Random notices mix up in city blurbs and ads
A cluttered page lists births and marriages, party plans, departures, and traffic incidents. An Oxden marriage license is noted for Francis Goddard and Isabell Peteridge, plus a bicycle collision near Hodes sun and Twenty-fifth Street causes minor bike damage. Several residents depart for El Paso, Spokane, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis WM. Goddard
Mise Isabell Peteridge
Oxden
Monriron
Jefferson Avenue
Mitchell Bros. Fon
City Health Office
Jaaepl McGregor
Resaburi Kimura
Sadajera Nagamoto
Rhe Faulkner
W. Hi. Cosins
A. B. Malan
Jane
John Brown
Boa
Jones Coal & Ice Co
Texas
Irene Jenking
el Paso
Friends
Drowning Bros. Co
Hudson Ave
Mra
A. T. Shelturne
Spolane
Washington
Pendictant
Ore
Paul W. Sieber
Los Angeles
Lin Sun
Arizona
Jennie Foster
Andrew Mater
Ick House
Wall Avenue
J. C. Peterson
Patrilman
Dick Soule
van Buren
Figden
Den
Tod
Ringe
Edison Team Promotes Unique Beat You Never Heard
A vivid invitation to join a live Edison showcase, promising an original, natural tone and a harshness free experience. The ad appeals to listeners to attend and learn, claiming the performer offers an unprecedented sound you must hear in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
the Ainter
Bicycle repair agreement ends incident crowd crowding
A dispute over bicycle repairs concluded with an agreement to cover the costs of repairs and the incident. The event drew a larger crowd of onlookers before authorities closed the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
Pale
Brigham City Hosts May Day Celebration to Improve Parks
Brigham City held a May Day celebration under the Daughters of the WMoneees, postponed due to weather. The event featured a municipal program with a May Day King Arthur Hatch and Queen Violet Wiron, a parade led by Mayor Erdman, a Virginia reel dance, a boxed lunch, and races and a baseball game. Proceeds from concessions fund park beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Mise Ameber Vanson
Chris Christegren
J. Francis Mertell
War Rider Commercial Club
Arthur Hatch
Violet Wiron
Erdman
Alder
iMain Street
Toute
Che
Dante
Brigham
Nora Lee
Arthur Stayner
Joseph A. West
Joseph Watkins
Amber Hanson
Elias Jensen
Nephena Fresham
Mary Wallace
Wabella Jen Cen
A.C. Campbett
Campbell
Fresham
Clarn
Divorce Granted by Judge Harris in District Court
Decielons tendered in Indgment Harris division of the district court. Hammon & Son vs Phornit Construction motion to strike out Coatbil of defendones granted. Denkeea v Southern Pacific Ballroat cm pany tax costs granted. Estate of Thro ern Angatrom demurrer to amended cross petition sustained. Letters of administration to Valentine Gidran bond $1200. Case Joseph te Eker v McFeriach continued. Naomi Maret granted divorce from Trobert I Marah on grounds of dispositional separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decielons
Inudgme
J Harris
District Court Iis Morming
LD. Hammon & Son
Phornit
Romrang
EB. K. Wateh
Toi. Pierce
Herman B
Throern Angatrom
Mary Muschert
Valentine Gidran
Bond
Joseph Te Eker
George 1. McFeriach
Naomi Maret
Trobert I. Marah
Dooly Block 15 Sold to John L Lewis and Company
The Dooly block on Washington Avenue was sold this morning from Ai Jobst to John L Lewis and Company of Ogden for $68,000. The property fronts Washington between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets, with a six story block housing Masonic and Elks lodges and the Ogden Owls lodge on the upper floor. No remodeling plans were announced as yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly
Washington Avenur
I. Dooly Company
Salt Lake
John 8. Lawls and Company
Ogden
Dowly
Orden Furniture and Carpet Company
Washington Avenue
Kireeta
Masonic and Elks Lodges
Orden
Ogden Owls Lodge
Ogden Conservarory of Music
Four Men Lose Control In Steep Embankment Crash
At dawn a Kaysville bound auto with four men on a fishing trip went over a fifty foot embankment near the Eddington ranch on Lost Creek. All suffered broken right legs. The injured were taken to the Devil's Slide hospital and then by train to Salt Lake City for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulck
Kaysville
Cats Ming
Eddington Ranch
Lost Creek
John H. Hlom
Geo
Shefield
Myron
Phillips
Chas
Burton
Mr. Wood
Eddington
Chas, Norton
Devil's Glide
Union Pacific
Hospital
Salt Lake
Ars
Geo. D. Sennett
Thentys Alxth Elreet
Sir. Eluod
Charl e Chaplin Promotes Police Film at Ogden
Charley Chaplin hails W orlds a Scream as his comedy Police heads to the Ogden theater. The star touts the film with a playful wink, signaling a lively release engagement for audiences.
