Ogden News Roundup and Local Notices
Random references to annual ob ing at Lorin Farr Park on August 7 2007 name of post The Oxden post of the American Legion Aftermath of a court action against Union Pacific Walker D Hines and other legal matters phonograph for sale at Proud 3 riits in Ogden area Real estate transfers and property dealings including Joseph Pisacre and Lrus tis no consideration Divorce and public safety items Pioneer Day plans and local church activities Police notices and crime reports across Ogden and surrounding districts
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Oxden
American Legion
Merman UL. Baker
38Th Infantry
H. B. .Walker
Haker
Olenn O. Stallings
Colfax
Cal
Tulima
Farmers Depart On Their Trip Along Canal
Weber County farm bureau members gathered at the post office building and left for a field trip to the well watered lands under the Weber County canal. The annual outing aims to study the water situation and the Weber County canal company reservoir will be a main point of interest.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Post Action
Weber-Oasts County Canal
White
Farm Bureau
Tta
Weberlinvia County Canal Company
Head of Grazing Heads to Convention
C. Barnes, head of the grazing department of the forest service, stopped in Ogden on his way to Salt Lake to attend the stockmen’s convention next Monday and Tuesday. He met with local forest officials to discuss grazing on public lands planned for the convention agenda.
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C. Barnes
The
Forest Service
Ogden
Salt Lake
Barney
Tiren
Married in St Josephs Church in Ogden duo
Misa Gonovlews Whinnes and Cart Rines united in marriage yesterday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Father John Lagan officiating. A wedding breakfast for about forty attended by the couple’s families followed at the groom’s parents home. They plan a short honeymoon in southern Utah state before returning to Ogden. Presbyterian Picnic tomorrow at Taixa will feature a First Presbyterian basket event and outdoor activities.
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Josephshurch
Cart Rines
St. Joseph's Catholic
John Lagan
George Nitanes
Troms
Eighth Street
Ballowling
Ogden
Baker Approves Final Plan for National Guard
Secretary Baker approved today a final plan for reorganization of the National Guard. The plan outlines division realignments and area assignments, restructuring the guard’s postwar distribution to streamline mobilization and training.
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Baker
Ue Xixicen
Usix
Uetis An
Geminer Inainal
Germany
Raker
Forty Days of Rain Predicted By Superstitious
New York weather note cites old superstition of rain on St Swithin's day. The era July 18 shows waning sun and strange chatter about rain. A local union meeting today in Wad doekts discussed weather as a factor for a two week protest, with conflicting demands deemed unsatisfied.
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New York
Swithin
Union Mangineel
Vnion
Merchants Resist State Board Increase in Ogden Assessments
Ogden's Merchants of Ogden and Weber County business leaders condemned a proposed State Board of Equalization hike in assessments. They protested possible 100 percent city value increases and 25 percent farm property increases, planned for review at a board meeting tomorrow afternoon. Local merchants warned the move could disrupt business, likening it to a radical step harming northern Utah’s interests. They urged against drastic tax rises and called for restraint.
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Aia
Merchants of
Ogden
Ald
Ogden City
Weber County
State Board of Equilization Oy
Thie City
Abo
State Board
Northern
Uriah
Hannes
Brigham City Awards Contracts for Paving Project
Brigham City council awarded a four block paving contract to Gibbons & Reed for bitulithic pavement with crushed rock base at 131299.67. Other bids were rejected as high. Portland Cement interests lobbied for concrete but a lower cost bitulithic top on a crushed rock base was chosen after field inspections in Brigham City and surrounding areas. Municipal improvements include street lighting and sidewalk paving as the city prepares a broad program with Main Street lined for state road work and a new park project near the Tabernacle Square. Funeral services were held for William Jeppson, killed when a horse toppled on him. burial followed in Brigham City.
