Ogden News Briefs Touch on Rail, Officials, and Local Events
Random references report Ogden area items including railroading changes and Liberty bond totals. Special trains from Salt Lake to Ogden are planned with civic meetings, lectures at Weber Normal College, and a gospel lesson delivery. Local residents such as Lester Barker and Cedric Marlin are noted with hospital transfers and influenza concerns, plus notices on ambulance and taxi services and a Golden Spike celebration attendance.
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Uhls Taarning
Wt KE
Ger
Department of Funds
Nocat Farent Recvive Alles
Minidoka National
Cedric Marlin
Ogden
Vega
Marly
Burley
Idaho
Ugien
Lremtmrat
Pioneer Alex Toponge and early Utah rail camp memories
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Alex Toponge, noted in Ogden from California in 1858, his contracts with railroad builders, a beer supply to the Union Pacific camp at Bear Town, and his presence at Bear Town’s deadly 1868 fight. The tale notes subsequent moves to Corinne, cattle drives along the Pacific, and the memory of the Golden Spike ceremony.
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Alex Toponce
Pligneer
Fr Ogdan
Ogden
California
Hie Taklag
Heath Railroad
Hurn Labell
Union Syclifc
Atell
Hear
Thirteen Milele
Rvanston
Toponce
U. Boon
Carfer Station
Topones
Bear Town
Denar
Winchesters
Peponce
Wasntehonnel
Corinne
Joulleh
Nantes
Ureepowil
Monroe Salisbury
Sanoiion Wea
Mtn
Greatest Celebrations Open With Aeroplane Flight Today
The tiftath anniversary of the driving of the Golden Spike opens with three planes from Mather Felt California. Planes travel from Bike Nevada Winnemucca and Montello to Ogden and will perform over the city with a chorus from Halt Lake. The parade includes a historic pageant with oxen teams and military units, drawing thousands to Ogden for the celebration.
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Mather Felt
California
Bike
Nevada
Winnemucca
Alma
den City
Browning
Minke Teight
Ble de Tineland
Ainging
Ogden
Halt Dake
Ramborker
Gollen
Bath
Hann Hell
Railand Pronceys
Balt Lake Choir
Honor Queeth
Vomorrow
Intermountain
Alex Hoss
Wells Fargo
Hannity
Rosa
Cheranne
Iron Horse
Utah
Purchaser PAYG Tax on Beverages Explained
The Rev. Dan G. Roper outlines how the new federal tax applies to drinks when a single purchaser covers multiple items. The tax is on the total price, not per drink, with examples showing 1 to 4 cents due per sale depending on the total amount. Separate purchases to evade the tax are illegal and subject to penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan- Ink G. Roper
Internal Revenue
Com
Aroubright
Sudas
Lnran
Arles
Lee Crean Sodaz
Magarsia
Washington
Parade Division 1 and 2 line up for commemorative float march
The parish parade features Division 1 with a ladies band and 25 heralds near Washington Avenue 26th Street, recounting early Western exploration and rail evolution. Division 2 includes various trades and unions marching past Southern Pacific shop, with drama club meeting postponed and groups from veterans and fraternal societies listed for display.
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Bisrek
Washington Avenue
Jrst
Transpartition
Wather Escalante
Utah
Pony Express
Justiciou
27Th Street
Pactfie
Union
Newiston
Way
Andy Rebers
Blarkewich
Moat
Waeningsan Avenue
Fehwentiniay
Frareraa
Torn
Tom Avenue
Tanearraw
Thetis Bani
Balt Bake
Cvs
Ge Educattental
Moat Ammarchora
Tange
Fidlden Sike Celvtralian
Women
Wonlmen
America
Hoyal
Ladies of the
Macentine Daughters of Pioneers
Negre Sachets
Japangar Asetety
Snoyet Urevk Sariety
Muthary
Wahington
Weet
Earl
Mornin Tauaton
Voai—transsfer
Doeda
Opava Cline Gracht Army of the
Republic
Tadien
GAR
Crete
Ararys Wonen
Mme Nutemobiles
Engineer George W Lashus Remembered in Promontory Parade
George W Lashus, veteran engineer at Promontory and Civil War veteran with Company C Third Maine, will ride the float at the Promontory celebration. He enlisted June 4 1861 was mustered June 29 1864 and later worked for the Union Pacific and Central Pacific on the transcontinental railroad.
