North Ogden Notes and Local News Bits
North Ogden notes report a local trial in which the state wins a verdict after four courts, with Justice George S. Desa presiding and a jury including Frank Campbell and John W. Gideon. The column also notes crowded schools, new teachers, marriages, farm work, travel, and community happenings around North Ogden and nearby areas.
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North Ogden
State of Utah
Stanley L. Hégely
Mondey
Justice of the Peace of
George S. Desa
Frank Campbell
John W. Gideon
Charles Hearty Storey
Bo OF
Claybock
Joseph B. Bates
George Halverson
Attwmes, Houl
Temple
Dire Jennings
Rigby
Idaho
Xtra
Bern
Salt Lake City
Deide
Charles M. Ferd
John Q
Clarence F. Johngen
Fdano Feria
Ray Wiliam Berrett
Brekes
Wms N. Barker
Maggie i
Hes
Warold
Beatrice
Buckey Jones Predicts White Sox World Series Victory
Detroit third baseman Robert Ducky Jones, returning from Ogden, says the Chicago White Sox will win the World Series. He cites their defense and offense and notes Cicotte and Williams have pitched well. He also praises three American League clubs as stronger than the Reds and says the White Sox look fastest among them.
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Robert
Ducky" Josed
Detroit
Ogden
Thin City
Jones
Union Association
San Francisco
Nave Jones
Reds
Sox
Cicotte
Williama
Chicago
White Hose
Returned Soldiers Honored by Ogden Knights of Columbus
A banquet for 68 soldiers from the Ogden Knights of Columbus will be held at the Weber club with a reception for servicemen. Soldiers, sailors and marines are asked to wear uniforms. Afterward a dance at the W O W hall. Installation of new officers planned the following week at the same hall. Columbus Day events slated in Salt Lake City.
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Ogden Knights of Columbus
Weber Club
W. O. W. Hall
K. of
Emilar
Sorpker
Salt Lake
Walking for Returned Soldiers Aide Tours U S Cities
Thomas Shannon, a representative advocating for reformed soldiers, arrived in Ogden on foot en route from Ogden to San Francisco. He carries letters from governors and mayors and has walked across the country to urge communities to assist veterans. He plans to visit Ogden's mayor and other officials before continuing west and south toward California then home to Wilmington.
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Thomas Shannon
Saitora
Wariiva
Ogden
San Frisco
Shannon
United States
Utah
New York
Colorado
Maryland
President Improves Under the Rest Cure
President Wilson shows progress after a rest cure prescribed by his physician. He slept well last night and was more alert during the day, marking a positive turn in his recovery efforts. The report notes improvement in his condition since his illness began.
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Washington
Wilson
President’s Rest Program Expands With Daily Automobile Rides
I Grayren allowed brief attention to executive matters as the president signed minor bills and letters, and nominations were sent to the Senate. Accompanied by Mrs Wilson and her daughter Margaret, he left the White House for nearly two hours of country driving in good weather, to gain sun and air and help relieve Wieslerpleesat 33. The doctor’s bulletin notes a good night and improving condition, though participation in the labor conference remains uncertain.
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I. Grayren
Senate
Sremye
Wilson
Hie
Mins
Margaret
Walte
Grayson
el Crest
Storekeepers Who Sell Tobacco to Boys Arrests Imminent
Warrants for two storekeepers suspected of selling tobacco to grammar school children will be served tomorrow. Judge Dan Sullivan of the Juvenile court reports extensive practice by area shopkeepers near schools. No direct evidence of a crime has been found yet, but authorities push for action.
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Dan Sullivan
Juventry Court
Queen Esther Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple
The Queen Esther chapter No. 4 O. E. S. holds a regular meeting at 8 o clock Friday evening October 3 in the Masonic temple with initiation of candidates. All members are invited. Daughters of Pioneers Camp A meets tomorrow at 2 20 at Mrs Kaplin 198 Harrisville area with full attendance requested for the first winter meeting and business to come before the group. Mr and Mrs M B Carson of the Browning apartments left Oxner today for the northwest to visit relatives in Seattle and Portland as Mrs Carson visits her son Ervin
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Masonic Temple
Order
Daughters OF Pioneers
Daughters of Fioneers
Northwest
M. B. Carson
Browning Apartments
Oxder
Seattle
Portland
Ladies Auxiliary of Oregon Rice Club Meeting
The Ladies auxiliary to the Oregon Rice Club will meet Thursday afternoon in their lodge hall to conduct important business. All members are asked to attend. A reception is planned for October 7. The Christian church will host a reception for the pastor and his family on Tuesday October 7. A schedule change moves Friday events to Tuesday October 7 due to Carnatian Endeavor in Salt Lake City beginning Friday.
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Farr Campbell
Isac S. Campbell
Ver
D. le Warding
Stake
High Council Waa
David Johns
Pleasant View
Christias Curch
Salt Lake City
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin Ad Appears in Early Ad Copy
An early advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the slogan Bases Cross stamped on each tablet and pack. It claims safety for coughs headaches neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism and provides 12 tablets in a small box at a few cents with larger sizes available. The ad notes aspirin is a trademark of Bayer and references the manufacturer in Munich.
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Bayer
Drugelata
Amiplrin
Bayer Max
Naval Officer to Probe Jack Williams Case
A U S Navy representative will visit Orden to investigate Jack Williams who faced vagrancy charges after being found wandering. Williams claims to be stranded from Nebricsiat with a discharged service history. court inquiries last Monday raised doubt, prompting telegrams to Salt Lake City and San Francisco about his truthfulness.
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United States Navy
Orden
Jack Willams
Nebricsiat
William
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Weight loss guidance and cautions from a diet plan
The passage urges rapid weight loss by extreme dieting and exercise, promising up to sixty pounds lost under a risky program. It recommends a small bar of unknown substance and drastic changes to appearance and health, while warning of heart failure, apoplexy, and other dangers if pursued.
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Greggiot
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