RANDOM REFERENCES PIONEER DIARY Hints of July 18 Utah events
On July 18 the Cinh Pioneers head toward Echo Canyon under Orson Pratt with 42 men and 23 wagons. Women and children accompanied them into Salt Lake Valley. A car theft near Alhambra theatre was recovered by detectives. Census of notices includes forgery arrests and local appointments at Weber club. A mix of marriages, school superintendent bids, and local civic updates fill the periodical.
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Cinh
Echo Canyon
Orson Pratt
Crow
Salt Lake Valley
Good Watchas
Auto Blalen
Robert G. Agre
Vaa Stata
eJock
Alhambra Theatre
KH. H. Wootten
Alex File
Naylin
Moore
Io Fa
Columbus, Mont
Marion Hotel
Morrison Osteopath
Eccles
Weber Club
Samuel Dye
Theodore Schannon- Math
Mitchell Bros
City
United States Army
R. ¥. Uell
Intermountain
David R.oules
Pomery
Wash
C. Cilmer
Fair Grove
Harry Lea
Fort Worth
Texas
Browning Cros
Hudson Arte
Kodak
Michael Eugene Hagerty
Dorothy B. Bilson
Portland
Oregon
Paul W. Stecher
T. F. Rowlands
Balt Lake
Broom Hotel
Horrocks Bros
John Mr. Hughes
Clara Berges
Corey Ave
IV. N. Petterston
D. H. Adams
John Oirdler
Ty Clara Begee
Dorey
Plan to enlist older boys in US forces approved
The school board approved a plan evoked by Supt F. Hinckley to let older boys enlist in the United States Army Navy or Battalion Guard. Mrs John Browning departed today for Los Angeles and San Diego via the Salt Lake route.
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F. 5
Hinckley
Board of Directora
United States Array
Batlonay Guard
Cosst
John i Browning
Los Angeles
San Diego
Balt Lake
Peg Of the Ring at Lyceum Opens 11 Today
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during the death of a baby. The notice thanks neighbors, those who sent floral offerings and spoke comforting words, signed by Mr. and Mrs. T. Osorne.
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Lyceum
Freight crews added as Ogden division grows
The Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific reports 61 freight crews in straight service on the main line between Sparks and Ogden, reflecting rising freight volume. Assistant Superintendent F C Smith says more crews will be added in the coming days to handle the increased traffic.
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Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Streight
Sparks
New
Ogden
F.C. Smith Uhia
Vagrants face charges after arrests on city streets
William Silvera 32 and Emmett Mathias 19 were arrested at Twenty fourth street and Lincoln avenue by Detectives Boyle and Gyphere. They pleaded not guilty in municipal court and trial set for Saturday, bail $180. Also charged were C D Irish and Mr Ja Draney for sarvancy with fines. Melba Melrose, arrested at Twenty third street, found guilty of sagrancy and fined 25. Carry Loftus and T C Smith, drunks, sentenced to 5 and 10 days in jail. Civil service ad for city positions and examination tips.
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Willam Silvera
Emmett Mathias
Boyle
Gyphere
Twenty-fourth Street
Lincoln
Central Park
Moore
Nairn
Melba Melrose
C. O. Kirchner
Loftus
T. C. Smith
Two Divorces Hired for the Second District Court
Alleging desertion since July 11 1913 Ruby Pimlra Stone seeks divorce from Leonant George Stone. They wed May 4 1910 in Ogden and have two children aged about 3 and 6. The mother seeks custody. Agnes E. Larson seeks release from support obligations to Arthur Larson after failure to pay while capable. Alimony claim set at $29 monthly, proportional to $130 income. Married Farmington January 29 1913.
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Ruby Pimlra Stone
Leonant George Stone
Ogden
Ernest
Jnne Lillian
Agnes E. Larson
Arthur ©. Larson
Farmington
Railroad timetable changes in local depot schedule
Local timetable updates adjust two passenger trains. Oregon Short Line No. 42 now arrives at 2:58 PM and departs for Salt Lake City at 4:05 PM. Denver and Rio Grande No. 13 now arrives at 32:15 PM instead of 11:20 PM.
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Nalon
Oregon
Plahon
Salt Lake City
Denver
Ulo Grande
Great Pioneer Celebration Promises Splendor in Opden
The Daughters of the Pioneers of Weber County sponsor a grand pageant to honor Utah’s founders. Indians, trappers, explorers, and early transport scenes unfold from desert to thriving state, with floats, presentations, and prizes. Governor Spry, President Smith, and Bishop Glass will speak, followed by baseball, wrestling, amusements, a baby carriage parade, and a spectacular close.
