Stolen Goods and Odd Notices In Ogden Area
The clipping reports two thefts from Griffin victims on Quincy Avenue. A. C. Griffin, 2036 Quincy, had a window pried and tobacco, cigars, cigarettes and gum stolen. B. Griffin, 2242 Monroe, had an automobile stolen from the garage. Police suspect a related spree. Other items include a motorcycle collision injuring James Machard near Washington Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street, Clara Berges assisting maternity cases, plus various notices on births, sales, and local services.
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Falming
Griffin
A. C. Griffin
Quincy
B. 2
Monroe Avenue
Quincy Avenue
Ternty Third
Twenty Fourth
James Machard
East Lake City
Salt Lake
Blackfoot
Ogden Electric Supply Company
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Dee Hospital
Clara Berges
Dosey Ave
Arnold Berlin
Utah
W. A. Negus
Willard Beancroft
27Th Street
Nick Yapupakis
Convict Road
Morgan
J. W. Ure
F. Robbing
Morman County
East Take City
Bene
Gothendile
Denver & Rly
George BeGrecory
Detroit
Denver & Ale Firande
Jonna Coal & Tee Co
Union Pacific
Denver & Sto Grande Rate
Browting Cros. Co
Hudron Ave
Kodak
Thompson
Missouri Pacific
W. H. Handie
Burlington
Ogden
Paul W W. Stecher
Ogden Association of Tdfe
George Malverson
Halverson
Thanas
Association
Zeneth
Murray
J.D. Harris, Jr
Ogden River
Tiatris
Ray Nixon
Hichmond
Cadia County
Ogden, Logan & Idaho Railway Company
Hame Company
AU Logan
J. W. Brangham
Trop 11
National Guards of Utah
Enlora
Cache Valley
Fort Dougtne
President Shortliff Tours Pacific Coast and Alaska
President Lewie W. Shortliff completed a Pacific coast trip from Los Angeles to Seattle and an Alaska voyage aboard the Jef ferson of the Alaska Steamship Company. He stated that Americans should explore their own country and described Ketchikan Metlakatla Juneau Sitka and Treadwell, noting the glacier and the 125 travelers aboard. He planned to attend the Prouser fay celebration on July 24 and hoped the event would surpass prior state celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Oregon
California
Northwest
Uune
Shortlife
Ogden
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Catalina Islands
San Fransco
Shasta
Portland
Beattie
Vialt
Jefferson
Alaska Steamship Company
Masaka
Shurtliff
Ketchikan
Alanka
Metlakantla
Wringel
Junean
Alaska
Taku Glacier
Schurtittt
Juneau
Douglas
Haines
Treadwell
Log
Sitka
Bhagway
Thyo Beattie
Civil service positions prep at home courses ad
Advertisement offering home study data for city service positions. Clarifies course options and requests response via mail to Hox 179 Ogden. Includes instruction to request material. contains limited readable details and no explicit names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
Ogden
Ogden Golfists Fall to Salt Lake in Elpbt Hole Match
A group of Ogden Country Club golfers traveled to Salt Lake yesterday and were defeated by Salt Lake club members by thirteen holes. Individual results include Doolittle Ellerbeck Anderson Tlosenbolluth Gitette and others with mixed margins.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Club
Palnia
Pelnia
Lt Lake
Ote Doolittle
Ellerbeck Anderson Tlosenbolluth
Gitette
Ginette
Bo Buchmiller
Blegel
Siege
Pol
W. C
K. Randall
T. Wright
Farnsworth
WM. Rowe
Murphy Murphy
Alimony Dispute Moves to Court for Contempt
Margaret Meyer Richardson asks the court to issue an order requiring Leslie B. Richardson to appear and show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failure to pay alimony as decreed. The notice cites substantial back alimony and asserts the defendant prefers jail to compliance. Proceedings set for next week to determine contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Meyer Richardson
Leslie B. Richardson
Cacee
Nevada Ranch Sold to Wattis and Partners
F Q Wattis returned from Winnemucca with news of a $200,000-plus deal transferring 13,000 acres of hay and 12,000 head of cattle to the Vineyard Land and Stock Company. The Anderson ranch, 65 miles northwest of Winnemucca, will employ 50 foremen and harvest about 2,600 tons of hay. The sale includes 2,000 to 3,000 cattle and water rights on Quinn River, enabling expanded hay land.
