Story of Sixteen Years Taxes in Ogden
The Weber County Record notes a tax levy pattern in Ogden under Browning Brewer Conroy and Glasmay. It claims Fell and Browning received higher yearly tax shares, criticizes city commissioners for levies of 12 to 14 mills, accuses them of funding city expenses with water works funds, and argues tax increases hurt residents.
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Ogden
A. G. Fell
T. Sam Browning
Weber County
Browning
Alexander Brewer
E. W. Conroy
William Glasmay
Fell
Mls
Mayer
M. B. Browning
W. Glasmann
W. Glastoann
Apeeaes
Tee Vawne
ML Conroy
Asee
Conroy
Tyas
Alex Brewer Cesserees
Alex Brewer
Purch Waterworks
Alex Brewers
Beavers l Mills
Bae Wereeseenersesnes
Glasmarn
Qlammaon
Milte
Brown
Independent Evening Newspaper Subscription Rates
An independent daily newspaper note from Ogden City lists subscription options and prices. It mentions daily and monthly rates, with delivery in Ogden City and outlying areas. Names Wollam Glasmann and Pupiiener appear in the readable fragment.
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Sundar
Ault
Bursac Subiuy
Drwat.ch
Ogden City
Dally
Ugden City
Orden
Lally Outrids
Onder Ausomy
Mous Communications
Pabe
Wollam Glasmann
Pupiiener
Subcriber Notice on Standard Paper Cessation Methods
Subcribiqere notice explains methods to stop a newspaper subscription after payment period ends. It warns subscribers that discontinuation may occur if payment stops and outlines options by card, letter, or carrier. It notes a standard stoppage period and potential frustration from both sides.
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Bette Pour
Eto Marti
Rene Tanger
Ogden City Municipal Ticket Endorsements by Committee
The Ogden City Republicans and People’s Convention endorse a municipal ticket led by Maton A Heywood. The Standard endorses the ticket, describing the process as centralized by the committee and conducted under party direction.
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People's Convention
City
Republican Central Committee
Ogden
Republicans of
Whale Ucket
MATON
A. R. Heywood
President Smith on Taxes and Education Fallout
Fragmented OCR shows Joseph Smith addressing Utah taxes and education funding at the Mormon tabernacle. Reports claim he urges the people to support education while noting burdensome taxes and church influence on public finance. The passage references criticisms by a Boston editor and discusses tax rates and policy impacts.
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Tsn Btanchard
Peobhe
Ogden
Joseph Fy Bmuth
Stennen
Tetheling
Etrat Audiente
Utah
Poe
Cadenelty
Ogden Tax Fight Prompts Reader Demands and Legal Scrutiny
Local readers urge broader tax relief as Ogden City Weber County and state taxes rise. editors vow ongoing fight for lower taxes while condemning use of public funds for a political parade.A parade funding dispute attributes public money to campaign efforts, with officials Palen and Brownlog criticized for personal gain. the public calls for economical governance and accountability across city, county, and state levels.
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Standard
Ogden City
Weber County
State
Raonty
Ogden
TDA Standard
Bowei
Standard Ie
Rmtth
Mormon Church
Why They Did Not Check Why They Did Not Check
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a mayoral political float in a parade and mentions crowds questioning a political gesture. The fragment hints at reasons for not checking the background or motives, implying concern over perceived bad faith and evidence of potential treason.
FIGHTING FOR THE IRON RESOURCES
French efforts to penetrate the German lines north of Arras reveal Leng as the heart of France’s iron and steel industry. Leng houses a steel cabling factory and presses, with Lens a coal mining center linked by rail to Arras and nearby cities. Lens, a major manufacturing town, had about 26,469 residents before the war.
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Itnta Notth
Arras
France
Nci
Leng
Arres
Republic
Pasce
Thera 2
Fa An Todas
Tas de Calais von
Lille
Lens
Buying Electricity by Meter Standards in Government Bulletin
A government bulletin discusses buying electricity by meter, noting standards of measure and regulatory context. The brief outlines how metering affects pricing, quality control, and compliance for public utilities.
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RTER
Orden
Taxpayers urged to organize against rising taxes in Ogden
The piece urges Ogden taxpayers to organize to oppose increasing taxes and pressure current office seekers. It argues citizens should demand tax relief, threaten to vote out incumbents who support tax confiscation, and push for reductions before the next election.
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Ogden
Earthquake Discussion Points to Wasatch Fault Origin
Geologists suspect Saturday's quake began along the Wasatch fault extending through Utah but warn the region could still see future disturbances. Tremors varied, with stronger impacts near Imlay Winnemucca and Golonis on the Southern Pacific line where water tanks and bridges were affected.
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Wasatch
Utah
Imlay
Winnemucca
Golonis
Key
Pacific
Ratto
Wasatch Range
Carth
British French Drive Advances in France Offensive
On September 25 British and French troops attacked German positions in France. Intense artillery fire followed as Allied forces captured first line trenches and pushed forward for gains. Analysts warn a strong defense in depth is needed to break through to the third trench and rail links crucial to German communications near Vimy.
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Germas Hoes
France
Binea
Thia
Vimy
Teuton
Fraore
Once a Year Baseball Hearts Standard Bulletin
On west Friday local fans set aside turmoil to focus on the Great national pastime. The Standard will publish game plays and rally old fans, celebrating baseball as Ogden anticipates the season’s return and compares team strength ahead of Friday’s measure.
