Duck Hunters Report Excellent Shoot Near Wasatch
County Clerk Charles M. Ramey and Marriage Clerk Alex Fife joined fellow duck hunters at the Wasatch duck club west of Hot Springs. They returned with a good bag and said opening day surpassed recent years in color and abundance. Doctors Worrell and Vaine also hunted at the club south of Jordan, reporting success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ramey
Alex Fife
County Court House
Worrell
Vaine
Cor Jone
Judge Pratt weighs restraining order in Lincoln Kemmerer case
Judge Pratt issues show cause order against William A. Draney and others to stop stock sales and outlay without stockholder consent. Plaintiffs claim fraud and insolvency at Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Co. stockholders sue to bar meetings and nonessential dealings pending court action. Defendants must appear October 8 and may be restrained from company business beyond mine operation without full stockholder consent.
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Pratt
F. Hoberson
Lincoln Kemmerer Coal ‘Company
William AW
Draney
Charles H. Gosting
T. D. Tran
Jesus Anderson
UN UD Tds
Hae
County Farm Agents Meet in Salt Lake Convention
Three day convention of county farm agents and extension workers opens in Salt Lake at Hotel Utah. Preston Thomas of Weber county to attend as official representative, with Alex Edna Ludwig also present. Speakers include John T. Caine, FR Evans and other officials. Topics cover project work, feeding, dairying, swine, vegetable products, and more. Also a bylaw amendment vote at 8 PM October 3 regarding a Modern Woodmen fund, at 2139 Madison Avenue.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Preston Thomas
Weber County
Alex Edna Ludwig
John T. Caine
FR. J. Evans
The
Agricultural College
Peteral
Bert Cate
Heralry
Madeon Avenur
Sharp
Fred E Williams
Rt. Hinchcliff
Two Prohibition Offenders Plead Guilty in Municipal Court
William McSorley and John Torris Hott admitted drunkenness in municipal court today. Judge Dare Kerr gave McSorley 59 dollars or a fine, while Torris received 30 or 50 days in county jail for illegal liquor possession. Deputies arrested them near the depot at separate times. McSorley carried a suitcase with a catton jug of whiskey, Torris had eight bottles of beer and two hot water bottles in a sack, carried under an overcoat. he received a lighter sentence due to heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McSorley
John Torris Hott
Dare
Carbon County Farm Agent in Ogden Visit
LM Price county farm agent for Carbon county visits Ogden to discuss his new role. In service about ten days, he formerly assisted Weber county agent Preston Thoas and now leads animal husbandry. He praises the position and his satisfaction with the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lm, Price
Carbon County
Ogden
Price
Weber County
Preston Thoas
Cape Tan
Brigham City Forms Defense Council and Farm Labor Talks
Prominent Box Elder county men organized the Box Elder County Council of Defense at a Sunday meeting in Brigham City to promote the second Liberty Loan and pledge local subscription. The meeting named a five-bank board and discussed farm labor shortages, proposing school week adjustments to allow youths to work harvests. Funeral services are planned in Honeyville for missionary Coleman Hunsaker, who died of pneumonia in New York, with his remains returning home accompanied by Mission President W P Monson.
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Brigham City
Det
Box Elder County
Council of Defense
Box Elder
Bar Eller
Hox Elder County
Themis
Board For Education
Honeyville
Coleman Uuneaker
New York
Young Hunsaker
Erich Hunsaker
W. P. Monson
Cleaning Service Advertisement Declares Nationwide Backing
An old advertisement claims 1864.0 support from 22 national and state banks for wallpaper and wall cleaning services. It promises dustless work, furniture protection, rug and floor cleaning, and new picture dusting with bonded service and trial offers.
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Walla
William Ingall Held on Statutory Charge
A complaint charging a statutory crime has been sworn out against William Ingall a 20 year old employee of the American Union and Supply Company. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Frank Doyle following a declaration by a 13 year old girl. His preliminary hearing is set for the police court tomorrow.
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Timkal
Cial
Frank Doyle
Tings
Unen and Supply Company
Weber Academy Class Day Celebrates Annual Joy Fest
Weber Academy students and teachers plan a day of athletic contests and skill events dubbed ielasa day. Activities include soccer among upper classes, a line rush, stick race for girls, suitcase race, and a reception with dances and refreshments in the evening.