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Vineyard Land & Stock Company
West
F. Q. Wattia
Winnemucca
Nevada
Quinn River
Winemucca
Anderson Ranch
Nevata
A. Mammond
Vineyard Land & Btock Company
John L Herrick Advocates Prohibition in Ward Meeting
Elder John L Herrick, president of the Western Blates mission of the Mormon church, spoke on Prohibition at the Eleventh ward meeting house during a conjoint session with the Mutual Improvement associations. He warned narcotics as the greatest plague, urged restraint on liquor use, cited Denver’s prohibition as improving finances, and noted tobacco harms to boys. He also linked prohibition to national trends and predicted federal prohibition in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Herrick
Blates
Mormon Church
Eleventh Ward
Fern Hill
Rhea, Melba
Wendell Ogden
Eva Arbon
Lucille Johnson
Lily Johnson
Mary Bell
Herrick
Mqnor
Ile
Denver
Colorado
Harvard University
Yale University
Jerrick
Russia
Ald
United States
New Traffic Manager Appointed for Several Railways
J. We Ekingson is named traffic manager for Orden, Lopat & Idaho and the Salt Lake and Ogden railway companies. He succeeds W. I. Mowbray and will reside in Odin. He comes from the Salt Lake Route, where he was chief clerk to J. H. Mandefield and traffic manager. He toured the Ogden, Logan & Idaho route yesterday and notes northern Idaho and southern Idaho offer strong prospects as electric railroads serve about seventy percent of the population, warranting further development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. We Ekingson
Orden, Lopat & Idaho
Salt Lake
Ogden
J. IL Manderfield
Asaletant Pearral Reisht
Logan & Idaho
Marriage Licenses On The Rise In County
The article notes a surge in marriage licenses as couples, amid divorces and orders to show cause, visit the county clerk to sign life contracts. It lists pairs including William J. Farrell and Glen L. Milam, John Mya Smith and Mary S. Clow, W. Robert Foepes and Mira Mae Wright, and others from Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Farrell
Kanals City
Molage
Glen L. Milam
Salt Lake City
John Mva Smith
Port Sand
Oregon
Mary
W. Tobert Foepes
Ogden
Mira Mae Wright
van Fauver
Worrington
Wiliam
Rancon
Rosa A. Pickering
Orden
Charles Rederstrom
Eliza J. &Kren
Salem Oreson
Nepil T
Lenore Haneen
Cedra
Chris Schowby
Mia
Jenie Morrieon
Lawiston
Utah
Deaths and Funerals for Frank A Cook Held
The funeral for Frank A Cook was conducted yesterday in the Baptist church with a full tribute from relatives and floral tributes. Reverend Carver and Reverend Love led the service with scriptural readings and benediction, as Margaret McNulty sang Turning Backward and William Manning sang The Pilgrim. Interment followed at City cemetery with grave dedication by Mer Carver.
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Cook
Frank Acook
Baptist Church
Carver
Margaret McNulty
Ward
William Manning
Mer
Fire department keeps busy with multiple blazes
The city fire department fought several fires yesterday and last night. A Worthy Carnival show car on Patterson and Madele avenues burned from engine sparks but was extinguished with little damage. Additional blazes at a barn kitchen and a basement home caused about 370 damage. A brace fire at Twenty first street and Marrison avenue was attended by No. 2 station crews.
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Eltyire
Ering
Patterson Avenue
Madfle Avenue
Worthly Carnival Company
Sparke
Grace
Wrat
Ogden
Utah State School For the Deaf
Bind
Dee Morphal
No. 2
Atallen
Twenty-first Street
Marrison Avenue
Liberty's Boea and the Modern Red Coats sermon review
Rev. GO. F. Nasawetter returns to preach on Liberty in his Meek church service. He condemns mob rule and plutocracy, warns of voter suppression, and likens contemporary forces to Revolutionary era Red Coats, portraying demagogues, criminals, and oppression marching against freedom.
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GO. F. Nasawetter
Chicago
Mable Clinn
Death summons Hetty Green in New York
Hetty Green died today at 8 05 p m at the home of her son Colonel Edward S direc on Central Park West She had recent weeks been unable to walk and spent most of her time in a wheel chair Surrounded by her son a few Japanese servants and a trained nurse she passed after a fall from a wheel chair in the park with medical assistance nearby Her death ends a long era of wealth and business in New York society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SoeNes
P West
Mia
Tren Lad
Nurae
Green
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Fee Subscriction and Advertising Department
Call
Pioneer
Green River
Fee
PRESS
W. Shurtliff
Nevada Ranch
E. C. Wattis
Prohibition
Hev
Diet Arnold
Mberty
Tiberty
Harrary
Walht
Mat
Aub
Anil
Farwant
Ani
Industoy
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Stamford
Conn
Continental
Atwater-Kent
Wagner
Weber Auto CO
Washington
Hetty Green
Uiasaitied Ade
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