank Philbrook charged with the murder of Patrick Quigley opened before Judge George S. Barher at the city hall. Prosecutor Joseph Evans and defense counsel Soren Christensen led witnesses including Mary Dawson and James O'Brien. New testimony described Quigley being moved from a room to the alley and large cash pieces involved as the case proceeds to Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Philbrook
Patrick Quigley
Mire
Fangle Dawson
James O'brien
Quigley
Wilkien
Pobrook
O'Brien
Quisley
Quigley Worl
Allarmiey Christensen
Quieley Mader
Pallbrook
Howerg
Elmerlf
Ailver
Powers
Unikbrook
Senate Cate
Cherie Jensen
Ano
Peliom
Fema
Hazel Dawn Stars as Detective in Alhambra Night Show
Hazel Dawn portrays a detective at Alhambra as Weber beats Orange and Mlark 31 to 20. The Weber stars D Pingree and Nison lead the lineup while Croaman Critchlow and Chambers contribute key plays. Referee Fitzpatrick oversees the matchup amid student crowd interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruier
Weber
D. Pingree
Critchtow Crosman
Wilkinson Chambera
Cs.c
Seee Nison
Fingrey
WU Roberts
Falckle
Brewer Field
Sacree
Chambers
Croaman
C. Critchlow
Gritchlaw
Pingree
L. Pingree
Fitzpatrick
Automobiles Prepare for Show With No Parade
Automobile men finalize preparations for the first annual auto show in Ogden opening Wednesday evening. Weather and show duties mean no auto parade, but decorations will brighten Washington avenue and major street intersections. Crews install booths and place some cars today with remaining work to finish tomorrow and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile
Ogden
Weband
Beavness
Dee Eeden
Twenty-fourth Street
Andrew Jost
C. M. Herrick
Ctticeen
Automotive Organsation
Weber Academy Boys Triumph Over Ogden High
Weber academy defeated Ogden high by 70 to 39 in a lively high school basketball game. The clash unfolded on the school gym floor before a crowded audience, with Weber pulling ahead in the third period and maintaining the lead to finish strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Academy
Ogdeoeh School
Alhambra double bill at single price tonight
Catholic church fire damages Bt Josephs church causing over $1000 in losses. Fire started from an incense burner left smoldering in the sacristy. Entrance forced by freight workers. blaze spread to vestry tapestries and other decor before extinguishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Bt. Joaeph
P.M
Sure Thing Man Fined Forty For Concealed Weapon
Marty Btuard was arrested Thursday night after a dramatic escape from Depotmaster John Shickte and convicted in municipal court for carrying concealed weapons. He paid a $40 fine. A brass knuckles item formed the basis of the charge. Other figures include Jack Sullivan given a stepped sentence and Mrs Fires to Nixon jailed for drunkenness. Pete Baker fined ten dollars or ten days in jail for disturbing the peace at a Saturday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Btuard
Janes Tleatm
John Shickte
Sillard
Utah
Idaho
Wil Peas
Ogden
Tral
Bluard
Jack Sullivan
Nixon
Paal
Pete Baker
Baturdaht
Children Must Be Entered In School This Week
City school principals urge parents to register children for the new semester this week to prevent delays. Officials warn that late entrants risk being excluded as the opening approaches and emphasize immediate action to ensure enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boamt
Uyat
Revival union meetings planned in Ogden for March
A committee of prominent local Protestant church members and pastors announced definite plans for a citywide revival in Ogden during March. Rev Meare Ostrom will conduct the meetings, with the church choirs providing musical support to lead the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Meare Ostrom
Mayor Heywood Opens Standard Better Foods Cooking School
The Standard Better Foods cooking school opens with Mrs. Kate Vaughn lecturing on home making and economical cooking at Orpheum Theater. She demonstrates menus and costs, advocates nutrition for families, and promotes Pierce's Pure Product sugars. Two child models from "Dysen's Kiddies" attend, highlighting product use and sugar comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Heywood
Standard
Better Foods
Better Homes Cooking
Vaughnie
Vaughn
Ditte
Netter
Orpheum Theater
Ooparesi
Amy
Dvsen
Orden Chileren
Ogden Ant
Amalgamated Hucar Company
Vaughin
Rev Ostrom to Lead Ogden Revival Mission
Rev Ostrom, a nationally reputed evangelist and Clarkston of repute, joins forces with Wilbur Chapman legacy. Hepreaches with eloquence and simple logic, guiding listeners to self improvement. Ogden church leaders expect a great religious awakening among 13,000 unaffiliated residents. A team of East Coast advisors joins him, with churches including First Presbyterian and Second Congregational backing the revival.
