Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claims Listed
Real estate transfers include David W. Jones to Oncar T. Jones for part of section 22, T. 6 N. zw. with consideration of $1 and a quit claim to Jenne Heinen for part of lot 2, block 43, plat A for $2900. D. Jamieson and wife convey to May Stewart and husband lots 8 and 9, block 2, Stephen First addition for $1 with warranty deed. Samantha C. Geisler to Leo A. Shuri Elf quit claim on part NW 1 quarter section 8 T. 6 with consideration $31.
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David W. Jones
Oncar T. Jones
Jenne Heinen
John A. Taylor
D. Jamieson
May Stewart
Stephen
Samantha C. Geisler
Leo A. Shuri- Elf
Part N. W
Berthana Club Dance and Society Meetings Tonight
The Berthana club hosts its fourth winter dancing party with Lillian Thatcher Orchestra. Tomorrow, W A R A members meet with Mrs. Peterson at 372 Seventh Street. The 1916 500 Club gathers at Mrs. Sarah Baumeister’s Thirty-second Street home Thursday at 8. Sterling Hall Aid meets at Mrs. J J Malone’s 2227 Quiscy Avenue Wednesday at 1 29 p m. Also a satirical piece titled The Re buke Courteous references a dictation scene. Tennessee argues to preserve game and fish on federal land.
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Berthana Club
Lillian Thatcher
Suni
Sarah Baumeister
Sterling Hall
AID Society
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra. J
City Expenditures And Receipts For January Reported
City auditor Abbit Sargon and the board of city commissioners disclose January receipts totaling 67692.05 from all sources. Public affairs and finance led at 53030.00, public safety 1951.03, public works 332.10, parks and public property 170.75, with other items and overdrafts listed, while January expenses include mayor’s office 350.00 and police 2774.51, fire 3949.19, health 665.63, and salaries for parks and property and other departments. Theatre listings follow with Alice Brady in Spurs of Sybil at New Utah Theatre.
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Abbit Sargon
Department of Public Affairs and Finance
Department of Pubs
Department of
Department of Parks and Public Property
Audilar Larson
Department of Streets and Publc
Department of Public Safety
Department of Parka and Public
Department of Health
Park Department
Central
Sealer
Glenwood
George Primrose Minstrels Coming to Orpheum
George Primrose and his minstrel company bring a vaudeville bill to the Orpheum this week for a three day run starting next Thursday afternoon. The lineup features Primrose’s soft shot dance and a new group of singing and dancing stars with humorous minstrel jokes. Five acts total. manager Goss hopes for strong attendance. box office open today and tonight.
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Orpheum Theater
Pantages
George Primrose
Lates Voppany
Mr. Primrose
Goss
Honge
Miners Suspend Work at Cera de Pasco Mines
Lima March 5. The Cera de Pasco Mining Company in the copper and silver region 110 miles northeast of Lima has suspended operations. More than 2000 men are out of employment.
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Lima
Cera de Pasco Mining Company
Cera de Pasco
Ogden Plans Southern Park With School Land Purchase
Ogden city and the school board agree to a joint plan to develop a south Washington Avenue playground. The city buys two tracts for 3200 each while the school district adds 8000 for land south of the school. both will furnish equipment and grade the site. A joint committee will supervise land purchases, equipment, grading, and grounds. The project expands Ogden’s park system with shaded play areas for children and recreation for all ages. The program links with Liberty and Glenwood parks as a growing citywide recreation chain.
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Washington
City Commission
Ogden School Board
Ciy Mall
Ogden
Brownleg
Jones
Fig~gare
T. Samual Drowning
Parka
Liberty Park
Glenwood
South Washington
South Washington Avenue
Lia School
Washington Avenue
Snd
Glenwood Park
Ciila
Testifies Against Alleged Deserter in Military Prosecution
Detective J. H. Hobson returned from Des Moines to testify at court martial proceedings at Camp Dodge against William Cook, charged with desertion. Cook was arrested in Ogden in early February and turned over to Fort Douglas authorities.
