Ogden County to Enforce Stray Dog Campaign
Ogden sheriffs department launches a persistent war on stray dogs. Dogs roaming the county will be muzzled with wire basket devices to prevent bites and may be shot if they remain roaming. Officials report a drop in street dog incidents after recent actions.
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Agalrel Stray
Daogordan Cura
Weber County
Sheriffs Department
Ogden City
Peterson
Eberiff
Saii
Ehot
Sien
Bude
Petersae Witl Hays
Ktriy Cura
Ogden
Bitinn
Morrell buys Ane residence at 2533 Eccles avenue
Dr. Joseph R. Morrell purchased from L. R. Eccles the Ane residence at 2533 Eccles avenue, previously owned by Bertha Eccles Wright. The fine Ranch home is occupied by Fred G. Taylor. Purchase price listed as 10009 dollars.
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Joseph R. Morrell
L. R. Eccles
Eccles Avenue
Bertha Eccles Wright
Fred G.taylor
Wade
A. W. Utah Stockman
George
Hall
Hadley
Stockman Af Portage
Ute Stockman
Union Stock Yards
Faith En Durin and House of Hate at the Cozy Today
Roy Stewart stars in Faith En durin as Pearl White and Antonio Moreno lead The House of Hate at the Cozy. Today marks the last showing.
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Roy Stewart
Faith Endurin
Pearl White
Antonio Moreno
Woodmen meet for funeral of Graven C Chandler
The Woodmen of the World Osikhborn invite members to convene Thursday March 23 at Second Ward Chapel to attend the funeral of our departed neighbor Graven C Chandler. Evening activities include wearing badges and white gloves as part of the ceremony. The notice also advertises showings at the Cozy tomorrow and Friday featuring Big Bill Hart in The Apostle of Vengeance and the Keystone Comedy A Safe Danger.
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Hart
Keystone
Two Utah Boys to Join Artillery
Two men were enlisted today in the Utah Light Weld artillery by Bergt George B. Smith of the local recruiting station. They are George Briggs and Edward J. Bradley, both from Richmond Utah. One boat likely sails tomorrow from Linda Vista California and Keamy?
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Sith Utah Light Weld Artillery
Bergt
George B. Smith
George Briggs
Edward J. Bradley
Richmond
Utah
Ney
Linda Vista
Cal
Lo Ester
Scottish Rite Free Masons Observe Maundy Thursday Lunch
The Scottish Rite Free Masons will hold an informal luncheon tomorrow at Kennedy's restaurant 2451 Washington Avenue at noon to honor Maundy Thursday. Special provisions at reasonable prices will be made. notice goes to members.
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Rito Fras Masons
Kennedy's
Thn
Angua Kennedy
Washington Avenue
ACR
McIntyre
Fey Y Wwood
Committea
City Warrant Issued For 29th Street Section Work 1912
The city commission met in a short session to approve a claim by Esther Ballantyne for 54.23 dollars interest on a special tax warrant issued in 1932. The warrant, principal 124.20, covers opening a section of Twenty-ninth street and bears 6 percent interest from April 6 1912 to September 12 1914, rising to 8 percent thereafter. The holder has been paid nearly half the amount. principal remains due. Interest will continue until the warrant is retired.
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Tiv Commission
Esther ¥. Ballantyne
Twenty-ninth Street
Liberty News Notes Special from Liberty
Liberty March 27 Bishop James J Shaw welcomed a new baby boy last night as Liberty farmers expand acreage and conserve products. Word from Holmes on the coast says he enjoys himself. Apostle Davitt Co McKay addressed the Sacrament Meeting in Liberty ward chapel, his second visit this summer. Utah Packing Corp contracts for pora to about 700 acres and will remodel the pe a miners here soon.
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Liberty
James J. Shaw
Eapar Holmes
Fin
Fie
Liberty Ward
Utah Packing Corporation
Arrives in Ogden in Drunken Condition Jailed
Two cases docketed in municipal court this morning involved prohibition violations. Fuller admitted to drinking after a trip to Evanston and pleaded guilty. Arrested at Astor depot after train No. 67 from the east, detective Naylin noted his unsteady gait and odor. Court deferred strict punishment, ordering 30 days suspended pending good behavior, citing the defendant as a long-time Ogden resident and good worker.
