Glories Romance reference delayed. assorted notices noted
Random references warn Glorie s Romance will not appear until tomorrow evening. Classified items list Blanchard Office mats, building supplies, shipping notes, birth and marriage announcements, departures, and local business notices. Several names and places appear, including Ogden, Salt Lake City, Promontory Point, and the Southern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorie
Blanchard
Soren X
Christensen
W. H. Swanson
Ealt Lake City
Ozen
En ‘Ponte
Idahn
Boanecare
Ganson Moton Motore Corporation
Onsern
American
Hex and Liberty Theat Ems
Galt Lake City
Sters “Bocet
J. FL Jonen
Routh Weber
Pr. Morrison Osterpath
Beates Didg
George William Cook
Melba Morrison
Ogde
Motorcycle Collision on Twenty Fourth Street Viaduct
Willa Helnap and Calvin McGhie were involved in a fatal looking motorcycle crash on the Twenty Fourth street viaduct. Both were injured with head wounds and bruises. Helnap was taken to the police station and McGhie to his home. Both worked at Ogden Packing & Provision Company and witnesses report Helnap rode fast across the viaduct before colliding with McGhie after passing a cyclist and turning around a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strogt
Twenty-fourth Street
Willa Helnap
Twenty-third Street
Calvin McGhie
Haninger
Parma
McGhie
District Court Hears Breach Suit Over Horse Deal
Ed Love and Otto Meek sue Art Evans and J A Winson for breach of contract over a 2016 agreement to furnish six horses with a $1.50 per head delivery bonus. They say 171 horses were delivered at about $100 each, with partial payments totaling $15,910, seeking $5,130 plus an attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Love
Otto
Meek
Love & Meek
Art Evans
J. A. Winson
Lave & Meek
Wray Urges Cleared Up Local Political Misunderstanding
In a provocative message to Weber County voters involved in state and national Prohibition efforts, Javid 0. Wray warns against cross party primary voting. He urges citizens to support their own party conventions, stressing right and justice for all and condemning any attempt to vote in another party’s primary. The letter is signed by David G. Wekay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Democratic Pri Asparica
Nepublicane
David G. Wekay
Excursion to Canada August 2nd from Oregon Short Line area
Advertisement for an August 2 excursion to Canada from Carlston Lethpridge Magrath Raymond Spring Coulee and Stirling with departures from Oregon Short Line Utah and Idaho. For reservations and rates contact four local agents or City Ticket Office 2514 Washington Ave phone 2500.
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Carlston
Lethpridge
Magrath
Raymond
Spring Coulee
Stirling
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Rales
Washington Ave
Weber County Taxes to Rise on Certain Goods and Livestock
The State Board of Equalization plans increased assessed values for Weber County. Range cattle and range sheep rise 20 percent each, merchandise 10 percent. A meeting is requested in Ogden on August 1 to discuss further increases and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
State Board of Equalization
Equalization Board
Ogden
Giza
Joseph E. Frans
Hermitage
Weber County primaries begin week of party nominations
The Weber county Democratic primaries open three months of political meetings with 110 delegates to the county convention to be chosen. Republican primaries follow with 34 delegates to the state convention and new voting plan in effect for districts. Challengers prepare to secure pledges and the week ends with the Democratic county convention next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Satunday
Adistricts
Augusta
Central Committee
Hin
Crites
Iwi
Orden
Civil Service Positions Advertisement Notice
Prepare at home for civil service positions. Data on courses and positions furnished on request. Box 173 Ogden.