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Brighiam City
Gibbons & Heed
BL Phelps
Strange & Mengutro
J Moran
Proteria
Nouthern
Thin State
Pocalella
Hiackfoot
Idaho Falla
Lisho
Portland Cement Neaocistion
Mims
cfGciale
Ogden Portland Cement Company
Brighai City
Conerala
State Road Commission
Main Street
MayorsPatera
Ste Harden Bennion
Gene Pules
Ilya
Thy
Mrigham
Mie
Wheelwiigit Dros
Faveral Mitra
Alee Tenn
Kim Hansen
Pik
Air
N.C. Shinonsen
Chia City
Fiw
Moreen Park
Te Denal
Tabernacle Square
Reignam City
Funes
Willian Jeppson
Milgunt
Jeppaon
Idane
Tim
Topp
Weye Boll Harn
Brena City
Births Reported During Month of June
A June birth list records 20 girls and 11 boys born to families across the community. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Tittot, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eby, Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar Nowlex, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Farr, Mr. and Mrs. David W. Jackana, Mr. and Mrs. Jeroy C. Hayward, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam A. Hos, and others. The report notes births occurred in the last month with multiple entries for couples and individual newborns, including both girls and boys.
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Thomas Erickson
Amt
Equilla FL Hanson
Leonard C. Tittotaon
Henry McFashans
Fred Eby
George Edgar Nowlex
Lawrence K. Farr
David W. Jackana
Jeroy C. Hayward
Wiliam A. Hos
Funeral speakers at service for local resident
The deceased, born July 3 1908 in the city, was laid to rest this afternoon in a funeral conducted by Bishop's Counsellor H C Call. Speakers included Bishop David P. Batt, Elder William Haws, S N K Lee, Martin Ane dinson, Victor B. Madsen, President Norman Lee, Bishop I W Valentine and B G Cail.
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Tha City
H. C Call
David P. Batt
William Haws
Uulet
S. NK. Lee
Martin Anedinson
Victor B. Madsen
Norman Lee
I. W. Valentine
B. G. Cail
Internal Revenue Districts To Be Increased
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reorganizes its tax collection system under Commissioner Roper. Except Nevada, states will gain ten new collection districts with permanent service headquarters in major cities to guide taxpayers. Ten districts are abolished and merged to form the new structure. no large hiring is expected as existing field staff will be utilized more efficiently. The total number of collection districts remains capped at sixty four.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Roper
Nevada
Hiretafara
Annual Eleventh Ward Relief Society Outing at Lorin Farr Park
The Eleventh Ward Relief Society held its annual outing at Lorin Farr park with a day of afternoon and evening activities. Guests enjoyed various amusements and an evening picnic with luncheon and ice cream. A highlight was a trip to the Aptesian canyon, noted as the source of Dadra Chy's water supply.
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Eleventh Ward Relief Society
Lorin Farr Park
Nls
Astair
Irip
Second milk case to come up Wednesday
The second milk case involving fifteen farmers charged with selling milk not meeting quality standards will be heard next Wednesday in the North Ogden Justice Court. J. H. Hodgson of Plain City faces charges of selling milk deficient in butter fat and cleanliness. Health officials and County Attorney Joseph J. Bates will attend. a prior related jury acquittal is noted.
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Justice Court of
North Ogden
J. H. Hodgson
Plain City
State Health Department
Joseph J.bates
Fined for Driving Car Past a Street Car
James Dailey, arrested yesterday for driving his auto past a street car while it discharged passengers, was found guilty in city court this morning and sentenced to pay a five dollar fine or serve five days in the city jail. Benes was driving the car of D. Cyeres.
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Colling Kirk
Wan
D. R. Roberts
James
Dailey
Benes
D. Cyeres
Four men jailed for vagrancy after box car nap
Charles Oliver, Luther Derrick, James Lunimora and Joe Cains were caught sleeping in a box car last night. They were arrested on vagrancy charges, found guilty this morning in the police court, and each received five days in the city prison or a five dollar fine.
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Charles Oliver
Luther Derrick
James Lunimora
Joe Cains
Soldiers Discharged at Fort Russell Move Noted
Major Fred Jorgensen reports the discharge of numerous Utah soldiers at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming. Names span American Fork Aurora Beaver Kanab Logan Monticello Sunnyside St George Santaquin Spanign Fork Vernal Price and other towns with ranks including sergeants corporals and privates. Distribution includes Hyrum Baird Harvey Barton John Davis George Aller Roy Bergholtz and many more from assorted Utah communities.
