Hot Springs Utah Resort Promises Restful Baths
The Hot Springs resort near Ogden offers mineral waters with claimed medicinal benefits for rheumatic and other ailments. Managed by Dan Ensign and wife, the facility features three large plunges, private baths, sweat rooms, a dancing hall, ice cream parlor, and a fountain. Accessible by macadamized road ten miles from Ogden, with interurban and short line trains serving the site.
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Ogden Laundry Ad Promotes Modern Plant and Service
The Royal avenue facility between Twenty first and Twenty second streets markets its modern equipment and electric power powered washers with eight machines. It highlights quick capable service and convenient location as a top local laundry option.
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Tuo Mager
Ogden
Royal Avenue
Improvements at the UTA power blight Cove station grows
An extensive Utah Power and Light project near Cove Bear River advances with 260 workers, soon to rise to 460, targeting a May 1917 start for Cove hydroelectric station delivering 11 000 horsepower. The system also expands Lifton pumping at Bear Lake and extends Grace to Salt Lake transmission lines, while Cove dam and immense flume shape the water path to the new turbine bay.
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Penny Wise Pounds Foolish Husband Exposed
A reader in August American Magazine laments a penny wise pound foolish husband. She details how his choices drive higher costs at home, including rent, utilities, and meals, while her own professional potential is stifled by domestic constraints.
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Universal Freemasonry in Ogden and the American Masonic Federation
Master Toller, elected MM chair last St John’s day, leads Ogden Lodge No. 81 and holds the 33rd degree. The article outlines the American Masonic Federation structure, including the Supreme Lodge, Confederated Supreme Council, and various rites. It notes headquarters in Baltimore, annual Supreme Lodge meetings, and Lodge No. 6 at 2414 2 Washington Avenue with secretary G. A. Muller.
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Grand Council of Rites
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Ogden
Shupe Williams Candy Firm Leaders Named in History
The Shupe Williams Candy Co led by W. W. Williams as president and manager, with James Watherspoon secretary and sales manager, Fred Williams in production, and Frank Williams heading office and credit. Salesmen seek autos to visit merchants across states, reflecting Ogden’s industrial strength and the bustling factory on Twenty sixth Street and Wall Avenue.
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W. W. Williams
James Watherspoon
Fred Williams
Frank Williams
Ogden
Shupen Williams Candy
Twenteizth Street and
Wall Avenue
Movies Hold Lumberjacks in Ashland Warps
Motion pictures altered work patterns for the Guernney Lumber Company at Wie conal near Ashland. Lumberjacks previously shifted to cities for work, traveling monthly with few employed at home. The change, pushed by an office employee of the firm and backed by the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association, aimed to stabilize labor and reduce turnover.
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Guernney Lumber Company
Wieconal
Ashland
Morehan
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
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How Many Steps Do You Take a Mile
A discussion of infantry pace varies by nation and individual, noting ranges from about 27 to 32 inches per step. Calculations suggest roughly 2000 to 2100 paces per mile based on personal stride. The piece also references long distance motor travel and a feature from August Woman’s Home Companion.
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