Ogden notices mix of bids, deliveries and police safety drive
A jumble of notices from Ogden reports a utility hearing extension for Salt Lake City to March 19, a demand for delivery help, and a state meatless economy enforcement drive by Police Chief Trowning with backing from state food administrator WW. Armstrong. Also listed are income tax duties for W. M. Barrett in Idaho, a cleaning ad for Ogden Steam Laundry, a burglary report at A. Brandon’s home, a protest against a Motor Freight Service franchise, a new ticket agent L. A. Weal at Union Depot, a two week Sacramento trip by J. A. Matthews and a Carlin trip by H. W. Wistner, plus marriages, a Buick theft report, and various dry cleaning and coal notices.
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Atate Foad
Pulea
WW. W. Armatrong
L. A. Weal
Ogden
Union Depot
G. E Coaty
Engineering Corps
Vancouver Barracke
Fragmented Ogden News Briefmishmash Report
Closer read shows a dated 1918 notice with clerk Charles Ramey financial amounting to 794 30 in a report filed today. Other items include Moose Lodge travel to Salt Lake City and a meeting led by Rodney Brandon, plus an arrest of L Anderson on a petit larceny charge at Ogden Packing and Provision.
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Charles Ramey
Moone
Moose Lodge
Balt Lake
Salt Latke Lodge
Moonehart Legion of the World
Rodney Brandon
Nooveheart Governors
L. Anderson
Petit Invenny
Ateallns Woods
Ogden Packing & Proviaton Company
Anderson
Pardinas
Card of Thanks for our wife and mother
The Lake family extends heartfelt thanks to all who offered sympathy during our bereavement. Special appreciation to those who sent flowers and other gifts. W. B. Lake and Family.
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W. B. Lake
Pamily
Case Against Swain Dismissed In City Court
The state case against David Swain for reckless automobile driving was dismissed by Judge George Barker on the county attorney’s motion after Swain satisfied prosecuting witnesses. Swain remains in custody at Fort Douglas while investigation into a separate desertion charge proceeds.
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Charles Farr
David Swain
George 8. Barker
Swain
Fort Douglas
United States
AETY
Washington J Avenue
Twenty-ftth Street
Declares Husband Did Not Tell An Untruth
Mrs Leeaman wife of pastor denies Rev Th Henry Leesan false statements regarding an incident at Fort Douglas. She says her husband told the truth and the office report is unfounded. She dodges questions about bond value and progress, expressing concern over the outcome.
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Th. Henry Leesan
George L. Byram
Fort Douglas
Leeaman
One Delivery a Day Plan Adopted by Ogden Merchants
Ogden merchants began a delivery a day service this morning at a city hall meeting on Washington's Birthday. Commissioner Jengen and Commissioner of Commercial Economy J. F. Jonaren oversaw the plan which Will iams of Williams & Smith Grocery described as now in effect in the city. The Ogden committee proposed morning and afternoon delivery options and awaits the commissioner's decision.
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Opden
Washington
J. F. Jonaren
Jengen
Fred EB. Williams
Williama & Simith Grocery Company
Strom
Avery
Ogden
Free Employment Bureau Opens in West Utah
HH Beckett Sr opened the United States area employment bureau in the New Brigham Hotel at Wall avenue and Twenty fourth Street. Appointed weeks ago after a Washington labor department decision, the bureau marks a federal push to aid job seekers in Utah and the western states previously aided by immigration authorities in Denver and Salt Lake City. Ten Americans were reported captured by the Germans on the French front, army headquarters announced.
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HH. W. Beckett
Kenwa Tabor
United States Area Employment Bureau
New Brigham Hotel
Wall Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Beckett
Nio
Labor Department of Washington
Utah
Balt Lake City
Feder
Western States
Denver
Salt Lake City
Post Office Changes Promote Clerk To Money Order Role
Miss Jinley McGaw, longtime general delivery clerk, becomes money order clerk following Lea Shurtliff’s resignation after eight years. Shurtliff leaves to join the automobile business. The general delivery window now handled by McGaw. Shurtliff’s duties move to Trudeon Avenue. Local cinema listings note shows at Cozy theatre today featuring The Kill Joy and a Big Vy comedy.
