Petition in district court to recover damages involving Van der Schult minor
A district court petition by King Breffete and Schuster in East Joke City seeks damages for a minor, Van der Rebate, after a jury verdict favored him for 4000 dollars but a compromise settled the case for 350 dollars. Attorneys for the defendant company claim the母 signed agreement entitled them to a portion of the settlement, with expenses of 1323.64 and remaining balance 1526.45 requested. The report notes related local events and Ogden National Guard rifle team preparations for a trip to Caldwell Park, New Jersey, with plans to report to Fort Douglas for equipment and practice.
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Cne
Utah National Guard
Caldwell Park
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Mark W. Cram
John S. Dumke
Evan Gilchrlat
Ye Tack
Planning party for returned soldiers teased by War Camp
A planned event aims to aid returning soldiers with a variably funded program led by banjo artist Ole Reeves. The piece notes talent from the service groups and seeks performers or referrals to Galley at the Cullay Cross Shop. Date to be announced.
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Sasong
Jobo Culley
Ole” Reeves
Wean
Nerrico
Cal- Beg
Galley
Pool Popular in South Washington Area
The city pool near South Washington School proves popular with residents from that section who use evening hours. A special rule allows certain workers to swim after hours, with registration of names and employers. Galicia Control Shift Report: Polish forces hold Galicia up to the river Zbrucz, per Warsaw dispatch.
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Sowth Washington School
Galicia
Jopenhagen
Zbrucs
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Dr W Browning Returns to Ogden From Overseas
Dr Wy a Browning returned to Ogden after serving as a medical officer in the United States Army. He held the rank of captain and served with Allied forces in Britain France and Belgium. Browning recalls heavy Allied losses before the September 27 battle and notes his service with British and French units during World War I.
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Scottish Rite Masons Set Meeting in Ogden Wednesday
Delegates to the Provincial Grand Lodge of Scottish Rite Masons will meet in Ogden Wednesday July 30. Officials say business of the order will be transacted and the grand secretary will organize an Eastern Star auxiliary to the Scottish Rite while here.
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Ogden Boy Admitted to West Point
An Ogden boy, Thomas Gordon Miller, known as a local champion athlete and 1918 graduate, has been admitted as a cadet at West Point on Congressman Wheling's recommendation. Miller passed the preliminary physical at Fort Douglas with a "Perfect" mark and will report for final exams on August 6.
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Thomas Gordon Miller
Ogden Bishoch
West Point
Congressman Welling
Miller
Fort Douglas
Brigham Golf Team Delayed Reaching Ogden
Brigham golf team was delayed by a broken axle on the way to Ogden for a planned match at the Ogden Golf and Country Club yesterday. Many members attended the morning session to play social games while organizers arrange a future clash with Salt Lake City players. Ogden’s team had not yet been selected.
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Plan City
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Stoddard
Dingham
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Pingres
Wart Wingree
Jack Harebertnon
Harbest
Toby Gorlox
Atghin Peyton
Brigham Golf
Ogden Golf and Country Club
Ogden
Atlormon
Ngdun
Salt Lake Artista
Amicable end to air mail pilots strike in Washington
Second Assistant Postmaster General Fracger reached an amicable retirement with air mail pilots who quit for one day last week. Pilot Filot B. Mamilton Lee is reinstated. Leon Smith will not be. The department clarified weather flying rules allowing managers to decide if a flight is unsafe when officers are absent.
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Fracger
Air Mail
Filot B
Mamilton Lee
Leon Smith
Armegereid
Fintdo
FUEL COMPANY GIVES MEDAL TO SOLDIERS
Seventy five thousand employees of the United States fuel firm celebrate service with the army navy or marine corps. A feature was the presentation of old medals bearing each man’s name. The ceremony was led by Robert M. Magcow general superintendent. Speakers included Rev A Simpkin and Wesley B. Ring. Afternoon ball game Hawatha beat Mahrland 7 0. Five Salt Lakers were noted among attendees. Distinction awards were announced for Ernest Smith and Mandel Dishon.
