Ogden News Highlights Burglary and Local Trials
Random references include a saloon burglary at 2470 Wall avenue with bottles stolen and a glass door broken. Trials reported: Arthur Tord charged with purse theft. Eagles Convention in Ogden June 19 to 21. honeymoon note from Erie agent in Salt Lake City. chicken theft of 160 White Leghorn hens near Roy. births and marriages noted. various local notices about judges, boxing matches, and business ads.
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Arthur Tord
Rial
Ole- Eagles
Alfred W. Agee
Eagles
Carrica
Acries
Ogden
Oden Fudge
Merce
Roy
Utah
Ogden Police Department
Hadfield seeks authority for monthly estate allowance
Hadfield as administrator of the ten thousand nine hundred dollar Intercarge estate petitions District Judge Pratt for a monthly family allowance of one hundred nine dollars and two cents. The Home Guard drills are set for tonight at the armory with all members urged to attend. Attorneys Skern and Skeen announce appeals to the supreme court on behalf of George F. Cave Hyrum Melnap and Charles C. Goalteg against Orden City in a district court verdict from November 29. Willie Miichts and Frank Darrleau contest the award at forty five pounds. Artificial diet provisions are noted for L Jones Coal and Fee Co.
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Skern & Skeen
Hatlee
Supreme Court
George F. Cave
Hyrum Melnap
Charlee
Goalteg
Orden City
Arthur E. Pratt
J. J. Mabins
C. Palm
Twenty-Ath Street
Quincy Avenue
Continental QA
Wheelwright Construction Company
Mullins
Union Pacific to Aid Employees Buy Bonds
Union Pacific offers to advance up to 25 percent of an employee's annual salary to buy Liberty Loan bonds. Repayment is arranged at $5 a month. The plan is announced via telegram from Jude Lovett, chairman of the board.
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Union Pacific Company
Jude Lovett
Federal Farm Loan Appraiser Begins Field Work
Appraiser Sherman Smith of the Federal Farm Loan Bureau started new duties with energy. He will investigate lands in the Perry district about three miles from Rex Elder County, covering fourteen parcels. The new appraiser expects ongoing work for a year or two and anticipates increasing money in circulation and aiding development in the region.
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Sherman
Smith
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Joana
Perry
Rex Elder
Two Calls for the Fire From a Morning Blaze
Sparks from a locomotive caused a small fire at the Union Block, about 4 20 this morning. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with a few buckets of water. A separate fire at Stevens apartments involved bedding left to air and burned, believed set by human hands, quickly put out.
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Vania
Stevens
Weber College Hosts Annual Speaking Contest Tonight
Weber College presents the George W. McCune and John Lewis medals for elocution and the Lewin medal for public speaking. Contests cover oratory, imitations, and impromptu speaking with events planned at 7:39 o'clock tonight.
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Weber Academy
George W. McCune
John & Lewis
Weber College
McCune
Lewin
Man jailed for staged jewelry fraud in Ogden
Leonard was sentenced by Municipal Judge George Marker to 15 days in jail for selling phony jewelry on Ogden streets. He was arrested yesterday on Twenty Fifth Street by Patrolman W. Richardson. The court also fined 5 to 5 for John Doe Jimmie Jap and J. Wyant who faced drunkenness charges. Charles Crain and John Simith, plain drunks, were each sentenced to five days in jail.
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KJ. Leonard
George
Marker
Ogden
Iman W. W. Richardson
John Doe
Jimmie Jap
J. @ Wyant
Charles Crain
John Simith
Floods Continue to Alarm Ogden River Waters
Torrential rains flood the Ogden river area causing extensive damage. City court fight over licensing shines amid storm chaos as workers replace driftwood and engineers propose river dikes and a dredge to prevent future floods. Mayors and commissioners observe from the riverfront as canyon snowmelt worsens conditions.