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Jinley McGaw
Postoffice
Miss McGaw
Lea Shurtliff
Hany Musgrave
McGaw
Mt ShurGits
Trudeon Avenue
Cozy Theatre
Bill Hart
Little Mary McAlister
Man Held for Mental Evaluation After Train Return from California
Charles G. Nelson a 69 year old Norwegian is confined in the county jail awaiting examination. He was removed from a train from California and claims grandiose, religiously tinged identity statements. He declares he is the king of Norsemen and the Norwegia Jesus Christ.
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Charles G. Nelson
California
Sam
Hin
Hls
The Orpheum Vaudeville Bill This Week at Pantages Circuit
The Orpheum theatre presents a balanced vaudeville bill featuring The Court Room Girls musical extravaganza and A Business Proposal as main acts. Performers include Jackeer and Wahi, the Girls from Brazil, Bill Fruitt the cowboy vocalist, FM and Ackerman, Will Burns and Ed Lynn, and the duo Mutt and Jefe closing with a humorous act. The lineup emphasizes rhythm, dancing, and light comedy.
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Orpheum
IL Jackeer
Wahi
Brazil
Bill Fruitt
Bill
Ackerman
Will Burns
Ed Lynn
Mutt
Jefe
Spy suspect nabbed in residential district arrest
A man described as about 42 with German features was arrested by Officer Pate Naglin near Twenty third and Madison after residents reported a suspected spy canvassing the residential district. The suspect, Earl LaPever, claimed to be Swiss and spoke German French and Taiwanese. He was jailed pending investigation.
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Dence
Corman
Power
Coyotes Slain By Forest Rangers In Winter
Walter Derry and William Refferty, rangers of the Dolse Corest, report a new high for coyote slaughter this winter. They have poisoned between 40 and 60 and trapped 12 in the Troutsdale area, saving deer lives as Forest Service headquarters notes good work by Welter Gerry and William Tafferty. They even interrupted a pair in the act of killing a buck, killing one of the culprits after the deer was badly injured.
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Walter Derry
William Refferty
Dolse Corest
Welter Gerry
William Tafferty
Forest Service
Troutsdale
Bolne Forest
Berry
Huffferty
Edith Rackham Denied Divorce by District Court
Edith Rackham was today denied a decree of divorce from Joseph T. Rackham by Judge A. W. Agee of the district court. The judge held the trial did not prove wilful refusal to support wife and child or that she left home without sufficient cause. The action was dismissed on its merits.
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Edith Rackham
Joseph T. Rackham
A. W. Agee
District Court
Triar
Road work reduced during wartime postponements agreed
Utah splits road commission signed supplemental cooperative agreements postponing the Logan Garden City road until after the war and authorizing commencement of the Ephriwa Orangeville and Heber Fruitland projects. Federal appropriations total 180,000 for three roads. delays due to wartime labor shortages.
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Logan Garden City
Epbham-Orangeville
Ifeber- Fruitlind
Logan-Garden City
Interior
Utah
Washington
Orangeville
Ias
Notice of Motion for New Trial in Cult Power Case
The Cult Power and Light Co. against Gucar f Jones and others and Byron J Bybee filed in district court seeks a new trial claiming irregularities. A two-day trial ended with a verdict for $500 damages to the defendant. plaintiffs contend errors include trial irregularities and excessive damages.
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Cult Power & Light Co
Gucar F. Jones
Byron J. Bybee
Jones
American shoes rise in Australian market
Washington reports American shoes are gaining favor in Australia though priced higher. A Commerce Department study notes many Australians prefer the higher quality and many are willing to pay more. Women show willingness to spend substantial amounts for American styles.
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Washington
Australia
Maytreau
Commmerce
Wor
American Echocs
Standard Carriers Defeat Opposition In High School Showdown
Standard Carrs last night won 32 to 21 as the pace slowed until the final minutes. Couch and Critchlow starred with long range and midcourt shots, tipping the balance after ten minutes. The win, from eight wins and one loss, virtually clinches the league title with two games left. Brewer officiated the contest. substitutes included Wilnots Shreaves and Douglas for Denkers and Bond.
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Fxanminer
Couch
Critchlow
Critchlowe
Brewer
Standard
Y Examiner
Reeder
Johnson
Benkers
Critehlowe
Edson McBride
Roberta Bond
Wilnots Shreaves
Douglas
Denkers
Bond
jJohnson
Edaon
Devkers
Mco- Miridel
Shreeves
John Brutus Held Under Bond In Theft Case
John Brutus charged with larceny of a Waltham watch and antique coins valued at 25 dollars. He was arraigned in municipal court and was bound over to plead tomorrow morning. The alleged theft occurred February 2. Bond set at 200 dollars. Sergeant Jerry Weather is the prosecuting witness.