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Faller
Evanston
Fuller
Ogden
Astom
Pete Naylin
Grove River
Agua Pura
Osden
Apbor
Sensational vaudeville bill at Orpheum this week
Managit Goss presents a three day vaudeville run at the Orpheum opening tomorrow afternoon headlined by Harry Langdon and Co in Career Jolishy’s New Car. Miss Rose Roslind performs on bareback with two fine horses, Mina introduces daring riding acts, and the lineup promises an above average show with several sensational acts across the circuit.
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Managit Goss
Tha Orpheum
Orpheum
Harry Langdon and Co
Jolishy
Sox
Miss Rone Rosslind
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Mina 4
Home Made Wine Arrest Leads to Court Arraignment
Sam Onello of Park Avenue was arrested for bootlegging after officers found wine with five and one half to six and two thirds percent alcohol. Three buyers testified, and Onello appeared with counsel, pleading not guilty while awaiting trial set for Friday April 4 on his own recognizance. The case draws interest due to new circumstantial details.
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Sam Onello
Parkavegde
Yeaterdey
Jarry Kelliher
Onello
Otcers
Worme
Onella
Wall Koone
David J. Stine
Fale
Notice of New Prices for Coal and Ice Books
On account of increased cost of fee and expense in delivering we are compelled to make a slight advance in price to consumers. Until further notice the price of 00 pound coupon books will be $3.50 and the tee 1000 pound books will be $6.50 net cash. All books must be paid for when received. M. L. JONES COAL & ICE CO
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M. L. Jones Coal & Ice CO
Fire destroys home of John A. Clark at North Ogden
Neighbors spotted flames shortly after 11 PM at the North Ogden residence of John A. Clark. The family was away when the fire broke out due to suspected faulty electrical wiring, with limited contents saved and a total loss reported.
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John A. Clark
North Ogden
Mutuals of Eighth Ward Program Returns for 1917 1933
The Eighth Ward Mutuals present a program this evening to mark the season 1917 1933 with a full schedule of activities. The event begins at 8 o clock and includes a junior girls chorus solo by Darl Dean a drill yield by the girls and a tent show with the Boy Scouts. A quartette led by Darl Dean Danie Norset h Joseph Bjorklund and Claude Maddock performs line two and a solo by Bernice Turk followed by an one act comedy The Bowery Night School featuring Loren Nordeth D Eugene Taylor Rodney Schaerer Raymond Griven Jyram Noreath Leonard Jensen Wiltord Efling and Edgar Morsaness.
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Eighth Ward Mutuals
Darls Dean
Dal
Jlz
Bernice Turk
Births Reported By City Health Department Today
Ind births listed with parents and addresses include several in 1917 and 1918. Notable entries cite George and Sieka Zeeman Kap at 3068 Orden avenue born November 27 1917 and others on March dates across Adams Avenue Ogden Avenue Ninth Street Grant Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street.
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Ind
Health Department of
George and
Sieka Zeeman
Ordém Avenue
Agit. T. Hari
Katherina Pardoe
Piles
Jeffersen Avenue
George Eed Alics
Middison bin Bon
Adams Avenun
Hyrom L
Addelaide Z
Comgens Hanter
Tiga Tiacula Javeniue
Earl A
Sylvia Hell Redfield
Harrisville
Jennie Nelcox
Bornlund
Ninth Street
Earl C
Georgia B. Bruesch
Olson
Ogdén Avenue
Jamra P. and
Weims Hurst Gale
Ogden Rmvenue
Janes and
Frances Storey Martin
Grant Avenue
Oliver Fi Aed
Lily R. Evens Amundsen
Twenty-eighth Street
Merch
Ogden City Garbage Disposal Plan Calls for Reform
The editor raises concerns about garbage removal in Ogden, citing a flawed order, unsafe street heaps, health risks, and burdens on property owners. He urges establishing a proper disposal system, enforcing law 318, and a weekly collection to replace inefficient, hazardous practices.
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Standard
Pal
Thelefty of
Ogden
Oir
Walter Limes
Fly
Ogrea
City Health Inspector Plan and Clean-Up Drive
Citizens propose appointing a health inspector in every city square to work with the health department and collect a poll tax. They urge daily clean-up campaigns to make the city second to none, enforce laws, and ensure proper alley inspections while avoiding buck passing. Signed by Reinhold Kanzler from Washington, March 27. Lieu tenant Colonel F Lester Jones testifies before the military committee about wartime air shipment to Europe.
