Ogden War Return Home Social And Fire News
A fragmentary Ogden page notes welcome home events for veterans, a public reception in Huntsville with a band and dance, and a fire incident at a Twentieth Street store. It mentions local officials, Scottish musical groups, and a variety of public notices and advertisements about fishing tackle and products.
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Huntsville -Huntsville
Othey
Sailora
Mariner Tin
W‘ay
Me Villey
Dh'etack
Dvelock
Ogden Ladies’ Band
Fire Tay
Huntayille
Ward Amussement Soemitter
Ogden Valley water issue and city notices amid pool plans
Local notices discuss Ogden Valley water matters and repairs at Ogden Welding & Repair Co. plus a Fourth of July pool project at South Washington park with plumbing and concrete work. Reports cover labor imports for beet fields, legal inquiries, births, and community events in Ogden.
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Artexian Park
Ogden Valley
Nepecion
City Pool
South
Washington Park
Washington School
Western Labor World Debuts as Ogden Labor Paper
The first issue of the Western Labor World appeared in Ogden this morning as a seven column, labor focused paper published by the Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly. It aims to serve humanity and promote union activity in the city with staff including John Quinn as general manager Henry Sweet editor George Bienallyn business manager and others. A divorce case reports Laurence M Perry obtaining a decree from Mary A Perry on grounds of desertion, the couple having wed in Ogden on April 27 1918 with no children.
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LitDar ‘World
Ogden
Slopage
Labor World
Puch
Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
John Quinn
Henry Sweet
George Bienallyn
N. Wheeler
George Walker
Laurence M. Perry
Dvorce
Diviic
Mary A. Perry
Special Trains Through Ogden Move Rotary Delegates
Special trains will pass Ogden carrying Rotary club delegates to the National Park. One train will leave with Montana delegates this afternoon at five o'clock, another will carry Oregon delegates and arrive at two o'clock, and a third will return delegates home.
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Yellowmlons
Ogden
Rotary Club
National Park
Montana
Oregon
Orchardist Donates Cherries to Red Cross Canteen
Mr John Wilson of Twalfl Street supplied a large basket of cherries to the local Red Cross canteen this morning. The canteen staff and service members welcomed the gift, noting its regular support and that several of Wilson's family have served in the military.
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Red Cross
Ohn Wilson
Twalfl Street
Wilson
Sallara
Wilwon
Man jailed after drunken misdeeds at construction site
Joh Doe Jobson, a Wheelwright Construction employee, was sentenced by Judge D R Roberta to pay $50 or serve time in city jail after being found guilty of a drunkenness charge. The court heard the cook at the site had quit and workers fell ill from tainted food, prompting the incident.
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Ronard Boyle
Blackburn
Theriff's
D. 2. Roberts
Boyle
Twenty-eighth Street
Nephi National
Bank of Nephi
Utah
B. S. Brank Me
L. N. Winckley
Joh Doe Jobson
Wheelwright Construction Company
D. R. Roberta
Johnace Tok
Hee Xang
Fragmentary note on a man’s intoxication incident
A brief line describes a man who had consumed a large amount of beef and wine, leading to intoxication. The text is fragmentary with no clear names, dates, or locations to identify further context.
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Culley
Weather notes on crop yields and frost impact
Reports on crop conditions indicate a late pea crop can suffer severe damage if heavy rains return. The fruit crop is noted as heavy, especially cherries, while the strawberry crop is not heavy this year due to early frosts.
Ogden Baking Co Addition Plans Reported
Ogden Baking company moves to add to its factory on rant avenue near Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets. Bid opening today for new 6000 cost mortared eight ovens. Pipefitters team of Southam Pacific shops beat Round House 7 to blank last Wednesday in a fast game. Batteries: Snedden Kyle Houndhorse Brown Ballinger. Pipefitters defeated Blacksmiths 16 to 3 with Lunidwall Kyle pitching. Blacksmiths Hwanner Henderson.
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Ogden Baking Company
Droree
Aix
Pipetitters
Southam Pacific Shops
Round House
Snedden
Kyle Houndhorse
Brown
Ballinger
Foltawa
Hipefitters
Lunidwall
Kyle
Hwanner
Hendernan
Matson Case Before Judge Pratt In District Court
The Matson Brothers suit against Mary A. Matson and others proceeds in district court before Judge A. E. Pratt. The dispute involves ownership of several thousand parcels of Ogden Teal estate held by Matson Brothers, with Mary A. Matson claimed as trustee for the partnership and administratrix of George Matoon estate, while B. W. Matson asserts ownership. The case seeks a declaration that Mary A. Matson holds the property as trustee for the partnership.
