Patriotic Oration by Rev. Carver at First Presbyterian
The sermon and program at the First Presbyterian church featured patriotic themes with large flags, Canterbury bells, and red roses. Speakers Mrs Mitchell, Mr AL Stevens, and Mr Fouders participated as Rev. Carver led reflections on national growth, virtue, and the duty of citizens and women to uphold integrity amid wealth and progress.
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First Presbyterian Church
Velleinus
Oshi
Reiief Corps
Linenia Circle
Weceles
Mies Michell
AL Stevens
Faunders
Wtandant
Nev
Merlett
Priia
Breauin
Anander
Warth
God
Enlontes
Franklin
Frese
It Floats and Privileges of Ivory Soap for Bathing
It floats and offers additional benefits for the bath. The soap lathers freely rinses quickly and leaves the skin cool clean and smooth as satin.
Founders Faith and Duty Echo in Roosevelt Message
A Roosevelt era address urges faith in constitutional ideals and the Bible as guiding reverence. He emphasizes valuing individual worth over money, calling for steadfast civic virtue and the nation’s enduring strength through faith and fidelity.
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Sgea
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Maud Wheeler
Funeral services for Mrs Maud Wheeler were held at the Fourth Ward Meeting House yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock with Bishop B A Diven presiding. Elders John Taylor and Myron Beinan offered consolation to the bereaved family. Silent tributes and musical selections were provided by Oreon Deifin and Arte. Marxis Handers. Interment followed in Orden City cemetery.
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Maud Wilton Wheeler
Fourth Ward
Yeaterdy
V'Eleck
B. A. Diven
John Taylorend
Myron Beinan
Olgen
Oreon Deifin
Arte
Marxis
Orden City
Judge Howell Lectures on Crimes and Their Cause
Judge J A Mowett delivered an instructive address to the Mutual Improvement Society at the meeting house. The talk, titled Crimes and Their Causes, traced how early tones become criminal networks and stressed teaching youth to respect laws and obey authority.
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Judge Howell
J. A. Mowett
Profit-Earner at Present Monk Mill Breaks Ore Barrier
In Salt Lake, the Renan Sunshige company reports a new profit earner as the mill begins operation on ore once deemed useless. General Manager George H. Dera notes ore previously under 3246 10 Hooper’s gold and tailings under 230 40 centern now yield good material. With 150,000 shares outstanding, stockholders are few and the dividend potential grows amid metallic savings.
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Salt Lake
Daly
Rolla
Foto
Renan
Tiantha
George H. Dera
Burial of Pioneer Druggist of Ogden
Funeral services were held for Joe J. Driver, a veteran Ogden druggist, with Ward meeting attendance and speakers including Bishop Miles Le Jones and Heber Beowert. Odd Fellows and local pharmaceutical associations sent representatives and conducted the grave ritual.
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Joe J. Driver
Ples
Beveath Ward
James Taylor
Ward
Dee Porer
Mise Pautine Maddock
Exllyade!ork
Miles le Jones
Joseph Parry
Anne Fart
Heber Beowerift
Bishop Taylor
Lack
Blay
The
Odd Fellowe
Mr. Driver
Order
W. Madcon
Thews
Delegates of Epworth League Headed to Seattle
One hundred twenty five delegates from the Epworth League of Chicago and Toronto Canada travel in Ogden en route to Seattle for the annual convention opening there in a few days. Chicago's thirty delegates travel in Rev. Charles A. Koltey’s car with others from Toronto. About seventy Canadian delegates attend services at the Presbyterian church due to repairs at the Methodist church. After the Beauile convention, the group returns home by Canadian Pacific lines, leaving at midnight Sunday.
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Othe Epworth
Chicsea
Tarnto
Canada
Ogden
Seattle
Chicago
Charles A. Koltey
Wabash Avenue Methodist
City
To- Minto
Ttley
Dale Y Falen
Epworth Teague
Beauile
Vaat
Wil
Police Chiefs Discuss Crusade Against Vice
Chief Browning, speaking after a national chiefs meeting in Buffalo, says the vice crusade in major cities was a key topic. He concedes fault in New York’s handling of prostitution despite reforms and emphasizes broader social evil concerns raised at the convention.
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New York City
Bowrty Longettoln
Taedore Honnerelt
Washington
New York
Poller Browning
Chiefs of Pride
Huffaly
N. Y
Linderatand
Chlef Bmwaing
Ata
Adestal Stratlona
Chlefe
Broadway's Street Walkers Problem Prompts Calls for Action
A prominent official laments widening vice across New York as police regulation wanes. He cites 10000 street walkers on Broadway and interections, blaming lax suppression for dangers to women and children. Excursions to Utah brief notes finish the fragment.
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Nice
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Liles
Broadway
Harate
Bowery
Tenderloin
Mootevelt
Comausssoner
Snes
Xrest
Great White Way
Amietats
New York
Ogden
Lana Bot
Private sale of real estate in Weber County Utah
Probate notices announce a private sale of two parcels in Ogden City for guardianship of several Gilles family members. The sale, cash with 10 percent due at bidding and rest on court confirmation, is conducted by attorney Joseph Chez in Ogden, Utah, dated June 19 1909. Names include J A Junk guardian and Iki Gilles heirs.
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Misirler
Weber County
State of
Utah
Mertle Gilles
Gertrude Allee Gillex
Carl HH
Gilles
Minh May Gilles
Laurence Giles
Mathiaa Gilles
Jobo Ma aMes
Minacs
Deden
Weter County
Glock
Ogden
Eretz
Beatuniog
Ogden City Buttes
Joseph Chez
Eng Hla
First National Bank
O3- den
Ward Court
J. A. Junk
Juara
Electric Light Horse Racing At Local Fair
Tonight at the fair grounds a pioneering electric light horse race will illuminate the half mile track. Five evening races begin at 8 with lights brightening the course to 11. Judges, including Mann, to preside. entries from the Salt Lake racing meet.
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Ogien
Enat
Reading
Orden
Tooleht
Fair Grounds
Tovelock
Salt Lake
No Accidents on Fourth in Ogden Amid Celebrations
The Fourth of July in Ogden passed with no accidents as crowds enjoyed firecrackers rockets and noise making devices along Washington Avenue. About 5,000 people visited Ogden Canyon for picnics and fishing while many stores closed for Independence Day observances.
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Ogden
Washington Avenue
Fred
Mahera
Ogden Canyon
Fourth of July Celebrated in Lima Mentioned by President Ju
In Lima Peru on July 4 President Ju fla visited the Atuctloan location. A band played the Peruvian anthem and crowds rose in salute. A bull fight was featured as part of the Fourth of July celebration.
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Lima
Peru
Jufla
Bicycle Championships Spark New York Race Clash
Australian rider Jack Clark dominates the New Jersey Urgele professional event held at Newark’s Vaileburg track. Frank Lo Krai delivers solid challenge as Yar earns new championship distinction in this July meet.
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New, Yar
Jack Clark
Vaileburg
Newark
N. J
Frank Lo Krai
National Champion Faces Unclear Outcome After Contested Win
The national champion faced ambiguity as organizers reviewed a critical decision. Officials acknowledged missteps in the scoring process while lamenting the uncertain result and potential impact on the title hold.
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