Claude A Poff New Ogden District Manager
Claude A. Poff named Ogden district manager for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co succeeding Frank W. Carroll who transferred to Salt Lake. Poff had been commercial agent at the Ogden office then left to be clerk in Salt Lake. he has seventeen years in the company. J J Boonmitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue pays top prices for Liberty Bonds.
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Claude A. Poff
Agsumen
Dt Steg.gs Districtirmaniger
Mominion
Frank W. Carroll
Pott
Salt Lake
Palt
Comparn
Tabernacle Choir to Sing at Conferences
The Ogdendabernpeleciv has invited by the first presidency to sing at the annual conference in Salt Lake City on April 1. It is understood the invitation will be accepted and rehearsals begin soon. Rumors mention Epyrtiany claeret costs from New Jersey uptop houses.
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Tabernacle Choir
Ogdendabernpeleciv Haseen
Frst
Clurely
Tommesong
Salt Lake
New Jersey
Opk
What a Woman Told Us Yesterday in Grocery Lines
A fragmentary note from a reader describes how households aim to make buying groceries easier and more pleasant. The writer highlights saving money and the rhythm of everyday shopping, mentioningRVZON Ooking DPow der as a recommended product.
Large Priesthood Meeting Plans Draw Wide Attendance
At Jea 1,500 members of the priesthood are expected to attend the Weber Normal College convention on Sunday. Sessions occur at 9:60 and 2:00 PM with President Lee Edgar Young and Malon S. Wells among those present. The program lists talks and ordinations across multiple departments, focusing on mission preparation and priesthood duties.
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Weber Piake Peleathond
Bunday
Weber Normal Caege
Lee Edgar Young
Malon S. Wells
Lewis W. Sharl Hf
Gol
T. Trowning
R. J. Burton
Visirara Att Prealdeney
Alex G. Watterson
Riverdale
Paine
Hgh Cone
Mombora
Monehera
Uae
Unity Lodge No 18 Free Accepted Masons Meeting Notice
Unity Lodge No 18 Free Accepted Masons invites members to a Wednesday day session near May. The notice mentions accommodations and a welcome for attendees, with unspecified speakers or meal details and a focus on routine ceremonial gathering.
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Unity Lodge NO
Free Aro Accepted Masons
Transit chief vows early paving of track road
The ADL Tigelow, president of the Tanid Transit company, said paving between current tracks will begin soon. City Mayor Franely stated yesterday that the work is planned to start promptly.
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Adl Tigelow
Inh Tanid Transit Company
Franely
Salaries Raised for Harvard Teaching Staff
Salaries of Harvard teaching staff were raised by a percentage to be effective by September 1 as the university benefits from its dowment fund. The university governing body approved a new scale, citing funds from the endowment as enabling the raise.
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Harvard
Camiridge
Miss. Murr
Une Yard
Vresktens Lowell
Universiy
Woman's Diary Proves Murder Premeditated
OMMGAGO March 11 A verdict by a coroner's jury found that Fath Mandal killed Clifford Mi Nleyer, wealthy advertiser, and then died by his own hand. Diary entries by Mrs Randalls, admitted as evidence, indicated premeditation. Moyer, married with two children, and Mrs Standatl were found shot to death in the same apartment on March 4.
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Ommgago
Fath Mandal
Clifford Mi. Nleyer
Randalls
Moyer
Standatl
University Club Forum Meeting Friday Night
The University Club Forum will meet Friday night in July at So lork. W Karl Tapkina will lead the evening’s program with Dr. Howard Driggs, author of ur Living Language, as featured speaker. The event promises a lively discussion amid club activities.
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W. Karl T Tapkina
Princelps
Howard Driggs
United States
Maginnis Aids Quelling Riot at Veruvian Legation
A. Maginnis helps quell a riot at the Veruvian legation during a storm led by General Samael Mentes. Maginnis, once a resident of Ogden and son of the late W. J. Maginala, assisted Peruvian nationals to safety, while Bolivian officials faced early January turmoil.
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Avbett Maginnia
A. S. Ininistee
Bolivin
Hina
Samael Mentes
Veruvian Legation
Mr. Maginnis
Ogden
Thlyetty
Topether Sity
Huntiah Minster
The Fortune Hunter Plays to Large Fort Wayne Audience
The Fortune Hunter staged by the Weber Normal College drama department drew a large crowd at the Orpheum Theatre. The story centers on Nat Anavel Duncan who, aided by a wealthy benefactor, aims to marry the richest heiress while facing a bank robber accusation that tests his love and honesty. Cast includes Georgia Marlowe as the heroine and Nat’s rivals in the village setting.
