Ogden Utah notices mix of business and personal items
Fragmentary Ogden city notices report residents and businesses moving offices and addresses, promotions and losses, meetings of credit associations, and local personalities with scattered names and places in Salt Lake region. The text mentions bank directors, a furniture company, and moved addresses on Washington Avenue amid routine public notices.
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Credit Men
Utah Avnoclesion of Credit Men
Nel Peterday
Iatelink
Salt Lake City
Frank J. Stevens
Sidney-Stevens Haplerdont Company
Walien
Iain
N. ¥. SchoGelit
Sut Lake
W. Leaver
Salt Lake
Frank Blevens
Oyden
Traffic law enforcement and headlight violations rise
Traffic Officer William Dick reports a wave of violations for lacking headlights after a prior warning. He says 27 machines were found with no tall lights last night, license numbers identified 17. ten escaped. Officers will arrest repeat offenders if they appear with no lights again at eight.
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Traffle
Willian Dick
Iie
Shipbuilders to Leave Ogden Tomorrow for Seattle and Utah
A contingent of 76 shipbuilders will depart Ogden tomorrow afternoon for Seattle. Of the group ten will leave from Ogden, with another shipment slated to depart Utah on May 23 for San Francisco. A further ship crew is scheduled to depart June 1. Eligible workers in skilled trades may register at the federal employment office at Wallavenue and Twenty-fourth. Also showing at the Cozy tomorrow and Wednesday is BIG BILL HART in The Patriot, with Roy Stewart in Paying His Debt featured today as the last showing.
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Seattle
Oeien
Utah
San Prabcieco
Sil
Allmen
Federal
Jurney
Wallavenue
Bill” Hart
Roy Stewart
Camp Lewis Accepts Draft Recruits and Exemptions
The city exemption board reports Camp Lewis accepted several men from the last draft contingent as fit for general service. Names include Harvey, CanL, Laveater Cook, Jaimen C. Brooks, George William Tillett, Leo Thomas Wan, George Alexopoulos, Kara A Bingham, Axel Hansen, Fern B. Bullough, Jamies Christensen, and May L. Corey. Wy 8 and Wend ereon are unfit. Butterfield and Start join Emergency Fleet Corp. They are Oeden City regild...
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Camp Lewis
Harvey &,Canl
Washington, D. C
Laveater Cook
George William Tillett
Leo Thomas Wan
George Alexopoulos
Kara A Bingham
Axel Hansen
Fern B. Bullough
Jamies Christensen
May L. Corey
Charles Frederick Butterfield
Start
Emergensy Fleet Corporation
Oeden Clty Regldiraols
Call for 10 Registered Young Men for 1913 Draft
Government announces registration process for young men, with expected date June 5, 1913, and exemptions. County board plans to mobilize 200 men and provide supplies. registration to unfold under a new Work system for clearer records.
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Wdt
County Board
Une
Sinew Lyne
Fenton writen to explain to court in divorce case
In a divorce action, Dell White sued Fenton White. An order was issued by Judge A. L. Peart of the Adlsider court. White was to pay child support and attorney fees. He failed to appear and explain why payments were not made. Court records list $5 per month for child support and $26 in attorney fees. White was ordered to appear in court on June 20 to answer the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indge A. LE. Peart
Adlsider
Fenton White
Day
Dell White
Foreard
Witte
Liestaff
Slanter
Man rides horse up Capitol steps in Washington
May 12 report from Washington states a man on horseback rode toward the Capitol steps before the horse balked midway. Gray claimed the country needed confidence and the horse sensed it. Police detained him for mental observation in a ward.
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Capitol Steps
Wasiington
Gray
Albany
League to Enforce Peace final program announced
May 12 to May 17 events will feature labor delegates with noted speakers from the Americas Federation of Labor leader in New York and Milwaukee officials. John A. Wallwak heads the Glass Bottle Runners’ association of the United States and Canada as part of the discussions.