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George Wy
Onden
Tur
Jupiter
Nvith
Maine
Lashus
Taelte
Ogdah
Wwadsworth
Necanda
Surge
Central Pacific
Igilen
Jashus
Rnination
Deaths and Funerals RoGRAAM Abe 8m-funeral erytees
Death notices for Abe Rograam and infant Thompson report funeral services in Plain City. Abe Rograam's service at Lark Chapel with Rev. John E. Carver officiating includes a musical program and burial in the local cemetery. The Thompson infant, daughter of Geraldine and Marr, died of pneumonia yesterday at home. parents and one brother survive. funeral planned for 2 o'clock at Pain City meeting, burial at Pain City cemetery.
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Rograam Abe
Rui
Rackham
Baba
Weld Westerlay al Lorman
Lark Chapel
John E. Carver
Theenlea ‘Tyree
Thompson
Jans Thompson
Gerdoty
Ant Marr Caret McFarland Thompson
Plain Clery
Rogn
Pain City
Imermpac
Plaiy
Canyetery
No 10 Un PARTY Opposes League of Nations Stand
A dated political screed argues against the League of Nations and urges Republicans to quit the party if it supports the proposal. The writer condemns cowardice and calls for a brave stand defending American ideals and institutions, insisting the party must convey firm convictions or depart.
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Maro
League of Nations
Republican Party
Tegler
Une Edipe
Doston
Masa
van An Pietisan
Lehned Ahl
America
Republic
Tobk
Engineers and Their Engines in the Days of the Iron Horse
Promontory May 20 marks the era as Jupiter No. 62 of Central Pacific and Union Pacific Engine No. 149 led the gathering. Louis Denison recalls witnessing the ceremony from early days, detailing engine names, operators, and early railroading rivalries amid an era of fierce frontier expansion and railroad pride.
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Promontory
Jupiter No
Union Pacific
Louis Denison
Washingon Avenus
Orden
Charee
Booth
Ian Bradley
Gerortins
Mryisan
Counltes
Jupiter
Central Pacific
Ame
Iron Horse
Denison
Gnion
Haatheen Paeble
Vudson
Iger
Tom S. Veeni
George Pike
Tumak Wiatore
Tattler
St RA. Wells
Goldbuh
Jonn Thiggine
Switch Shove
Jerry Weaver
Ogden
Gilbert Belnap Named Guest of Honor at Event
Gilbert Belnap, former sheriff, will be among guests of honor at an upcoming ceremony. He previously led the railroad division and earned recognition for his service in security and operation roles.
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Gilbert Belnap
Belnap
Hanored Puesta
Saradis Lamernew
Diera
Merchants Floats to Be Towed by Autos in Parade
Merchants at Ogden prepared floats for a parade as autos will tow them along the line of march. Brightly decorated wagons will move in single file, keeping to the right, with onlookers from Twenty-fifth Street urged to view the procession.
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Ogden
Twenty-fifth Street
Ielty
Town
Plans for Serving Guests in the Eagles Hall
Plans outline luncheon and supper service for two meals at the Eagles Hall tomorrow. Ret Carver and the Toe car department with Steward Grey lead a staff to serve 450 covers per meal. Menu includes hot roast beef creamed potatoes Utah pickles vanilla ice cream chocolate layer cake and coffee. Music from Geron musicians under Mrs John Culley. Decorations by Mrs M Porter. Admission by cards and badges issued by the Steepton committee.
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Yaoilroads
Carver
Toe Car
Grey
Flans
Flin Eagles
Adaissian
Utah
John Culley
Charen
M. Porter
Dinner and Rooms At the Hermitage Athy
Pleasant rooms await visitors at the Hermitage Athy. The hotel is well prepared to care for all guests, with a dining room offering an attractive meal.
Guardianship and probate notices in Weber County Utah
The Second District Court of Weber County Utah announces probate and guardianship notices for the estate of Thomas Evans deceased. Creditors must present claims with proper vouchers to the undersigned at Oden Savings Bank Ogden City by September 35, 1919. Attorneys for the Administrator Patel of Ogden report the filing details and dates.
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NOTRE
Tilskriel Court
Dietrich
Anit
Weber
State of Utah
Taa
Evans
Creditra
Dajma Wits
Onderaiznes
Oden Savings Bank
Firet
Honal Bank Binding
Werther
Mth Street
Washingt Avenue
Ogden City
Utah
Tpawrence H. Byrns
Siele
Thomas B
Iosepel
Isaac Blam Evans
Admintatranaty
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Weber Normal College
Hood Quownins
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Lester Barker
Y—Leator Harker
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Washington Avenus
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Quantlco
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Anil & Prelock
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Libery
Ogden Standar
Quick Messenger Cornice
Arizona
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Tih Field Artillery
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Salt Lake
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Ogden Ladies Band
Knights of Pyuhlas
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Haytes
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Hurst
Hudson Avenue
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Vincent Coantauqua
Jonestow
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Glee Club
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