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J. H. Hobson
Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Dodge
William Cook
Cook
Ile
Ogden
Hobson
Fore Douglas
Soldiers Thank Ogden Eastern Star for Kind Welcome
An appreciative letter from members of the 84th Field Artillery describes Ogden Utah’s welcome by the Eastern Star chapters Queen Esther and Miriam. The soldiers praised the hospitality at the Masonic temple, the luncheon, clothing mending, dancing, and generous refreshment, noting the memory would lift spirits during their trenchward voyage.
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Ogden
Eastern Star
Uastern Star
Utah
Indies
Queen Esther
Miriam Chappter
Order of the Eastern Star
Onden
Qyden
Eastern Star Masonic Temple
Uo Voy
Monsi
Aeleing c
Datlery
84Rd Field Artillery
City Street Expenses Report by Supervisor
January spending by street supervisor C T E Martin totaled about 1000 to remove spill and debris from streets with February costs at 37.56. Overall city department expenses reached 1513.61 with items for snow removal paving repairs bridge work waterworks cemetery and engineering. February costs dropped nearly 100 percent to 874.77 with most funds applied to snow and ice removal paving and repairs. Martin notes January’s heavy outlay stemmed from storm conditions and calls the February figures light given activity level.
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C. TE. Martin
Martin
Ducniary
Downing
Marlin
Baruch Named Chairman of War Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch of New York today was appointed chairman of the War Industries Board. President Wilson announced the appointment and a reorganization to better coordinate the war effort after Daniel Willard’s resignation as head of the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Washington, March
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
War Industries Board
Baruch
Asaccoel Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Wilson
Man Refuses Leg Use at Sheriff Office In Odd Case
Charles Nelson, an apparently insane man from Richmond California, arrived in Ogden on a Southern Pacific train and was placed in county jail after causing a disturbance. He refuses to wear his leg prosthetics, threatens officials, and proclaims himself the Norwegian Jehovah. Authorities seek his home and relatives as they consider returning him.
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Curtis Allison
Sheriff's Office
Curt
Charles Nellson
Charles G. Nelson
Ogden
California
Southern Pacific
Sheri
Claude Mayes
Richmond
Cal
Nelson
Neleon
Ogden Host to Camp Lewis Private Harold Stone Visit
Private Harold Stone of Camp Lewis is in Ogden on furlough to visit his wife and newborn daughter born last Friday morning. Stone reports that all the boys at Camp Lewis are well and sending regards home.
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Harold Stone
Ogden
Camp Lewis
Oxden boys in company and camp movements described
The passage notes two Oxden boys, Nap and Rose, in Company L of the 38nd, mentions transfer of Charles Bacon, and details rapid camp movements with several contingents. It describes long campaigns, weather delaying maneuvering, and extended stays at multiple camps amid persistent rain.
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Oxden
38Nd & Tantry, Co. L
Jaeoh Nap
Toba Rose
Charles Bacon
Micker
Fis
Boys Under Hot to Disclose Destination at Oxden
The Brigham boys from Mes Tyland Naval training station pass Oxden Sunday evening en route for somewhere. The travelers Clark Nelson Theuben Jepps J and Carlos Burt are said to be under strict instructions not to disclose their destination to relatives or friends, causing anxious waiting among those who know them.
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Brigham Boys
Mes Tyland Naval Training Station
Pase
Oxden
Eart
Clark Nelson
Theuben Jepps J
Carlos Burt
Hay
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Doug
Fairbanks
Chilken
W. A
Peterson
Tennessee
Alice Brady
Sybil
New Utah Theatre Today
George Primrose Minstrels
Pierce
Sugar
Vermont
Pierce's
Utah Canning Company
TY and Schools
Doug” Fairbanks
Industry
Last
Thomas
Sheriff Office
Ogden Boys
Orpheum
Petrova
Daughter of Destiny
NEW Utah Theatre
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