New Building Permit in Sagingssy for J Morgan on D Avenue
The city granted J Morgan a permit to build a one story frame residence on D avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets with an estimated cost of 000 dollars. William G Wilson of the Hermitaxe filed suit yesterday against J G Read for 500 damages over a dispute about water pipes on large land. Read had recently sued Wilson to stop removal of pipes. Wilson claims Read interfered with his property possession.
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J. Morgan
D" Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Twentyffth Streets
William G. Wilson
J. G.read
Pruitt
Utah Power & Light Company
Louis A. Jones
Jones
Ogden Horse Sale Lands Largest War Animal Contract
Alio Meek of Ogden Horse Sale & Commission Co reports securing a British government contract for war horses and mules. The deal, from Canada to Mexico, will expand operations with up to 160 field workers within 300 miles and an ongoing supply of thousands of animals monthly. The British military board will visit Ogden to select stock, boosting the city’s prominence in wartime commerce.
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Alio Meek
Arden Jiorne Sale & Commission Company
Montrea
Canada
Aise
Ogden Peghans
Worl
Viere Heibk
United States
St. Jians
Chicago
Hares
Ohio
Crect
Min. Mook
Ogden Horse Sale
Meek
Ogden
Mexico
St. Loup
Lyst
Ogden Horse Sale & Commis Aar Rrr
Clus Mining Board
Conexisting
Haraea
Eoree
Heang
Great Britain
Ingnon
Anscra
H.W. Dunn
Come
Ogden Rotarians to attend national convention in Kansas City
Ogden Rotary Club members Ralph E Bristol and A R Meluiyre were chosen to attend the national Rotary convention in Kansas City from June 24 to 28. Additional Ogden members expected to join the trip.
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Rotarlane
Ralph E Bristol
A. R. Meluiyre
Ogden Rotary Club
Kansas City
Ogden Club
Nevada Sheriff Slain. Suspect Evading Poses in Hills
Churchill County Sheriff Rherlitt Mark Wildes dies from a Sunday shooting by Paul Walters, a draft evader, at a hospital in Lovelock Nevada. Walters remains at large as a posse hunts in the hills. A $1000 state reward was offered for his capture and may be increased.
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Ovelock
Nev
Rherlitt Mark Wildes
Churchill County
Paul Walters
Walters
Red Cross Sale Opens Tonight in Ogden
Lieut Choyce to preside at the Red Cross sale in the 2354 Washington avenue building at 7:30 p m tonight. Auctioneer Lieut A N Choyes will offer a doll's house and about 400 items mostly made by school children with proceeds to the Red Cross war fund. Two Australian rabbits donated by Ogden boys C S and F P Stephens will be auctioned as part of the sale.
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A. Newhesty Choyes
Ogden
Red Cross
Ogdenboye
FP. C. Stephens
Emgree Avenue
W. EF. Bruerton
Drafted men to leave Ogden next Tuesday
Drafted men under call No 234 will leave Ogden at noon Tuesday May 28 according to Weber county board. Forty five from Weber county and nine from Ogden City depart within the May 25 to June 1 window. a patriotic demonstration is planned at the Ogden tabernacle Saturday night to honor them.
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Ogden
Weber County Board
Weber County
Ogden Ciy
Tabernacle
Real Estate Man Brummitt Moves Office to New Ground Floor
Brummitt the local real estate dealer and insurance writer relocates from the Utah National Bank basement to the Fraternity Shfock ground floor at 2324 Washington Avenue. He expects a business boom after the war and now occupies the entire ground floor storage space. Read the Classified Ads.
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Brummit
Utah National Banks
Fraternity
Shfock
Washington Avenue
Srummitt
Nine Japanese Give Up S180 When They Forfeit
Nine Japanese men arrested near Twenty Fourth Street and Twenty St streets failed to appear in municipal court this morning. Bail forfeiture totaled 130 dollars with amounts per individual. Charges of vagrancy were pursued to gain court appearance. no evidence supported gang activity. Raid conducted by Capt Mohrman Sergeant Kelisier and Officer Herink.
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Gaey Caue
Vnl
vaRenMey
Wo City
Polira O. 1
Mohrman
J. 2
Kelisier
Frank Heriisk
Last Pantages Bill of Season Opens Today at Orpheum
The final Pantages season show opens for a three day run at the Orpheum theater with Mie Inst audevilla’s exceptional road variety bill. Featured acts include The Klyxatd Kues with Rose Maura, The Five Metiots, June Mills and company, Spanish violinist, Zara Carman Trio, and Neverly Dobh's moving picture The Top of the World in a varied program for patrons.
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Orpheum Theater
Goss
Instaudevilla
Anon
Rose Maura
Comedienne
City Plans Marked Automobiles For Police Use
City commissioners debated purchasing a new police department automobile. The city recorder was instructed to solicit bids from local auto dealers to supply a machine. The plan includes marking city and department names on each vehicle, with unit and number clearly displayed. The dog tax report for May 16 to 22 shows twelve dogs taxed at $2 each. eight dogs were killed by officers, three by consent of owners, and one at owner request.
