Mackay Dams and Irrigation Project Opened With Rejoicing
Mackay Dam and irrigation project opened amid celebration by farmers and business leaders. Watts of Utah Construction Co returned from Mackay to report completion, crowds gathered in Lost River valley, water released early for irrigation, Major Tred Reel praised reclamation efforts, and W H Wattell urged continued support for lasting community improvements in Idaho.
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City Adopts District Water Hours Regime
City wards now split into two districts to regulate water use. On the east side of Mint Forest the hours are 6 to 6, and 2 to 8 p.m. On the west side the hours run from 8 to 10 a.m. and 8:20 to 8 p.m. A notice will clarify the rules and reason for the water restrictions.
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Ogden Fans Anticipate Harbertson Yokel Clash Tonight
Ogden wrestling fans plan a trip to Salt Lake City to see Jack Harbertson vs Mike Yokel. Both must weigh 175 pounds or under for the match, with Yokel expected around 165 pounds and Harbertson nearing the limit.
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Yokel
Yard Office Team Defeats Freight Office 6 to 1 in Local League
The waterwall team from the yard office in the local railroad yards defeated the mine from the freight office by a score of 6 to 1. The Yard Office now leads and faces the Chief Clerk’s office team next Monday afternoon to likely decide the league championship. The match was played for the Southern Pacific stop diamond.
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Arrests for liquor bail forfeiture and distant divorce case in Ogden
Two men Freeman and Doxer of Omaha Nebraska, arrested on a liquor charge at Twenty sixth Street and Wall Avenue, failed to appear in court and their bail of 300 dollars each was forfeited. The piece also details a long court action involving Leonard Harzke alias Leonard Christensen, Virl Drysdale, and a marriage and polygamy charge, plus local Utah National Guard cavalry plans and a note about the classified ads.
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Committee of Labor to Act on Teachers Demands
A committee from the Ogden Trades and Labor assembly will propose recommendations tonight about the Ogden city school board’s refusal to recognize the teachers union or grant its demands. Many contracts signed. several teachers still hold out, saying they will strike if recognition is not granted. A veteran teacher says he will not sign his contract until the controversy is resolved, fearing it would lower self respect.
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Piano for sale cheap for cash
For sale miscellaneous item a piano offered for cash. Also a cart and a general housework help wanted at 407 5th. Phone number 2207, 839 dt appears in the text.
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Man held for wine purchase on Nevada crossing
J T McCleland, a Southern Pacific railroad worker, faced city court yesterday for buying wine while in possession of a cart and driving in Oakland. Judge D A Thoverts gave a suspended sentence after McCleland admitted purchasing wine in Oakland for personal use. Evidence showed a seventeen year work history with the water department and pathv duties.
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Hines Opposes Raising Rates on Railroads
Cincinnati May 0 192- Walker Innes director of railroads opposes higher transportation charges. He warns against raising rates as a pretext to worsen living costs. He argues reforms and efficiency gains may raise revenues without increasing prices.
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Cincinnati
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Bids Opened on New Wabhupton Swimming Pool Project
Two bids were submitted this morning for the construction of the new swimming pool at Wabhupton. EJ Jenkson offered $5157 for the work excluding plumbing, while George Wiltspeyner & Son bid $5290 for the same with plumbing included. The matter was referred to the supervising committee for action.
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Wabhupton Serivel
Ej,jenkson
George Wiltspeyer & Son
Orintonidnnag Af Pares
Half Money for Civic Auditorium Provided
Dr. Heinkohl Kanzler announced that half of the $360,005 needed to build a civic auditorium and gymnasium is pledged. A committee including J. S. Lewis, J. S. Campbell, and Gomer Nicholas was formed to investigate and report. The plan parallels the North Kenton university and aims to host conventions, stock shows, auto shaws, and other events, with a removable balcony and a memorial for World War I veterans.
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Cymnasie
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Gomer Nicholas
Lr. Knazier
North Kenton University
Evageton
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Regulation cuts traffic at Bay Corners intersections
City discusses regulating all traffic at Bay Corners Ogden Avenue and rottle cataldsis intersections due to extreme pedestrian danger. Merchants push for traffic officers on duty during peak hours until signal equipment is installed. Drivers repeatedly ignore state laws, prompting requests for stricter enforcement and safety measures.
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French Plan to Take Over Bridge From Americans
COBLENZ May 17. The French authorities, if Germans sign the peace terms, will go ahead with a plan to seize the Coblenz bridgehead from the Americans. Presently only three American divisions will remain in the occupation area after handover. departure depends on Germans at Versailles, transport facilities and other arrangements yet to be made.
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Seven Thousand Soldiers Attend Catholic Services in Paris
Seven thousand American troops attended Holy Week services at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris by invitation of the Knights of Columbus. Catholic and non-Catholic chaplains led the crowd, with Cardinal Amat blessing the soldiers. The treasury opened to reveal relics and historic jewels, including items linked to Napoleon III and Marie Antoinette.
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Couple Celebrate Wedding and Double Anniversary
Aftey and Janis Brown announce their wedding kept secret for two weeks with a double celebration. The couple married May 1 and held a reception at the bride’s parents home with many friends. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Brown and others, as well as Gold Star Day plans by the Women of American Patriots. A Katy Club dance at Glenwood Park drew a large crowd and Arthur and Grace Egerbost plan to reside in Ogden canyon for the summer.
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Janis Brown
William Brown
Washington
Mint Nan Eva Brown
E. Brown
Walter Ss. Brown
Messie Forest Brown
Vaaidea
Hanteas
Willian Brown
Charles Slater
Billy Peres
Walter L. Moore
Earl Stanger
Ju. B. Campbell
Christensen
William Rown, Jr
Maude Cauley
Aira
Alla Griffin
Mis
Monldw Brown
Bather Hock
Ruth Brown
Mine
Nellie Johnson
Jack Waly
Robert Sneddon
Nelson Duroes
Walter Feavrncin
Gold &Tar Bay
Elka
Pian
J. Ray Ward
Women of American Patriate
Edwin Durant
J. D. Wall
Alvin J. Peater
Williams
Stonebreaker
Homer
Young
John Coles
Bert Wiliams
Glenwood Park
Cy Oye
Canyon
Mta
Arthur Grate Egerbost
City
Woodbines Bottare
Hermlinge
Ogden Canyon
Hoo
Gall ed to coast and local society notes in Ogden
Mrs W W Wilson of 2776 Grant Avenue is called to the Pacific coast for serious family matters. Visiting in Ogden are Mr and Mrs R H Hunt of Rexburg Idaho. Rose sales discussion at a league meeting features 3000 rose bushes planted in Ogden. A church ladies aid meeting and mutuals ward social are announced plus a St Louis trip for Robert C Nye.
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Grant Avenue
Pacific Coast
Ogden
R. H. Hunt
Rexburg
Idaho
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Retaiver
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Tomiorrow
Ava
Ollock
Ruth Tanner
Arena Snyder A. Doneph
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Firma Creeet
Eo Gorakl Khomp
William
Australia
Voral
Plano
Progressives Refuse Senate Committee Posts Over Lodge Picks
Washington May 34 Progressives refuse seats on Republican committees after Kenyon of Iowa and Jones of Washington decline spots, following Berth of Idaho and Johnson of California. Lodge resists changing selections as intra party rift deepens. In local news, Mallet Society of Firet ward set for program and dance with Warren of Wyoming chairing, in ward amusement hall plans this week.
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Berth
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Ayivania
Warren
Wyoming
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