Failure of Crops Triggers Manti Delegation Appeal
A Manti Utah delegation urged the District Forester to aid work relief as crop failures hit the area. They cited lack of jobs and pressed for expanded use of labor on road projects including the Ephraim Orangeville highway and forest service employment under the state highway commission.
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Manti 10
Manti
Utah
F. Koeipp
Ephraim-Orangeville
Forest Service
Bhe
State Highway Commission
Ogden News Briefs From Local Advertisements and Court
Random references include ads for Orange Crush and a city-wide outings note. Guardian appointed for William Stam, a minor, in Salt Lake. Ogden court sees juveniles charged with traffic and sidewalk bicycle riding. several licenses to marry granted. varied local notices on barber shop open for business and water meeting talks.
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Guardian
W. S. Ronny
Salt Lake
Daige A. W. Agee
William Stam
Brett Neuteboon
Esata
Ogden Packing & Or Vision Company
Weber County Farm Bureau
Ogden City
Weber County Commisasioners
Monros Avenue
Mth
Nat
Hiture
Victory Barber Shop
25Th St
Ben Garr-Bar
Frank Weney
Brigham City
Veteria
Warry
Mary EL
Ogden
Soldier jumps from moving train and 15 dragged from lake
Willard Grace recovers a swimmer after a man jumped from a Southern Pacific No 1 train into a lake near Midlake. The incident, involving braces and a rope, ends with rescue and non fatal injuries. Separately, Clyie William convicted for driving past a standing street car on Washington avenue and fined $10 or 10 days in jail. Kevin Stevens convicted for disturbing the peace with muffler open. fined or five days in jail. J. F. Lawson reports Grand Canyon forest road conditions and scenery as very good.
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Clyie William
Washington Avenas
Bau
Willard S. Grace
Sal
Sweller
Southern Pacific
Midlakely
Brace
Come With
Hisium
Jack Stevens
Ogden
Noo
Pine View
Lorin
Eric
Jaxx
Bear Lake
Lagan
Railro ad Laborer Killed Near Coal Chute in Wyoming
B J Marsh a railroad laborer at the yards in Evanston Wyoming died from injuries after a coal car struck him as he stood under a coal chute He was being taken toward Ogden when he died The body was sent on a train to Swanston for burial Also Nebraska moves to reorganize referendum petitions on the administrative code bill following a court verdict in a drunkenness case with one man found guilty and another discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Marsh
Evanston
Wyoming
Marsh
Ogden
Egate
Swanston
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Legisla
Thom Murture
Polic
A. D. Scott
Ainsworth
Murphy
Huntsville Plans a Bigger Fourth Celebration
Huntsville will celebrate the Fourth with greater enthusiasm and a fuller program. The day will feature a sunrise cannon, a 10 to 12 assembly with prayers and solos by Joseph Felt and Miss Shorten, a toast by T. E. McKay, and a parade of events including novelty races, bicycle races, a tug of war, a baseball game, and a grand ball in the evening. Local officials and attorneys will attend to welcome guests.
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Huntsvilla
Rar
Kelly & Herteli
Ened
Cimon Shtute
Sunrlac
Joseph Jr. Felt
Miss Eld
T E. McKay
Montpelier Afton Beltway Approved by Secretary Houston
Secretary of Agriculture signed a cooperative agreement between the state and counties for the Montpellier Afton beltway. Construction on the project will begin at once and connect Yellowstone National Park with the Ogden area via a direct highway route.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Montpellier Afton
Yellowstone National Park
Oxdon
Forest Services
Jackson Hole
Ogdon
Yellowstone
Boys Roundup Enforces Juvenile Court Night Warning
Judge Dan Sullivan warned minors to stay off the streets at night and the police, in cooperation with juvenile court authorities, conducted a city round-up last night. Only a few boys were found out, all with parents or guardians or of legitimate guardianship. The round-ups will continue to deter rule violations.
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Dan Sullivan
Jtreets
Divorces Granted In Pratt Court Desertion Custody Granted
Decrees of divorce granted before Judge A K Pratt in cases involving Isabella Meyers and F Meyers on grounds of desertion. She received custody of the child and alimony of 25 dollars per month. The couple wed in Femmington on October 7, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Pratt
Isabella Meyers Fron F. Meyers
Femmington
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Sahara
William Farnum
Pathe News
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Ogden “Qoolest Theatre
Wrig
Woiles Valle
Fisut Mane
OVC
Brent
Banement
Palm Beach
Streck Wear
Cali Fhena Nai
Norrow
Standard Bottling Co
Phare
Utah Hot Springs
Abov
Ogden Taxi
Clarenest
Ce Carey
Nora M Crowley
Quick Messenger
G. W. Tripp
28Th Street
Dumko Floral
George Graves
Ogden Fire Department
Kansas City
Geo
International Association of Fire A. Lowe Co
Chas. B. Farr
North Ogden
Ogden Standard
Misher
Otany
Lowa
Alany
Rap-Thousewolves
BAY Fankes Orlor
Cleantage
L. Jemea Coal & Ka Se
Phoee
Juvenila
Sevara
Minora
Theaidewalka
Washington
Geo. A. Lowe Co
Godfrey Matthews
Creationa
Mhuraday
Weil Ogden Mille and Elevator Co 108
Attornay Ualverson
Hat Hal
Grand Canyon
J. JF. Lawson
Officea
The
Jist
Kalbeb National Forest
Chand Canyon
Hoe
Huntsville
Milter
Ribel Pene
Pierce
Chicago Wholesale Grocery CO
Washington Avenue
Montpelier-Afton
Houston
A. Th
Ask
Badson Avenue
Kaihryn Berrett
Decen Vores
Gerrett
Coun
Independent Meat Company
Ascen
Utah-Daho Central Railroad
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