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B. W. Matson
Mary A. Matson
A.E. Pratt
Ogden
Matson Brothers
George H. Matoon
E. W. Matoon
Noperty
George Matoon
BE. W. Watson
Rhe
Exhibit by Weber Girls Club opens county exhibition
Articles made by members of the sewing and baking classes of the Girls' Club of Weber County will be placed on exhibit in various county towns starting next Monday and lasting through the week. Senior division members show crafted items including a cowing bag, a club middle, and a remodeled bar dress. Junior division workers present kitchen holders, aprons, clothing alterations, and darned socks while Baking class samples feature bread, biscuits, and cookies.
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Weber County
Early pea crop destruction reported in Weber county
Reports from the Weber County Farm Bureau warn that the early pea crop in Ogden valley and across the county is nearly destroyed due to a lack of rain. The note highlights widespread crop failure affecting growers and futures in the region.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Ogden Valley
Cabinet Rejects Peace Terms in Weimar Meeting
June 20 report from Weimar states six cabinet members met to vow absolute rejection of the peace terms. Names mentioned include Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, Herr Landsberg, Herr Geisbert, Dr Dernburg, Herr Preuss, and Her Gothetn amid the cabinet discussion.
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Weimar
Tondon
Mald
Aount von Brockdrof-Hentzau
Landsberg
Geisbert
Dernburg
Preuss
Gothetn
Sherman Warns League May Subordinate Church
Washington dispatch says Senator Sherman Illinois Republican warned the League of Nations could end the separation of church and state and bring the Vatican influence into the league assembly. He claimed the Vatican would be represented by twenty four votes and denounced papal claims as dangerous to civil government. Senator Ashurst and others opposed injecting religious questions into the treaty debate, arguing against religious prejudice shaping U S policy.
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Washington
League of Nations
Vatican
Senate
Sherman
Illinois
League Assembly
Minots
Ag Senae
Ashurst
Arizona
Kinga
League
Great Britain
Bolsheviats
Aahurst
Thomaz
Coloorado
Thoras
America
No Influenza Cases Reported Since Early May
City inspector reports no influenza cases among local doctors since May 4, though three cases were recorded that day with one death. In contrast there are many cases of smallpox, chickenpox, and diphtheria in the city. SEEKING LONG LOST PARENT. SAN FRANCISCO June 20 after determining that Neary 5 Sturgeon of Portland is not her long lost parent Miss Celene Sturgeon of Battle Lake City here to continue a search for her relative who disappeared 27 years ago. Miss Sturgeon said she had been hunting for him for five years.
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San Francisco
Neary
Sturgeon
Portland
Celene Sturgeon
Batt Lake City
Mies Sturgeon
Hime
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Utocus Sy Studio
Waan
Paine & Hursts
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Ogden Scots
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J. EB. Carver
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Thomas Janiston
Candlan Blighlanders
France
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Fort. Russell
D. A. Iussell
Wyoming
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Geo. AvLawn Co
Nymo
Greenwell
Sparsena
Belosye
Crone & Company
Fisher
Ihe Wa
Lowe Co
Yesterda
Roi Fa
Qarl Figgare
Saitatr
Fom
Utah “Nuleclurera
Geo. A. Lowa Co
Mtr Supsy
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Ogden Welding & Repair Co
Clann Rags
Standard Office
Royal Gouglan
Rhoyal Dunglas
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American Legion
Legion
T. de Witt Foster
Harold Ieet Tso
Qld
Ogden Standard
Jones Coal & Ice Co
Gale
Peel
Biaho
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Rio Grande
J. W Robins
John Brown
Fouth Street
Lie Viaduct
Taylor
Mqnor
Woraing
Fuone
Guy Borh
H. H. Me
Stork Bringa
Mra
Thomas Feeny Jy
Dee Hospital
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Grant Avenue
Dune 12
Saya
Harry McClain
Sheriff's Office
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James Tiltetts
Newport News
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I.E. Brevett
Teches
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den Canyon
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Lede H, Hobbs
Gr Cranor
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George B. Holman
Biological Survey
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C. E. Flair
Engineering Department
Boise
Idaho
Clear Creek
Stanley Highway
Iniial
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Southern Pacific Shop
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Clinton Mina
O. J. Sillwell
Crisco Higher
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Goddard
Pierce's
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Thrifty
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Girls’ Club of
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