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Elie Dents
Weber Normal College
Orphenlags Gvening
van Wylly Prain Tyriene
Nate Anaulel Duncan
Stanley Tiees
Georgia
Che Helies
Wille
Nattel
Yetty
Betty Yuur
Nad
Thie Turner
Resa
Mage Alleier
Nat
Yeuing Akio
Savings at 4 Percent Quarterly Interest Offered
A promotional note states the bank offers a steadily growing savings account with four percent quarterly interest, highlighting its strength and potential to help realize ambitions.
New Industry For Ogden Promises Stable Growth
Ogden locals anticipate a new industry as Asbestolite products draw interest. The promise is a permanent building material future led by Asbestolal Products Company, contact number 1416. Address lines 2620-8 and 361g noted.
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Ogden
Theles Homor
Asbestolite
Leal Nat Colt
Fhd
Theo Ve Silla
Tiradnesses
Ocall Asbestolal Products Company
London Police Change Ancient Equipment
A London police unit replaces the old hod light lantern with an electric lamp and new security gear as darkness falls. The change aims to modernize readiness and improve night patrols amid growing crime concerns.
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London Police
London
Bobby Hag Bean
Lloyd George plans and coalition split in Liberal ranks
The report outlines Lloyd George's plan to form a new party within the coalition and the Liberal ministry's reaction. Landon and others oppose the shift, arguing for adherence to current arrangements. A meeting with coalitionists and Liberal MPs is set for Thursday to discuss the situation.
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Landon
Maret Li
George
Landon Mites
Liberia
Ubisert
Sugar Company Admits Tax Evasion Ties in Lawsuit
Marcel 17 Rich wel V Landviuey for Frisco Sugar Co admitted the firm used Cabin Corp assets to hide profits and avoid federal income tax. The case, brought by Philadelphia stockholder WH Hiwo Th Aton, seeks action against the company and its plan to move profits abroad via foreign affiliates to dodge taxation. The defense argued the suit misstates law and seeks penalties under U.S. statutes. Chancellor Rieder held reserve on a key point.
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Newank
X.d. Marcel
Wel V. Landviuey
Frisco Sugar Company
New Jerney Verporilion
Popand Loase Ily
Cabin Corporation
Tearlig
Hiwo Th Aton
Philadelphia
Allen
Née
Dufigiae
United States
Aurela
Wedium
Freigo
Fudural Tix
Owen
Dyidenids
Mico
Rieder
Grain Dealers Plan an Extension of Activities
Grain dealers across the nation move to expand cooperative activities. The National Grain Dealers Association, meeting in Chicago, plans broader involvement in marketing, transportation and related services for affiliated cooperatives.
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Cuicagg
Paro Jors
Chicago
Hinos
Nens
Flor
Melech
Elanion
Ésinh- Veh
Eran
Conmanive
Soviets to Furnish London Herald Paper
March 17 report states the Soviet government authorized an M4 Incal agent to transport a London Herald edition to an editor at the Daily erat. The arrangement is said to involve Treasury Lansbury and editor Bneslit, with ties to the soviet ex: pETAG.
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Stockstoum
Baatinvike
Sivan
Tarrist
London
Tie Liberties
Prin Raper
Petag
Treurae Lansbury
Taal
Cerenty
Bneslit
Bank robber found to be local citizen in Harris case
Ot taw YL Main Marely Tien, a local man, was arrested in connection with the robbery of the Poapie state bank at Harris Kan. About 10,000 in cash and $400 in Liberty beads were taken, and the suspect fled in a convertible car as the assistant cashier identified him.
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OTTAW
Marely Tien
Ravbers
Poapie’s
Stat Bank
Haris
Kan
Ambori
Officials in Peru Await Riot News From Lima Dispatch
In Lima on March 16 officials in the Peruvian government awaited word on a riot after attacks on a Bolivian outpost. Censorship blocks land and cable lines hindering troop movement updates. Bolivian reserve forces were reportedly mobilized.
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Peru
Lima Porm
Une 1
Holivtas & Ly
Leake
Death of Utah woman who attended political conventions
A Utah woman, long regarded as a pioneer delegate to national conventions, died yesterday at her daughter’s Whitestone home. Born in 1844 in Enplane, she immigrated over fifty years ago and became one of the state’s first women physicians and a notable figure at Democratic gatherings.
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Utah
William J. Bryan
Whitestone
Ferguson
Enplane
America
Alt Lake Gliy
Maren Iit
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