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Salt Lake
Fred Jorgensen
Utah
Fort D. A. Russell
George L. Aller
Willian J. Ashbell
Roy A. Bergholtz
Harvey L, Barton
Hyrum
B. Baird
Careroll W. Burt
John O
EL Bergstrom
Ralph Barrett
Bert Cox
John H. Davis
John
Faulkenberry
Fred B. Fairehild
William ©. Cummings
Guy T
Fitzgerald Allen Fulmer
Corporal Reece
Andrew Chay
Harvey N. Gudmundsen
Robert V
Elmer &. Peterson
Jamey M. Podge
Guy F. Teck
Daniel Reynolds
Larthur c. Ragera
Sergeantohn Smith
Wills B. Snow
William A. Violethe
Edward Wishon
Albert Willians
American Fork
Lionel E. Holmes
Aurora
Milton Cl. Ivie
Blanding
Ahaz A. Porter
Beaver
Clarence L Nevins
Hue Bev
George Murray
Forron
Austin Olgon
Garland
Wil
Hut
Cradford
Albert M. Dalton
Garfield
Harold
Ashman
Kanab
Karl D Clark
Lewiston
Iraq
Oxendler
Floyd Whitt
Logan
Ira Clapp
Era P. Lowe
Ernest J. Hansen
Mantl
Robert W. Davidson
Midvale
Arthur Pay Hence
Oden
Deanis Burne
Yruin Yi
Dellatin
Howard Greene
Carl Frorm
W. Lowe
Wilford Hendrickson
L. 5. Crawford
Orion G. Marriott
Monticello
Guy S. Washburn
Prove
Alexander Malan
Martly Merritt
William D. Weed
Lews K. Culbertson
Wichfield
Charles J. Jensen
W. Ross
Willard Wannen
St. George
John W. Averall
George Miles
Sunny
Mayor Rolph Appeals for Arbitration in Coast Strike
SAN FRANCISCO July 16 Mayor James Rolph telegrammed President Wilson urging arbitration of the Pacific coast telephone operators and electrical workers strike by a body other than the national wire control board. Tumulty, the president's secretary, transmitted the message. SALEM Oro July 13 Acting on a dispatch from the stage board of vanccil ton Governor Went teledrama to B McParland president of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph companies and James Noonan secretary of International Electrical Workers Union appealing for negotiation toward settlement and restoration of normal service.
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San Francisco
James Rolph
Wilson
National Wire Control Board
Joseph T. Tumult Ty
Salem
Oro
Vanciliaton
B. McParland
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Companies
James Noonan
International Electrical Workers’ Union
Washington
Grenade Banks To Be Distributed To Schools
Weber County committee led by Prof Driggs plans War Savings and Thrift Stamp drives using 6000 folded paper banks for pupils. Weber County receives 1360 banks to distribute across schools, with principals awarding to students who save during summer. Government appeals for loans amid reconstruction efforts as local firms form societies. A separate note details a July air trip from Wichita to Mineola for a business engagement.
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Weber County Committee
Driggs
Thia
Weber County
Washington, D.C
Wat
Cepitat Rommities
G. DB. Bennett
Guy Wright
Ogden
Water County
Jank Clearings Show Strong 1938 Growth
The total clearings of Orden tans for 1938 were $100,064,501.40. Ty Shreeve, manager of the Clear House association, notes a marked rise for Opies area indicating significant business growth. The total exceeds the previous year by $95,957.32.
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Orden Tans
Ament Mae
Ty Shreeve
Clear House Association
Conaucred
Bus Hess
Hay Crop Outlook in Intermountain States
Salt Lake City reports an estimated 6 percent of normal hay and grain production across Utah Idaho and Wyoming after dry conditions and drought limited rainfall. Rainfall has been scarce for months with high mountain droughts, while irrigation areas face variable yields and diversification among farms.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Peavers
Intermountain West
WP Jensen
Mutual Creanery Company
Jensen
Star Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Throusloxt
Jihis
Europe
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