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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1917
Page
6
The Board of Commissioners of Ogden City Utah publishes notices of intention to open and widen streets and to construct sewers with vitrified concrete pipes. The district includes many streets and blocks in Ogden City, with total estimated cost around 274000 dollars and protest deadline set.
Notice from the Ogden City Board of Commissioners details proposed construction for Trier Avenue and Harrison Avenue sidewalks, including grading, drainage, and a special tax district. The total estimated cost is 10 940 dollars. Protests must be filed by June 5, 1917 with the City Recorder.
County Clerk records five signers for more information regarding Hatato of Bathew Cavanaugh deceased. Doc Kennedy seeks letters of administration in the matter. Hearing set before Hon. A. E. Pratt on Monday May 5, 1917 at 2 p.m. in the County Courthouse courtroom in Ogden City. Clerk C. M. Namby notes seal. CHEZ & STINE attorneys for petitioner.
Information Bureau item details estate matters in Weber County Utah. Notices include guardianship hearings for Tirlen Crosbie Alfred W Crosbie Ernest Edward Crosbie and C Philip Crosbie minors and letters of administration for Jules Croable. Hearings set May 28 1917 at 3 PM at the County Court House.
Multiple probate notices listed for Weber County Utah in Ogden City. Petitions seek admission of wills and appointment of administrators and executors in estates of Otto F Johnson Elizabeth Larr o Heynolida and Thomas R Middleton among others, hearings set May 1917 before Judge A E Pratt.
A tangled spoof from Abe Martin recalling summer routines and readers who imagine themselves cured by papers. A satirical collage features a bar scene and a mix of humorous captions, poems, and campus primer lines.
Frank A. Vanderlip, a banker and member of the Council of National Defense, predicted stronger U S business during the war and urged readiness for rapid production. He warned against “business as usual,” called for cutting unnecessary expenditures, and said all energy should go into supplying ships, blankets, uniforms, and other war needs. He emphasized widespread bond buying, organized communities, and support for government financing to sustain the national war effort.
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