Utopia Club Social and Presbyterian Ladies Meeting Planned
Local clubs announce events this week including the Utopia Club hosting Mrs John W Scawcrott on Wednesday May 16 at 2553 Jackson, the Presbyterian Ladies Aly Society FHL meeting tomorrow at 2 pm to elect officers, and a card party by Women of Woodcraft No 68 at Mrs John Smalley's home 3161 Washington Ave. A novel banquet at First Presbyterian church honors rival classes with May flags and patriotic decor. The Young Men and Ladies collaboration ends with a Sunday rehearsal and a banquet outcome.
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Utopia Club
John W. Scawcrott
Jackson Buenus
Presbyterian Ladies
ALD
Membera
le Presbyterian Ladies’ Aly Society Fhl
John Smalley
Washington Avenue
Wooderall No. 68
First Presbyterian Church
Carver
Tay
Placi Carta
Rowan & Terry
Marold Patterson
Miriam Chez
Tonat
Alles Hope
Miss Venette Parry
Poe
Raymond Willams
Heauty
Lawrence Mesilian
Taniel Rowland
Our Boya
Special Train With Silver Bullion Arrives and Departs
A special train carrying silver bullion arrives loaded for shipment and departs on a passenger schedule. The convoy, guarded by a heavy escort, travels the eastern route with destinations including San Francisco. The bullion is reported to be destined for overseas use for government payments, valued at over twenty million dollars.
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San Francisco
The
Orient
India
Chita
Market Notes Narrow Gains Across Commodities and Livestock
Mixed trading across futures and spot markets as May crude and July options edged higher while hogs and beef faced weakness. OMAHA and KANSAS CITY livestock receipts showed uneven demand with cattle and calves higher in some bids, while hogs remained soft. Sugar prices and industrial shares fluctuated, U.S. steel and Liberty bonds moved amid general market volatility.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Utah Stocke Closing Sales May 13 1912 report
Closing stock prices and bids for Utah mining and banking firms on May 13 1912. Listings include American Consolidated, Alta Tinnel, Bulion Mining, Flutus Mining, Daly Minto, Lehi Tintic, Michizan Wah, Silver King Consolidated, Hecla, Tintle Sinntec, Wellington, Sells Milling, Silver King Coal, Tasgo, Walker, Banks and National Banks with bids and asks such as National Bank Republic 345 asked, National Copper 135 bid, Amalgamated Busan 18.00 asked, Utah Fire Clay 7 asked, Utah-Idaho Sugar 36.95 asked. Continuous market activity across numerous equities and bank stocks reflected investor interest in mining and financial sectors.
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Oye
Alta Tunnel
She
Bulion Mining
Dhe
Zhe
Rexall
Daly Minto
Smeking
Lehi Tintic
Boo
Ay Michizan Wah
Tge
Flutus Mining
Peinge Consolidated
Socht Eder
Alen Wellington
Saud Hecla
Ade
Silver Shield
Tintle Sinntec FO
Walker Itintae
Industrial Stécka
Amalgamated Busan
Cement Sec
Wagan
Tlon Coal
Oaden Pek
Utah Fire Clay
Utal-Idaho Sugar
Chicago Market Pulse Boosts Corn Prices
Chicago traders noted a further uptick in the corn market as fears of a weaker crop outlook eased. Strong demand and cautious hedging supported prices, with notable activity from major buyers and fund managers anchoring the session.
Girl in Uniform Joins Local Recruiting Force
A young woman, Coffey, joins Ogden's local recruitment drive to boost enlistments. She will operate from the Army Recruiting Station on Twenty-third Street, working with Sub-Lieutenant Coffey to recruit men, challenging norms by choosing a skirt and asserting a practical approach to patriotism.
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Guloe
Ogden
Georga
McLeod
Galermeeston Crambia
Luss
Han Bean
Dndy
Hernano la Mina Verne Coffey Land
Misa Coffey
Coftey
Adm Hake
Ilia
Calvy
Uncle Sam
England
Sergi
Melvadanitt
Coud
Coffoy
Crass
Atatbon
Salt Lake
German Prisoner Drops Propaganda Note From Train
A German prisoner on a train through Ogden threw a note from a car window, taped to string with three sheets of paper. The note urged workers to unite and condemn profiteering, signed by a German voice claiming to defend workers and labor unions, with a poem-like verse. The incident, witnessed by guards including George Welland, drew police attention as authorities examined the roll for significance.