Ogden Area Gas Company Forms With 150000 Capital
The Weber County ON & Natural Gas company is filing articles of incorporation within thirty days. Officers include FW. Itdcock as president and J. W. Lowder as treasurer. The company claims land rights over 2000 acres from north of Ogden Hot Springs to West Weber. Thomas Quinn, the expert, reports seepage and gas flow across the region, indicating gas originates from an oil body. The Diacen place seepage is highlighted as most important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Weber County ON & Natural Gas Company
Br. FW. Itdcock
Eantt Bachman
J. W. Lowder
Thomas Quinn
J. J. Pringle
W. H. Reeder
Seares
West
Weber
Thomas Quind
Gantle
Orden
Diacen Place
Women forfeit Ball Money in the Police Court
William C. Wilke was arrested yesterday following a complaint by W. E. Keating that a man was carrying a gun and following Keating’s companion. An AO.28 caliber revolver was found on Wilke and he was charged with carrying concealed weapons. He was convicted in municipal court and fined or jailed. May Tysons was charged with selling liquor without a license. Sergeant J. Krikker and Patrolman Seale led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Wilke
Edenine Ty
W. W. Richardson
W. E. Keating
Keating
Gus Kingster
Wilke
Tysons
J. Krikker
Patretman Seale
Vaeiling Uquer
Mother seeks missing son Chester Melintosh in Idaho
Mary Melintosh of McCammon Idaho appeals at the sheriff’s office seeking word on her son Chester Melintosh operated on for intestinal trouble last year. She left his care in Upden after he was treated at Dre hospital and has heard nothing since. The worried mother hails from aha and travels to find him, weighing about 155 pounds and once a laborer, hoping for any information on his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melntosh
McCammon
Idaho
Aherlif
Aeslataner
Chester Melptosh
A. Troblasen
Upden
Dre Hospital
McIntosh
Nils
Opiien
Charlie Chaplin Parade Draws Local Attention
A big event titled Charlie Chaplin Parade is planned for Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. It features ten best Chaplin impersonators with rewards, and participants should form at the Al Berabra wearing Chaplin hats capes and mustaches as advertised.
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al Berabra
Alimony Orders Filed in District Court
Alimony cases in the district court allege failure to pay court ordered support. Elva Woodcock seeks alimony payments from her former spouse. James Bowman ordered to show cause for nonpayment to Susanna Koning Howsman and a minor child. Albert Green sues Gosen Lot for 1750 tied to a contract breach dated 36, 1014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirrick
Coutn
Siren
Elva Woodcock
Woodcock
James Bowman
Couanthy
Sussana Koning Howsman
Albert Green
Somplaint
New Market Washington Ave Market Upgrade Plans
Miller manager of the Washington Market begins remodeling on Washington Ave near Twenty-fifth Street for a modern market space. The VAR Power & Tight company occupies part of the building while preparations include updated heating and equipment and a new market relay for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als
Miller
Washington
Washington Ave
VAR Power & Tight Company
Vietta Bell
St. Mier
Verda
Tavesi
Pioneer Diary of 1647 Camp at Matinher Ferry
On June 15 1647 the Planers camped on the Matin her at the Ferry and built rafts to move wagons across the river. Nine men were forced to drift with other companions, including Thomas Crovet John B Higher Lukes don Mo Parmon Wilmen Elle Be Potherny Win Bupey Jas Tasenport and In Stanart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crovet
John B. Higher
Lukes Don Mo Parmon
Wilmen
Elle Be Potherny
Win
Bupey
Jas. Tasenport
In. Stanart
Lifespan, Son Injured In Auto Wreck Near Weber Tour
Freeman Malin of Hostaville is dead after an auto in Weber Tour skidded and plunged over an embankment. Chester Bo Malin, badly hurt, and two other men were injured. one or more died in the crash as road workers nearby helped recover the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Matin
Iostaville
Chester PL Malin
Genie
Fideem Miles
Tert
Ville
Au Autoubile
Ey Embank
Weber Rye
Weber
Mete
Tare
Hostaville
Shupe Found Guilty By Jury In District Court
Shupe was found guilty by a right jury of the district court yesterday afternoon. He was convicted of a crime against Caroline Andrews on March 7, 191?. The sentencing is set for Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLS
Shupe
Marines’ Urison
District Court
Hte Rouaiin
Caroline Andrews
Special Meeting Notice of the Magonie Club
There will be a special meeting of the Magonie club at Priday event Innedith Myscote temple. A. it. Ward, Mrest announces the agenda and requests attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magonie Club
Innedith
Myscote Temple
A. It. Ward
Grand Army to Hold Lagoon Celebration Monday
The Grand Army of the Republic announces its annual celebration at Lagoon on Monday June 19 with Spanish War Veterans Woman’s Relief Corps Ladies of the G.A.R. and the general public invited. An excursion rate applies from noon and a full program includes speeches songs and a parade ending with a crowd march back to the park.
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Grand Army of the Republic
William W. Brown
Boon
di. A. Tt
Ben
Charlie Ft
Bamberger
Bamberger On, Fept. Commenter, 2, Creeesees Ay My Balt Lake Wvl At the G. A. Ft
Ite
Cacy
Dulee J
Woods Crosa
Binten
Rhoda Clark
Viulin
Max Corson Butler
Volta
Warflore
Careon
Fort Douplan
Cecelia G. Sloot
Ned Cross
Seleerland
Owill
Balt Lake
Bowery
Society Notes From Missouri and Idaho Gatherings
Society items report a wedding at a Kaotan City home with Mr and Mrs Tracy Rave as hosts, mention guests from Idaho, and note Marguedia Develon Juahie Malls. Lagoon hosts a June 23 cultural event at the home of Chub. Five Hundred club members attended Mrs Ki C Day’s gathering at five o’clock.
