Notice of Intention to Improve Ogden City Streets
Notice by the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City Utah of their intention to widen and improve Captain Avenue Tyler Avenue Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth Streets and related work. Describes assessment methods, property abutter protests due by June 15 1917 and the estimated total cost of 525 000. Publication dates May 22 to June 13 1917 in local Ogden Standard.
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Board of Commipalaners
Ogden City
Utah
Court of Cam
Palestoners
Mae
Cspltok Avenue
Iarrison and
Tyler Avenues
Tyler Avenue
Twenty-third
Elst
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Eieaay
Toastra Jerein
Nudeen
Valekneys
Hagibeer
Iti
Naushal Tank
Aentioneny
Essttel
Uarrison
Washington Ave
Ybone
Oeluatve
Trobinton
Onvhall
Divek
Mat
Robineon
Hock Ty
Stevra
Leren
Acita Lander Bubdikeley
Lota
Lot
Hick
Wighlend
Orin
Ker Cod Mackefeller
Beicker Hochstever
Dicheck
Platte
Marya
Abuttna
Jane
Wit
Ita
Lowll
Euch
West
Cosrd
Orden City
U 3
Walter Richey
City Recorder
Ogdes Standard
Eldewalk
George
Weber County
Gerves
Heelootoe
Raid Lat
Hiamnullis Atorney
Onden Cy
Vian
WG Teterson
Uy Curtis Allison
Sherifh Ee
Raghar Holmgeck
Park City
Tuneral Rere
Ragnar Holbeck
Bcepital
Varemonia
Ataplers
Uintaladen
F & Alm
Malmbecken
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We Four Feplo
Ile
Beeden
Teachers Insurance Plan Proposed by Carnegie Commission
A Carnegie Foundation commission urges creation of a Teachers Insurance and Old Age Annuities association to cover college teachers in New York and Canada. It would be state supervised, funded by employer and employee contributions, and set on actuarial reserve principles to ensure future pensions.
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New York
Jcotrepe
Carnogie Foundation For the Advancement
Insurance Department
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American Association of University Professors
Association of American Universities
Associaton of American Colleges
National Association of State Universities
Carnegie Foundation
Foundation
United States
Canind
Carargie Foundaton
Nomo
Primarty
Ana
Bureau for Coast Accounting Work Takes Over
Washington June 12 cost accounting work previously run by the Federal Trade Commission was assumed today by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Cost Theory to start a special division for investigations. J Len Nicholson of New York, known as a horsemeat accountant, will direct the work. Edward Hurley, former FTC chairman, started the commission’s cost accounting research and made it a chief function. Vancouver Dollar Makers union established bid week in chinyards. London drivers’ fares debate publicized in arbitration. Rhonda Walier miners vote to abstain from drink until prices reduce. Louisville carriers enforce new 45 cent hourly rate. Wichita belekayers wages raised from 75 to 112 seats a day.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
J. Len Nicholson
New York
Edward §. Huriey
The
Trade Commission
General Bliss Heads Army Staff During Scott's Absence
General Scott is with the American commission in Russia. In his absence Major-Gen. Bliss heads the army staff in charge of the measures the democratic nations rely on for preservation amid wartime efforts and cautions.
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General Bliss
Scott
Russia
General Scott
United States
Bliss Ia
Prices Double in the Past Year in War-Era Economy
Henry Clews reports in his weekly letter that business activity shifts from nonessentials to necessities as war drives demand. Steel, copper, coal, petroleum, textiles, and food show rising prices, with steel products nearly doubling in a year. deliveries may lag due to government orders and continued war work.
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York
Henry Clews
Gar Steel
Plerom
Telve
Reading Concema
indus+try
Utah Red Cross drives for $250000 on weeklong plan
At Hotel Utah a diverse group and officials from Salt Lake and Ogden outlined a state goal of raising 250000 for the Red Cross fund. Local committees of four to five will form groups of 100, divided into squads of ten, each led by a captain, with daily reports to Denver during Red Cross week.
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Utah
Men Cross
Red Cross
Balt Take
Oxden
Rourhout
Denver
J. David Larsen
Vaa
Alta Club
W. Mont Ferry
E. O. Fyward
Harden Bennion
H. XII. Byrne
P. J. Moran
F. W. FitsGerald
Bamberger
Sal Lake
J. Edward Carver
Rh. E. Bristol
Ogden
Means
Howard
Bye
Bristo
Portland
Ore
Carver
Moran
Colo
New York
Washington
Sharp Conflict Over Delegates To Russia
London reports a sharp clash over the Seamen's and Firemen's union hold up of the Socialist-Labor delegation to Russia. Ramsay MacDonald and Frederick W. Jowett gain Glasgow trades council backing with protests to the promoter shipping controller foreign minister and labor party warning the action may spark labor unrest. Meetings were held across Glasgow.
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London
Russia
Seamen's and Firemen’s Union
Ramsay MacDonald
Frederick W. Jowett
Glasgow Trades Council
Trades Council
Seamen's Union
Glan
Hair Restorer Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An old advertisement touts Q-Ban hair color restorer and associated products as a safe, natural way to eliminate gray hair. It claims permanent, gradual darkening without dye, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also pitches a healthful effect on hair and mentions free literature.
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A. H. Mcintyre Drug Co
Firin Heasle Ellis Drug Co
Memphis Tenn
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