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Andy
Union
LW. W. Ti
Vancever
Ward
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Germany
Vexeela
W. Wi
George Welland
Elko
Nev
Grr
Welli
Lros
Welland Agre¢O
Wignal Corp
Vancouver
Walliand
Gorman
Ebhos Braphy
Michigan
Frank
Rookhuysen 15 Held Under Bond For Hearing
At 10 o'clock this morning Judge I N Reefer, United States commissioner for the northern district, had Pook Rookhuzen Jr before him. He is charged with acts of perjury and false statements in favor of the enemy and hindering recruiting. Preliminary hearing set for 2 PM May 27 with bond fixed at 1000 dollars.
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I. Nf. Reefer
United States
Tae
Pao Rookhuyzen, Jr
Bie
Ao Bo
Bond
Tookhuyzenx
Plain City to Honor Departing Soldier Tuesday Night
A public event in Plain City will honor George F. Weatherstone, a member of the next contingent of stationed men. The gathering at the Main City ward meeting house will welcome the departing soldier and add another star to the ward service flag. A biusteal program with singing and toasts will follow.
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Browell
George F. Weatherstone
Plain City
War Conference To Be Held Here In Western States Plan
War conference planned for Oxden Salt Lake Logan and Provo to end the present work enlisting Kiherings nationwide. Western states conferences opened in Denver May 7 and extend to New Mexico Utah Arizona Montana California Newatka Washington Oregon and Texas.
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Oxden
Salt Lake
Logan
Provo
Aline Kiherings
Western States
Denver
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Montana
California
Newatka
Washington
Texas
Waho
Oregon
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Bramwell
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Parlay W. Reynolds
Grantasanne
Leonard &. Vaughn
Aqnis Wante
Monroe
Ogden City
Madson
Boyle Purniture Company
Fred Kenst
Idaho Falla
Greenweel's
A. J. Manida
Puentello
Idaho
26Th St
Fom Einstrom
Tecoma, New
Ogden Electric Co
Marcy T. Gould
Thelma
Sie
F. H. Dyer
Anslatual
Southern
Ogden Elecka Do
Mra
J. R. Scott
Botge
Mra. Scott
J. G. Doerr
Ogthis
Thayg
Mr. Scott
Boise
Forest Service
Hacke and
Jerson
N. J
David Jenaon
Col Hudson
C. B. Nussell
Baise
McCune
Findson
T. Fo Rowlands
Galt
Southern Pacific Company
Monuman
al Wark
Mitchell
City
Quilliel
Wells
Neva
Carl Harrow Af Magnete
Elly
Ogtlbert Miller
Clileo Oes Seeeinelon
Sle
Tonia Coat & Ine Co
Fortelts
Sally
Wilson
Anuar
Eccles Lillaing
Gien Malisan
Biayete
McKay
Hullsville
Wwile
Seawey
Acre
Nevada
W. Tl. Rice
Tolynbn Forest
jMartern
Mark Anderson
Anderson
Pocatello
Alice
Mispaila
Mont
Gyden Nex Fell
Judgmetto
A. W. Aveo
Meizich
Dobos
Joseph Laidicfea
Hamberger Road
Asparta
Ani
Fenton
League
Queen Esther Chapley
Ned Cross
Ted Cross
First National Bank
Aila
Invatory
Romania
Polfolk
Onvieto
Oresson
Saeurdiy
Natelse Linda Tovires
J. L. Montgomery
Onthrin
Gho
Augiat
Pang Usowe
Osler
Fe Tower
To &Ic
Finthlo
Pricon
Omaha
Nob
Jawer
Mfervy
Bulla
Staga
Cle
Mnarkat
Bbc Lower
Wothers
Ewey
Vonrlinga
New York
Attle
Cnlver
Hoga
Steceiics
Vance
United States Steel
Gatre
Akglo-Krench
Chicago
Bngacs
Avitationa
J. A. Hole
Hudson Avenue
Péreret National
Farmers & Sthars
Thrat Nath
McCormick & Co
National Bank Republic
National City
National Copper
Securiy State
B. L
Seay & T
Dionz Sav
Rhicago
J. W. W. Lion
Garman Pri
Mattye
Rookhuyzen
Honda & Soldier
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