Street reopens detours route around torn up avenues
Drivers are urged to use a new detour as Harrison Avenue and adjacent streets undergo excavation. Twenty-first Street, Van Buren Avenue, and Twenty-fourth Street form the alternative path while work on Harrison Avenue blocks the usual route for several days.
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Ogden Canyon
Harrison Avenue
van Buren
Fourth
Harrison
Moran Paylor
Davy
Rand
Brinker Avenue
Hetwacs
How Schools Should Help Students to Find Vocations
Logan City Superintendent Henry Weterson urged schools to aid students in choosing vocations by matching courses to natural aptitude and allowing freedom under guidance. He stressed parental and teacher insight, noting women favor homemaking and men face tougher vocational choices, urging careful course selection.
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Henry Weterson
Logan City
Schoors
Utah Weeeultural College
Sumier
Yegular
Bony Everess
Kobert
Suicole Sones
Jota
College Department of Mingle
Cho
Pant K. Jenkins
Baly
Peterson
Eise
Veteraon
Feterson
Property Owners Protest Streetcar Track Grade Change
Citizens along North Washington Avenue protest the streetcar tracks being two feet higher than the adjacent pavement. The McLaughlin Company letter to Ogden Merchants asks city officials to lower tracks to proper grade to avoid accidents. A committee plans to press city commissioners for immediate action and safer alignment.
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Washington Avenue
Mctaughtin Company
Ogden
Up City Commission
Mie Metaughtin
Wrahington ‘Avenue
Merchanta of Dalen
Wright
Petty
Lin
Mclaughlin
Ogder
Heidge
Railrand
Shadar
Titole Company Ptares
Immel
Stade
THE
Melaughlin CO
Ty Tow
Melaughlin
Classified Ads Read The Advertisements
Fragmentary notice text from a historical newspaper page references classified ads and readers watching natural learnings. The readable portion mentions watching life and peering at learnings, with instruction on self-governance and ad sections. The surface content is inconsistent due to OCR, but indicates classified ad context.
Happiness ALA MOE comedy drama at Ogden theatre
Constance Talmadge stars in Happiness ALA MOE presented by Lowla Selztizek at the Ogden theatre. The play blends heat comedy with drama, reversing familiar situations and delivering novel twists on the eternal love triangle. Walter Edwards directs with Macrisaie Yard as leading man, supported by Natty Schaide Myrtle Thelle, Paul Weigel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Lowla J. Selztizek
Ogden Theatre
Hay Yee
Alart
Finkah
Hdwitt Levin
Bos
Miss Levine
Walter Edwardsy
Macrisaie
Isi
Orchard
Natty Sehade
Myrtle Tlehelle
Paul Weigel
Thomas J. Persee
Aml A. Fronomt
Parish Picnic Delights Presbyterians at Lagoon Event
Society notes describe a joyful Saturday gathering at Lagoon with attendees including Mrs Wilson and Miss Pauline Rhoroma. Mentions of travels to Lake Tahoe and future plans in Ogden and Ligonier, plus social visits among local merchants and women of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Tahoe
Willard . Wilson
Pauline Rhoroma
Nelson
Stockmen favor federal control of public lands
Salt Lake City July 2 stockmen from thirteen western states adopted resolutions urging federal control of unoccupied lands for grazing through the national forestry service. They organized a permanent body to send a delegation to Washington to press Congress. A minority report urged action for returned soldiers and was tabled after heated discussion.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
National Forestry Service
Washington
Congress
X -United
Stockmaen
Association For Federal Control of
Wyong
Roberts to appeal case to higher court
J H Roberts convicted in dix court by a four man jury for liquor in possession filed notices of appeal with the county clerk. He was sentenced to pay a $250 fine or 250 days in county jail. A stay of execution was granted by the court.
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J. H. Roberta
Dix
Roberta
Water Main Extension Petition Before City Commission
A petition presented by Mrs. Mar-Borel Arbon and others requests extending the Polk avenue water main 75 feet to Twenty-sixth, then east 350 feet to supply three cottages in the Link and Griffin addition. The measure was referred to the superintendent of waterworks.
Strike Vote Backed in Mooney Case Protest
At the Minnesota Federation of Labor state convention in NGW ULUM Minn on July 22 delegates voted to support a general strike starting September 1 1903 as a protest against the conviction of Mrs. Thomas Mooney of San Francisco after listening to her address.
