Ogden Teachers Federation expands membership seeking charter
Ogden High School district notes the Teachers Federation doubled its membership last week and now aims to form a separate chartered union to improve work. Also mentions land for sale in Weber County, farm land value shifts in Wales, St Patrick's Day carnations by Dunve Floral, and local notices on ROTC inspection and the Ogden Radio Club plans.
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Ogdion ‘Teachers Federation
Weber County
Napoleons and
Lambert
Groom House
C.H. Smith
25Th Street
Social notices and club events cross the city
Society items list dancing parties at the Terhana Merc and other gatherings, club anniversaries, meetings, and social notices. Attendees include Ladies Band of the city, Vincent Chata Cirels, Eagles, and Ladies Aid Society. Local ads mention real estate for sale, rental rooms, and services.
Ogden Juvenile Court Noted Official Visits In Salt Lake
Hess, supervisor of the Italy Children’s Mission society, visited Ogden juvenile court official earlier in the afternoon. He runs the agency assigning children to homes across the western U.S. Greenwell Confectionary advertises homemade bread and pies. The Standard seeks help wanted at its office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintroy Hore
F. OG. Hess
Utaly Children'a Monn Society
Ogden Juvenile Court
Mr. Hess
Salt Lake
Godlike baths promise healthful cleanses at springs
A fragmentary advert reveals claims of crystal clear mineral bathwater delivered to customers at remote springs. It promises purer water without odor or impurities, a dedicated dressing room, and ample cooling time post soak. The copy touts rejuvenation and business advantages, mentioning Utah locations and the Aero of Diamonds motif.
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Jgod
Uae
Lowely
Ralom
Utah
Diamons
North Ogden
Surveyors Begin Work On Ordnance Depot Site
Survey teams of the United States government started mapping a 1280 acre area for a proposed ordnance depot. The Mamberger railroad company began building a spur to the property east of Sunset. Oxden Chamber of Commerce paid $100 as final payment for the fort ere tract. Congress is expected to pass the appropriation bill and federal officials see the project moving forward in Issort Line.
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Congress
United States
Mamberger Railroad Campany
Oxden Chamber of Commerce
Wissort Line
North Ogden Preps for Hooper Friday clash report
North Ogden and Hooper schedule a Friday game at the North Ogden amusement wall at four o clock with both teams seeking a win after tight prior results. Hooper plans a large delegation while North Ogden backers expect a strong showing. Also notes the Honey Bee at the Alhambra starting Sunday.
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North Ogden
Hooper
Noth
Alhambra
Huntsville Cattle Tested for Tuberculosis Fails to Show Disease
Government veterinary officials led by I G Hickey and John Grew conducted tuberculin testing on 33 head of Huntsville cattle yesterday. The intra-dermal test aimed to detect tuberculosis. No infected cattle were found among those tested. officials note Huntsville cattle appear healthier than elsewhere in the state.
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I G. Hickey
Ima Tan
Department of Agriculture
Topith
John Grew
Ogden Dairy Meneclur
Huntsville
Thickey
Pame
Four Hundred Gallons of Red Salmon Seized in Ogden
Four hundred cases of red salmon labeled Invinelhio were seized in Ogden on April 12 under the Pure Food and Drug Act. Deputies say the salmon, shipped from Astoria Oregon by Tafe Grant Packing Company, was misbranded and adulterated. Claimants with interest to the salmon were ordered to appear and file their claims.
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Orden ‘Tierlay
United Staton Maalat
Asturia
Three Year Old Struck By Lumber Truck In City
A three year old boy was struck by a lumber company truck on Twenty fourth Street as he darted toward its path. The driver T Nelson immediately applied brakes but the impact knocked the boy to the pavement. He suffered a severe lip cut requiring stitches and was taken to Dr. G A Dickson's office for treatment.
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Sam
Cardnes
T. Nelson
G. A. Dickson
Species
Deaths and Funerals Colyars Family Notice
Colyars daughter of Tuan Radie Stark Collar died this morning at 4 46 o clock at her home 1791 Center Street. The family has been at rest since December. Parents and one brother Justin survive. The service will be held at Larkin Chapel Monday at 2 pm with Terry officiating. The casket will be open at the family home Sunday and Monday until 4 o clock. Interment Ogden City Cemetery.
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Colyars
Apnea Moayearott
Tuan
Ogden City Cemorlery
Lightning as major forest fire cause in national woods
D Simpson told the Society of American Foresters that lightning caused about 42 percent of fires in forests in 1929, while 47 percent stemmed from careless campers. He urged a vigorous public education campaign on safe forest fire use, noting insects, diseases, rodents, and grazing also threaten forests alongside fires.
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D. Simpson
Society of American Foresters
Simpson
Weber Lodge No. 6 Special Meeting Called
Weber Lodge No. 6 Free and accepted Masons will hold a special meeting Thursday March WW at 8 p.m. for Masonic work. Refreshments after the session. By order W. F. Nichols See 3618.
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Weber Lodge No
Free
Masons
Degren
Athler
Nichols
Travelers to North Will Have Sleeper Car
Travelers to North will have a sleeper car attached to Oregon Short Line train No 31 from Pyren to Porstolin. The car will depart daily at 12 507 o clock midnight and be ready for occupancy at 9 wolock each evening, starting next Saturday to avoid late waiting by travelers.
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Pyren
Porstolin
Oregon Short Lime
Wolock
Weekly Pictures at Congregation Show Tonight
The First Congregational church moves weekly Sunday school show under Ren nin Likert tomorrow Friday night. The program features Step ping Stones starring Frank Keenan and Ruth Boland, plus Teddy at the Throttle as a five reel comedy. Wesley Mihton Harry Byer and Miss Ivine Shields will provide jokes. Also Dangerous Hours by Thomas Ince 7 reel Road Show comes to the Alhambra Saturday for 10c 20c 30c admission.
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Achica
First Congregational Church
Rennin Likert
Frank Keenan
Ruth Boland
Teddy
Wesley Mihton
Harry Byer
Ivine Shields
Thos.Ince
Alhambra Sat
Ogden Attracts With Asbestolate Building Material
Ogden residents embrace Asbestolate as a non conductor of heat and cold for homes. The Asheatolala Products Company promotes the product as a permanent building material, with phone numbers 1416-W and 2629-R, 8526 for inquiries.
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Ogden
Asheatolala Products Company
Card of Thanks From Kranenburg Family
The Kranenburg family extends heartfelt thanks to dear friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during their burden. Peter Kranenburg Martha Kranenburg and family express sincere gratitude. Also notes about Ethel Clayton and a listed film with prices and theater details.
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Tran
Peter Kranenburg
Martha Kranenburg
Utah Wheat Best for Bread Says Professor
Professor from Utah Agricultural College declares Utah wheat superior for bread making. He notes high protein content improves bread quality and that imported seed grown in Utah yields higher protein levels, especially in hot dry growing seasons.
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Utah
Department of Chemistry
Utah Agricultural College
Cays
Hfirst
United States
Varieties of West Uta h wheat for flour and bread making
The article ranks nineteen wheat types grown in Utah for flour and bread, led by Turkey Red and Sonora with high gluten content and strong baking qualities. It explains gluten's central role in flour quality, notes Turkey Red's superior protein and water holding, and contrasts Gold Coin and other varieties for pastry use and bread suitability.
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Utah
Turkey
Texeiuel Bak
America
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