Legal notices and local bets drift through a busy docket
A district court agenda features Joe John C. Davin versus Robert A. Moses over a $6800 mining stock claim, set for Friday in Judge Pratt's court. Vital motions include a new trial bid in the Goan case tied to car collision damages and potential appeal to the state supreme court. Local ads include Greenwell’s lunch specials and a church bake sale set for the near term.
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Davis Va Moyelom
Joe John C. Davin
Robert A. Moses
Pratt
First Christian Church
Fred
Agen
Stodern
William Goan
U. Te & Atte
Supreme Court
New Corporation Plans Large Scale Livestock Trade
The North-Robio] company seeks a charter from the county clerk to engage in livestock commerce. Brisk social events mark the season with a 6:80 pm supper at the Congregational church, expected attendance by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laat
New Corporation
neo-Dean Livestock Company
Rommuites
Congregational Church
Ne Tn
Brarka
Owls Spring Hop and zinc lead mine sends results
Owls outing to Utah Hot Springs announced for May 34 with spring hop and races on U S 1. Logan company ships lead ore from Priorty Patatdistst claims averaging $700 per ton for 29 tons near Lakeview Mining property. Copper samples from Milford Utah run $42 per ton. District court records surge with 100+ filings. Divorce motion filed for Irvin T Alvard against Sylvia Alvard. Judge Dobbs files information charging William Stewart with failure to provide for two children. Canyon Ogden commissioner reports no major county road damage after survey. fish may return before June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
U. S
Joseph Toombs
Isaac F. Farr
Hunehine Tenainx Company
Lakeview Mining Company
Parr
Rusk
Blaybaugh
Galt Lake
Areio Ogate
Stuart P. Dobbs
William Stewart
Eged Fellura
Treasurer Walsh Declares Clerical Limits on Tax Roll
County Treasurer A. Walsh states his office handles clerical errors only in tax statements and that he has no role in creating the assessment roll. He says he simply copies verbatim the assessment roll data provided by the assessor, mails corrected notices, and accepts corrections of clerical mistakes due to handling burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ¥. Walsh
Anor
OSED POTATOES FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NO FUNDS
County Commissioners Brown Hawani and Akeen supplied seven racks of red potatoes and nearly a thousand pounds of Mary Jane seed for free distribution to the poor of Ogden. Widows plant gardens. seed can be obtained from Thomas Shreste, supervisor, at Hunt National Bank building, or Robert Wilson, garden labor supervisor, Utah National Bank building. Seed is disinfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown, Hawani
Akeen
Ogidon
Thomas Shreste
Hunt National Hank
Robert 5. Wilson
Ganten
Utah National Bank
Utah to Sell Fish From Utah Lake At Low Prices
State Fish and Game Commissioner Siddoway, with Governor Bamberger’s consent, announced plans to market carp and suckers from Utah Lake at 6 cents a pound, employing fishermen with proceeds to pay them. The move aims to curb high food costs by supplying affordable fish, while competing vendors are halted to ensure steady supply. Fish sales begin May 25 with a 5 cent per pound price in local markets, 2.12 cents per pound for transport-dominated sales. CARD PARTY The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen hosts a card party next Tuesday at 3 pm at the Odd Fellows hall. all members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Robert H. Biddoway
Utah Lake
Bamberger
Riddaway
Siddoway
Siddeway
Floh
Came Department
Salt Lake
Siddoway Han
Bose
Eroyo
Sperry’s Submarine Killer Invention Stirs Navy
Elmer A. Sperry, noted aviation expert and inventor of the gyroscopic stabilizer, has submitted a device to the Naval Consulting Board and Navy Department claimed to be a complete means to neutralize German U boats. Reports from Washington describe the proposal as promising and decisive in addressing the submarine menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Sperry
Sperry
Washington
Naval Consulting Board
Navy Department
U-Boata
Local Troops Ready for Service as War Demands Rise
Captains J Ray Ward and Willem Kneass receive orders from the War Department to mobilize Troops B and K to full war strength. Each troop lists 107 men with vacancies in several roles. Troop B seeks fifteen more men, Troop K about twenty five, plus two cooks and two saldiers. History notes rapid mobilization on the Mexican border, with volunteers eager to serve. Several local men, including Earl Pingree and Clan Payne, join Troop K and Navy service. Dozens of Spanish war veterans plan to enlist in the Roosevelt division for France, including experienced signal corpsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ray Ward
Willem EL Kneass
Kpease
Ward
Earl Pingree
James Pin‘eo
Troop K
Eanl Felt
John Felt
Troop KH
Ogden Stake Mutual Improvement Association
City Health Department
Clan Payne
W. 0. Payne
Wall Vatedue
Oregon Short Line
Navy
Tomorow
San Francisco
Vernal Wheelwright
Matthew H. Wheelwright
Fle Brother
Chattanooga
Soren Mollerup. Jr
Labor Leader Denounces German Agents in New York and Russia
President Gompera of the American Federation of Labor sent a cablegram to Petrograd denying German agents manipulated Petrograd dispatches and stating James Duncan as vice president of the federation and member of the American Commission to Russia does not represent organized labor in America. The message clarifies the federation council and the International Association of Machinists authorized Duncan to act as labor representative on the commission.