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Ngw Ulum
Minn
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Mooney
Lieutenant Barend Repatriated From San Francisco Hospital
Lieutenant Ira C. Barend of Salt Lake City, decorated by France for bravery, passed through Ogden on his way home from Letterman Hospital in San Francisco. He has been treated for a wound and saw action during the Liberty Loan drive, with a citation praising courage after capturing and destroying enemy positions and taking prisoners in France.
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Ira C. Barend
Salt Llake
Ogden
Letterman Hospital
San Francisco
Barenal
Army Hospital
Thieutenant Gureni
Tia Ceal
Lath Machine Gon
Sih Division
Royenmoutier
France
Tavathers
Ediacico
Five Thousand Cars of Fruit to Move Over 8 P
Five thousand cars of fruit are to move over the Southern Pacific Railroad within the next four weeks. Local officials received information this morning indicating a heavy fruit crop and the plan to move large early shipments from California. The exact routing and dates were not fully confirmed.
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California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Postmasters Meet in Ogden on Next Saturday
Fourth class postmasters from all sections of Utah will convene next Saturday in the federal building at Ogden. The meeting aims to discuss changes in postal rules since the armistice and explain the new rites. Attorney Arthur Waulley will address the convention and wartime thrift measures.
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Ogden
Utah
Artur Waalley
al Jihe
Pnatmasters
Plain City Plans Pioneer Day Celebration on July 24
Plain City prepares one of the town s greatest Pioneer day events featuring morning salutes at daybreak raising ceremonies and an all day program with singing oration instrumental music and a variety of races and dances. Visitors from across the state are expected and arrangements are in place for their care.
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Gitizens
Plain City
A Mountains
Eunice Bianche
Martine Thompson
W. J. Maw
Lyda Carner
Geneva Jenking
E. Dalmer
Bernica Carver
Secretary Houston Fails to Return On Schedule Time
Secretary Winston of the United States Department of Agriculture did not arrive as planned in Ogden this morning. He was to come from Ball Lake after attending the stockgrowers association convention with District, Parester L. F. Kriem. A reservation was made for him on an eastbound Union Pacific train leaving Ogden this afternoon.
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Winston
Unite States Department of Agriculture
Ogden
Ball Lake
Stockgrowers’ Association
Parester
L. F. Kriem
Union Pacific
Congress Asked to Declare Martial Law in Washington
In Washington the question of martial law was raised as a resolution in the House. Representative Clark introduced the measure with Democrats supporting the move to place the capital under military authority amid concerns over crime and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson Way
House
Representatives Clark
Riots, resolutions tempo rarily halt firearms sales in city
Last night’s rioting left Kiva dead and up to ten others expected to die, with 175 rioters docketed in police courts. Rep Clark denounces police and city government while Sen Uarrigan pushes segregation on Le street. Police request leads merchants and pawnbrokers to suspend firearms sales. Also a tribute to Miss Marguerite Budlong as she departs for New York City and nearby stops before returning in September to teach typing.
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Vaile
Colorado
Kiva
Clark
Uarrigan
Mississinpi
le Street
Budlong
The
Canyon
J. W. O'Brien
Marguerite Budlong
New York
Sehenectady
Watertown
Utlen
Ouvida
Hoston
Terre Haute
Ind
White
Simithsonia Business College
Huntsville Plans Day of Genuine Rejoicing
Huntsville residents plan a Pioneer day program under Baughter of the Pioneers of Camp Olive. The event features martial music, selections by Mrs. David McKay and sons, a welcome speech by Bishop Josey Paterson, further musical numbers, an original paper by Ruth Crone, a tribute to Monsera Janella McKay Morrell, and other performances led by Ronald Jensen and B.F. Wed, with Amelia Flygare as president.
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Baughter
Camp Olive
Huntsvlle
Utah
David
McKay and Sons
Bishop Josey
Paterson
Male Muartel
Ronald Jensen
Ruth Crone
Mionsera
Janella McKay
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Pacific
Pearchers
Cayenne
Lagoon
Mary V6
Tremonton
Yeomonton
Torisit
Margaret Burt Marearee Stewart
Bute
Ligonier
Brelad
Hell
J. H. Roberts
Aosta Machine Gun
Farr West
Plain
Asden Muste
Houston
Carmel Myers
Huntsville
Palm Beach
H. W. Jones CO
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