Cantaloupe acreage boosted by Sand Ridge growers
Ogden Fruit Growers Association reports strong interest in expanding cantaloupe production this year. About 150 acres expected, with five-acre plots by several farmers. Sand Ridge favored. water management crucial to quality. shipments primarily to New York City. Also notes on a realty sale confirmation and seed vendors Pinecre and Keller.
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J. M. Forristall
Ogden Fruit Growers’ Association
Infome
Marieta
H. H. Thompson
J E. Wright
C. J. Adams
Carl Taylor
F. Adams
A. O. Agee
Paul Stecher
Archie Bigelow
Ogden Heights Rats Company
New York City
Roosevelt's Oyster Bay departure homeward to Africa voyage
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt spent his final hours with family in Oyster Bay preparing for an Atlantic departure. He received a town resolution praising him, spoke of private leave, and recalled his boy Willie’s wish to join the Africa expedition.
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Oyster Bay
I Neodore Roosevelt
Lily
Atlantic
Roosevelt
New York
Hamburg Salle
Mr. Roosevelt
Darwin
H. M.S. Beagle
Warren Bowman
Ruth
Bowman
Ehild
M. F. Cronin
Northrook
Adirondack
North Crook
N. Y
McKinley
Cronin
America
Mke
Franklin
Washington
Africa
Little Willie Whitla Returned to Parents
Child named Willie Whitla recounts a ride from school with a man in a black mustache who took him to a white house and city streets, then rode to Warren and Sharon before delivering a letter to his father. The event involves Mrs Annie Lewis and a mysterious driver.
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Warren
Neweagtle
Papa
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Mr. Jonon
Willie
Captain Shattuck
Cleveland Police
Whitin
Newcastle
Whitla
Little Willie Whitla
Annie Lewis
Sharon
Cleaners and Dyers Join Uplift Movement
Chicago notes the Cleaners and Dyers join the uplift drive with a Chicago Association of Cleaners and Dyers to ensure a clean bill of health. Members say 3000 cleaning establishments exist in Chicago and at least 500 are considered irresponsible. the group pledges restitution for damaged goods and quality work.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Cleaners & Dyers
Retired Physician Killed by Train in Chicago
William Lohmeyer a retired physician was struck and killed by a train while attempting to cross the tracks in Chicago. Coroner Hoffman witnessed the accident and assisted in moving the body to an undertaker's rooms where a jury was impaneled and the case pursued.
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Chicago
William Lohmeyer
Des Phines
Hoffman
Ogden City Council Delays O R T Company Franchise Action
The Ogden City Council met in regular session with nine members present after a committee of the whole last night. Debates on granting a franchise to the O R T Co and Harriman interests were postponed to next Monday evening. Other business included payroll approvals and road opening petitions.
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Ogden Rapid Transit
Harriman [Nteresta
Connell Min Peory
Middleton
Seventeenth Street
Weber River
Flycare
Samuel Jost
Twelfth Street
Mill Street
Catmellman Thomas
Austin
Dickson
Notice of water appropriation in Weber County Utah 1909
Charles E Smith of Ogden Utah applied to appropriate 610 cubic feet per second of water from a Weber County spring for domestic use. The 640 foot pipeline would divert from the spring with protests due by March 29 1909. Caleb Tanner state engineer dated February 27 1909 with publication through March 29 1909.
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Charles E. Smith
Ogden
Utah
Ulan
Weber County
Section
Township 6
Range West
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Sait Spring
State Engineers Offce
Caleb Tanner
Large funeral held for Sister Mary Smith in ward
One of the district's largest funerals marked the burial of Sister Mary Smith who died of pneumonia. The service at Jusho Palla featured Bishop James Storey and the ward choir with songs by Amanda Bills and W S Cragan. Born in Steeple Ashton England in 1832, she joined the Mormon church in 1851 and, with her husband John Smith, helped forward the gathering. The family emigrated from Liverpool in 1873 aboard the Nevada, arriving New Orleans and Salt Lake City before settling in North Ogden.
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Mary Smith
Jusho Palla
James Storey
Amanda Bills
W.S Cragan
Geo. E Brown
Ife
Steeple Ashton
Liverpool
Nevada
Saints
Charles H. Wilcksen
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
North Ogden
Dix Logans Benefit Offered by G A R Folks
The Dix Logan post of the G A R plans a public benefit entertainment at Knight of Columbus hall on Saturday evening March 27 to aid incapacitated post members. Commander John R Gray chairs a program with music by the High School and Ogden High School orchestras, readings, songs, and a patriotic address. A banquet for guests will follow between 5 and 9 pm.
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Dix-Logan
Knight of Columbus Hall
John R. Gray
Battle of
Shiloh Hill
C. W. Hadley
Allie Gunnell
Patriotiam
J. E Carver
Ramie
Georgta
Mikes Ramie
Ogden Drug Stores Warned to Halt Cocaine Sales
Police Chief Browning issues a circular to Ogden drug stores warning that selling cocaine and preparations containing it is illegal without prescribed medical authority. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines from $25 to $500, with enforcement by police and courts.
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Geo. F. Cave and
Depot Drug Store
Browning
Ogden
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Saunders
Simon Bamberger
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EH. Rollins & Sons
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Idaho Falls
Win Smith
Alice Rice
Lilly Singleton
Roy
Nor. Holder
Dix
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