Riverside County News One: Local Court Action Noted
A miscellaneous Ogden era clipping reports a court action granting a decree of nonsupport. It mentions Lake County residents, a marriage name confusion, and a judge overseeing the case. Also included are brief items on local officials, road conditions, and community notices. Other notes refer to water projects, a school board decision, and various residents affecting regional life.
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Rea
Xorte Wihee
District Court
Fay Chel
Christ 8
Christen dx
Lake
Yen
Roy Hammon Jr joins battleship Kentucky in navy service
Daniel J. Hammon Jr of Roy, who enlisted last October, has been assigned to the battleship Kentucky. His father expresses pride in his son serving Uncle Sam in the grand conflict. Also offered for sale or lease is a fully equipped up-to-date photo gallery on Washington avenue and an almost new upright cabinet grand piano, cheap, via the Utah theatre manager.
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Daniel J. Hammon, Jr
Kentucky
Daniel J. Hamyson
Roy
Samithla
Washington Avenue
Utah Theatre
Railway 10 Double Track On North Washington
City Engineer Joseph M Tracy told the city commissioners of plans to pave 3 ton avenue with bids to be invited for three pavement types including asphalt with a concrete base and regular concrete. Notices to gain jurisdiction expire July 1, with immediate work on the west side and east side later. The street car company will install a double track along the full 2 1/2 mile stretch to the city limits.
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Joseph M. Tracy
Racy
Lumber surge reported during trip to Westwood
Division Superintendent T. F. Row lands of the Southern Facile reported back from an assembling trip stating the section is first class. He cited Westwood California where Red River Lumber Co. of Wealwood cut a vast amount of lumber in a dry spell, including thirty-two carloads represented. Much of the lumber will be converted into boxes.
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T. F. Rowlands
Southern Facile
Fie
Westwood California
Limber Ind Tvola
Ile
Red River Lumber Company
Wealwood
Jlowlands
Fly
One Hundred Far Hands Wanted in Wyoming
The local employment office orders 149 farm workers to be sent to Big Tiney and Opal, Wyoming. Pay is 73.59 per day with board and room. Mr. Beckett says this wage is among the highest for farm work. Hay to be gathered and shipped to local stockyards and Hansen aing company. Call manager Utah theatre. Josh W Freeiomection center on a silver plates.
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Big Tiney
Opal
Wromin
Beckett
Hansen Aing Company of
Bees Debated in Court Livestock or Merchandise
A district court suit filed by William Atchley seeks damages after a shipment of bees from Texas to Utah, via a Kansas City rail route, was damaged en route. The plaintiff argues the bees and honey were destroyed by rough handling, claiming $1702.75 in losses, while the defense questions whether bees are livestock or merchandise under the law.
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District Court
William Atchley
Hiromngl
Chex & Stine
Union
Wein
Woon
Utah
Sir
Acebley Uhatyy Taly
Texas
Kansas City
Missouri
Wyoming
Sudden Death of Mrs Grace Spargo in Ogden
Mrs Grace A Spargo aged 30 of New York born Grace L Mosley died at the hospital at 11 30 this morning after a week of illness and an operation. She is survived by her husband and friends in Ogden. Body at the Kirkendall funeral chapel. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Wiliam Dick
Mick
Tee Hospital
Grace A. Spargo
Joan N. Spargo
Ogden
Ogden City Engineer Retires Reflecting On Water Quality
Tracy, Ogden city engineer, retired Sunday after leading improvements and evaluating pavements in Sioux City, Kansas City, and St. Louis. He praises Ogden’s climate and remarkably cold water, notes comparisons with other cities, and discusses past sewer and water plans. He highlights concrete and asphalt road observations and the overall strength of Ogden’s water supply.
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Toseph
Tracy
Ln Cam
Ogden
Sioux City
Kansas
Clix
St. Louis
Cly
Sloux City
Ariestnn Awellr
Wendell Fitzgerald Enlists for Camp With Field Artillery
Wendell T. Fitzgerald son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald of 2424 Jackson Avenue enters the field artillery branch of the regular army in a focal recruiting drive. He attended the University of Michigan for two years as a junior and studied law before graduating from Ogden First School. He left this afternoon at 2 o clock for Salt Lake City and will likely be transferred to Fort Logan.
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Wendell T. Witzgerald
Thomas d. Fitzgerald
Tackson Avenue
Aries
Fitenurala
Butt
Witzgerald
Unive
Michigan
Ogden
Salt Lake
Fort Logan
Ole
Local Red Cross Chapter Praised for Hand Knit Aid
The local American Red Cross chapter earns commendation from Seadquarries At Heaver for above average work. Denver HQ notes September target of 4800 pairs of socks and 800 sweaters, with 1200 pairs and 259 sweaters already knitted by hand. The hand work is praised for its soft finish and quality, though labor costs are high.
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The
American Red Crest
Heaver
Denver
Coxe
Auporitendens of
Hospital Gariventay Sae
Chissie
British Subjects in Ogwen Reported as Aliens for Citizenship
In response to a request from the state adjutant general’s office, the city exemption board has completed registrants who are subjects of Great Britain and forwarding the report. The list names individuals with addresses across multiple towns, all marked aliens for citizenship, including Josey G. Titley, Albert Branafield, Arthur Sitalley, Alexander Wallace, and many others from Cheshire, Keighley, Wakefield, Blyth, Manchester, Sunderland, and surrounding areas.