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Daughters of
Weber County
Siice
Salt Lake City
Opden
Commonwealth
Daughters of Pioneers
Utah
Uncle Sam and the Coming of the Nationa
Marle
Joseph F. Smith
Wm. Spry
Joseph 5. Glass
Atste
Prescription Fulfillment Emphasizes Precision and Care
In careful alignment with physician directions the service delivers finished prescriptions. The process stresses scientific accuracy and strict accord with medical guidance to ensure reliable results for the customer.
Local Ford Auto Agency Bought by E. U. Wattio
E. C. Wattis has purchased the entire stock and business of the local Ford Automobile agency at the corner of Twenty sixth street and Washington avenue. The business will be conducted by Wm. H. Kimball as secretary and treasurer with E. C. Binford as manager of a new company of which Mr. Wattia will be President. The business continues at the present place and improvements may follow. Kimball, son in law of Mr. Wallis, heads a Chicago plant and will remain in charge and make Orden his home.
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E. C. Wattis
Ford Automobile Agency
Twenty-sixthtreet
Washington Avenue
Bustocsa
Wm. FL. Kimball
Treasuter
E. C. Binford
Wattia
Kimball
Wallis
Chicago
Orden
Republican League Formed by Local Republicans
A new organization named the Weber County Republican League was completed last night at the Eagles club with 239 members. It aims to aid the official Republican ticket and support state and county races. Max Davidson was elected president, W S Wilson vice president, Earl Peterson secretary. Executive committee includes officers and ward representatives E R Geiger, C A Riess, Charles Mansrel, W Toler, William Doyle.
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Eagles’ Club
Weber County Republican League
Max Davidson
W. 5. Wilsoin
Earl Peterson
E.R. Geiger
C. A. Riess
Charles Mans Rel
W. Toler
William Doyle
Fish Ward
Alsa
Evening Outing for Ogden Men and Women Attendees
An Ogden outing featured oparta activities including a wall driving contest for women forestry races for children and tug of war and a men’s baseball game. Notable attendees listed from Ogden Salt Lake City Provo and Chicago praised the canyon view and valley scenery with plans for future gatherings. The event concluded with a 6:20 p.m. pl rat driver and a tumo Ogden at 9:20 p.m. and emphasized community camaraderie among the large group.
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M. D. Roberta
R. Brown
Chicago
Steger Plane Company
Alexander Jen
Glen Brothers
F. \. Sackett
Salt Lake City
L. H Wilson
Fim
Provo
W. K. Maniwick
Idaho
Thomas Holland
Wilford E. Shurtlif
Goorgan
Alen
Roberta
Sr. Alexalder Olen
Misa M. Stewart
Mra. Heecroft
Madeleine Lauzon
Mabel Cuiin
Jee Titley
Thomas Holand
Jobo Timers
J. J. Brunker
W. E. Bhurtltt
Harold Titley
Paw Link
Company Outing for Ogden and Salt Lake Stores
The Glen Trothers Noberia Music Company of Ogden and Salt Lake held an employee outing in Ogden Valley to inaugurate a new event. Attendees included local staff, agency and traveling reps, with excursions by trolley to the canyon dam and a visit to Winters Ranch. Under Wilford B. E. Shurtliff and Thomas J. Holland, the day featured a canteen and an impromptu program with speeches by George G. or Gen. Jay Glen.
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Glen Trothers
Noberia Muale Company
Ogden and
Galt Lake
Ite
Orden Valley
Lochl
Salt Lake
Wilford BE. Shurtliff
Thomas J. Holland
Arne
George GB
Jay Glen
Judge HH Rolape Visits, Not A Candidate for Governor
Judge HH Rolape, recently retired from eight slip, travels from Bull Lake with family to greet friends. He helped plan a large beet sugar factory with Colorado capital and has been talked about as a possible governor material, but he says he is not a candidate.
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Rolapp
Saniana
Colorado Capital
Bull Lake
Flower Shop Proprietress Huth To Return Tomorrow
Mina Elizabeth Wuth, proprietor of The Flower Shop, returns tomorrow at noon from an extended absence. A social event is planned Friday evening July 14 featuring a progressive social, ball, fare, and festivities honoring notable dates.
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Huth
Mina Elizabeth Wuth
the Flower Shop
Mise Muth
Mise Fllzabeth Mlair
Framanvel Tapitat’ Iniasion
Valentina
Community thanks for support after bereavement
The CREAHAN and FAMILY express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during their recent bereavement and for floral tributes. May God be with you.