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Ogden River
Deaths and Funerals In Ogden and Nearby
Lina Rasmussen widow of Jorgen Tasmuseen dies at daughter’s home in Ogden of unexpected illness. Danish born 1851 arrived in Utah in 1864, active church worker and longtime Ogden valley resident. Survived by eight children, thirteen grandchildren, one brother, and a son in Ogden. Funeral notices for Nahma Miller Susannah Arayy and others follow with times and locations in Larkin chapel Hooper ward and Lindquist mortuary. Funeral arrangements include viewing times and interment details.
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Nhasmussen
Lina Sarie Rasmussen
Jorgen H. Tasmuseen
Roland Webb
Hudson Avenue
Mrs. Rasmussen
Denmark
Andrew and
Sloe Engerberg Mortensen
Mtan
Ead Hat
Bingham
Utah
Niele Mortensen
Huntsvile
Lindquist Mortuary
Woman Tries Poison Suicide At Grant Avenue Home
Mrs Florence Jowell of 74 L Grant Avenue attempted death by swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets. Detectives and Dr John Marsden acted quickly. she was rushed to Dee Hospital but revived after initial collapse and said she had no desire to live.
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Florence Jewes
Grant Avenue
Po- Hee
Robert Chambers
John Marsden
Cian Walter
Whalen
Instructiona
Dee Hospital
Marsden
Jowell
Ogden City Notice of Intent to Improve Tyler and Twenty-Ninth
The County or City Commissioners of Ogden City Utah give notice of their intention to create improvements along Tyler Avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth Streets and along Twenty-ninth Street to add curbs and sidewalks and widen the roadway as described in the official notice.
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Caant of Commissioners
Ogden City
Utah
Board of
Tyler Avenue
Twenty Third
Twenty Itsth Streets
Twenty
City to build sidewalks in Harrison Tyler district 1917
A proposed sidewalk district covers Harrison and Tyler avenues and Harrison Avenue from Twenty-fifth to Twenty-eighth Streets. Concrete sidewalks five feet wide four inches thick would replace fences and poles as needed. Special tax would fund costs estimated at 10,910.00 with protests due by June 1, 1917. The Board of Commissioners will consider at the June meeting.
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Wonteville
Washington Avenue
Washington
Joseph M. Tracy
Bodell
Tracy
Sylvan Park
Brazos
Texas
Heywood
Harrison
Tyler Avenues
Harrison Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth Streets
Eaid Streets
Tyler Avenue
Twenty-third
Fixth Streets
Robinson
Lote
Mobinton
Steven’s
Tat “C
Anita Lander
Wallace
Lain
Highland Adultion
Hochotetler
Brinker
Trochatetler
Dichaell
Inelus- Ise
Staraa
Oxilen City
Surrey
Board of Commissionera
Ceatier
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Ation
Pabst
Wall Avenue
Ogden Book & Curlo
C. Culton
Erie Railroad
Balt Lake
Cit
California
Union Vatiflc Auatemety
Greenwell’s
Mitchell Bros
Wallace Tomer
Mra
C. Wangsrand
Hupteville
Cyelist
Suk
N. C. Orden ¢ Co
Hal Fart
Opden
Charlea Freeman
van Willams
Bone James Coat and Ike Co
Giigham
Enw.browning
Eccles Bldg
al Younr
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Wring
Murna
Greenwell's
Frank Darrieau
Henry Ortega
San Francisco
Cauricogs
Toeatmealy Wasatch Iro Co
Vettran Wiremen'n Tall
Toyal Dancing Academy
Hurglara
Muriel Ostriche
Restiel
Dy Carlson
Treseder Clothing
Hadfield
Lau Bh
Madfield
Oril
Home Guard
Ritchie
Barrleau
Fred Winsor
Mitch
Frank Darrleau
Willie Miichts
L. Jones Coal and Fee Co
Orpheum
Cor ‘Vigioel
Herbert I Sterpie
Serenade
Oreratins Arts
Asilast
Union Pacific
Federal Farm Loan Appratoer
Ruaala
Rursia
United States
Marshall
Golden Spike Phosphate
Armond
Java
America
Magnesia
Madruco Dry Cleaner
la Divina
ANSCO
Plete
Madraco Egg Preserver
Madruco
Pion
Walter Nichey
City Hecarder
Laat
Ogden Standart
Washington Ave
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