Ogden area notices and court briefings amid May sessions
A crowded Ogden page lists divorce actions settled out of court, county boards of equalization dates, school board repairs plans, and rail line improvements. Also noted are penitentiary sentencing, Chautauqua plans for Ogden, charity drives, old magazine drives, and local utility and infrastructure updates.
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N.Y. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Board of Equalization
County Board of Commissioners
Beeston
Children Aid Week at City Library Drive
City school children will collect magazines and books for summer use at the library under state and city guidance. Superintendent Milly notes a strong effort across schools to gather usable magazines old or new, with transportation provided by the State Industrial School. Homes with attic or cellar magazines are urged to donate to the nearest participating school. volunteers will pick them up.
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Milly
City Li
Romeone
Man s Prerogative at The Ogden
Nine individuals were admitted to citizenship by Judge J A Howell. Names include Rosenberg Graenhand Krel Corstingan Visser Voekneg Michael Kerby Stromberg and Horb. The government objected to residence testimony for George Coury Abraham but the court allowed the evidence and continued the hearing until a Provo witness arrives.
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J. A. Howell
Vis Rosenberg
Jacob Graenhand
Sam Krel Corstingan Visser
Gert Voekneg
George John Michael
Torrence Kerby
Ture Victor Stromberg
Leg Horb
George Coury Abraham
Abraham
Provo
Vocations discussed at Tabernacle sermon
Superintendent A Tinekday of the Shute Indwecrial actions was the principal speaker at yesterday's Tabernacle service. He called unemployment a major issue for the current generation and urged pursuing vocation wisely. He contrasted old hand labor with modern machinery and noted skilled workers face employment shifts. Music by Bam Whitaker, Mrs Agnian Warner, and the Tabernacle choir complemented the program. The Lusitania in motion pictures at the Rex tonight and Mutual Weekly shown Sundays.
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A. Tinekday
Tabernacle
Hinckley
Watt
Mino
Bam Whitaker
Agnian Warner
Tabernacle Choir
Lusitania
REX
The
Girl Falls Over Cliff East of the City
Lite Carr an 11 year old student from Central juidor high school suffered a sprained ankle and multiple bruises after sliding down a slope and near a cliff while a mountain climbing party explored east of the city. Percy Whitton and Kay Sinister assisted, bringing her to safety with the group.
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Lite Carr
Juidor High
Sebouk
Heperie
Percy Whitton
Kay Sinister
Geome
Man's Prerogative at The Ogden and The Prophet of the Hills
Walter Richey discusses a new traffic law requiring license plate numbers on front and rear of cars, rear lights, and white lights to reveal the car, urging careful driving in Ogden canyon. Tonight, the Ogden presents Man's Prerogative and The Prophet of the Hills at Oracle.
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Walter Richey
Ogden Canyon
Canyon Boulevard
Sunocr
Aen
Increase in the Postal Deposits at Ogden Office
At the Ogden post office Assistant Postmaster Rufus Garvér reports postal savings have risen to a satisfactory amount during the Washer. The rise is attributed to a department ruling allowing deposits by mail. Depositors may withdraw savings without notice by drawing the interest.
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Ogden Post Office
Rufus Garvér
Burglary at Japanese Barber Shop on Twenty Fifth Street
Thieves entered the Japanese barber shop at M Okamoto on lower Twenty Fifth Street and abstracted cash from the drawer. Entrance gained by cutting a rear door and forcing it open.
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M, Okamoto
Twenty-fifth Street
Society Notes and Local Notices from Salt Lake Area
Society pages report the St Josephs Sewing Society meeting details and a card party hosted by Mrs Eliza Piggott at 25th Street. Other items include a note on George Dunkel returning home after a week in Toliho and purchases of land, plus several land sale listings with guarantees and prices near Salt Lake City, such as parcels in section 6 township 6 and section 4 township 1 west.
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Ane
George Dunkel
Toliho
Hatten
Silver Hive
M.o
Wrestlay
Eliza Piggott
President Sees Mighty Armada in New York Parade
President arrives amid a vast display of naval and national guard might in a New York City parade. Silent and formal reviews unfold as detectives and secret service follow, with crowds cheering along Forty-second Street and a ceremonial salute by the Seventh Regiment. The day also notes weather, agriculture outlook, and entertainment listings at Oracle theater.
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Ftl
Aveniun
Parsons Tang
Uo Nolay
Miron Gulomobiles
Gecret Service
Peilee
Heduldaaytern
Neven
New York City
Honpen
New York National Guard
Bank of Flowera
Real Estate Transfers in County Recorder Office
Real estate transfers listed include Mike Wiehe to Cesare Entirieth and wife for part of section 4 and other parcels in Salt Lake meridian with $2400, Wyff Wilson and wife to Mary Ov. Taling for parcel in section 18, township 1 east, $1, George Hill and wife to N. Ektt for part of the northeast quarter in section 11, township 6 north, range 2 east, $2660, Mund Bit and wife to Syram Hil for part of the northwest quarter in section 8, township 4 north, etc. Mortgage, deed volumes, and fees noted.
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Hal
County Recorder
Eis
Feller
Mike Wiehe
Cesare
Entrieth
Oaden
Wyff Wilson
Mary Ov. Taling
Pecton
Marth
Salt Lake Meridian
George Hill
Wkler
Tie Northwest Quarter
Ster
Séction
Township 4 North
Chicago Grain Ohienga May 17 Market Rumors and Prices
Wheat futures edged higher on favorable early reports, while corn showed mixed moves amid fluctuating demand. Analysts noted trading activity favored the western states and agricultural output expectations, with prices fluctuating around recent levels as traders weighed market signals and weather forecasts.
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Ohienga
Francis Ford Stars in Nabbed Two Part Thriller
Francis Ford headlines a police drama in two parts The Black Box and On the Rack episode 5 alongside an LKO Comedy Oracle. The cross genre lineup promises suspense and humor with Ford portraying a hard edged investigator and comic relief threading through the night’s events.
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Mary Fuller
Ormsbys
LKO
Bill
Oracle
Francis Ford
Francis Fordin
Villa's Brother Shot in Fight
A chaotic crime brief reports that Villa's brother was shot during a fight. The item mentions a local petition, a court-like setting, and references to Francis Fordin and an Oracle theater listing with L-KO Comedy. The fragmentary text notes a possible arrest and ongoing inquiries.
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Villa
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