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Weber Academy
Ielasa
Academy
Schools Not To Close While Students Attend
Telephone lines to the city board of education show inquiries about a high school disruption. The high school remains open as enrollment drops and students seek part time work. Audited schools continue to operate with students attending only briefly each day.
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Boand of
Ranning Erie
Balling
Mattant
Halding Lassen
Wasted Fruit Plea Urges Drying Amid Labor Shortage
George Shorten, returning from a county tour, warns tens of tons of fruit in Ogden area will waste without labor to pick, pack, and can. He urges farmers to dry peaches now, noting drying avoids jars and may save crops for winter use amid wartime conservation.
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George Shorten
Pavia
State Conservation Bureau
Menber
Shorten
Opden
California
Hey
Ogden
Humanity
Uberty
Ogden Faces Salt Lake Plan To Tilt Coal Rates
Ogden business leaders at the Weber club vow to protest to the State Public Utilities Commission against Salt Lake City plans to reduce coal freight rates from southern Utah mines via the Denver and Rio Grande line to Salt Lake City while discriminating against Ogden. The group proposes Ogden pay 10 cents more per ton, arguing both cities are common freight points. a protest committee will press for parity at the October hearing.
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Ogden
Weber Club
Atate Public
WY. J. Parker
Joseph Chez
Lucian A. Jay
C. A Parmley
Salt Lake
Public Utilities Commission
Denver & Hilo Grande
Salt
Students Aid Canneries To Preserve Crops For Canning Plants
High school and Weber college students are joining canneries to protect crops for the plants. Additional workers are being recruited daily. Schools expect this aid will prevent crown loss and allow a makeup period after two weeks of work away from classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Weber College
Schuals
Feeding diseased meat to hogs and chickens sparks health crackdown
Ogden area faces urgent action as sanitary inspector George Shorten reports people feeding the carcasses of dead horses to hogs and fowl. Authorities vow immediate prosecutions for violations to curb dangerous practice amid widespread complaints and health department mobilization.
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Ogden City
George Shorten
Health Department
State Health Department
State Department of Health
Wesett
British Take 4 000 Turks In Mesopotamia Victory
London dispatch reports nearly 4,000 Turkish prisoners after the British army captured Ramadi and Namaifie on the Euphrates West of Bagdad. An official note says the Turkish commander Atmed Bey and his staff were captured with troops, along with arms, ammunition, stores, and other booty.
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Capturr Ramadie
Mesopotamia
Euphrates
Bagdad
London
Ramadi
Namaifie
Bagsadie
Sonday
Atmed Bey
Farewell for OULD IER BONG at Marriott Ward Meeting House
A farewell party for Thaddeus Mare ier Miller and Joseph Levi Eltier, part of American Take’s third contingent from Weber county, was held at the Marriott ward meeting house last evening. The program included music, prayers, and speakers, followed by lunch and dancing. Each guest received a housewife and wristwatch as gifts from the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Mareier Miller
Joseph Levi Eltier
Weber County
Marriott Ward
America
Ot Camp
Women’s Shoes and Tops Sale Advertisement Text
Women’s fancy tops offered in gray brown and velvet styles with sizes from 12 to 46. Sample shoes include 150 pairs of Vici kid patent leather and button styles in sizes 2 to 11.2. Old Time Comfort shoes feature low heels and soft soles in all sizes 2 to 8, priced at 2.98. Brass Toe Cap model with metal cap shown in sizes 9 to 12 priced 2.25 and various sizes and prices. new cloth top regular line includes women’s shoes in sizes 2 1/2 to 7 with patent and cloth tops priced 2.08.
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Vrice
Young Men's Shoes Offer Durable Calfskin Uppers
Advertisement for boys and men shoes in sizes 6 to 10. Footwear features pliable calfskin uppers, shleen or button-set options, and long wearing rubber soles. Priced at S348.
Boys School Shoes and Wear for Small School Togs
Advertisement describes boys school footwear with lace button styles, heavy oak leather soles, and varying sizes. Pricing listed as 31.98 for sizes 8.5 to 9 1-3, 25 for size 2.5, plus 24? for other small sizes.
Child's Button A dated shoe styles for boys and girls
Readable parts describe button shoes for children in sizes 8 to 12 offered in soft calfskin or patent leather with mentions of Lin V and Meili heavy sule. The fragment hints at boy and girl wear but lacks complete details or affiliations.
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AR. Mintyre Drug CO
Modern Woodmen OF America
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Brigham City News
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