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John Brutus
Waltham
Jerry Wweather
Mooney Hangs For Murder After Clemency Denied
San Francisco reports Thomas J Mooney remains doomed after the Supreme Court denies his bid for a new trial in the 1916 bomb murder case that killed ten. A clemency process is ongoing with Governor Stephens and a Wilson commission recommending a new trial. President Wilson had written to Stephens but the contents were not disclosed to avoid influencing the court.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
Supreme Court
Mooney
Stephens
Wilson
Moonay
Cabinet Takes Up Jap Offer In Siberia Talks
Washington dispatch notes Japan's proposal for action in Siberia was discussed at a cabinet meeting after talks between Secretary Lansiie and Lord Reading. No conclusions were reached yet but exchanges of opinion proceeded favorably.
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Washington
Japan
Siberia
Judas
Lansiie
Lord Reading
Nickish
Overseas corn purchases planned to 740000 bushels
New York March 1 corn to the amount of 600000 to 740000 bushels will be purchased over the next three weeks at grain exchanges by committees for shipment. The announcement came from officials here as the drive toward overseas needs continues.
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New York
Snrious
First Class Japanese Cook Seeks Position
Situation wanted by a first class Japanese cook with long experience. Apply to 272 Twenty-Fifth, Agro.
Market Summary and Livestock Prices Across Cities
World markets opened with more declines than advances as New York stocks showed weakness after early gains. United States Steel edged up despite dividend issues while Liberty bonds remained strong. Chicago hogs and regional cattle and hog markets in Ogden, Omaha, and Kansas City reported varied but mostly steady to lower trends.
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New York
St. Paw
United States Steel
Dethlekem Steel
Crucible Steel
Marine
Sumatra Tobacco
Cuba
I Isues
Marine Preferred
Reading
Tobaccas
Ynoon
Liberty
Steady cattle and sheep market reports with varied prices
Receipts heavy beef cattle and lamb offerings with steady to mixed bids. Prime fed steers high 32.75 with dressed weights around 13.09. Western and southern steers listed, heifers, bulls, and calves shown. Sheep receipts around 4000 with lambs near 15.76 to 18.85 and ewes about 12.25 to 13.25. Market activity described as steady overall.
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Union Stock Yards
Ogden
Aleady
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Wethern
Jatoba
Fed
Southern
Chicago Futures and Cotton and Copper Dividends Report
Chicago price action shows futures near steady with May at 1.27 while oats and corn carry supply pressures. Market notes include transport priorities and weak hogs, alongside Utah Copper declaring a quarterly dividend of 2.24 per share versus 3.50 prior. Sugar values remain steady with refined at 7.05 and molasses nominal.
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Utah Copper
New York
Utah Copper Company
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Col
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Utiitres Commission
Penser & Rilo Grande
Culley Drug Co
T. & G. Bultec
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Internal Revenue
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Whaley
Uelcna
Ogden Steam Laundry
Bert
Oppeera
J. W. Lowrin
Bambereer Electric Company
State Utilities Commission
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Motor Freight Service
Hamberger Company
East Lake City
Golte
J. A. Matthews
Tracy
Alaif
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Mia
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Mitchell's
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Carlin
H. W. Wistner
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Meralax
Carib
Nev
Eines
Clarenca Ramea
Grace Johnson
Evanston
County Court House
Adnat, L. Peterson
Dollar Cleaners
George Ilewett
Adams Avenue
Gefen
R. DB. Jones
North Pyatte
Neputy McMannids
Pezerton
North Plate
M. J. Jones Coal & Ire Company
Fere
Ofice
Lee Miller
Grant Avenue
Redfield-King
Free Employment Bureau
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Vila
London
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Sanity
J. A. Hogle
Ava
Chicago Boarch of
M. Scott, Jr Realdent
Sorremsondente
Logan & Bryan
Alhambra
LOOK
Artcraft
Wallace Reid
Sid the Wondirfut
Geraldine Farrar
Hobart Bosworth
James Neill
Horace B. Carpenter
Tully Marshall
Raymond Hatton
Theodore Roberts
Cecil Demille
Lincoln Pictures
Devil's Stone
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Union Paelfte
Coyote
Standard Carriers
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