Firemen Tackle Blaze on James Court and Twenty-Third Street
Firemen extinguished a flare on James Court near railroad tracks, then responded to a stove explosion at an address on Twenty-Third Street. The kitchen fire caused about $26 in damage before being smothered. the home belongs to Wilkinson family and occupant Robert Sto Eroy.
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James Court
Beeren
Flehth
Delanes
Robert Sto Eroy
Dr Parley J Carver to Practice Here
Dr Parley J. Carver, son of 2B Carver, recently passed the state dental board exam and received a certificate to practice dentistry in Utah. He completed elementary education in Ogden, Weber Academy, and two years at the University before joining the Mormon Church mission.
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Parley J. Carver
Carver
Ogden
Refurm
Iin
State Denter Board
Hae
Biofesafon
Utah
Carter
Oxden
Weber Academy
Mle
Gretan Denman
Mormon Church
Ogden Man Finishes Dentistry Course at Northwestern
From the inlasion fold, where he serv ed nearly three years, the young Og den man entered the Northwesterly University of Chicago. He completed a three-year course in dentistry in thie instration this woeing and then returned to Dgden, where he experts to make his fisture home.
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Ogden Man
University of Chicago
Dgden
Jenkins Campaign Arrives in Ogden for Utah Governor Race
Candidate Edward E. Jenkins with Col. A. Z. Kealer and David A. Smith lands in Ogden to challenge Governor Gary for the Republican ticket. Jenkins denies backing liquor interests and aims to win broad support, asserting alignment with Utah voters and independence from the local political bloc.
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Edward E. Jenkins
Borernor
Col
A. Z. Kealer
David A. Smith
Ogden
Tela
Jenkins
Gary
Tocal
Webet
Jenkine
Accard
Spryan Tha
Utah
Fio Grande Men Visit City Officials Inspect Traffic Posts
A party of prominent Deever and Fio Grande railroad officials toured Ogden inspecting local traffic departments and diverting trade. General Agent Frank Fouts led the group which included A. E. Sweet and William M. Lampton of various railroad offices and J D Kepworthy from Salt Lake City among others.
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Deever & Fila Grande Railroad
Ogden
Frank Fouts
A. E. Sweet
William M. Lampton
Nrer
Geveral
Fla Rockwell
J. D. Kepworthy
Salt Lake City
Ansistant
Estate of James Mackie Valued Over 200 Thousand
The estate of James Mackie is valued at about $203,478.03 by appraisers A C Call Fred Frolger and Benjamin Oppman who have submitted their appraisal to the court. The property consists of real estate and a large amount of personal effects.
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James Mackie
Threathoate
A. C. Call
Fred Frolger
Benjamin Oppman
Parade Meeting For City Hall Friday At 5 PM
City Hall will host a parade committee meeting Friday at 5 p m with all members including foreign sections to complete planning for the parade. Spurs HererenT FeawenoErT serves as chairman.
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Gleasd
City Hall
Spurs
American fishing schooner loss reported near Progress
Washington reported the loss of the American fishing schooner Caviara owned by Sanders and company off the seal far coast near Progress on July 1 during a storm. All crew were saved and brought to Progress yesterday. State troops were ordered to Salle Monts amid a cement workers strike in Springfield.
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Washington
Tose
Sanders and Company
Pensacula
Seal Far
Progresu
State Department
Progrea
Springfield
Iy Salle Monts
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Abertion
Alexander Fife
Charles Pincock
W. G. Freiday
T. A. McCunn
Lewis Block
Luis Lois Citnes
Dee Hospital
Modora Tech
Yarnett
Shele
Union Depot
Blackfoot
Fezburg
Union Pacific
Eastern Rotary Clubs
California
J. J. Kavanaugh
Missouri Pacific
J. H. Darin
Colorado Sidland
John Stood
New York City
Gould
Cah Central
County Court House
Utah State Tudustrial School
United States Marine Corns
Second District Court
Culley
Mnusual Stationery
Culley's
ANECO
Eekly
Fate
Colgate
Kelynen
Soc Eltaya
Horlick
Soc Parialan Sage Hale
Beven Sutherland Slater
Iran
Peterman
Putnam
Grube
Washington Ave
John Culley
Rh. G
Ford Auto Agency
E. U. Wattio
Republican League
Logal Republicans
Hallowe'en
Twentysixth Street
Pitts
T. Webster Lane
Mitaburg
Walter Fachey
Amadr
Kolting Works
Kern Cafe
Inland Williama
Daxeball
Judge HH
Sial Blaze
PJ. Carver
FIO Grande
James Mack
Ada
Eere
Feereee Kathlyn Williams
Alli
Ogden Theatre
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