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Health Department
T Hat
Concluaton
Reinhold Kanzler
Washington
F. Lester Jones
Signal Corps
Genete Military Committee
Europe
World Markets Rally Amid Mixed Early Trading Notes
New York March 27 reports a broad market rally from yesterday's recession fears, with gains led by coalers and Pacific Coast shares. Atlantic Gulf rose while Marine preferred dipped. Crucible, United States Steel, and related specialties advanced about 1 to 2 points as Liberty bonds traded lightly in a cautious mood.
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New York
Coalers
Pacifice
Atlantic Gulf
Marine Preferred
United States
Liberty Bonds
Cora Gains on Bullish Exchange Talk and Frontline News
In Chicago on March 27 Cora strengthened on hopeful front line reports from France and a bullish shift in March deliveries. Traders faced a cap on bears as maxed option trading and a $1.28 per bushel ceiling influenced prices. Opening quotes showed no May advance before a modest uptick as new orders from overseas mills supported gains.
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Chicago
Cora
France
Lng
Bears
Fabreélea
Ovis
Livestock Market Hardened With Mixed Beef and Hogs Gains
Ogden stock market reports March 27 show cattle receipts scarce with steady to higher bids. Kansas City prices rise across cattle hogs and feeders with prime fed steers near 13 to 14 dollars and lambs at 18 to 28 dollars. Sugar market noted as steady with centrifuge refined near 0.05 to 0.10 cents.
Chicago hog market and Omaha livestock report summary
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets report March 27 heavy hog receipts and firm to higher bids. Chicago hogs averaged 15 to 25 cents above yesterday with top values around 17.20 to 17.75 for 120s. mixed and heavy hogs varied. Omaha receipts near 36,000 hogs with heavies at 24.80 to 27.25, mixed 16.25 to 17.19, pigs 12.00 to 17.00, bulk sales about 16.70 to 17.10. Cattle receipts around 5,500 with steers 9.85 to 13.85, cows 20 to 1100, westerns 9.00 to 17.50, calves 3.00 to 13.00, and bulls 7.76 to 10.23. Sheep receipts 6,000 with yearlings 15.50 to 17.44, ewes 12.00 to 15.00, pigs 14.35, sows 18.50 to 18.00.
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Ogden Livestock
Union Stock Yards
Ogden
She&p
Ee Lamics
Kansas City
Aera Coe
Chicago
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Gattle
Texas
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Sala Cycen
Kanzler
Reinhold Kansler
Fort Douglas
Elty
Walter Whalen
Fort Bulley
Kan
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Bace
James Lynch
Madgs Lynch
Quincy Eehoot
Mariner
Lynch
Utah Manufacturers’ Asoctation
Weber Club
Balt Lake
M. Jones Coal & Ice Company
George F. Browning
Peoples’ Sugar Company
Joseph Eeeler
Wyoming Sugar Company
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
Utah-Idaho and Amalgamated Sugar Company
Elso
Moore's Nursery
Washington Avenues
Idaho
Mra
G. T. Sisupg
Rexburg
Fourth Ward
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Roy
Aronson
Tarext
Dhasedaft
The
Forest Service
Isfactor Dly
Ogden Steam Laundry
J. F. Kelliher
Pollen
Kelliber
Dee Hospital
Sench
Mitchall’s
City Cemetery
Fillmore
John Raphael
Fillmore National Forest
Hichfind
District No. 4
HE Sorbor
Watson
Tanner
F. F. Rowlandk
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sparks
Vialt
Misa
Alice Peterson
H. ©. Peterson
Sugar City
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A. L. Parker
Nev
Mia
Parker
Keltar
Oscar Rose
Kelton
Gertrude McCheyne
Ogder
Edna Ludwig
Boma
Court House
Adam L. Vellerson
Rubin FE. Weaver
Fort Worth
Emma L. Christensen
Holden
Millard County
George A. Grocheron
Elizabeth M. Winter
White Rock
Adam Peterson
Lie A Court
Adam
Eva Peterson Elardy
Filon
Woodmen of the World
Mal Alt
Melller
Pingree Avenue
Liberty News
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Eighth Ward
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Red Fuel Co
Creek Coal
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