March of Soldier Boys heads to American Lake from Ogden
A large Ogden Weber county farewell accompanies the March of Soldier Boys heading to American Lake Washington. The 9 pm train leaves from Union Depot with Southern Pacific Band leading a city and county delegation. A farewell dinner and court house roll call precede the departure with many officials and media invited.
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Southern Pacific Band
Union Depot
Orden
Ogden
Weber County
Oregon
American Lake
Waab
Court House
Ogden Union Station
City Hall Park
Adhe
John William Gibson
Jeader
Willias
Herman Green
Meutenant
Thaddeus Harman Miller
Pillip Sorenson
John William Clark
Fran W. Arawn
David Evans
Willa Mitchell McFarland
Thomas Gray Matthews
Comme Jun Bell
Isaac Sears Campbell
Charles L. White
Harry Penman
Herbert Earl Powers
Earl Ab
Walter Thurston
Harold W. Stone
Howard Eleberry
Alexander Wheelwright
Jacob H. Kap
Enoch & Carlson
Hrnry J. Marker
Luther Davenport
John T. Fisher
Nels C. Flygare
Farl Filo Managa
Nela Arthur Jacobson
St Paul
Minn
William Schlaleruan
Pocatello
Unita
Utah
Norgan
Suromit
Rich
Wintch
Waratch
Bevler
Tooele
Dal+is
Carlon
Union Pacific
Denver & Hilo Grande
Salt Lake
Har Elder
Ache Counties
Brigham and Cache Junction
Brief city session on dog tax and court fines
A short city commission meeting addressed business before them. The dog tax collector reported last week receipts of $4, with seven dogs injured and killed. The municipal court report showed fines and forfeitures of $20.00, with no civil cases. poll tax feens noted. September 1916 figures were $1,037 for reference.
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Cort
Judge Agee’s Court 610 Opens October 8
Judge Alfred W. Agee visited his court house and received congratulations from clerks and county officials on his recovery. He said he felt well and would regain strength in a few days, distributing baskets of farm grown pears peaches and grapes to court employees. Agee’s division of the district court will reopen October 4 for debt matters only, with probate work postponed for several days.
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Alfred W. Agee
Agee
Flapjack Bust With Weiner Roast At Faculty Bonfire
Ogden high school faculty plans an evening trip to Taylor's canyon east of the city for a bonfire party. Principal Meson and Milas Feril Head will cook flapjacks while other teachers prepare a summer-like outing with a large bonfire and diversions at the canyon mouth after school.
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Ogden High Achool
Taylor's Canyon
Meson
Milas Feril Head
Taylors Canyon
WINESS SAVES MAN FROM A JAIL SENTENCE
Alfred Honilas faced trial for drunkenness in municipal court. He was ill with pneumonia, a doctor asked for dismissal, and the judge tempered justice, transferring the case to county for treatment. The incident marked the first under the new prohibition law where mercy was shown.
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Alfred Honilas
Honilas
Waahlaxton Avenue
Owith
Meinhold Kamiler
Hopilas
Jal
Hesjharpe
Marker
Willpmercy
Gathering Evidence Against Three Surge Suspects in Burglaries
No complaints filed against Nertha Anderson William Mathes and Ernest Dillon the three colored people arrested this week for burglaries in Orden. Officers await more evidence while working on other details of the affair. Anderson reportedly refuses to speak while Mathes’s watch was identified as Charles Tarton’s property by a friend.
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Fle
Nertha Anderson
William Mathes
Ernest Dillon
Orden
Anderson
Nut
Hfe
Mathes
Charles Tarton
Friend
Candidatures Filing Petitions With City Recorder
Two candidates in the coming municipal election have filed petitions with the city recorder. Judge George H. Darker filed yesterday and John Tingree, candidate for city commissioner, filed some time before. Others wait to file in the next few days as the election looms with a brief campaign ahead.
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City Recorder
George
Darker
John Tingree
Med
Judar Marker
Tas Fs
City Auchine A. FP
Larson
Surprising Peach Sale Highlights Travel Echoes
Travelers in Michigan near Kalamazoo encounter peaches sold on a farm for 20 cents a basket a mispriced bargain that underlines the era’s roadside commerce. Reports of long transcontinen tal journeys and a note on rising farm labor costs show a country in motion with hints of future development in fisheries education on the Washington coast.
Women's Petticoats and Household Goods Sale Notes
Readable catalog items include women's petticoats in black satins and percaline, various sizes on sale at 40¢, plus skirts and jackets in pink and blue percale. Also listed are bungalow face curtains, Oriental bands for trimming, high neck vests, trimming braids, collars for school dresses, and linen guest towels with price marks.
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Munichal Court
Esenee
Flaplack
Winess
Man
Stafford Millinery Co
Washington
Wright
Venat
Hoya
Prige
Tari
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Tari Falls
Vatican
Vintah
Wld Theta
Kalamaron
Valleau
Tee
Frisco
Uke Washington Ualeralty
Ogden’s ‘Shopping Center
Wrights
Speinl
Manuel
Korth Alster Tiber
Sevrecesens
Gina Focr
Barrain
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