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Ogden
Wedding Bells Ins For a Small Town Wedding
In a quirky Ada style wedding notice, Calivn B Bicester and Vesey McEtror of Plain City are joined in marriage, while Nevadan Robert T Raine and Kathleen J Bron wed locally. Earlier town mischief tied to a midnight fire bell is likened to wedding bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calria Birretery
Plato City
Young Streeter
Inghouse
Logan
Leatham
Hoteoa
Calvin
Calvin B. Bicester
Vesey McEtror
Plain City
Neradan
Robert T. Raine
Agdd
Palliate
Nevada
Kathleen J. Bron
Eureka
Nevata
Ogden Eco Auction Sale Notice
Auction listing inviting bids with contact details and box address. Includes phone line and office box reference for bidder inquiries. Firm details appear fragmented but indicate a sale event and method of contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honea
Ogden Eco
Mgr
Telaprone
Cantwell objects to examination by DCT
James Cantwell refuses to meet Dr A A Rubingon and Judge Howell at 275 Park Avenue to discuss legal grievances. He accuses them of schemes and disqualifies them from acting as committeemen or judges. Cantwell requests suppression of further examination and warns of danger to his life and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Rubingon
James 9. Cantwell
Park Avenue
J. A.howell
Sr. Cantwell
Cantwell
Howell
Harris
Harris Alto
Cantwall
Telnga
Agatrat Howell
Dm A. A. Robinedn
Igned
James
Tourists Enter Ogden Canyon After Chicago Start
Hutchinson touring party Y 6 comprising residents of eastern states arrived in Ogden Canyon after noon on the Los Angeles Limited from Chicago. They will dine at the Meritage hotel in the canyon before proceeding to Yellowstone Park aboard a special train, with minor complaints about Ogden to canyon transport being corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Opden
Los Angeles
Chicago
Mermitage Hotel
Ogden Canyon
Yellowstons Park
Lears Ogden
Ogden Reputedly Transforms Over Past Decade
Mrs C J Creer of New York City visits Ogden with Mr and Mrs Matron and departs for California via Southern Pacific. The visitor says Ogden has changed more in ten years than any other city she has seen, noting sweeping improvements. Classified ads nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
C. J. Creer
New Tock City
Abs Berg
Torortem
California
Southern Pacific
New York
Avery
Safety First Train to Arrive at Ogden August 18
Notice from Train maker A W McDuflie of Union Pacific Wyoming division that the United States government Safety First train will visit Ogden. The exhibit educates railroad workers and the public on eliminating danger across occupations. The exhibit includes dynamo cars safety appliances a Pullman car diner and baggage car with 37 officers and crew. Public inspection and talks scheduled from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on arrival day Friday August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McDufiie
Wyoming
Union Pacific
United States
Ogden
Fe B
Tran Consiete
Shock in Ogden family after Canada trip returns home
J Rester and wife return from a month in Western Canada to learn a grandchild and Mr Kerler’s brother died. The couple’s son is described as an engineer on the Southern Pacific. The report notes vast wildlife sightings near Waterton Lakes and a wartime crop harvest, with 30,000 farm hands needed as men head to war and women may enter fields.
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J. Rester
Ite
Twenty-ninth Street
Western Canada
Mr. Kerler
Waterton Lakes
Canada
Bear Mountain
Ogdenieg
Alberta
Crews Increase on Up Railroad As Work Grows
Trainmaster A W Melville reports a record ban on freight movements across the Wyomlog division of the Union Pacific. Fourteen freight crews operate from Ogden, with pay rising. nearly 1000 laborers are toiling on the Wanateh Emery parallel track as work accelerates.
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Wyomlog
Union Pacific
A. W. Melvitie
di Lelon
Ogden
Wanateh
Emery
Mclvilre
Pin
Mrs Effie Ford Seeks Alimony In Amended Complaint
An amended complaint filed by Mrs Effie Ford alleges her husband Marry Ford abandoned the home and refused support for a daughter Dellie Mae Ford. She seeks permanent separation and $923 monthly alimony plus $59 in attorney’s fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Ford
Fite Ford
Enealec
Delle
Mae Ford
Ogden Defeats Salt Lakers In Golf Match
The Ogden Country Club hosted a golf match against Salt Lake Country Club with Ogden winning by twenty points. Thirty members from Salt Lake joined, and the event featured notable players including Mr Tet ren, Frank Murphy, and Ralph E. Briatol. The match produced two perfect par robs and a close finish as Mr Hall defeated Mr Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Gott End Country Club
Salt Lake
Yenrrdas
Leery Enoyabla
Salt Lade
Ratt Lake
Tetren
Frank Murphy
Ard
Kial
Pfewmonal
Ogden Club
Ralph E. Briatol
Sterrien
Ir. Hall
Erte
Murphy
Motion for New Trial Denied in Railroad Case
Two cases were heard on the move in Judge J A Howell's court this morning. Claude M Dea versus the Ban Dedm, Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad, motion for a new trial was denied. If Wilde, Je,wan ordered to pay to his divorced wife Kathryn Wide the monthly sum of 35 dollars. Mrs Wide has two children. her husband is employed as an inspector for the railroad.