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Warlington
Gompera
American Federation of Labor Today
Workmen's and
Petrograd
New York
Russia
James Duncan
American Commission
America
I Uta
Mesaggr Road
Avecutive Council of
The
Federation
Granio Cuttera’ Internation Union of America
Duncan
Price of coal back to figures of last winter
The price of coal returns to midwinter levels locally at 6.26 per ton for nut coal and 4.50 per ton for lump. An advance of 69 cents per ton to patrons at the Utah Fuel Company will take effect May 21, raising mine prices for Jump and store coal to 7 per ton and nut coal to 4.275 per ton. Only the Cameron Coal Company remains without a price raise in Utah fields. The Utah Fuel Company cites higher wage costs and more expensive materials as reasons for the increase. The report also notes a separate accident in Salt Lake City where a 13 year old girl was pinned between a car radiator and a wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Alan Foal Company
Utah Oeld
Utah
Cameron Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
Ogden Visit Of Metropolitan Life Executives
George B. Seat, fourth vice president of Metropolitan Life Insurance, met with the local superintendent Gen. Helmett in Ogden to discuss district matters. Scott and Bennett planned a Logan branch visit with eight workers. The itinerary included meetings with Kiesel and Jensen, a tour of Ogden packing plant, Ogden Canyon, and a trip to Butte Montana. No annual inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Seat
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Ogden
Gen. D. Helmett
Ogden Diatrict
Scott
Bennett
Logan
Fred J. Kiesel
Simon Jensen
Ogden Canyon
Stott
Butte
Montana
Mr. Beott
Reed Hotel
Browere
Division Camp Sites Selected For Army Uses
Washington May 18 The following sites have been approved for five of the thirty two divisional cantonment camps to be established Ayre Mackay El Paso Tex and at Augusta Ga also Jean Lake Wash Atlanta and at Agusta Ga trucks and automomiles will be used as a part of army mobilization. The act costing about 100000000 will finance the camps and equipment.
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Washington
Ayre
Maca
el Paso
Tex Ade Jean Lake
Wash
Atlanta
Agusta
Gir
Holy Cross Hospital
Boards of War
Fort Topal
Kansas City
Fort Reno
Fort Keogh
Mont
Patriotic Meeting of Local Woodmen Is a Success
More than 200 Woodmen of the World members attended a patriotic gathering at the lodge hall in the Fraternity block. Judge James A. Howell and Senator Joseph Chet spoke, a reading of Our Flag and Your Flag was delivered by K. Wy Torrence, and Walter L. Stevens with the Woodmen orchestra performed.
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Tocal Woodmen
Juds
James A. Howell
Joseph Chet
IC. Wy Torrence
Finor
Walter L. Stevens
Base
Woodmen
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Wall Avenue
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Twenty-ninth Street
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M. E. Douglas
Wales Department
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Irvin T. Alvard
Bis Menta
Sylvia Alvard
Arthur Lloyd
Pursean Atcher
Vera Sonter
Kingston
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