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Propos
Polles
City Recorder
Automn
Bila
Lea
Public Nursing Association Urged by City Visit
A graduate nurse, Irene Fool, proposed forming a public nursing association in Ogden to care for indigent cases. She offered to organize and noted a $800 fund availability. Lulu Durke and George D. Bennett attended, with further city discussion planned.
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Mias Irene Fool
Metropolitan Life Nurogece Company
City Commission
Ogden
Lulu Durke
Toral
Hincas
Pursea
Fual
George D. Bennett
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Misa Cont
Hirsher
Cfty
Three Boys Enlist in U S Army From Aeton Area
News brief reports Harry Dale Phillips George E and Janes I Phillips enlisted in the United States Army. Phillips from 336 Twenty third Street and George and Janes from 3272 Adams Avenue are named. Phillips recently graduated from Weber Normal College and joined the elena carn. The Derry brothers joined the quartermaster corps. An amendment to Rose Asphalt Company articles increases shares from 250000 to 760000 with par value 1.
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Aeton
United States Army
Harry Dale Phillips
George E
Janes I
Harry
Adams Avenue
Phillips
Weber Normna) College
Tie
Elena Carn
Derry Brothers
Quartermaster’s Corpe
Mammoth Parade for Red Cross Aids Salt Lake City Crowd
A mammoth Salt Lake parade planned by Moose Lodge aims to raise funds for the Red Cross. The route will go from Twenty sixth Street to Union Depot with crowds urged to throw money along the line. Officials hope total gifts surpass previous efforts as civic leaders express concerns over legality and city actions.
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Salt Lake
Alitva
Indy
Parado
1Ia
Ealt Lake
Amoage
Awork
Weber Academy Gnd
Eagles’ Dereneam
Woodman of the World
Maccabees
Maderh Woodmen of America
Hnights of
Pythias
Ogden High School Band
Wat Schout Sacrats
Weeber Academy
Browcroff
Twenty Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
Nounter
Grant Avenue
Ffth
Union Depot
Credit Manager Visits Ogden and Salt Lake City Trade
George Gaddin credit manager of the American Can company, on a Pacific coast pilgrimage, paused in Ogden and Salt Lake City to meet Utah trade representatives. He praised the local business climate, attended a Rotary luncheon at the Weber club, then visited the Caventry club with local hosts, expressing high regard for Utah’s progressive business community.
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George EB. Gaddin
American Can Company
Pacific Cast
Ogden
Dalt Lake City
Gareldin
Boston
Gaddis Stakce
Utah
Uinh
Rotary Club
Iuncheon
Weber Club
Galt
Caventry Club
Mesars
Goddard
Buchmiller
Sparso
Leopard
Gaddin
Joim Hatda
Hia Company
Boostora
Prouty Pays 75 To City Treasury In Case Ended
The case against H. T. Prouty, Weber hotel proprietor, ended in municipal court with a $75 fine paid after a guilty plea. Judge Murphy presided, replacing Judge Natker. The case, long drawn out, drew attention as Prouty previously faced a six month sentence for selling a drink to a party guest. a compromise later required him to pay £260 to the city treasury.
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H. T. Lroyty
Weber Hotel
Onder
Rome
Judes
John J. Murphy
George S. Natker
Lung Toe
Prouly
Casa Helms
Tantalk
Hnnoce
Barker
Prouty
Nelling
John Christy
Tinity Commission
Paréon
Ran
More Jobs Open for Skilled and Unskilled Workers
W Heckel, employment examiner in charge of the local government employment office at Twanly Fourth Street and Wall Avenue, reports new orders require shipyard workers to be aged 20 to 50. He notes many vacancies exist for both skilled and unskilled labor across the Intermountain region, with a large display of job cards in his front window.
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W. Heckel
Twanly
Fourth Street
Wall Avenue
Han
Beckett Atataa
Wonon
Intermountain
Yango
May Festival at U A College Enchants Large Audience
Logan May 13 The May festival by the department of physical education for women at Utah Agricultural College was held May 2 on the main lawns. A May pole dance, dances of the nations, the dance of the nereos, and fairy revel and Egyptican pictures were performed by advancing classes. Miss Erama Smith danced the fawn and Mime Rachel Dunford appeared before students. Mrs Georgia B Jannsoe directed the event in charge of women’s physical education.
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Misa Erama Smith
Rachel Dunford
Aatara
For Rent Furnished Apartment in Private Building
Classified notice describing a furnished one room apartment for rent with modern amenities in a private building. Includes note about gas heating and location near Chili’s, with partial address 606 24th.
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Chili's
Proclamation Moves Food Use for Alcohol Production
During the war a preliminary rate amendment was approved and allows mobilizing food into alcohol manufacture. President Wilson issues a proclamation directing use of food in the production of intoxicants as part of war measures.
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Wilson
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