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Army
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Marine Corps
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Htai
Mohrland
Reeves
Salt
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FW. Morrison
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Cracvlock
Spencer Heiner
Churches of Ogden Sunday ae and News Notes
On a hot Sunday evening the Union service at Ig Fost Presbyterian Church drew a full congregation. Rev John Edward Carver preached on The Power of God Seen in the Sanctuary and urged worship’s purpose, citing David, Raikes, and the Salvation Army for devotion and service. Funeral for Mrs Tollingaworth set for 4 pm at the church. annual church picnic planned with calls to contact Mrs Carver or Mrs John A Moffat.
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Ig Fost Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Congregational
Methodist
Cherlin
John Edward Carver
Carver
David
Geodl Way
Robert Raikes
Gloucester
Salvation Army
William Death
Our Deseret Talands and Lost Kinship Sermon at Methodist
Rev Christian Br Garver of the First Methodist Episcopal church delivering a sermon on Our Deseret Talands. He spoke of Robinson Crusoe and Enoch Arden, lamenting human loneliness, bonds, and the weariness of life. The message urged sympathy across nations and emphasized the solitary human condition.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian BR. Garver
Ehfduad
Robinson Crisoe
Enoch Arden
Isin
John
Patmos
Amiromeda
Wailing Upon the Lord Sermon at Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal church notes report John W. Hyslop delivering a sermon on patience and strength from Isaiah. He outlines three life types eagle runner walker, urging continued faith, endurance, and divine provision as believers press forward. A church picnic for parishioners and children is planned for Lagoon on Tuesday with transport and lunches organized.
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Hay
John W. Hyslop
Church of the Good Shepherd
Issiah XII
Fincana
Arive
Anul
Lagoon
Finnlahrd
Sengol
Faith service at First Congregational on Joss and History
A small congregation heard Rev. Godfrey Matthews deliver a sermon titled Joss and History. The message drew from the first two verses of the third chapter of the gospel according to Luke, as the minister spoke to the gathering.
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Godfrey Matthews
Fuke
Jesus Always Comes to His Own in Every Era
A preacher notes that Luke presents Jesus from a historian’s view and insists Jesus fulfills universal human need. From Paul’s vision to Luther’s testimony, Jesus remains the light of the world, accessible to all who seek redemption. Next Sunday services will be led at the First Congregational Church by Reverend Codfrey Matthews.
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Jesus Ia Roe
Paul
Martin Luther
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Matthews
Dimming of the Gold Sermon Prompts Moral Critique
Baptist Dr. Ray Falmer preached on the dimming of the gold, warning that moral deterioration tarnishes character and language. He cited lapses in manners and home life, urging constant culture of Christian virtue to keep the garden of the soul from being overrun by weeds.
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Ray Falmer
Baptist Church
Ife
Chesterfield
Kenny Ward Beecherella
Fragments Reflect On Faith And Family Roles In Sermon
A reader’s excerpt describes a mother as a beautiful, accomplished church worker and quotes a son addressing Mr Beecher about a colder, crueller home life. The text laments changes in values and the meaning of gold within faith and family duties.
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Beecher
Tremonton to Get New Trail Plant and School Openings
Brigham City dispatch reports Tremonton forming a finance firm to fund a new trail project with a mill to be erased soon. Officers include K Fridal president and A D McGuire treasurer. A new sail building rises two and a half stories, 32 by 30 feet with two 40 foot elevators. Box Elder schools plan a September 8 opening to start the year and allow midyear vacations. Water was released from Hammond canal to permit repairs, risking irrigation for farmers until a temporary flow resumes.
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Brigham City
Tremonton
K. Fridal
Matthew Baer
Alia Sipses
A.D. McGuire
K. H
Frida
Matthew Daer
Soren L. Miller
Als Iowen
A. D. McGuire
J. L. Weldmin
R. E. Steffenson
Weber College Gymnasium Plans Near Final Approval
Plans for a Weber College gymnasium were tentatively approved by a three‑presidency committee led by Pres James Wotherspoon and Pres Jour Watson, with architect involvement. The church authorities will fund about half the cost, with the Weber College board set to raise the remaining funds after final approval.
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Iew
Weber Normal College
Latter-day Saints Church
James Wotherspoon
Jour Watson
Salt Lake
Heber J. Grant
California
Weber ‘Board of Trustees
College Trust
Physician Unveils New Digestive Powder
A new chemical compound claims to treat stomach distress. The advertisement touts STOMACR POWDER as a remedy sold by chemists, promising quick relief from digestive discomfort. This vintage note reflects early patent medicine marketing with broad claims.
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