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Ostrom
Wilbur Chapman
Blo Yery
Pitt
Othee Evangeliste
Ogden
Ely
Crangall
Qatrom
East
Firat Presbyterian
Firat Congregational
First Baptist
Second Congregational
Becond Presbyterian
Swediah
Ars
J. K Cooper
James Cane
Joseph Cher
T. Asull
E. C. Paston
C C. Michener
Sitila
A. Parmley
S. W. Wherry
J. Griffio
Lemon
J. W. Welch
J. Drydale
H. A. Beino
Edgar Oates
J. B. Gebbart
T. C. Johocco
I. C. &Immom
Mr. Welskans
Atel Lindstrum
Two Big Features at the Alhambra Tonight
The Alhambra theater presents two major attractions this evening, drawing local audiences with marquee acts and bold performances. Patrons are advised to arrive early as seating may fill quickly and showtimes vary by venue.
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Alhambra
Snow depths at power dam reach over four feet
Weather dispatch reports heavy snowfall across the region with four to four and a half feet of snow on the level at the Ganyon Power Dam area by noon. Ogden, Logan and Idaho Railway officials say tracks on main lines and interurban routes are open, with carriages running on schedule despite the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganyon Power
Ranyon
Ogden, Logan & Idaho Ralivey Company
Cara Ate Delong
Graft Oracle Theatre to Preston and the outlooke
Oracle Theatre schedules Tuesday and Wednesday shows, aims to clear freight blockades this afternoon, and plans additional service for next Wednesday. Weber County dairy day roundup draws farmers to Logan. local theater and public notices appear amid obituaries for Peterson, Owen Thsun, and George Kalakautis with funeral details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Alvo
ACR
Weber County
Logan
James L Barker Speaks at Ogden Tabernacle Sermon
Elder James L Barker, principal of Weber Academy, gave a tabernacle sermon yesterday afternoon as part of a municipal program by the Ogden Tabernacle choir and society. He urged faith based on direct experience and urged belief in the testimonies of the eleven witnesses about the plates of the Book of Mormon, accepted as the people did the apostles’ testimony about Christ’s divinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Barker
Weber Academy
Tabernacle
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Societate
Edu¢Elor
Iba
Christ
Bank to Pay Interest on Daily Balances Says County Attorney
County Attorney Joseph Evans issued an opinion on the legality of remitting 390 to a bank that furnished a free bond for the county treasurer. He found no basis in law for the remission. He stated that even without a charge for the bond, there could be no appropriation under the law. The county should collect 2 percent interest on daily balances and pay 5 percent on overdrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph FE. Evans
Trenauier
Boant
Sae Alea
Wheat prices rise despite light shipments from Australia and Argentina
The Chicago wheat market advanced on January 31 as shipments from Australia and Argentina remained light. Opening prices dipped then firmed, with gains limited by weaker corn and oats demand. Provisions stayed soft though hog and grain prices held firmer, and exports appeared to lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverpool
Australia
Argentina
Ocean Passage
Utah Stocks Trade Totals From Unreadable Ledger Fragment
Ulster style market page lists numerous stock lots with varied quantities and prices for many mines and places. Entries include Big Cottonwood Crown Point Croft Fast Place Indian Queen Leonora May Nay Opohongo Reed’s Peak Montanfta Mountain Lake and more with prices often shown as fractional cents and per unit values. The fragmentary data covers dozens of items, indicating a broad but incomplete commodity listing from a regional stock market page.
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Leonora
Lower Man
May Nay
Opohongo
Prince Con
Reed's Peak
Tiiy Routh
Mountain Lake
Te. Moncam
Te. Veter
Tiyeh
Walker Naga
Ree
Ide
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No. Ee
Ded
Ida Dixon
Harriag Elater
Harriaville
Dee Hospital
Retohold Kanzler
Washington
Spargo
Heck Store
County Board of Commissioners
Jesse A. Child
Hiverdale
County Board of Education
J. T. Rushmer
Optician
Fraternal
Socretien
Mia
Federated W. C.T
HONOR
Willard
The
Martha Society
Day Nursery
W. OH
Barbers’ Union
Royal Dancing Academy
Prying
Frank Philbrook
Hazel Dawn
Automen
HGH School
General Boutework
Hnadl Family
Cort Af
Cecile
Tomaty
Banbury
Webdy
Kate Vaughn
Teter Foods
Netter Nomen
Ipheum Thrater
Tennessee
Jover
Bris
A. I Heywood
Aft
Vausha
Hera An Piven
Oracle Theatre
Petergon
Fricka Peterson
Lop Im
Hunterville
Huntable Cemetery
Vertha
Owen Thsun
Thomas Uon
Washington Avenue
P.M. Cushnahan
City Cemetery
James L."barker
Taberncle
AL Baines
Worlds Markets
Bales
Sesalan
Alia von
Albion
Celler
Big Cottonwood
Crown Point
Croft
Mma Copper
Sig
Ensign Herrick Manufacturing Optician
Culley
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