Bank statement fragment from Weber County June 1919
Fragmentary OCR shows a bank statement or sworn affidavit dated June 80 1919 with names G Dyb Hengert Purdy and others, bank commissioners, and signatures. It mentions totals and cashiers, commission expirations, and references to a State Bank Commissioner. The readable text is garbled but indicates an official financial record filing in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hengert A. Purdy
Allent
J. Stevens
Fred M. Nye
T. C. Mercer
Orpeum to Open on August 1 With Three Stars
The Orpeum theatre's manager Joseph Goss returns from New York with plans for a star packed opening. Margaret Sington Robert Aderon and Wilton Lackaye lead The Good Bad Woman as August 1 opens a season of top Broadway acts and notable productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpeum
Margaret Slington
Robert Aderon
Wilton Lackaye
Minnie Maddern Fisk
Goss
Ogden
Fish Dynamited In the Weber And Other Streams
SAME LAKE July 11 Dynamiting is reported in Weber and other streams. State fish and game officials are investigating widespread unlawful dynamiting harming local fisheries and violating regulations.
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Weber
Same Lake
Uta
Actress Boasts English Drama In London Debate
London June 19 In a British press feature an English drama actress praised London's stage culture while criticizing wartime restrictions. She argued Shakespearean works endure despite overseas political tensions and urged realism over propaganda in theatre, noting the public’s enduring appetite for quality drama.
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London
Diana Leanne
Germany
Switzerland
England
Mss
Axhwell
I. Sheppard
Christian Church
East End
France
Mr. Atkins
Governor Protests Against Holding Up of Indian Lands
Governor Bamberger assailed Utahs policy of reserving lands and water rights for Indians, saying the Beaver Basin delay hampers development of vast western resources. He spoke at a Rocky Mountain coal mining institute event, citing a local wariness toward idle lands and water rights held for Indians who died decades ago.
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Salt Lake City
Ulan
Jiyal
Utah
Bamuerker
Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
West
Exiai
Bamberger
Auto Fire Damages Theater Manager Home Losses
Fire heavily damaged the Alitamp Bite of Orphewnt theatre manager Joseph Goss at his home 414 Twenty-seventh Street. Goss and family had just returned from New York when the blaze began in their car. Neighbors aided, water extinguished the flames before the fire department arrived. Bolshevik troops report an advance northeast of Archangel with Possno captured after fierce fighting, 200 prisoners and eight machine guns taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goss
Orphewnt Theatre
Real
Mr.Goss
New York
Fepo
Goss
Assiurance
London
Dying River
Archangel
Possno
Sierce
Notice of Lease and Management Change for 324 Shh Street Ogden
Notice dated July 15 1919 announces transfer of lease and entire business at 324 Shh Street Ogden Utah to Morris Wong. Wong will supervise but not be responsible for prior contracts existing before July 1 1919.
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Mier
Expert Visit on Ogden Sewage and Weber River Outlet
Captain J B Tarbett a U S health engineer toured Ogden with Dr T B Best to discuss sewage disposal for the Third ward sewer and the Weber River outlet. Officials fear water rights disruption. Tarbett advised careful handling to satisfy irrigation needs and protect river water rights while permitting the project.
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J. RB. Tarbett
United States Health Hirem
Ogden
T. B. Best
State Board of Ath
Tarbett
Third Ward
Weber Tlver
Slaterye
Walter Vighth
Ueatty
State Health Board
Oxden
Weber County
Beatty
Weber River
Tarbelt
Jin
Ulan
Box Company To Build Plant In Ogden City
Inside information indicates Kirchhoffer Box Company of Milwaukee will establish a branch in Ogden to serve the Intermountain and western regions with shipping materials. About 5 of 49 workers will start, with hires rising as trade grows. Also in Seattle but nearby news notes a coppersmiths strike in San Francisco bay area halting work on ships and a judge in Oregon found dead.
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Utah
Kirchhofer Box Company
Milwaukee
Ogden
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Region
Bullaing
Rodustry
U S Ready 10 Resume Trade With Germany
United States and Germany plan immediate resumption of trade arrangements. Acting Secretary Polk announces progress on wartime controls and credits, with postwar terms to be set by reparations authorities and peace treaty provisions. Shipping rules in flux as merchant charters face new oversight and freight limits.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Polk
State Department
Cicraany
Povermnoul
Yunre
Meturnink
Ehniruinn
War Gade
Surpreme Espnanife Council
Parle
Wilson
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Forte
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Dmunei
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Unite States
Tricia
Lia Nelson Morris
Les Veni
America
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Baltic
Scandina
Trier
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Wilteen
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Hoorg
New York
maxhauMn
Fatal Quarrel Between Negroes and Whites in Longview
A racial clash in Longview Texas left one Negro dead and several whites wounded. Violence began when whites confronted a group of Black residents seeking a Negro schoolteacher accused of publishing a defamatory item. Between 12 and 16 whites fired until ammunition ran out. an estimated 49 to 76 Blacks took part in the attack, then dispersed as whites returned with reinforcements and burned five Negro residences. Authorities sought two Black ringleaders and requested aid from Governor Mabry as the city remained tense but quiet thereafter.
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Longview
Tex
Waytid
Austin
Texas
Governor Hobby Considers Guard Aid After Longview Violence
Report from Longview describes more than a hundred shots fired during the disturbance. White residents allegedly burned program houses as Governor Hobby weighs renting government protection with the National Guard. Longview officials requested Texas Rangers, but only four were available, prompting concerns about restoring order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKrares Peceival
W. L. Hobby
Farmer Called as Witness in Townley Case
Jackson Minnesota July 11 farmer of Dodge County Lawson testified as the first witness in the Townley case. He recalled a 1917 meeting in Menton where Gilbert spoke and denied making disloyal remarks. The defense pressed whether Gilbert aided the war effort, which the witness refuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
England
Atorney
George Nardlin
Gilbert
British Delegates to Meet Americans in New Orleans
UK officials debate sending ten delegates to a World Cotton Congress in New Orleans. After mixed views from English spinners and merchants, the Fine Cotton Spinners Association backs delegation led by Sir Herbert Dixon, with Liverpool Cotton Association also set to send delegates.
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London
Duwn
Associated Press
New Orleans
Heyoper
Jeutlow
Chret
Lancashire
Haying & Confermnen
America
England
Amere Jeans
Merchante
Planta
Rir
Herbert Dixon
Fine Cotton Spinners Association
Tiverpool Valtan Association
Manchester
Climber of Cammiree and Manchester rant
Washington July 10 Fra nc J. Hagan, counsel for Riegs National Bank, attacked John Skelton Williams as currency controller. He called Williams an adept to dangerous form of, famification, and urged the Senate to reject his renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Skelton Willama
J. Hagan
Rlegs National Bank of Washington
Williams
Proclamation Declares Sinn Fein and Irish Volunteers Unlawful in Tipperary
In Tipperary and the rest of Ireland the government proclamation declares Sinn Fein organizations and Irish volunteers unlawful associations. It places all local activities in Tipperary under military control and bars entry without a permit, restricting business.
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Tipperary
Dublin
Tipperery
Ireland
Sinn Koln
Nebraska Wheat Injured by Heat and Rust
Nebraska's wheat crop will miss yield and quality expectations per the July crop report. Winter and spring wheat suffer. spring wheat condition down to a level forecasting 12,143,000 bushels while winter wheat shows a leaner crop due to heat, blight, and related stresses.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska Bourt of Agriculture
Eize
Atand
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