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Missouri
Fdvanl SM
Kaotan City
Wen
Stviph Sermaour
Adegaarene
Idaho
Ale Tracy Rave
Hele Euesle
Dre
The
Fey and Mire
Marguedia Develon
Juahie Malls
tMa
Lagoon
MAB. H
Five Hundred Club
Ihe
Sire. Ki. C
Elock
Trighem
Weber Academy Plans Annual Petition at Stage Event
Fragmented OCR text from Weber Academy references Prof It Carl Pardow and an annual event at the Weber academy. Details are garbled, but suggest a stage event or petition related to exams or presentations. Unable to confirm full names, dates, or actions from the fragment.
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Weber Academy
Carl Pardow
Recital and guest notes highlight evening program and travels
The piece describes a recital featuring Miss Kiln Beawcroft and readers from first year students performing segments from We Are Raven and other plays at 6 15. It also mentions G L Decken hosting a luncheon with A L Mohlar and other Union Pacific figures, a Nevada delegation arriving, and discussion of an ongoing rail strike with a push toward interstate commerce action or congressional intervention.
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Tomorme
Paritoe
Kilén Beawcroft
Raven
Scavecroft Han
Kludy
Kilen AW
G. L. Decken
A. L. Mohlur
Union Pacific Sytem
Orden
Ls Becker
Hermitage
Canyon
Necker
Frank Johnana
MR. Tourex
Browning
AL T. Niceton
Mobler
Multiple Wilfred Wilson and Anderson Obituaries Offer Grim Remembrances
Funeral notices list several deaths with services pending or held. Ade Wilson and Adelina Wilson are mentioned with viewings at 2230 Monroe Avenue and a Sixth Ward service in Ogden. Other obituaries include Thomas Gibbons with services in Lindquist Chapel and Grace Cemetery interment for Grace Reeders daughter, plus a Anderson family notice and a final line on flowers and funeral arrangements. The notices reflect local rites and family connections across Ogden, Evansville and surrounding areas.
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Wilson
Ade
Tha EL Wilson
Bisth Ward
Peter Eenstrom
Monts Avenue
Ernetrom
Railroads Deny Union Demands In Eight Hour Day Hike
New York June 1 The railroad managers informed leaders of the four railroad brotherhoods they would not grant an eight hour day or time and a half for overtime work. They proposed arbitration or submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission to settle the dispute after two weeks of discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ett Almes
Diactisafon
Lansing note completes draft on Carranza demand
Warhinston June 15 Secretary fansing said before Irest sent Wilana the complete draft of a note to Ga ere Carranza relying to the demand Ont Amedyan troop he withdrawn from Meslen The president and Mr Jansing confercedt at length on with adlan new development fore see the slinathon Wie meyly wl Bot be stent Until real weeks at the garifest Dersident Wilem and his advisers are jarkloun to deal with the Carranea tute in sich fashion that scdlon cane but be attributed t domestic pasinfes Police is considered by Chaplin himself the funniest picture he has ever made Comes to The Ogden next Sunday
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Warhinston
Fansing
Irest
Wilana
Carranza
Meslen
Jansing
Adlan
Slinathon
Dersident
Wilem
Jarkloun
James Makes Notable Speech Message of Courage and Leadership
A garbled OCR style tribute extols Woodrow Wilson era leadership and American resolve. It frames James as a steadfast patriot and statesman, praising courage of individuals who risk or send others to conflict, and noting his role in shaping American rights, international law, and national unity.
Chaplin in The Fireman and Clarke in Silks and Satin at Alhambra
Charlie Chaplin stars in The Fireman and Marguerite Clarke appears in Silks and Satin at the Alhambra theater next Sunday Monday Tuesday, highlighting two leading performances in a single program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Marguerite Clarke
Alhambra
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Rome
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Inter ‘Coion
Frice
Mr. Poss
Sanitol
NEW Records
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John 5
Lewis and Company
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Con de Simm
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St Herten
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Mthn Lanck
Jon Cronin
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Glenn Staltinga
Charley Chaplin
Police
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Masonic Club
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Cawnpore
Ogden Theatre
Macbeth
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Wmandie Rhves
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Mary Sinney
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Waller Lard
Vya
Qeden
Thin
Filewart Parkineon
Machfoot
Willa Parker
A. A. Garretcom
Conc Ductors
Ineferatate Commerce Commission
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Congress
Gibbons
Thomas Mranrts
Qivbone
Lindquist Chapel
Taza
Uctack
Heleley
Annie B. Vetatey
Darkin and Sons
Satiliel
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W. Stoney
Salt Fake
Oily
Punetal Servicee
Adelina BE
J. Ernest Wien
Hui Uhkep
Anderson
Oseae
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Serra
Grant
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Evansinn
Lindqaisie
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