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Depinniig
Standard
Excursion 70 Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Public notice details a special trip fare of 22.50 by Union Pacific for a ten day excursion from Osden to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. City ticket office location listed at 1614 Washington Avenue with contact Vaone 2500. Alhambra Orpheum ad promotes new heat and comfort.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
International Dry Farm
Sig Congress
Osden Vl
Union Pacific
Washington Avenue
Tax figures at issue in examiner versus standard reports
The piece compares tax paid disclosures for William Glarmann and his personal property to show alleged city tax increases. It highlights a claimed 20 percent rise and a $760 property tax figure, noting Examiner and Standard figures in separate columns and urging readers to compare how the Examiner portrays Glarmann’s leases and tax reductions.
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William Glarmann
Fell
Browning Ae
Brust
Glasnann
Glaymann
Peayang
Lose & Glasmann
Glasmann City Taxes Figures From Sunday Examiner
Figures reproduced from the Sunday Examiner show six years of property taxes for Willams Glasmann. The data, drawn from the county treasurer’s assessment roll, invite Ogden citizens to verify valuations and city taxes paid, arguing that the present city commissioners have not raised fares.
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Willams Glaamann
Ee County Treasurer's
Ogden
Taxes 93 Cents More On 5040 Than On 6000
The Examiner exposes figures showing Mr Glasmann’s losses reduced his property value from 94000 to 5040, with taxes rising from 60.00 to 80.48 as levies varied. It notes that only once in six years was the tax 12 mills, while later officials increased floating debt and tax levies.
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Glasmann
Ksttiner
Qlasmann
Lowes Re Vepaets
Glazmann
Blesmann
Browning
Neceasary
Pell
Speigal Assembly A Theao A at Oxden High School
A morning special assembly at Oxden High School discussed drama club organization with Miles Jennette Stephens and Professor Shiray outlining plans. Harold Thop announced a football game against Kaysville High School next Saturday as part of upcoming school events.
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Oxden High School
Finn
Clasa
Miles Jennette Stephens
Bhirey
Shiray
Moorook Olsen
Mise Stephens
Amn
Harold Thop
Sey
Orange and Black
Kaysville High School
Orange
Dlack
Peck” Falck
Billy” Glasmann
Wilnea
Kaysvitla
Jordan
Briggu
U. of D. Vattran
Rone
Stranger Man Convicted After Alcoholing Bedding Swap Attempt
In Ogden this morning a man named Williams Jobeson, a scramment, was convicted of petit larceny in municipal court. He faced a $15 fine or fifteen days in jail after trying to trade his bedding for a drink at a Twenty-fifth Street saloon. A Bartender rejected the deal, James Bruce of BL Anthony Idaho intervened, and the suspect departed with his bedding as police followed.
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Wiliams Jobesos
Ogden
Twenty-fifth Street
Joboson
James Bruce
BL Anthony
Ida
Tato
Firece
Natinet
Shettax Goon Aa
Otticer Keltther
Druce
New Candidates for Auditor in City Campaign
A local race for city auditor features Mrs. Kate Van Dyke, widow with one child, opposed by Mrs. Lata Farley, current chief clerk in the auditor’s office. The Standard endorses A. F. Larson for auditor and Mrs. Lafay Farley for chief assistant, while noting Van Dyke’s bid may be helped or hindered by sympathy politics and party finance offers. The piece discusses how changes to the auditor’s books would require city commissioners’ approval and references past figures and local ties affecting the contest.
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Kate van Dyke
Tt Fa Offtedatty
Lata Farley
Lafayetts Farley
Lafp Farrey
A. F. Lerson
Dirs
Farley
Larson
Laron
Jim
Puctey
Vee Dyke
Vaairkeavey
AL WS Larson
Lafe Parley
Aseletadt
Mra. van ‘Dyke Ta
Mra
van Dyke
Marriott area road plans and board actions noted
Committees from the Marlettis district urged gravel road surfacing and prompt road work. The board advised gravel use and begin dates, with about two miles to prove.Harry Harbin resigns as constable and pound-keeper at Rey. no Roy appointment. The board leased land to Stanley Tank for a rotation hospital, with ground improvements required. hospital not to be built until next year.
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Cooly Board of Commissioners
Dex
Marriott
Harry Harbin
Rey
Board of Commissioners
Batn
Peorte
Roy
Atanley Tank
Belts Hospital
Torask
Registrations Open Tomorrow At City Office
Listings show multiple names and addresses including Alice Collins at 2976 Mogtee, Addie A. Pallown at 128 Pore Lih, Alice Pierce at 200, Llela Watson at 339 Lincoln Ave Sth, Aona Power at 637 Cansor, Niels Andergan at 100 N Walk, Callia E. Cave at 2262 Adama, Martha D. Cooley at 246, Luna Ml Rowoan at 39, Joseph Wallace at 622, Florence E. Pierson at 250i Mot, Sarah H. Baltantyaes3ié Wot. The notice invites registrations tomorrow at the officer office.
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Pincock
Alice Collins
Maryella Griffip
Addie A. Pallown
Alice Pierce
Stary M
Cansor
Notile Trumbler
Niels Andergan
Adama
Callia E. Cave
Adama Atp
Martha D. Cooley
Luna
Rowoan
Joseph Wallace
Florence E. Pierson
Sarah H
Swiss Call For Men A Failure
Harel Sept 10 The call of the government for volunteers to serve in defense corps to supplement the army has met with poor response. About half volunteered, far short of the expected enrollment. The government plans to consider measures to encourage enlistment as population trends or threats persist.
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Harel
Deles
Ants
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Plaig City
George Baat
Warren
Bow
T. Barcuel Brownlog
Boen- Fog
Aod
Tresaury
International Congress of Electrical Unite and Blanchards
London
Alhambra Orpheum
Sunday Examiner
Clasmann
Eeseare
Sereeeer
Aoe Syeree
Theo
Johnson
Jalh Wek
Griffin
D. Fing
P. Moran
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