Ogden Notes On Recruits Fire and City Notices
Random notices from Ogden departments list Naval recruits Edwin Guttria’s release and report plans for San Diego, new enlistees David Thames and William Tennis, a deserter from the army, local fire alerts, maternity care, and public notices. Includes fashion retail, funeral attendance, patent, legal filings, and upcoming meetings.
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Price
Naval
Edwin Guttria
Charles A. Shiretiffa
Hospital Corps
United States Navy
Shitcliffe
San Diego
David Reese Thames
Spanish Fork
William Walter Tennis
Easton
Bion
C. X. Hendershot
Wiveralde
Clem Berges
Dorey Ave
Deterter
Thomas Mr. Crossman
Ogden
United States Army
Washington
Morrison
Boldler
Newton
Oregon Short Line
Caliente
Nev
Idaho National Guard
Baise
Idaho
Brownlog Bros. Co
Judson Ave
Kodak
Abraham Lincoln Circle No. 2
Presbyterian Church
Conrady W. L. Runsell
Paul W. Stecher
Ogden Area Notes Impaired Roads and Local People
June diary notes describe Utah pioneers near boundary lines, social visits by Mrs Chance and Miss Chance from Youngstown, and a Yellowstone tour. County Commissioner John Parr seeks a four year county council seat. Bad roads report from J J Harris Jr recounts a Weber canyon fishing trip halted between Ogden and Morgan, forcing return.
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Mel
Sirk
Joe Chanoo
Lén
Melisa Alice Chanter
Ale Chandier
Webertel
John Parr
Join Farr Coal Eootany
Cunital
Ogden
J. J. Harris, Jr
Weber Canyon
Here
Morgan
Celebration committee eyes Washakie Indians at July 24 event
The planning group for the July 24 celebration received word that 16 to 20 Washakie Indians will attend the Ogden event. Ward reports the tribe will travel by train and be a leading feature of the parade, enhancing the program with their presence.
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Ogden
Mshop Ward
Blairfet
Orden
Dees Deer
Hurc Creek School Building Contract Awarded
Weber county board of education accepts Charles Hyumphris bid of 12200 for general construction of the Hurc Creek School. Welshans Heating won heating and plumbing at 92402. New building on the old site with another building removed. Board also bought 100 feet more land from Whe Oden Colt and Country Club to enlarge playgrounds. Completion aimed for opening next September.
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Charles Hyumphris
Hurc Creek
Weber County Board of Education
Welshans Heating Company
Elfe
Oden Colt and Country Club
Ogden City Seeks South Fork Water Right Compromise
City Engineer Joseph M. Tracy is authorized to file a compromise of Ogden City's application to acquire and use unappropriated water from South Fork for power purposes. Husteville Irrigation Association objected. the compromise aims to eliminate the principal objections and obtain state engineer approval.
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Joseph M. Tracy
Ogden City
Husteville Irrigation Association
South Fork
Logan Tenor Plans Move to Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Logan tenor Worler, a notable state performer, may relocate to Ogden to join the Ogden Tabernacle choir. He recently earned a dental surgery degree from the University of Chicago and earned high honors at Chicago Conservatory of Music. If he settles, he could become a key figure in Ogden's musical scene while continuing dental practice.
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Ogden Tabernacle Choir
California
Worler
College of Dental Surgery
The
Universiy of
Chicago
Alo
sMusic
Ogden
W. FL Wortey
Logan
City Board Orders Paving Of Twenty Third Street
The city board overruled protests by about forty property owners against paving Twenty third Street between Wall and Lincoln Avenues. The city engineer will prepare notices to contractors and work will start soon. The petition to pave Lincoln Avenue between Twenty fourth Street and Ogden River was denied for the same reason and notices to contractors will be issued.
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Twenty-third Street
Wall
Lincoln Avenues
Perilonera
Cfty
Lincoln Avenue
Protests Over Bank Taxation Prompted Meeting
James Pingree of Pineire Nations Bank sent a letter to Weber County commissioners as a board of equalization alleging denial of a hearing on his protest of bank stock assessment. He warned of court action if taxes are paid on the disputed basis. The letter also claimed bankers were invited to discuss grievances. Pingree was away when summoned. Meeting deferred decision to a later session.
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Board of Equalization and Review
Aszeasmant
Bank Storke
James Pingres
Pinerre Nations Bank
Weber County Commisssioners
Pingree
Afl
Ravely
Shell Store Burglary Report At W Fl Hart Grocery
Police suspect youths burglarized the W Fl Hart grocery at eighteenth Street and Washington Avenue during the night. Thieves hoisted a small quantity of groceries, including boiled ham, tobacco, cheese, canned goods, and cigarettes, and left no signs of forced entry.
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FL Hart
Eighteenth Street
Washington Avenue
President Signs Roads Bill With $85 Million Allocation
President Wilgen signed the roads bill approved by Congress authorizing 85 million dollars to be spent by the federal government over five years, with a matching state contribution. Officials from the American Automobile Association and the Association of State Highway Officials attended, and 10 million dollars is set aside for roads in federal forest reserves.
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Washington
Wilgen
Congress
American Automobile Association
Association of State Hevy
Hoboes Eliminated From Balaad
Renee Woodworth, consul general for the Union Pacific railroad, was in Unity this morning. He oversees the double track work between Weratch and Emery and reports the project progressing satisfactorily. Labor shortage remains, but the hobo element has been nearly eliminated and the men now employed are dependable. Woodworth was accompanied by Treasurer A.W. Mees Dette.