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Witchell Stor
Opp
City Cemetery
Gelry Eaal
John W. Frump
Cincinnati
T. W. O'Brien
Boston
Pacific Railroad
Paul W. Stecher
Washington Vicker
Tisdale
Homer A. Brip
Jackson
Waro
Wash
Columbia River
Yey
Bam
Mary Doyd
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Clara Berges
Dorey
Mary
Margaret Egan
Emma
Towne
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
W. G. Frefday
R. A. McCune
Lewis Block
Just/ Snape
O. M. Runyan
San Diego
Mra. R. Reason
Mise Frieda Leenman
Los Angel Limited
Cal
Kodak
Alze and
Wader
Promontory
Lakeview Silning Company
Promontory Point
W. P. Twist
Promontory Development and Traceportalion Company
J. Farr
Fred J. Kiesel
W. 5
Dlowbray
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Lakerlew
Routhern Pacific
Tateview
George Christensen
State
Morgan
Hila
Greg Jakeman
J. A. Howell
Claude M. Dea
Balt Lake
Raiionad
Wea
Wilde
Wan
Kathryn Wide
Wiide
Railroad
Fuller Hostess Delights Members At Canyon Mead Home
Mrs Fuller entertained the Society MOs and club members at her Canyon Mead residence Thursday afternoon. Guests brought their needlework and enjoyed pleasant hours, with tea served as agreed by Mrs Fuller. Present were Mrs Poller, Mrs Ray Fitene, Mrs Wateon, and Mrs Walket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
C. Fuller
Fuller
iSyaehemmer Club
Canyon Mead
Tuliva
Mew Fuller
YH. Poller
Ray Fitene
Tare Wateon
Bombardment Damage Shocks New York Harbor Area
Amid a massive explosion series near Liberty Island and Jersey City, damage soared. Authorities report destroyed ammunition barges and shattered windows, with hundreds of millions in losses and extensive repairs. Several investigations are underway led by Colonel Wy Migs and county officials. Miraculous escapes documented as rescue and recovery continue.
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Mra. J. ©. Green
Qwen McClain
A. Scherer
Canyon Noad
Hay
Truay
Fille Toland
Ths City
Teserley Wy Migs
Burea
American Mall Way
Jerery City
Legh Valley
Jersey City
Hux Tatand
Ledloe
Walla
Lena
Joe's Island
Jersey
Cornelius J. Layden
Lehigh Valley Rail
Uantaen
Watchona
Jereey City
Famund T. Mackesair
Nauranen
Munttiome
France
Lasa
New York
Davila
Explosions Probe in New York Under Federal Review
Washington orders formal probes by the Department of Justice and Interstate Commerce Commission into the New York explosion to determine jurisdiction and possible violations of federal or state laws. In New York, two men are under arrest on manslaughter warrants related to the disaster that killed and injured many, with property losses estimated up to 45 million dollars.
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Washington
New York
Department of Dusters
Interstain Commerce Commission
Anvat
Amtountion
Mark Tom Mer Yen
Bomed Pers
Argent
Albert Mr Pickman
Lehigh Valley Railroad
National Serene Company
Theodore Joanson
Frank Ualg
Publc Aatety
Jersey City
Emarget Tual Fin
Msplosian
Lebiah Valley Ratimad Company
Storage
Iphtersen Company
New Jerry
Jeremy City
Relief Fund for Dependents Aid Pennsylvania Railroad Workers
A July memorandum reports a relief fund of 100 dollars per worker for Pennsylvania railroad employees aiding in Chamillary cases in the United States. Directors have appropriated the money, to be distributed biweekly. About three hundred families daily are supported, with details to be made public after approval.
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Pitsburg
Ntetrine Monat Peliet
Peonsylvania Railroad
da Ployea
Chamillary Anes Lee
United States Teaan
Eady
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Javid
Wray
Right
Justice
Salt Lake City
Oghen
Pointe
R. Te
Glick
Abbott
Mom
A. G. Marnie
WL Melifelow
A. J
Wen Doolin
Eeeeneeesiseete Op Murphys
F. Randall
Gmirtee McChrystal
Jennings
Armstrong
van Schaack
Critchlow
Potentiary Stara
Berrien
Toutelarson
Weber
Ada
Effie Ford
THE
Salt Lakers
Save the
Ogden Theatre
Walter G
Tooele
Misa Taonise Frotherton
Mien Man Tegreen
Pocatello
B.A. Brown
Poca
Trico
George Wangspaani
Porter
Marriott and
Thten Monn
West Thirtieth
Etree
Engand
Albert G Foulger
Paine & Murat Dry Food
Mise Winnifred Wolkersponia
Auit and Cloak
Philadelphia
Foulger
Mengara
William Driver
Willam Driver
Tochenter
Oridde
Charles Peart
Monroe Avenue
Lily Peart
Harry Gest
Mite Peart
Forrest A. Prows
Chas. Peart
Harry Peart
W. Otterman
Mer
Carrie
Fther Adame
Raymond Thase
Aacegula
Sirs. R. T. Watson
Praple
N.Y
Relief Fund For
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