Judge J A Howell of Weber County Lauded Leader in State Affairs
A survey of Judge James Abert Howell of the Second Judicial District, Ogden, depicts him as a democratic yet nonpartisan judge, widely respected for his legal acumen and civic leadership. The profile notes his education at Harvard, long public service, reform-minded stance on education, support for motion-picture safety for children, and active fraternal roles, including Hig Brothers.
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Ogden
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Utah
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Starvard
J. A. Lowell
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United States
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Supreme Court of
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Public Servant County Attorney Reelection Bid
The public notice extols Mr Ryana as a capable Weber County attorney with a record of law enforcement efforts and substantial achievements in delinquent collection. It asserts his integrity, constitutional service, and worthiness of continued public trust while defending his disability and Republican party support. The piece sketches his education, legal qualifications, and community confidence in relief if reelected, amid local election chatter.
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Ryana
Republican Party
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Weber Gaility
Evans
Die Lo Young
Eneterth
Liv Wan
Law School
University Ofht Eapa
Supreme Court of Utah
Evanty Atlumer
Agala
Weber County
Hunter Stands on Own Record for Weber County
William C. Hunter, Republican chairman of the Weber County commission, seeks reelection on a pro progress platform. The account highlights road and building upgrades, a new hospital, improved county jail, coal delivery for the poor, and a philosophy of economy and efficiency under his leadership amid a Republican slate.
Harris Ranks High in Judiciary Why His Reelection Is Desired
In a general review of men and events Judge Nathan J. Harris is urged for reelection to lead the broad judicial district. His decisions on intricate legal questions and service in multiple offices mark a career built on hard work and perseverance. The feature highlights his rise from humble beginnings through law study to district judge, underscoring his state wide reputation and readiness to continue guiding Utah’s judiciary.
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Nathan J. Tattle
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College
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Ogden’s Industrial Growth and Public Service Leaders
Advertising highlights Ogden’s rapid five year growth driven by industrial resources. It profiles public servants whose photographs and sketches appear to illustrate their public service, stressing that men are defined by work and commitment to the people. The edition aims to showcase progress and upcoming development while promoting the town’s best interests.
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Notable Utah Church Leader James Hunter Contributes to Mission Work
James FL Hunter, a convert to the Latter-day Saint faith, traveled from the east to Utah in 1864. He served as bishop of the West Weber ward and later led missions in England and the New England conference. He fathered ten children and held roles in the high council and other church duties before his death.
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West Weber
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David Jenson Public Spirited Candidate for Weber County
David Jenson a Ogden native born March 17 1870 with education at Lynee New West Academy and Ogden Military Academy. He practiced law since 1905 admitted to federal court in 1913 served Weber County attorney 1904 to 1915 and later private practice. He seeks district attorney of the Second Judicial District on the Republican ticket and is described as bonded to the people with long public service and legal training. He is married with three children and local roots in Ogden.
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Nivendale
Weber County
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Scotland
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Harrie
Hirst
Utah
Harris
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Ogden
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Fragmentary Public Notice From Damaged OCR Read
The readable text shows a garbled dispute about deception in employment and a courtish exchange. A speaker questions honesty while another points to attempted teaching about the value of money. The fragment ends with a debate reference and a date line.
Hoyt's Room Looms Large in Utah Congressional Bid
Hoyt, former assistant district forester in charge of the Department of Roads, resigns to seek Congress from Utah's First District. The mining and forestry veteran cites deep knowledge of western needs, 24 counties, and long service in Washington as strengths. He emphasizes experience shaping land laws, drafting amendments, and liaison with departments to aid western interests.
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Department of Roods
Forestry Service
Congress
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Utah
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Graves
Washington Efite
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Hales Wins Approval for Public Service Role
The article lauds Mary Hales for her steadfast dedication and integrity in public service. It argues that continued leadership under her supervision promotes efficiency and economy across government divisions. Born in Utah, Hales is praised as a rising Republican figure known for sincere public purpose.
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The Wise Fool and The Mad Maters Decline
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled item mentioning a wise fool, a mad master, and names like Parker and Tex. The readable bits point to a dramatic or literary snippet with unclear context, lacking a coherent event or date.
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