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Woodworth
Union Mecific Railroad
Uniten
Mr. Woodworth
Weratch
Emery
Goden
Trinmester
A.W. Mees Dette
Flood waters receding in Georgia as rivers fall
Atlanta July 11 flood waters on most rivers and streams in Georgia were receding today after heavy rains. The Ocmulgee river at Macon continued to rise forcing families to abandon homes while the Alabama river at Montgomery also rose. About one hundred people were left homeless north of Montgomery.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
Alabama
Montgomery
Spirit of sixty one at Lyceum today
A public program titled The Spirit of 61 is presented at the Lyceum Theatre today featuring historical reflections and period music. Organizers invite local residents to attend and participate in the event highlighting events from the Civil War era.
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The
Lyceum Today
Heavy Shipments of Green Fruit Rising in Rail Traffic
Green fruit shipments from the Southern Pacific railroad division are increasing rapidly under Superintendent F C Beith of the Salt Lake Division. Within days most fruit handled at the Ogden union terminal yards is expected to reach 160 to 16 carloads daily as larger consignments move forward.
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Baus Ramenia Eivision
Southern Macific Railroad
F.C. Beith
Salt Lake Division
Ogden Union Terminal
Southern Pacific
Dangerous talk in rural districts about farmers and farms
A fragment locates a conversation about Stonepark a neighbor farmer who died recently and a misattributed tale about an eight head rumor and a daylight robber. The dialog hints at how referencing a farmer by the farm name can invite suspicions and misperceptions among locals.
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Stonepark
Wiljhead
Hfe
Col Roosevelt Aiding Hughes In Reform Committee
Bridgehampton New York July 1 Col Roosevelt aiding Hughes in shaping the Republican national committee. Hughes says he is pleased with the appointment and expects effective work of a revived party. The Progressives are reportedly under Roosevelt influence after a long campaign by Perkins and others.
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Bridgehampton
N.Y
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Mr. Hughes
Roosevelt
Atx
George W. Perkins
William R. Willcox
Summons in Utah District Court Action
Summons issued in Western County Utah District Court to Florence J McCloskey and Joseph M McClockey. Defendant must answer within thirty days after service or twenty days if served within county. failure leads to judgment in favor of the plaintiff. Action seeks recovery of a contract debt and dissolution of a matiere contract between parties. First publication June 26 16. last publication July ai th.
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District Court of
Western County
State of Utah
Florence J. McCloskey
Joseph M. McClockey
Addrray
David Heden
City Tax Rate Adjustment by Commissioners for 1916
The city commissioners approved a 1916 tax of 75 units to be collected for municipal needs. Funds will cover street maintenance water works drains library and other city services, with a total levy of 6.75 mills to support contingencies and public utilities.
Austrians Called Back Amid Frontline Recall and Death Notices
Fragmented obituary notices and a wartime recall report from Trentino list Austrians recalled by Italian forces. The text mentions funerals in Ogden and Lake Sherwood, detailing services for Frank Wesley Sherwood and Charles Vicks, with interment at local cemeteries and family survivors. The jumble notes viewings at Grant Avenue and street addresses, plus tributes from veterans groups and church services, all in a period-style community notice.
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Enerwood
Meril
Frank Wesley Sherwund
Uyspot
Amd
Lutermunt
Ogden
Uhemieo
Sir Sherwood
Lake Sherwoe
Ballinger Funeral Notice for Mrs Mary Ballinger
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ballinger will be held at 2 pm in the Tuinkd wand cominog.
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Ballinger
Mary Ballinger
Norm
Untitled advertising snippet on plant prices and brands
Advertisement style notice lists Dawera Sede ding plants with low cash prices. Mentions Florlets and a 335k G2 price. Mentions Grant Jybik and a location north of 1Tta gL.
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Og Fea Wholvante Florlets
Bane
Grant Jybik
Marie Doro Hosts Notable Motion Picture Gathering
Marie Doro hosted a high profile California villa house warming featuring Starie Doro Blanche Sweet and other stars and directors. Charlie Chaplin presented a camera for Miss Doro. Degter sent a gift to Lasky to borrow props as pictures were shot. Attendees included Fairbanks Berech Turnbull and Jacky, with salaries for the star cast estimated over F120.
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Starie Doro
California
Mise Dory
2Lea Doro
Chaplin
Degter
Doro
Vector Turnbull
Jacky
St Wee
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United States District Court
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Laura Wit
Twelfth Stret
Ogden Canyon
Wm. M. Lee
Horrocks Bros
Shell
Eton
Nevada
Linn
Carlin
Salt Lake
Clarence F. Wright
Hia Law
Eccles
Phil Thompson
Missouri Pacific
W. A. Ilandin
Buriington
J. A. Lloyd
Central
Erie Railroad
Dusiness
Yellowstone
Mary Abbott
Melen Forrest
Louise Jorgenson
Yellowstone Park
James Pingree
San Depp
Ellen Durk
Ella Aylward
Southern Pacificrain No
Jicenca
Utah Light & Railway Company
Uehting
Tom McCauley
Tyler End Thirty-second
Utah Theatre
Utah
Beatrix Michelena
Pioneer
Utah Pioneera
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Ogen
Chas, Humiphris Gwen
Shell Store
Hoboes
Renee
Lamfo
Seekers
Col. Roosevelt
Hughes
Tome
Loatony
Trentina
Acral
Regiipee
Grant Avenue
Wothe Etty Cemetery
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Apt
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Holatro V. Jenkins
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Mendy
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Harery White
Ranta Monica
Cal
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Weert
Los Angeles
Albert E. White
H. B. Warner
Chester Conklin
Ogden Theatre
Marie Doro
Blanche Sweet
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