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State Adjutant General's Office
Incity Exemption Board
Josey G. ‘Titley
Eumundsau
Washington Ave
Wg Vernon
John J. Harker
Shirty-third Treet
Durham
Ohn Wild
Allen
Wall Avenue
Vank Ca
Johan T
Wun
Alien
Tesme
Ashington
Stanley Rarewear
Var
Treilerick
Haynes
Illeny
Phielisth
Sliffordshire
Mitford
Lincely Avenue
Grinsby
Frineor Jones
Pingree Avenue
Brighton
Geoffrey Harper
Twelfth Street
Ington
James Lowell
Quincy
Lancarhira
Albert Edwanl Stogere
Douras Avenue
Portsmouth
Laplert Gullett
Middlercre
Harold N. Titley
Manchester
Willan Fe
H. Hilkman
Acke Go
Arthuy Qoouway
Harrison Avenue
Idermunster
Thomas H. Inn
Agamg Avenue
Snotland
Frederick W. Stringer
Warrinston
George
McVarland
Slath Street
Quaber
Canada
Georgi W. Young Jr
Sunderland
Fred A. Ravesitl
Jackson Avenue
Nathamptownshire
Sore
Fallen
Fragmented list of names and addresses in London Nottingham Grimsby
A garbled OCR listing numerous personal names and addresses across cities such as Manchester Lancaster Toronto London Bournemouth and Canada. The text appears as a scatter of individuals with street numbers and regions, lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Diventy
Fifth Sect
Manchester
Jono
Sinatley Culieny
Perrnty
Seventh Street
Lancaster
James ‘Vaylor
Duchzon
Lanchire
Victor Tflrott
Alten
John Garrick
Grant Martel Lethbridge
Dan
John South
Daiten
Canada
Cha
Boys Depart August 9 for Camp Fremont Cal
A frantic wartime notice states boys will depart August 9 over the Southern Pacific to Camp Fremont in California. About 45 men from Ogden and nine from Weber County will board at the Upton depot at 10 p.m. in a southbound train, joining 20 men from other states. The group plans to assemble near the camp by August 11 with a 1540 arrival in Do Me Abimuat 0. Reports mention two Russian warships at a port and Czech Slovak guard movements amid broader war updates.
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Southern Pacific
Fremont
Cal
Muudomil
Soldiura
Ogden Mundiy
Camp
Osden
Ohly
Weber County
Upton
California
Cnme
Grand
Emery Tinta
Wasaled
Utah
Ely
Train Collision Injures Trespasser Near Devils Slide
I. Wi Taylor of AUanin Bearers was seriously injured yesterday at 3 PM when a freight train struck him as he rode a cart along the tracks. He suffered broken ribs and severe bruises, was brought to the hospital for treatment, and the accident occurred after he failed to notice the moving train and was crushed between the cart and the engine.
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Wi Taylor
Auanin
Devils Stide
Min Wan
Tie
Stern
Tie Iin
Hla
Balanro
Joseph's Sewing Society Meets at St Joseph Parish
Ladies of St Joseph's Sewing Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlor. Mrs Hora Hughes announces the engagement of her daughter Esther to a well known telephone operator of Orden. The couple wed June 23, 1946, with details noted amid society notices. Mrs Patrick Murray and Frank depart for San Francisco where they will join Mr Murray, who is away in Hehibotiding at that time.
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Joseph’s Sewing Society
St. Josephta Bewing
Mie
Eharch
Nors
Hughes-Mcbratney
Hora Hughes
Damphler
Esther DB
Fon Coast
Mre
Patrick Murray
San Francista
Mr. Murray
THREE FIRES GALLS QURING MONDAY FIRE CALLS
Fragmentary article notes multiple fires and responses in Greenville and nearby areas. Mentions a fire department, building basements, and rapid incident reporting with scattered names and places. Also references a preliminary hearing for Mrs Blijer Sites and a brief nonsensical aside about speed and meals.
Short Line Shippers Favored With Routing Privilege
A government concession grants Shippers over selected short lines the right to route shipments as they choose to use the shortest routes, while traffic on government controlled lines remains restricted. The policy aims to streamline transportation despite limited line access.
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Nowa
Doen
Rovernment Railroad
Han
Wis
Nestra
Czecho Slovaks Capture Cities in Major Offensive
Report from Washington notes bold Czecho-Slovak forces have seized multiple cities in a rapid offensive. Details remain sparse as authorities confirm advances and await official casualty and territorial claims.
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Washington
Potash Factory Plans Move to Wyoming Sites
A Union Pacific potash plant project aims to relocate from Salt Lake City to either Green River or Sage, Wyoming. The plant will be the largest of its kind in the United States, with estimated costs between 6 and 7.5 million dollars. Promoters include T. W. Hower and Sterling of the Continental Bank of Salt Lake.
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T. Ve Hower
Uy Sterling
Continental Bank of
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